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Whether you're coming from out of town or just a short drive away, Biscuits & Blues is located at 401 Mason St in San Francisco, CA. For directions and parking info, visit Biscuits & Blues’s official website at https://biscuitsandblues.com/ or call them at +11-415-292-2583. Make sure to check out other concerts and live events happening in San Francisco, CA on Bandsintown.
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Biscuits & Blues
Biscuits and Blues is committed to providing blues fans of all ages with a comfortable, intimate and exciting venue to enjoy fantastic live blues music in tandem with outstanding Southern cuisine. Now, 29 years later, we are one of the top blues clubs in the nation. We offer San Francisco’s best in national and regional blues acts while showcasing award winning Southern cuisine.
What fans are saying
This was my second time seeing Davy Knowles. What an impressive performer he is. Style, grace. His band was very tight He played a good hour and a half. The guy can play guitar Never miss a chance to see Davy Knowles. Biscuits and Blues is a great venue

Dave
We think this is a first *solo* performance by Tommy at a live venue, and he killed it!
Treading new ground is always a g****e, but Tommy's honest and relaxed style really came through. He was connecting with the audience, and Biscuits and Blues provides a close up and intimate setting between that audience and performer. His relaxed and informal banter with the audience really became a big part of his performance. At one point he had the audience doing a *call and response* with him on a song. Fun and engaging!
At top level, he gave the audience a nice walk through the history of blues, guitar styles, and artists, and displayed a variety of picking styles: slide, Piedmont style 2 finger picking, and standard electric guitar picking. He played on all 5 guitars he brought with him!
His choice of songs was engaging, and his special guest, Bay Area artist Barry Walter on harp for a few songs, was a very nice addition! He used a variety of guitars, from acoustic, to resonator, to electric.
The capper was a duet with his son, Jackson Castro, on the Rolling Stones hit - You Can't Always Get What you Want. A great song shared between father and son, and it really spoke to a private part of Tommy we would not see in his normal Painkiller band setting. He traded verses with Jackson, and both of them genuinely looked like they enjoyed their father-son moment.
We look forward to seeing more of *solo* Tommy, and we will be there.
Highly recommended!

Philly




