Daddy Long Legs

Daddy Long Legs with Handsome Jack and Simon & The Apparatus LIVE at Grog ShopSunday, November 23Doors 7 PM | Show 8 PMAll Ages$20 advance / $25 day of show+ $3 at the door if under 21DADDY LONG LEGS:New York Citys legendary Rhythm & Blues street gang DADDY LONG LEGS have been huffing and puffing and blowing houses down on their never ending world tour and always bring an elevated level of rough and ready intensity to contemporary lo-fi boogie with their explosive fire ceremony.Recent accolades include two Top Ten albums on the Billboard blues charts with Street Sermons and Lowdown Ways (YepRoc Records) earning 5 stars from Rolling Stone magazine with features on NPR and regular airplay on the BBC reaching as high as #10 on the UKs top 40 Americana charts.Over the last decade these gentlemen have amassed a cult like following all their own with a tough to beat reputation for being one of the finest live acts on the road today.A Daddy Long Legs show is equal parts roots rock, blues and guttural soul, stripping down old standards and making them shiny and new again. Some of the originals are like an all-out spiritual revival, while others are hauntingly beautiful.Daddy Long Legs is endorsed by Hohner harmonicas.HANDSOME JACK:Hailing from Lockport NY, Handsome Jack plays a powerful and emotional fusion of boogie soul rock n roll that has earned the admiration of fellow rock travelers such as Chris Robinson (CRB, Black Crowes), Zachary Gabbard (Buffalo Killers), and Ben McLeod of All Them Witches, who produced their new record.On Everythings Gonna Be Alright the trio digs deeper into its soulful influences, brilliantly bringing back to life the classic sounds of Chicago, Memphis and Muscle Shoals, all rolled into one timeless record of American rock music for a new generation.Handsome Jack is Jamison Passuite (guitar/vocals), Joey Verdonselli (bass/vocals), and Bennie Hayes (drums/vocals).Theyve shared the stage with, The Rival Sons, Monster Truck, The Sheepdogs, Blue Cheer, Govt Mule, J. Geils, The Hold Steady, and Robert Randolph to name a few.