Lake County Music Guide 10.8.20 – The Lake County Bloom

There’s just a coupla live music events this weekend in The LC. Check ‘em out!

The First Sunday Open Jams at the Roadhouse will take place on Friday evening at The Riviera Hills Lounge in the Riviera. Confused? Just go to the Riv on Friday at 5:00. GONNA BE ROCKIN’! 5 to 9:00. Be sure to dress warm. Reservations are recommended. Protective masks and social distancing are required.

The Greenview Restaurant in HVL will present Carlos Garay on Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 5 to 8:00. Enjoy a gourmet meal, libations from a full bar and then kick it with Carlos. Masks and social distancing are required.

The Blue Wing Saloon in Upper Lake will feature on Friday evening The Majide Trio from 5:30 to 8:00. On Saturday evening David Neft will be tinkling the ivories from 5:30 to 8:00. For Sunday Brunch get in on the Boogie Woogie experience of DeWitt and Tenaka from 11 to 2:30. For Sunday Supper Takezo Takeda will be the guest performer with The Majide Trio from 5:30 to 8:00. For Monday Blues expect Dave Broida and Blues Farm to be laying down the 1,4,5 from 5:30 to 8:00. Reservations are recommended. Masks and social distancing are required.

On Saturday morning there’s another Farmer’s Finest Farmers Market at the Floriculture Bldg in the Lake County Fairgrounds. This time featuring the sounds of New Orleans by the one and only Andy Rossoff. Stock up on your favorite in season fresh and organic fruit and vegetables. Masks and social distancing are required.

Just to remind you once again, all of these venues strongly recommend the wearing of protective masks and the practice of social distancing. Plus, all of these events will take place outdoors, so if you plan to attend, dress warm, be considerate, have fun, and please be safe. See you on the flip side…

Article by Mike Guarniero

Mike has been playing professionally, both acoustic and electric, for 40+ years. He paid his dues in a robust Sonoma County music scene during the '80s and '90s, then DJ'd for 10 years after moving to Lake County in 1996. After retiring from his job of 26 years, because he recognized a growing local music scene, he decided to devote his time to playing live music again. He's never looked back. Along with his regular band, Dr. Groove, he has filled in on lead guitar for local bands, (Fargo Bros, Blues Farm, C.A.M. Band, Borrowed Time, Time Travelers). He's played acoustic guitar at a some of our local wineries, restaurants, farmers Markets and art galleries. He's also a semi-regular supporting various local Open Mics around Lake County. He writes and records original songs and has recorded original demos for other performers as well. For the last three years, he has posted on Facebook a local music guide called the Lake County Music Guide.

Article by Mike Guarniero

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