Our friends from up north are flocking down to join us on the Forgotten Coast, and we here at Bowery Station want to make sure they get welcomed with the best live music known to mankind. So to that end we have put together a fantastic week to welcome the incoming flock and keep the local geese goosed on tunes. Here is a powerful week, culminating with a special Monday evening show featuring Kyshona and Shannon LaBrie with special guests Emily Stuckey and Lauren Spring of the Krickets... Wednesday, Jan 9 - BS Open Mic is back on from 6-8ish... Matt Gardi hosts and has been usually starting earlier these days, as he gets his own set list in shape for Snowbird season. As always tips for our Open Mic performers go to support local charities, this month we are raising funds for the Apalachicola Volunteer Fire Department in concert with the Oyster Cook-Off scheduled mid month. Thursday, Jan 10 - Joining us from Sopchoppy, Rick Ott returns for an afternoon show from 3-5:30pm. Rick loves to masterfully play all the old classics you know and love, and is a musician that loves to share his joy of performing with the crowd. Then, guitarmen Bill Pandolfi and Wayne Britts come in for a show from 6-9pm as we continue to make Thursdays the New Fridays. Both of these guys are legends in the region, and are masters of the six string, combined we know it will be a very special evening at Bowery Station. Friday, Jan 11 - Sarah Moranville steps on stage for an afternoon performance from 3-6pm. With tremendous vocal range, Sarah's set list ranges spans the generations, and her solid guitar skills keep your feet tapping. There is a reason Sarah is a featured artist in our Chickfest, so come enjoy a great afternoon. Then, Few Miles South returns for a Friday night from 7-10pm. Few Miles South is bringing back that classic country sound and honky-tonk atmosphere” (Skope Magazine). Created by south GA raised Blake English and Los Angeles native Tori Lund, fans of traditional country twang, pedal steel guitar and honest story telling are in for a treat. Saturday, Jan 12 - Cat Braaten and Josh Watson are getting together as duo for an afternoon performance from 3-5:30pm. Each of these musicians have their own style and following here on the Forgotten Coast, so when they team up....brace yourself for a serious dynamic performance of style, substance and talent. Then, another group we had to unfortunately postpone because of Hurricane issues, Wakulla Rising returns for what is sure to be a roof raising evening of roots swamp funk and down home rippin' blues and rock from 6:30-10pm. When Susan and the boys get groovin' there is no stopping them, and the crowd responds in turn. Set your reminders because it has been a while since Wakulla Rising has brought the jam to the Bowery and Apalachicola, and we are excited to get their unique vibe, and tremendous talent back on the stage! Sunday, Jan 13 - Blessed to have the Adventures of Annabelle Lyn join us for a Sunday evening show from 5-8pm. We had a taste of talent when Holly Riley joined in on last Friday's show with her fiddle, but when these three female vocalists hit the stage with fiddle, stand up bass, guitar, mandolin, banjo and fantastic three part harmony live music lovers sit in awe. These talented ladies have recently opened for the likes of The Wood Brothers, and America, and we are excited to have them join us for a Sunday afternoon. SPECIAL EVENT MONDAY! Monday, January 14. Shannon Labrie & Kyshona w/ Lauren Spring and Emily Stuckey of the Krickets Doors open at 5pm, show starts at 6pm. Admission: FREE...(This special event is Bowery Station's way of saying thank you to all those from throughout the region that helped us get back on our feet after Hurricane Michael!)  |