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Biggest Little City Rocks This Memorial Day Weekend

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Man The Tanks
Man The Tanks

Music fans will have plenty to do in the biggest little city this Memorial Day weekend 2017 with music shows all over town.

Friday, May 26

The Holland Project, at 140 Vesta St., will feature Impurities, Man The Tanks, Sadist, and Convulsions. Show starts at 6 p.m.

Reno’s newest club The Trocadero Bar & Grill (formerly El Cortez Lounge) at 235 W. Second St. will be hosting Ballyhoo, The Holdup, Darenots, and Lizano. Show starts at 7 p.m.

Classic southern rock band Inside Straight will be rocking the Sparks Lounge, at 1237 Baring Blvd. The show starts at 9 p.m.

Rock in Reno! Biggest Little City will be rocking the stage at Davidson’s Distillery, at 275 E. 4th St.

Saturday, May 27

Alisha Sadler
Alisha Sadler, Image: John Tuckness

Mummers Bar, at 906 Victorian Ave., will be rocking with Reno’s Authmentis, Anchors for Airplanes, and Alisha Sadler. Show starts at 7 p.m.

Hellbound Glory will be hitting the stage at the Sparks Lounge. Show starts at 9 p.m.

 

Sunday, May 28

Tearing it up at the Third Street Bar, 125 W. Third St., Seedless 10DenC and The Voodoo Cats. Show starts at 8 p.m.

The Sparks Lounge will feature jazz band Saxaholic.

As for Monday, May 29 (the holiday), I suggest plenty of rest as it’s back to work on Tuesday. Hope you have a rockin’ weekend. I know I will.

Remember to nominate your favorite band and musician for a Forte’ Award and always support your local bands and venues. Go to a show!

Seedless 10DenC
Seedless 10DenC

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John Tuckness
John Tuckness
John Tuckness has been photographing rock concerts in the Reno/Sparks/Tahoe area and as far as Northern California since 2004. He tries to attend as many shows as he can. John knew he wanted to be a concert photographer when he went to his first concert, Kiss and Montrose way back in 1976. He saw three guys shooting the show and thought to himself, "that's what I want to do." After many years of undercover work (sneaking his camera into venues), he finally got noticed and started getting photo passes through PR people and the bands. John has had many of his photos published in newspapers, websites and band autobiographies.

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