Capri on Main

WEBSITE UNDER CONSTRUCTION!  Come out for a night with EZ Money covering all those classics from the 80’s hair bands to the 90’s garage/alt movement.  Funk and dance is not excluded, these guys got it all wrapped up for the night.

Headliners at The Blind Horse and in the works with signing a contract between 2 major labels, this band is fronted by Jim Moss and driven by musicians and friends from the passing years. Carolina roots blues, country and rock. Like the 90’s roadhouse music.  We were able to get them before their tour starts and they would not be back around for awhile.  Lyrics, rhythm/lead guitar, vocals-Jim Moss, bass/bg vocals – Darren Hooper, drums-Mike Bouvier Jr, / Guest Musicians – Big Mike Bouvier Sr., Jon Shelton, Spencer Jordan all are influenced by Storyville, Jake Owens, Arc Angels, Doyle Bramhall II, Keith Urban, Eric Clapton, Jason Aldean. Acoustic rock -Shawn Mullins, Edwin McCain, Dierks Bentley

These guys finished up the Peach Fest night with request to come back for another night of rockin southern tunes and groovin funk covers.  with Will Mitchell -vocals- Brent Belue -drums- Paul Maney -bass- Zac Bolton -guitar- Kevin Roberts -trumpet, keyboard, and his upright organ, the guys have ties here to the town and Limestone college so come out to support local artist.

Brian McGee from Asheville NC was here back in April and now is back with his full band with songs off their latest  CD’s.  Brain and the guys can be heard on 88.3 WGWG and plays many other venues here in the upstate as well as all over Asheville.  “…McGee approaches the country and punk genres with class and care, penning tunes that satisfy both genres, but that don’t sell out to either one…”-TAKE 5 Asheville Citizen Times, 4/14/08 North Carolina.  CD’s and other merchandise will be on sale by Brain at the show.

Milgrams 27 will be back again to bring you covers and originals. Formed at the end of 2006 (in recent form) Milgram’s 27 (M27 fer short) brings together a mixture of influences from rock, reggae, jazz, pop, and soul. Covers range from the 50’s to the present and include Bob Marley, Coldplay, Ben Harper, Marvin Gaye, Violent Femmes, Van Morrison, the Beatles, Jimi Hendrix, Elvis Costello, Hank Sr., maybe even some Bon Jovi (We can all just really relate to that Jon Bon Jovi and the lyrical and songwriting genius that he has become! though, I think Rob just likes his chest hair:-), etc. Songwriting style is just a combination of all these influences with a tendency for silly social commentary and serious… well there’s nothing really serious.