BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//ChamberMaster//Event Calendar 2.0//EN METHOD:PUBLISH X-PUBLISHED-TTL:P3D REFRESH-INTERVAL:P3D CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190602 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190603 TRANSP:TRANSPARENT X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE SUMMARY:* Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band (Bull Run Restaurant) DESCRIPTION:Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band\n\n\n6-2-2019\n\n\n\nReverend Peyton's Big Damn Band has built its reputation the long\, slow\, hard way. After 12 years of playing as many as 300 shows each year\, Rev. Peyton\, the world's foremost country blues finger-style picker\, along with the biggest little band in the country has pieced together one of the most dedicated followings out there. This following is sure to eat up the band's latest offering\, "Poor Until Payday\," (the second on their own Family Owned Records label through hip Nashville indieThirty Tigers) out October 5th\, a country blues record that was made the right way - two feet on the ground and both hands getting dirty.\n\n\n\nWith all the power of a freight train\, the Big Damn Band is known for its live shows. Rev. Peyton delivers guitar pyrotechnics the old fashioned way - ten fingers\, a 6 string and an amp cranked at full tilt. In the country blues style\, he plays the bass with his thumb\, while picking the lead with his fingers at the same time. When he lifts the guitar behind his head to play there's nothing but skill and 16 gauge nickel strings to make the sounds coming out of the speakers.\n\n\n\nBeside him on stage are just two other people. His wife\, "Washboard" Breezy Peyton playing with all the nuance and percussive power of a New Orleans drum line\, and keeping the train moving is Max Senteney on a lean drum kit including a 5 gallon maple syrup bucket. Together they play Peyton's wildman country blues that's as much ZZ Top as it is Bukka White.\n\n\n\nThe Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band is Nominated for a 2019 Blues Music Award\, for "Best Blues Rock Album"\n\n\n\nOpener: Stones n' Rotation \nBuy Tickets X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

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6-2-2019
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\nReverend Peyton&rsquo\;s Big Damn Band \;has built its reputation the long\, slow\, hard way. After 12 years of playing as many as 300 shows each year\, \;Rev. Peyton\, the world&rsquo\;s foremost country blues finger-style picker\, along with the biggest little band in the country has pieced together one of the most dedicated followings out there. This following is sure to eat up the band&rsquo\;s latest offering\, "\;Poor Until Payday\,"\; (the second on their own \;Family Owned Records \;label through hip Nashville indieThirty Tigers) out October 5th\, a country blues record that was made the right way - two feet on the ground and both hands getting dirty.
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\nWith all the power of a freight train\, the Big Damn Band is known for its live shows. Rev. Peyton delivers guitar pyrotechnics the old fashioned way - ten fingers\, a 6 string and an amp cranked at full tilt. In the country blues style\, he plays the bass with his thumb\, while picking the lead with his fingers at the same time. When he lifts the guitar behind his head to play there&rsquo\;s nothing but skill and 16 gauge nickel strings to make the sounds coming out of the speakers.
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\nBeside him on stage are just two other people. His wife\, \;&ldquo\;Washboard&rdquo\; Breezy Peyton \;playing with all the nuance and percussive power of a New Orleans drum line\, and keeping the train moving is \;Max Senteney \;on a lean drum kit including a 5 gallon maple syrup bucket. Together they play Peyton&rsquo\;s wildman country blues that&rsquo\;s as much ZZ Top as it is Bukka White.
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\nThe Reverend Peyton&rsquo\;s Big Damn Band is Nominated for a \;2019 Blues Music Award\, for &ldquo\;Best Blues Rock Album&rdquo\;
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\nOpener: \;Stones n'\; Rotation \;

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