If you’re in a saloon right now, chances are you could be hearing the music of Santa Poco. Slide guitars and the clack of boots on the floor slats. It’s the jangly acoustic with the pitter-patter snare. The bend of the electric solo, the voice coming in again above it all. Basking in the band’s music, it’s clear: they have a sumptuous energy, the kind that gets you to dance on your heels but lead with your hips. The band is a veritable jukebox, your favorite Roadhouse radio station as you speed that extra hour through the bleary night highway. Santa Poco employs an expert sense of subtlety and musicianship, offering touches of keys, organ, harmonica and even violin. All the while keeping a sense of tradition. While the world knows and understands that Nashville is at the center of the country music landscape, it should be clear now that the rough and rugged landscape stretches all the way to the Pacific Northwest, where Santo Poco stands out.

Food Vendors: La Monarca, The Mill, Polynesian Grill, Sta-A-Round

Featuring Rotating Local Breweries.

Food vendors subject to change.

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