Big Dog Mercer in Beecher, IL.

Name: Big Dog Mercer in Beecher, IL.
Start: 2024-12-28T19:00:00-06:00
Location: Sollitt Tap

Schedule

Sat, 28 Dec, 2024 at 07:00 pm

UTC-06:00

Location

Sollitt Tap | Beecher, IL

Performing from 7-10PM
A towering figure in stature and the world of blues, is a force to be reckoned with in the music scene.
In 2016, his exceptional talent was officially recognized as he was inducted into the Chicago Blues Hall of Fame, a well-deserved honor for his nearly two decades of dedicated contributions to the genre.
With his signature Southpaw Blues style and a voice that seems to carry the weight of life's stories, Mercer is a true artist.
His lyrics are a heartfelt narrative of the human experience, and his guitar skills, both aggressive and soulful, add a layer of depth to his music that is simply mesmerizing.
Standing at a towering 6'10" and weighing 300 pounds, Mercer's physical presence matches his musical prowess.
His stage presence can not be ignored, and his personality is as grand as his stature.
When he steps onto the stage, he owns it, and the audience can't help but be drawn into his world of Blues.
Performing almost 200 shows annually, Mercer and his band are a constant presence in the Midwest music scene and beyond.
They have a remarkable ability to capture the hearts of fans and garner praise from music critics. Each performance is an electrifying experience, where Mercer's passion for the Blues shines through every note he plays and every lyric he sings.
His dedication to the Blues goes beyond the stage. Mercer is a true ambassador of the genre, ensuring that the soulful sound of Blues continues to reach new audiences. His induction into the Chicago Blues Hall of Fame was a recognition of his past accomplishments and a nod to his ongoing commitment to preserving and advancing this beloved musical tradition.
As Marty "Big Dog" Mercer continues to howl the Blues through his guitar and vocals, he carries the spirit of those who had come before him while inspiring a new generation of Blues enthusiasts.
His journey through the blues is far from over, and his legacy will resonate for years to come.