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Nashville Social Club brings blues, rockabilly and more to Carson City in August

Event Date: 
August 2, 2024 - 7:30pm

Nashville Social Club is thrilled to announce its exciting lineup of August shows coming to Carson City. From the legendary acoustic Blues master Tinsley Ellis to Big Sandy’s infectious rockabilly, to big band blues with Delta Wires each show promises a unique blend of musical genres and styles that highlight the rich tapestry of American music.

Tinsley Ellis – Intimate Solo Performance – Reno Blues Society Event!
Kickstarting the month on Friday, August 2, from 7:30 to 10:00 pm
Prepare to be mesmerized by the legendary Tinsley Ellis, a titan of American blues music known for his incendiary guitar prowess and soulful vocals. With a career spanning over four decades, Ellis has solidified his place as one of the great modern blues performers. Making a stop on his “Naked Truth Tour,” Ellis will give a special performance live in The Swan as the first Reno Blues Society event of August. Tickets for this performance are selling quickly and is sure to be a sellout performance. Tickets are still available now and patrons are highly encouraged to book their pre-show dinner reservations to indulge in a southern meal before Ellis takes the stage. Tickets are available here!

Big Sandy & His Fly-Rite Boys
Taking the stage on Friday, August 16, 7:30 to 10:00 pm
Back by popular demand, hailing from Southern California, Big Sandy & His Fly-Rite Boys are bringing their blend of rockabilly, folk, bluegrass, and Western swing to NSC once again on Friday, August 16 at 7:30pm. Inducted into the Rockabilly Hall of Fame, the band continues to enchant audiences worldwide with their heartfelt renditions of classic tunes infused with contemporary flair. Tickets are available here!

Big Band Blues with the Delta Wires – A Reno Blues Society Event
Mark your calendars for Friday, August 23, 7:30 to 10:00 pm
Experience the electrifying sound of the Delta Wires, honored members of the California Blues Hall of Fame. Renowned for their dynamic blend of blues that echoes from the Delta to Chicago, the Delta Wires promise an unforgettable night filled with soulful rhythms and infectious energy. Tickets are available here!

Tickets for these not-to-be-missed performances are available now and can be purchased online through the Nashville Social Club Eventbrite. We are excited to welcome music lovers from near and far to join us for an unforgettable month of live music at NSC and indulge in a pre-show dinner in our restaurant. Reservations can be made via phone. Call us at (775) 515-0020.

About Nashville Social Club
Located at 1105 S Carson St, in the heart of Carson City, NV, Nashville Social Club (NSC) is an award-winning restaurant, concert and events venue, and lounge. The restaurant’s menu features Nashville-inspired southern specialties from fried green tomatoes to shrimp and grits to ‘Lovin’ From the Oven’ dreamy desserts.

NSC has given Carson City a totally new concept in dining, drinking, dancing, and entertainment. The Swan Music Hall at NSC features national touring artists performing in an intimate concert setting with several shows every month. Visitors to NSC can also tour the Wander Hall, a permanent rock-hall-themed exhibit featuring memorabilia from co-owner John Procaccini’s decades in the music industry, including priceless items from The Doobie Brothers, Peter Frampton, and Frank Sinatra. Nashville Social Club is open Tuesday through Sunday.

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UPDATE 6:45PM: The Davis Fire is estimated at 6,500 acres with no containment as of Sunday evening. Details from Truckee Meadows Fire forthcoming.
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UPDATE 5:46PM: All Washoe County School District schools, except for Gerlach K-12 School, are closed on Monday, Sept. 9. This includes before and after-school activities and athletic practices.
Also of note, the Washoe County Sheriff's Office reminds people to stay clear of all evacuated areas for the Davis Fire. Air support crews are dropping fire retardants close to residences in evacuated areas.
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UPDATE 3:18PM: Kelsey Penrose was live from near the Davis Fire. See the video report here.
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UPDATE 1:16PM: Truckee Meadows Fire reports that at around 12:30 p.m. Sunday, fire activity increased and evacuation has been reinstated north of Nevada State Route 431 (Mt. Rose Highway) to include Arrow Creek, Sky Tavern, Mt. Rose Ski Resort, and Logan Meadows. For more detail evacuation locations visit perimetermap.com.

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UPDATE SUNDAY: The Davis Fire has picked up again, with wind an issue. Mandatory evacuation has been re-instated for ArrowCreek area. There is a Red Flag Warning in effect. Go here for updates via Truckee Meadows Fire.

UPDATE 11PM: The Davis fire that began Saturday afternoon is approximately 1,800 acres, with 12 structures damaged or destroyed, KOLO reports.
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UPDATE 10:25PM: Old Highway 395 to Eastlake is open to assist with south bound traffic. I-580 to Mt. Rose Highway remains closed, according to Truckee Meadows Fire and Rescue.
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UPDATE 10:07PM: Washoe County has declared a state of emergency in order to draw on regional resources, according to Washoe Regional Emergency Information Center on Saturday evening. It also says the fire has destroyed at least 12 structures.

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UPDATE SUNDAY: The Davis Fire remains active Sunday and fire crews are battling hotspots, according to Truckee Meadows Fire on Sunday morning. As of 9 a.m. Sunday, there's no containment.

"While there appears to be no fire activity, there are numerous hotspots. We anticipate flareups from a wind event expected later this morning that will last throughout the day. This is why evacuations remain in place in areas south of Mt. Rose Highway," according to Truckee Meadows Fire.

Fire crews are working aggressively to suppress this fire and we will lift evacuations as soon as it is safe. There is currently no containment and power remains off in areas south of Mt. Rose Highway.

Firefighters are working hot spots this morning, attempting to get better containment. Residents are being allowed to return home north of Mt. Rose Highway. Some areas may not have power restored.

The highway remains closed. Use alternate routes. Evacuations remain in effect in St. James Village, Galena and areas south of Mt. Rose Highway. Avoid unnecessary travel in the area.

See NVRoads.com before driving and for future updates regarding I-580 closures through Washoe Valley.
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There are a number of road closures and evacuations currently underway due to the Davis Creek fire Saturday north of Carson City and south of Reno. Those evacuated should be prepared to stay elsewhere for 24-48 hours.

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