SHK Music Presents: Stan Martin Band with Special Guest Tad Overbaugh & the Late Arrivals at Boston Harbor Distillery
Bring your dancing shoes and your taste for fine whiskey, as Stan Martin and his band pick their way through an evening of Outlaw Country, Rock favorites, and Originals.
Joining Stan & Michelle Martin are Jim Scoppa (Roy Sludge, Slim Jim Phantom) on guitar, Joe Klompus (Letters To Cleo, Orangutang) on bass, and William Barry (60’s Thunder, Studio Two) on drums.
About Stan Martin:
"Stan Martin has been a fixture on the small but authentic Boston Country Music scene for over a decade. His tasty blend of southern rock and Bakersfield twang is kind of what you'd get if you blended the early Eagles with Telecaster ace Danny Gatton. It's got a California flair and an east coast swagger and it's good...damn good."
-The Fallout Shelter
“Stan Martin is a keeper of the traditional country music flame. He’s a Don Rich/Danny Gatton-schooled Telecaster- loving guitar picker, a virtuoso who is not a showoff. And he’s a skilled writer and musician who is unabashedly, unapologetically country.”
-Rick Allen Vintage Guitar
“Martin is an artist who continues to ply his trade in twang in a time warp hanging onto the Waylon, Buck, and even ‘90s Alan Jackson flavored sounds. For the country music faithful who like it more on the trad side, that’s a good thing.”
-Dan Ferguson, SRI
“Stan is, by his own admission, the disciple of two legends: Merle Haggard and Buck Owens. But he owes as much to his mom who played with local groups of country and bluegrass. At the age of 11, he was offered his first guitar and taught himself to play. By 15 he was playing in honky tonks. He explains: “I grew up as a poor child. I was never looking for a musical genre. I was raised and fed country music and this is what I play.” He played lead guitar for a country rock group, The Merles, and also for John Lincoln Wright and the Sour Mash Boys. And he began to write and compose while refining his passion for playing the Telecaster.”
-Alain Sanders, Country Music Attitude-Music Box France
https://www.stanmartin.net
https://www.facebook.com/StanMartinBand
Tad Overbaugh & the Late Arrivals is a 4-piece, heartland-inspired, rock 'n' roll band from Boston, MA. Driving down that highway of roots-rock, alt-country, midwestern-tinged power-pop, and classic country/rockabilly influences. Tad Overbaugh's songs fall somewhere between the twang of Steve Earle, the gritty dive bar pop of Twin/Tone, and the chimey, hook-filled songwriting of Tom Petty.
The collective band members have opened up for The Drive-By Truckers, Son Volt, The Bottle Rockets, Cracker, Slobberbone, Robbie Fulks, Tim Easton, and Will Hoge.
Tad Overbaugh - lead vocals, rhythm guitar, Stan Martin - lead guitar, backing vocals, Matt Arnold - bass guitar, Jon Burton - drums
https://www.tadoverbaugh.com
https://www.facebook.com/TadOverbaugh
This event is being presented by SHK Music at Boston Harbor Distillery - a wonderfully unique and intimate setting to take in great music with its 1850's architecture, great acoustics, comfortable seating and fantastic selection of made-on-the-premises liquors and liqueurs. There's plenty of free parking. More info at https://www.shkmusic.com/faq
$20 Adv/$25 DOS
Doors are at 8pm. Showtime is 8:30pm.
NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES
Joining Stan & Michelle Martin are Jim Scoppa (Roy Sludge, Slim Jim Phantom) on guitar, Joe Klompus (Letters To Cleo, Orangutang) on bass, and William Barry (60’s Thunder, Studio Two) on drums.
About Stan Martin:
"Stan Martin has been a fixture on the small but authentic Boston Country Music scene for over a decade. His tasty blend of southern rock and Bakersfield twang is kind of what you'd get if you blended the early Eagles with Telecaster ace Danny Gatton. It's got a California flair and an east coast swagger and it's good...damn good."
-The Fallout Shelter
“Stan Martin is a keeper of the traditional country music flame. He’s a Don Rich/Danny Gatton-schooled Telecaster- loving guitar picker, a virtuoso who is not a showoff. And he’s a skilled writer and musician who is unabashedly, unapologetically country.”
-Rick Allen Vintage Guitar
“Martin is an artist who continues to ply his trade in twang in a time warp hanging onto the Waylon, Buck, and even ‘90s Alan Jackson flavored sounds. For the country music faithful who like it more on the trad side, that’s a good thing.”
-Dan Ferguson, SRI
“Stan is, by his own admission, the disciple of two legends: Merle Haggard and Buck Owens. But he owes as much to his mom who played with local groups of country and bluegrass. At the age of 11, he was offered his first guitar and taught himself to play. By 15 he was playing in honky tonks. He explains: “I grew up as a poor child. I was never looking for a musical genre. I was raised and fed country music and this is what I play.” He played lead guitar for a country rock group, The Merles, and also for John Lincoln Wright and the Sour Mash Boys. And he began to write and compose while refining his passion for playing the Telecaster.”
-Alain Sanders, Country Music Attitude-Music Box France
https://www.stanmartin.net
https://www.facebook.com/StanMartinBand
Tad Overbaugh & the Late Arrivals is a 4-piece, heartland-inspired, rock 'n' roll band from Boston, MA. Driving down that highway of roots-rock, alt-country, midwestern-tinged power-pop, and classic country/rockabilly influences. Tad Overbaugh's songs fall somewhere between the twang of Steve Earle, the gritty dive bar pop of Twin/Tone, and the chimey, hook-filled songwriting of Tom Petty.
The collective band members have opened up for The Drive-By Truckers, Son Volt, The Bottle Rockets, Cracker, Slobberbone, Robbie Fulks, Tim Easton, and Will Hoge.
Tad Overbaugh - lead vocals, rhythm guitar, Stan Martin - lead guitar, backing vocals, Matt Arnold - bass guitar, Jon Burton - drums
https://www.tadoverbaugh.com
https://www.facebook.com/TadOverbaugh
This event is being presented by SHK Music at Boston Harbor Distillery - a wonderfully unique and intimate setting to take in great music with its 1850's architecture, great acoustics, comfortable seating and fantastic selection of made-on-the-premises liquors and liqueurs. There's plenty of free parking. More info at https://www.shkmusic.com/faq
$20 Adv/$25 DOS
Doors are at 8pm. Showtime is 8:30pm.
NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES
