Rickhouse's Tiny Keg Concert Series: Ben Nichols of Lucero

Take music. Strip away the huge stadium performances and pyrotechnics—what’s left is a person with a notepad, jotting down stories to share with you.

With Tiny Keg, you experience the personal side of your favorite songs. Music brings us all together for a sing-along, laugh, or cry. And the confetti gets in the way. (Partially because you're breathing it in).

Tiny Keg is just music. There’s an artist sitting in a barstool with a guitar. And they share the stories behind the music--10 feet away.

Our good friend Tommy Alverson nicknamed this the "STFU Concert Series". With that...this is a listening room experience. If you're wanting to carry on conversations, you're more than welcome to step out in the hall and chat it up. But in the taproom we convert into a listening room, so we ask that conversations are held to a minimum.

1. An intimate venue with a small town feel, so you're not smashed up against 1,000 people. (You can't be. There's only 50 seats.)
2. Ticket prices as low as we can manage so your wallet stays happy.
3. Awesome beverages. We're a brewery, and our entire menu will be available to you: craft beer, wine, house sangrias, and more.
4. Complimentary hors d'oeuvres for one of the most popular food vendors in town: Smokin' 3 C's (no more "big venue" concession stand food.)

You can purchase a seat at the bar or an entire table (4 seats.) Ticket prices vary for each artist.

All seating is considered GA, which means, sadly, that you can’t pick which bar seat or table you’d like when you purchase. So, we recommend walking in when the doors open at 6 p.m. to get as close as you can. (We’re a small venue, so “far away” isn’t that far).

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