Wednesday, September 8
THE MARTINI BAR
COLUMBIA, MISSOURI
SHOW BEGINS AT 8:00PM
About The Martini Bar:
Shake and Stir with Live Music and Dancing! The Martini Bar refines and redefines upscale nightlife in Columbia, Missouri. The Martini Bar presents high quality live music in an environment that is warm, comfortable and inviting. Combined with the finest service in the industry, The Martini Bar is perfectly suited for a night out on the town, or a casual drink with friends. The Martini Bar - Nightlife... Refined.
The Martini Bar
4004 Peach Court
Suite G Peachtree Plaza
Columbia, MO 65203
573-256-8550
http://www.themartinibar.biz
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Thursday, September 9
GRAND EMPORIUM
KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI
SHOW BEGINS AT 9:00PM
There are several ways to purchase advance tickets to the Grand Emporium BMT Show:
Go to the Grand Emporium--box office opens at 12 Noon daily.
Go to Ticketmaster outlets online http://www.ticketmaster.com/venue/49191/
OR, Charge by phone at 816-931-3330.
Located at 3832 Main St.
(One block north of the 39th & Main intersection)
A little about The Grand Emporium:
The Grand Emporium nightclub and upstairs suites were built in 1912 and are on Kansas City's historical register. Through the years, the building housed a hotel upstairs and various taverns on the first floor. During prohibition and the heyday of the Pendergast Era, bathtub gin was drunk underneath the tin ceiling. At one time the venue was a card room called the Golden Nugget. The upstairs housed a brothel through the 1950's.
Since July 1st, 1985, the Grand Emporium has been Kansas City's premier live music venue. The Grand Emporium features both national and regional blues, reggae, rock, zydeco, jazz and swing seven nights a week! The Grand Emporium is the first and only club honored twice as "Best Blues Club In America" by the Blues Foundation in Memphis, TN. Located in the heart of the city, the box office opens at 11 a.m. daily and 1 p.m. Sunday.
Amazing Grace dishes up her award winning barbeque for weekday lunches and before and during the shows, Tuesday through Saturday. The Grand Emporium's jukebox is loaded with 100 rare blues 45's from Howlin' Wolf to James Brown. With its "wall of fame" historic photos and posters of all the greats who have graced the Grand Emporium stage, the ambience is second to none.
Dress and dancing are optional, but you must wear something!
Grand Emporium
3832 Main Street
Kansas City, Missouri 64111
Business Phone: (816) 531-7557
Concert Line: (816) 531-1504
www.grandemporium.com
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Friday, September 10
FREDERICK'S MUSIC LOUNGE
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI
w/ Black Diamond Heavies opening
SHOW BEGINS AT 10:00PM
Open for visitors every Monday thru Saturday 5 pm - 1:00 am (You must be 21 or older to participate in the festivities, bring your I.D. or stay home.) Frederick's Music Lounge provides a perfect alternative to the overpriced and oversnooty venues that sometimes seem to be the norm in St. Louis. There's never a cover during the week, and a pitcher of Stag costs less than parking at Riverport. Factor in a lovely patio and you've got perhaps the most patron-friendly live music club in St. Louis. Just put any money you may have left at the end of the night into the tip jar or the "exit charge" box by the door, and leave, karmically right with the world, to return and drink another day.
Frederick's Music Lounge
4454 Chippewa St.
St. Louis, Missouri 63116
Ph: (314) 351-5711
http://www.fredericksmusiclounge.com/
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Saturday, September 11
GREATER OZARKS BLUES FESTIVAL
TROLLEY'S BAR & GRILLE
SPRINGFIELD, MISSOURI
SHOW STARTS AT 9:30PM
The 2004 Greater Ozarks Blues Festival will take place Friday, September 10 through Saturday, September 11 in Downtown Springfield, Missouri. The festival will get started at 6 p.m. on Friday at the Main Stage at the corner of Campbell and College.
In addition, over a dozen Downtown clubs will participate in a Blues Crawl on Saturday night. This year’s festival features an outstanding array of legendary blues artists including: The Cate Brothers, Renee Austin, Deanna Bogart, Bobby Rush, Delbert McClinton, Blue Mother Tupelo, Levee Town, Mary Bridget Davies Group, Jennifer B & the Groove Kings, Mike Zito Band, John Gaar Band, Scott Keeton & the Deviants, Jeff Scheetz Band, Kyle Daniel Band, DJ Imperial, Oreo Blue, Cate Brothers Band and the Back Alley Band.
Ticket pricing is as follows:
Friday only: $20.00
Saturday only: $30.00
Both days in advance: $35.00
Both days at the gates: $40.00
Tickets are available at Stick It In Your Ear, Kaleidoscope, Springfield Brewing Company, Springfield Little Theatre, the Springfield Symphony or at the gate on each day of the festival or Call 417-864-6683.
Please Note: The festival cannot refund or exchange tickets. Line-up subject to change. Proof of age will be required at the gate, but all ages are allowed in to the festival.
For map & directions, please see the Greater Ozarks Blues Festival website:
http://www.greaterozarksbluesfest.com
OR, Trolleys Downtown Bar and Grille website:
http://www.trolleysgrill.com
Trolley's Bar & Grille
214 Park Central Square
Springfield, Missouri
ph: 417.799.0309
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