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Harmony Bar 20th Anniversary Party
The Bel-Airs and Westside Andy And Mel Ford Band and The Jimmys and Jim Schwall and Andy Ewen and The Midwesterners and The Roddys and Jimmy Chuck And The Drunken Sailors and Cash Box Kings
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Tiffany Mason
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Sun Mar 14
1 pm
Harmony Bar 20th Anniversary Party at Barrymore Theatre
The Harmony Bar's an essential part of what makes the Atwood neighborhood a homey yet wonderfully distinct part of Madison. Not only the most easygoing spot for a beer in that area, it also keeps the townies and baby boomers scootin' across its floor with a regimen of blues, country, funk, bluegrass, jazz, and even Cajun-music shows. The Harmony crowd, and many of its regular bands, move it just down the street Sunday to mark the bar's 20th anniversary. The Jim Schwall/Andy Ewen Band, The Midwesterners, The Jimmys, and Westside Andy/Mel Ford Band all add some local color. But the show also brings in such out-of-towners as Chicago blues outfit Cash Box Kings, who recently released a charming new album, I-94 Blues, and Columbia, Mo.'s The Bel-Airs, who headline with a steadily rocking pileup of blues, country, and soul. Bunky's Café will cater the show, and all donations go to the Goodman Community Center.
Barrymore Theatre 2090 Atwood Ave, Madison, WI
The Harmony Bar's an essential part of what makes the Atwood neighborhood a homey yet wonderfully distinct part of Madison. Not only the most easygoing spot for a beer in that area, it also keeps the townies and baby boomers scootin' across its floor with a regimen of blues, country, funk, bluegrass, jazz, and even Cajun-music shows. The Harmony crowd, and many of its regular bands, move it just down the street Sunday to mark the bar's 20th anniversary. The Jim Schwall/Andy Ewen Band, The Midwesterners, The Jimmys, and Westside Andy/Mel Ford Band all add some local color. But the show also brings in such out-of-towners as Chicago blues outfit Cash Box Kings, who recently released a charming new album, I-94 Blues, and Columbia, Mo.'s The Bel-Airs, who headline with a steadily rocking pileup of blues, country, and soul. Bunky's Café will cater the show, and all donations go to the Goodman Community Center.
Updated 03/10/2010
