Molly Thomas & Rick Hirsch

Name: Molly Thomas & Rick Hirsch
Start: 2025-10-01T16:00:00-06:00
End: 2025-10-01T19:00:00-06:00
Location: 814 Howard Ave, Biloxi, MS, United States, Mississippi 39530

Schedule

Wed Oct 01 2025 at 04:00 pm to 07:00 pm

UTC-06:00

Location

814 Howard Ave, Biloxi, MS, United States, Mississippi 39530 | Biloxi, MS

FREE SHOW
$28 Prime Rib Special comes with two sides
$2 off draft beer & $5 Well Drinks until 6pm
Anyone under the age of 18 can attend the show accompanied by a parent/guardian.
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Molly Thomas is an accomplished career artist with a strong point of view fronting a dynamic and experienced band of musical collaborators. She was born in Ocean Springs, and that can be heard in the strains of her music loud and clear. A poet and song maker steeped in the brine of the Gulf of Mexico early on and then tempered by several years in Nashville honing her skills as a player and writer among and with her peers, Molly has toured and recorded with Todd Snider as a singer and musician with appearances on Letterman and Leno late night broadcasts. She is a strong dedicated charismatic presence and an engaging singer songwriter.
Rick Hirsch is a musician/composer and BMI songwriter, Rick Hirsch's roots are imbedded in the antebellum South, Georgia and Alabama to be specific. It was there, on the Gulf Coast, that he grew up in the land of Drivin' Miss Daisy and down the path from Forrest Gump, as a yung'un always falling asleep at night with guitar in hand. After graduating from the U. of Alabama with his degree in Biology/Chemistry, he did the obvious and began to play guitar professionally around the South. And quite soon in 1969, he helped found the Seventies rock and roll band eventually known as WET WILLIE, a group on the Capricorn label sharing the roster with several other bands including the Allman Brothers (the original ones). Wet Willie enjoyed some nice successes during the band's tenure on Capricorn, eg. a Billboard Magazine top 5 hit, Keep On Smilin' and a dozen or so albums. By 1976 though, "thrill turned to chill", or was at least put on the back burner, and Rick had an opportunity to record and tour with Cher and Gregg Allman, who were preparing to do their duo album, Allman and Woman.