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Wed, Jul 24, 2024 @ 7:30 pm - 11:30 pm
The Thirsty River, Rev Ezra & Luke Lynell
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EVENT DETAILS
rsvp on FacebookThe Hook and Ladder Theater
- Doors 7:30pm :: Music 8:00pm
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21+
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General Admission: ADV $10 / DOS $15
EVENT DESCRIPTION
The Thirsty River, Rev Ezra & Luke Lynell
The Thirsty River freaks string back to the Hook hot as ever this summer with touring artists Rev Ezra and standout songwriter Luke Lynell!
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The Thirsty River – 10pmA band of 5 funky freaks strummin and pickin on acoustic instruments.
Rev Ezra – 9pmRev Ezra is a band from Ithaca, NY led by singer and songwriter Josh Chamberlain. Their music ranges in feel from upbeat to stripped back. The band is also lyrically focused and tells honest stories about personal growth, helping and supporting others in a sustainable way, knowing more about yourself by learning about your family and acknowledging your past, and the important relationships you develop as you move through life. Josh ‘s goal as a songwriter is to put all the common yet hard-to-grasp emotions into words, with the hope that folks can relate. Rev Ezra’s sound has been described as “poignant acoustic road trip music.
Luke Lynell – 8pmRaised on the southern edge of St. Paul Minnesota, Singer-songwriter Luke Lynell has a voice that blends the gravel roads, prairies, and waters he was raised on. Influenced by artists such as Jason Isbell, Tyler Childers, and Cody Jinks, his compelling stage presence and crafted lyrics come alive in any room. With a sound often likened to Sturgill Simpson, its no wonder his Debut EP continues to get airtime on radio stations across the Midwest.”
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This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a Minnesota State Arts Board Operating Support grant, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.