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The Sons of Liberty will be back at the Virginia Beer Museum on Saturday, May 18th from 6pm to 9pm.

As the Wine & Craft Festival winds down, head over to the Virginia Beer Museum at 16 Chester Street to enjoy the music! It’s a friendly place.

A friendly place says Bruce Beavers and friends.

 

Here’s something about the band:

The Sons of Liberty was formed in late 2014 and has been performing the best of Rock & Blues ever since. With a commitment to “Proper Rock & Roll”, The Sons endeavor at every show to produce that driving Rock & Roll sound our fans love. The Sons began playing covers from ACDC; Stevie Ray Vaughn; The Rolling Stones; The Black Crowes; CCR; Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers; ZZ Top, etc.

Shawn Smith and Randy Hughey – initially performing together in the UK circa early 2000’s – realized they simply needed to reconnect with each other to work on original material. Their debut album, “Ride Off Again”, is the cornerstone of the band’s original music written by Randy and Shawn, which aims to continue the legacy of the great bands that influenced them: driving drums and bass, rocking guitars and soulful singing.

With a solid line-up featuring Rob Wolfe on bass and vocals and Charlie Fultz on Drums, the Sons continue to write new music and play at venues large and small throughout the Mid-Atlantic Region. From large festivals to pubs to private parties, the Sons love to share their passion of rock & roll with their fans!

 

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