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Separating the Seas

Live Music in the North State: January 30 – February 5

Posted on January 30, 2019 by Hal Johnson

Our week starts off with a bang Wednesday evening with Black Violin, and the rest of the week is rich with good music as well. Enjoy. Wednesday, January 30 Black Violin at the Cascade Theatre in Redding, beginning at 7:30 p.m. All ages.… Continue Reading →

Events, Lead Story, Music Annie Coty, bands, Bernie Baker and Bruce Calin, Black Violin, Blacklist, Blackwell Brothers, Blues Jam, Hal Johnson, Hill Street Band, Identity Crisis, Jimmy Limo, Joe Steele, Jonathan Foster, live music, Loose Arrow, Lorrie Morgan, Mumblefinger, Mumblefinger and The Full Funk Band, Old Time Fiddle and Bluegrass Jam, open mics, Out of the Blue, Pavlo, Robin Sample, Rough Cut Band, Rusting Roses, Sammy Kaye, Separating the Seas, Seth Anderson, Shyy, Sons of Jefferson, Taylor Aglipay, The Billiies, The Coyotes, The Quitters, Wild Bill and the Mudwhompers, Zach Zeller

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