LIVE ON THE WATERFRONT AT THE POINT SAN PABLO HARBOR!
Quinn DeVeaux
+ TARNATION
Saturday, September 16, 2023
1pm Gates, Food, Bar | 2pm Music
$30 ADV | $35 DAY OF SHOW
Reserved Picnic Table for 8 Guests - $275
Reserved Picnic Table for 6 Guests - $225
MUSIC ON THE MEADOW STAGE (OUTDOORS)
FOOD AVAILABLE ONSITE
LOCAL BEER, WINE, AND BEVERAGES
NO OUTSIDE FOOD OR ALCOHOL PLEASE
BRING WARM LAYERS, BLANKETS AND CHAIRS
KIDS 16 AND UNDER FREE
Quinn DeVeaux
Quinn DeVeaux was a child of two worlds. Brought up Baptist on one side, Jehovah’s Witness on the other. One Sunday hollers from the seats, the next waits patiently to be called upon. Some of Quinn’s sound lives in the place where ideologies fold hands together in curious thought and shocked sobriety. The rhythm just hangs in the air at a Baptist church. The music never stops, it lingers along the swaying rows waiting for the wave to swell. Since the beginning QD was wanting to set a fire beneath the dancers in the San Francisco Mission district. Wanting to burn the night down with soul and the deliverance of immediate truth. Quinn sings from the heart and tries to get a message across that is timeless and urgent and full of Joy. Creation flickers as a spark before it charges the wood with flame. Illumination. Quinn DeVeaux tries to burn it down every time, every night. The band uses the passion and hip shaking love grooves of the past and melts them into a present and vital sound that’s bound to remind you of something you used to know and would love to know still. Something that used to call you in the night, wrest you from your seat and onto the dance floor with a smile. Something you want tonight, something you want tomorrow. The celebration of the moment through dance and song. This is the new Blue Beat.
Tarnation
Paula Frazer's unique, ethereal voice and beautiful songs are frequently described as dark country with an eclectic and lush mix of folk, blues, rock, and pop. She performs with her band Tarnation, which consists of singer-songwriter and guitarist Jacob Aranda, Sam Berman on drums, and David Cuetter on pedal steel.