This group of locals is a little bit country, a little bit rock 'n roll! More specifically, "progressive modern rock and alternative country." The result is a "bluesy-folksy, roots-rockish, guitar-centric sound." Everyone who hears Chuck Hodges and His Makeshift Band falls in love with their laid back style. They will calm you and energize you at the same time. Their music has a way of making you feel like all is right with the world.
"Like an old friend you never knew you had, Chuck's music greets you with a familiarity that's almost palpable. Startlingly revelatory lyrics and instantly memorable melodies invoke nearly every human emotion as songs about truth, love, heartache and hope unfold like the melodic chapters in a musical book. Unabashed and disarming, and with a voice that's at once wounded yet hopeful, Chuck writes songs that draw you in with their rich imagery, and then keep you with their musicality."
Music from 7-10 pm; Deli fare served until 9 pm; Call 252-335-1163 for more info.
Cool and contemporary place in downtown Elizabeth City. THE place to go for great sandwiches and wraps and awesome entertainment on Friday nights. Choose from our selection of over 100 retail wines. 102 N Water St, Elizabeth City. 252-335-1163. citywine@gmail.com
Monday, December 14, 2009
Friday, December 11, 2009
December 11, 2009 -- Phil Watson
Kick off your weekend with the sounds of Phil Watson at City Wine Sellar on Friday night. Phil is half of the talented duo from the OBX of NC, Watson and Calhoun. He'll play a little folk alternative, eclectic acoustic, and some great 80s tunes for us. You may have seen him at Coaster's in E-City or Sean's in Edenton. Welcome him to City Wine for his first gig. Deli fare served till 9 pm; music 7-10 pm.
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