Legendary Blues with Rocky Lawrence!
Schedule
Fri Feb 21 2025 at 06:00 pm to 08:30 pm
UTC-05:00Location
118 Quinnipiac Ave, North Haven, CT, United States, Connecticut 06473 | North Haven, CT
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Get ready for a genuine blues experience right in North Haven. Join us on Friday, February 21st, for Rocky's legendary performance! Rocky is the real deal—a true bluesman bringing the golden days of blues to life.The tasting room opens at 5:00 PM, and the music kicks off at 6:00 PM. Don't miss out on this unforgettable night, brought to you in association with Blue Plate Radio Entertainment. Mark your calendars and come early to secure your spot!
All roads lead to Robert Johnson. Whether you play electric and dream of Hendrix or love the acoustic alternating bass and the slide across the strings that tells every story in your life that words can’t express, you find yourself back to Robert Johnson. Every bad date, every job you didn’t get, every rejection letter, and every bad grade leads you back to the crossroads.
Come early to grab your spot and enjoy an unforgettable evening of soulful blues, delicious boutique wines, and refreshing hard ciders from Apple Theory Cidery. Bring your friends and let's make it a night to remember!
Rocky Lawrence knows those stories! He is a walking persona of the country bluesman Robert Johnson. From the moment he approaches the stage sporting his matching suit, Dobbs hat, and two-toned shoes, playing a Gibson “Robert Johnson” well worn at the fingerboard, a statement of his dedication to RJ’s music and musical intensity, he plays and sings with incredible conviction. Whether he is performing solo or accompanying the masters, listeners experience a seasoned bluesman.
The sounds and emotions that Rocky Lawrence projects are the result of a musical journey that began at the age of nine. His first instrument was the trumpet. He was born in Connecticut, where he still lives today. His parents were music lovers and the sounds of Louis Armstrong and Mahalia Jackson filled their home. Louis Armstrong was his first musical hero. At eleven, Rocky fell under the spell of Jimi Hendrix and he took up the guitar. After learning “Voodoo Child, Rocky discovered that Muddy Waters’ Changes comprised the song. So began his musical sojourn going right back to the source. From Muddy Waters, Rocky became acclimated to the music of Robert Johnson and Son House.
“Robert was a good thief,” Rocky likes to say, as Robert Johnson’s style borrowed from contemporaries as diverse as Son House and Lonnie Johnson.
Booking Contact:
Ed Tankus
Blue Plate Radio Entertainment
203.500.0700
[email protected]
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Where is it happening?
118 Quinnipiac Ave, North Haven, CT, United States, Connecticut 06473Event Location & Nearby Stays:
