- Calico The Band will debut their new album Under Blue Skies with many special guests at the venerable McCabe's in Santa Monica on Aug. 5.
Coming off the heels of their award winning debut Rancho California, which featured songs heard in TV shows such as ABC's "Nashville" and NBC's "The Night Shift", and fueled their concerts such as their appearance at the Stagecoach Festival with members of the Foo Fighters, these ladies of the canyon, featuring Broken Arrow artist & client KIRSTEN PROFFIT, take some time from their current Lasso the Sun Tour to host a special night for their fans. Many stellar musicians will be joining Calico in the intimate setting, and no doubt will try to do the hall justice. All attending & purchasing advance tickets will receive a free copy of the new album upon release, which features 11 new originals and a wonderful version of Joni Mitchell's classic "Ladies of the Canyon."
Find a great musician and chances are they've played at McCabe's at some point during its 58 year run. From Etta James to John Lee Hooker to Linda Ronstadt, if the stage could talk it wouldn't know what to say... it'd simply point at the past concert list and smile.
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Coming off the heels of their award winning debut Rancho California, which featured songs heard in TV shows such as ABC's "Nashville" and NBC's "The Night Shift", and fueled their concerts such as their appearance at the Stagecoach Festival with members of the Foo Fighters, these ladies of the canyon, featuring Broken Arrow artist & client KIRSTEN PROFFIT, take some time from their current Lasso the Sun Tour to host a special night for their fans. Many stellar musicians will be joining Calico in the intimate setting, and no doubt will try to do the hall justice. All attending & purchasing advance tickets will receive a free copy of the new album upon release, which features 11 new originals and a wonderful version of Joni Mitchell's classic "Ladies of the Canyon."
Find a great musician and chances are they've played at McCabe's at some point during its 58 year run. From Etta James to John Lee Hooker to Linda Ronstadt, if the stage could talk it wouldn't know what to say... it'd simply point at the past concert list and smile.
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