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.
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.
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
