This week we will be heading to Raleigh, NC to play at The Ruckus Bar. These guys know and love good original music and host some of the best regional talent out there! Come on out for a cold beverage and some good ol' honky tonk music.
Wink Keziah & Delux Motel
Saturday, August 30th @ 9:30 PM
The Ruckus Bar / Mission Valley Shopping Center
2233 Avent Ferry Rd.
Raleigh, NC 27606
919-835-2002
A RUCKUS IN RALEIGH
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HERE'S WHAT FOLKS ARE SAYING...
"Honky-tonk perfectionist Wink Keziah offers pure genius on his new CD, Working Songs For The Drinking Class..."
Philadelphia Inquirer
"On his latest release, North Carolina's Wink Keziah, with support from his band Delux Motel, proves not only that he has mastered a variety of musical styles, but also that he understands everyday life in rural America."
No Depression Magazine
"Ten songs’ worth of honky tonkin’ that Waylon, Willie and Tompall would give their outlaw country stamps of approval to, Working Songs for the Drinking Class is the purest example of truth-in-titling you’re likely to encounter all year."
Stomp & Stammer Magazine
"Working Songs for the Drinking Class is a masterful piece of mannerist honky-tonk, complete with slightly off-kilter mini-explosions of ‘70s riffage that frame Keziah's songs perfectly."
The Knoxville Voice
Philadelphia Inquirer
"On his latest release, North Carolina's Wink Keziah, with support from his band Delux Motel, proves not only that he has mastered a variety of musical styles, but also that he understands everyday life in rural America."
No Depression Magazine
"Ten songs’ worth of honky tonkin’ that Waylon, Willie and Tompall would give their outlaw country stamps of approval to, Working Songs for the Drinking Class is the purest example of truth-in-titling you’re likely to encounter all year."
Stomp & Stammer Magazine
"Working Songs for the Drinking Class is a masterful piece of mannerist honky-tonk, complete with slightly off-kilter mini-explosions of ‘70s riffage that frame Keziah's songs perfectly."
The Knoxville Voice
