Peter R. Wilson

Peter, Paul & Eli are joined on the patio by the crackerjack rhythm section of Ty Smith (drums) and Brett Cole (bass). Dancing is recommended. Paul Emery is the creator of the Leonard Cohen review 1000 Kisses Deep. He's a founding member of Backwoods Jazz and the Greater Carmichael Street Band and is a longstanding member of the Funtrain Minstrals duo. Emery is well known for his decades of work as community radio KVMR's news director and as a music scholar sharing music history as a DJ on his longtime radio show. Singer/songwriter/guitarist Peter Wilson is a member of the Deadbeats. He’s a founding member of 1000 Kisses Deep. He and his songwriting cohorts, Mountain John Hilligoss and Moe Dixon, have written scores of songs, toured, and released a studio CD. At home in Grass Valley, California Wilson has hosted radio variety shows and open mic nights. Eli Rush has traveled to remote parts of the planet and paddled over 2,000 miles of rivers in wilderness areas across the world as a guide and photographer. When he’s not paddling in the Amazon or Yukon, Eli is often found accompanying guitarists and other wildlife on harmonica. Sliding scale tickets are $10-$20 per person. Tickets *start at $10 for this event, *but, if you can, please consider adding a few extra dollars to your ticket purchase. This helps us the Pub to feed and pay the band better. xo You can easily make reservations - just seats, or seats and table for dining - while buying your ticket! Plan ahead - our limited seating often fills before day of show. About Wild Eye Pub: The Pub is a family-friendly event venue, with a restaurant and bar. The Pub offers freshly crafted farm-to-table food from local & organic sources, and a full bar with regional brews, wines & spirits, with nightly entertainment in a comfy 'supper club' style with an easy vibe. We serve "supper club" style: Table service of food and drinks is (quietly) offered throughout the event. For this event, seating and service begins 90 minutes ahead. The event will be on our large dining room stage. We charge a sliding scale fee for most shows because we don't "turn over tables" to serve more diners. Attendees keep their tables all evening to enjoy the whole show. So the cover fee helps us pay and feed the nightly performers. Thank you for supporting live performing artists! Pub has free parking. Plus, there is free public parking nearby, at the corner of Mill & McCourtney, a 2-minute walk. And across from Pub's front door, French Ave has parking up and down the street on a gentle hill. Carpooling is encouraged. We try to soften our impact on the neighborhood. Please consider meeting your group at a nearby shopping center and driving closer in one car. Questions? 530-446-6668 or info@wildeyepub.com. You can leave a message 24/7. See less