Live at Biscuits and Blues

An Evening with
Paul Steward

Dinner, drinks, 100-seat room

Show6:30 PMDoors 5:15 PM

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About the show

In 2010 Paul Steward and his father Richard, the duo Twice As Good, became the first California Native artists to win the Blues Award at the Native American Music Awards. Steward is Southeastern Pomo, from the Elem Indian Colony, and he has spent more than two decades playing the blues across Northern California, including nights backing Bay Area soul man Freddie Hughes. His solo debut, World Champion, runs blues, rock and rhythm and blues through his Native roots, and its song Myanik Xe (Beautiful Music) is sung in the Southeastern Pomo language. By day he teaches American Indian Studies at San Francisco State. Tonight he plays all evening long, so drop in any time before 8:45, grab dinner, and stay for the blues until 9:30.

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Good to knowTimes, dinner, parking

Your night

5:15 PMDoors open, dinner and drinks 6:30 PMShow

Dinner & drinks

Full menu and bar during the show. The kitchen closes 30 minutes before the last show ends.

Seating

General admission is first come, first served, so arrive at doors for the best tables. Front and second row tickets seat your party in that row.

Tickets

Each ticket is for one show. All ages are welcome, and everyone needs a ticket.

Parking

$10 for up to 3 hours or $16 for up to 5 hours at the Mason/O'Farrell Garage, 325 Mason St, when you show your ticket.

Where

401 Mason St, Union Square, San Francisco

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