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Camp Fire Victims Benefit w/ Adrian Bellue Project and Big Sticky Mess User Submitted

When: Sat., April 13, 9 p.m.-12 a.m. 2019
Price: 20
www.ashkenaz.com/eventcalendar/2019/4/13/camp-fire-victims-benefit-with-adrian-bellue-trio-plus-big-sticky-mess
This is a Camp Fire Benefit for friends who lost their homes in Butte County and need help to get their lives back together. Opening the show is Big Sticky Mess from Davis, who will bring the funk party to get the night started. Based out of Northern California, Adrian Bellue is an international performing and recording artist that utilizes unique finger style techniques with acoustic and electric guitar to compose beautifully intricate and progressive music. He is joined by Jonathon Stoyanoff and Barry Eldridge, the rhythm section for Joe Craven and the Sometimers.

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