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Tonight’s Tix – Andy T, Nick Nixon, Dangermuffin

Andy T and Nick Nixon | Courtesy KL Productions

Andy T and Nick Nixon | Courtesy KL Productions

Top Tickets in the NRV: Includes URTH, Old You, The Fustics, Threesound, Matt Jones and the Bobs.

FRIDAY

The Andy T – Nick Nixon Band

This is a good combination. Nick Nixon, an old-school blues and soul singer who used to play in a band with Billy Cox (Band of Gypsies), and guitarist Andy “T” Talamantez, who played with Guitar Shorty, bring it authentic. The act has a new album, “Drink Drank Drunk.” The record’s producer, Anson Funderburgh, also plays on the record.

Details: 9:30 p.m. Blue 5 Restaurant, Roanoke. Free. 904-5338, blue5restaurant.com, andytband.com

FRIDAY

Dangermuffin

With The Boatmen

It’s been a good year for Folly Beach, N.C., S.C., band Dangermuffin. The FloydFest frequent flyers’ 2012 album, “Olly Oxen Free,” received critical love and won Home Grown Music Network’s album of the year. Opening act The Boatmen completes a good double-bill.

Details: 10 p.m. Martin’s Downtown Bar & Grill, Roanoke. $8. 985-6278, martinsdowntown.inticketing.com/events, dangermuffinmusic.com, reverbnation.com/theboatmen

Honky Tonk Friday Night

With Danny Kay and the Nightlifers, Sean K. Preston

Check out some honest-to-Hank (Sr.), beer-swilling, door-swinging country music from two Baltimore, Md.-based acts. Roanoke guitarist Jesse Ray Carter will be sitting in with Kay, and likely with Preston.

Details: 10 p.m. Spike’s, 1914 Memorial Ave. S.W., Roanoke. 345-9744, reverbnation.com/dannykayandthenightlifers, reverbnation.com/seankpreston

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2 COMMENTS

  1. Dan W | February 22, 2013 at 1:09 pm

    Dangermuffin is actually from Folly Beach, SC outside Charlston, not NC, but you are right. They are most definitely the top ticket this weekend. I love these guys.

  2. Tad Dickens | February 22, 2013 at 1:59 pm

    Good lord! I don’t know how many times I’ve written about these guys, but it’s a lot, and I guess this is the first time I had a typo on the state abbreviation. Good eye, Dan W!

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