NARRAGANSETT CAFE
25 Narragansett Avenue, Jamestown, RI 02835 | (401) 423-2150
Open Today: 11:30am – 8pm
Come to the ‘Gansett to see a favorite sports game on our wide screen HD-TVs. Catch a quick lunch and enjoy the best local music on Friday and Saturday nights. NEVER A COVER CHARGE! Live Blues EVERY SUNDAY- see website for details and times www.narragansettcafe.com .a Every Thursday in the summer we will have our 'SUMMER MUSIC' series going on from 8:00-11:00 - a great casual way to spend time with friends and family while enjoying low-key music at the same time.
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Live Blues-Ryan Hartt & Blue Hearts
- shared 1 time 4pm – 7pm
Sunday, August 18, 2019 at 4:00pm to 7:00pm
Narragansett Cafe. 25 Narragansett Avenue, Jamestown, RI 02835
Live Music
Come on in for Blues .great food and yummy beverages and tons of dancing.
This will for sure be a show on fire .
Ryan Hartt & the Blue Hearts is one blues band not to be missed.Voted “Best Blues Band three times in Connecticut..a Top 8 fianalist in International Blues Foundation’s ‘Best self-produced’ CD and a two time semi-finalist in the International Blues Challenge in Memphis, Tennessee.
Known for traditional 50′s style ‘Chicago’ blues and jump blues, they also delve into swamp blues, organ trio jazz, West side blues,roots rock and 40′s R & B. They have 2 albums out- both which have been acclaimed by various venues both here and abroad!“YOU GOT TO LIVE IT TO GIVE IT”, states the first line from Ryan Hartt & the Blue Hearts’ latest CD, “Call My Name”. In their 12 years together, Ryan Hartt & the Blue Hearts have, indeed, lived it. They’ve logged countless gigs and countless miles in a Honda minivan, playing clubs and festivals throughout the Northeast and beyond. Being in a blues band in today’s music market is never easy. Nonetheless, the band keeps moving forward, outlasting musical trends and clubs that have come and gone.
Though the band will always be rooted in the Chicago and West Coast blues they have built their reputation on, “Call My Name” expands their sound with soul, proto-rock & roll and even ska.
See you all for a great show!
