Fri Oct 25, 8:30 PM - Fri Oct 25, 11:30 PM
1555 Madison Ave, Memphis, TN 38104

Community: Memphis

Description

Album release party for Roxy Blue at Minglewood Hall with proceeds benefiting the Ronald McDonald House of Memphis Charities.

Event Details

Doors open at 7:30 pm and performance starts at 8:30. Every Mothers Nightmare will be performing as well. Ticket prices will increase on the day of the show. Cash bar will be available for those who are 21+.

7:30pm Doors open
8:30om Fevertree
9:15pm Every Mother’s Nightmare
10:00pm Roxy Blue
11:30pm Event ends

General Admission standing room ONLY. First come first serve basis.Roxy BlueFormed in Memphis, TN. in late 1989 by Todd Poole (vocals/ guitar) Sid Fletcher (guitar) Josh Weil (bass) and Scott Trammell (drums), Roxy Blue started out playing original music from the get go, with their sights set on getting a deal with a major record label. Knowing that getting a deal was not gonna come easy the guys started playing every gig they could get, opening for every band they could, just to get noticed in the local music scene. Living in a studio apartment above Cotton Row Studios, the guys were constantly writing and recording new songs and living a 24 hour rock 'n' roll life style. Quickly gaining major popularity on the local music scene, selling out all their shows they soon created a buzz in the music industry.Now 27 years later Roxy Blue is still going strong. Signed to Frontiers Music with a new 2019 release. The band is ready to ROCK the world once again with a new label, new look, and new sound!!!Every Mother’s NightmareOne of the myriad of hard rock bands to form during the '80s, Memphis’ Every Mother's Nightmare, despite strong label support, was also one of the bands of the genre to be swept aside by the alternative rock acts of the early '90s. Formed in 1987 by lead singer Rick Ruhl and guitarist Steve Malone, they added bassist Mark McMurtry and drummer Jim Phippsto flesh out their lineup and became a successful draw in the clubs of Nashville and Memphis. Although McMurtry and Phipps both briefly left the following year (and were replaced), the two rejoined the band and, in April 1989, Arista's Clive Davis came to Memphis to see them perform. When the act with whom they were playing refused to let Every Mother's Nightmare use their lighting or sound equipment, they instead auditioned for Davis in a warehouse studio and im

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