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An Evening with
Live at Biscuits and Blues
An Evening with
Jonn Del Toro Richardson
Dinner, drinks, 100-seat room
Show6:30 PMDoors 5:15 PM
From $17.79incl. fees · goes up on show day
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When Diunna Greenleaf's Blue Mercy won the 2005 International Blues Challenge in Memphis, the guitar player was Jonn Del Toro Richardson, and he left town with the Albert King Award for the competition's most promising guitarist. A year earlier he had played guitar behind Pinetop Perkins at the Majestic Theatre in Dallas, on a bill with Robert Lockwood Jr., Honeyboy Edwards and Henry Townsend, for a live album that took the 2008 Grammy for Best Traditional Blues Album. His own debut, Tengo Blues, which he produced with Anson Funderburgh for VizzTone in 2015, won the 2017 Blues Music Award for Best Emerging Artist Album. He spent years making other people sound like legends. He learned exactly how they did it.
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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