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Charity Nuse & The Drive Brings "Philosoulful Country Blues" to the Kings Rook Club
Charity Nuse and Claire Stuczynski are musical powerhouses in their own rights.
January 6, 2016 at 12:45 PM
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Saturday, Jan. 16
Charity Nuse and Claire Stuczynski are musical powerhouses in their own rights: Both are bold, beyond talented, and highly engaging – the kinds of artists that make quick fans out of most listeners.
To see those two on the same bill, then, would surely be a very good thing. And that's what's happening on Saturday, Jan. 16 at the Kings Rook Club. And, it's a free show for members, to boot.
First off, the talented Stuczynski, a longtime local favorite of solo acoustic fans, will take the stage, warming up the crowd (and man, she will) for the night's featured performance by Charity Nuse & The Drive.
"Philosoulful country blues that funks and rolls" is how Charity Nuse & The Drive describes itself.
That's the band in which Nuse (also a long-celebrated talent in the region's live music scene) has been displaying her serious chops since the recent disbanding of area roots-jam masters Big Leg Emma.
"Philosoulful country blues that funks and rolls" is how Charity Nuse & The Drive describes itself.
That sounds like something to get down to, alright. – Ryan Smith
10 p.m. // 1921 Peach St. // facebook.com/kingsrookclub