The Rustic AT THE RUSTIC, WE’RE BRINGING SAVORY, DELICIOUS HOMESTYLE MEALS

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Web Name: The Rustic AT THE RUSTIC, WE’RE BRINGING SAVORY, DELICIOUS HOMESTYLE MEALS

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BAR. LIVE MUSIC.Down-home offerings sourced from Texas ranchers and farmers. Cold, local craft beers and Texas-spirit-driven cocktails and drinks. A backyard under the stars.LOCAL INGREDIENTSOur menu features seafood from the Gulf, steak sourced from local ranchers and dairy and produce grown by local farmers.View menu UPCOMING EVENTSCurrent Month october, 2020Sarah Johnson Dallas, Uptown | 3656 Howell St Dallas, Texas 75204 29oct7:00 pm8:30 pmSarah JohnsonFree Live Music7:00 pm - 8:30 pm Dallas, Uptown | 3656 Howell St Dallas, Texas 75204 Event DetailsSarah Johnson wrote her first song at two years old, and hasn’t stopped writing since. Raised listening to everything from Beach Boys to Dixie Chicks and performing everywhere from Event Details Sarah Johnson wrote her first song at two years old, and hasn’t stopped writing since. Raised listening to everything from Beach Boys to Dixie Chicks and performing everywhere from church sanctuaries to basement stages, Sarah’s vast influences have kept her sound fresh and delightfully unpredictable for the Americana genre.Alongside producer Beau Patrick Bedford and Dallas studio Modern Electric Sound Recorders (Paul Cauthen, Frankie Leonie, David Ramirez, Nikki Lane), Sarah recorded her first EP, Volcano.“Sarah Johnson’s biographical storytelling songs are poignant and purposeful, all at the same time. Add in her smooth, forever easy-to-listen-to vocalperformance, and I was hooked from the start.” – Beau BedfordModern Electric Sound Recorders“Sarah has a pure roots sound and musical style all her own. Volcano is a great introduction to her talent and songwriting story.” Christian Carlos Carvajal Dallas, Uptown | 3656 Howell St Dallas, Texas 75204 30oct9:30 pm11:00 pmMax FlinnFree Live Music9:30 pm - 11:00 pm Dallas, Uptown | 3656 Howell St Dallas, Texas 75204 Event DetailsJoin us for free live music with Max Flinn!About Max FlinnMax was born and raised in Houston, TX. His love for Texas country music started in Junior High and wasAbout Max FlinnMax was born and raised in Houston, TX. His love for Texas country music started in Junior High and was heavily influenced by Pat Green, Robert Earl Keen, Cory Morrow, and company. Playing music was never more than a hobby for most of his teens and twenties. He would entertain friends and family members but the idea of a career in music didn’t ever cross his mind. Max was battling some pretty heavy demons during those lost years. What started as partying on the weekends turned into full-blown drug addiction before long. His struggles are what makes his music so authentic. David Garrick of The Houston Press wrote “… his music is so sincere and heartfelt, that you immediately see him as so much more than those Nashville stereotypes”. There is no choice for Max but to tell his story. Since 2012 he has been clean and sober and found his true purpose is helping others recover, whether that be through his music or community outreach. Since March of 2017 he has been working as a full-time musician. “It still feels strange when I tell people what I do for a living” he says. In his first year he released a six song EP and two singles.  His single “As Big as the Storm” was dedicated to the resiliency of Houstonians in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey. The song was featured by Channel 11 news and helped raise money for flood victims. He’s opened shows for the Eli Young Band, Hal Ketchum, Cory Morrow, Micky the Motorcars, Ryan Bingham, Dirty River Boys and more. His notable venues include the main stage at House of Blues Houston, RODEOHOUSTON Wine Garden, the Heights Theater, Redneck Country Club, ACME Nashville, and many others from south Texas to northern Colorado.While still partial to the Texas Country he grew up on, he is greatly influenced by the classic country legends such as Merle Haggard, George Jones, Jonny Paycheck, Ernest Tubb and others alike. “I really identify with the raw vulnerability and grit of the classic country artists. They delivered honest lyrics in the simplest of ways,” says Max. In addition to his original material, he always sprinkles in a variety of cover tunes ranging from Bob Wills to Alan Jackson during his sets. If you like honest lyrics, fiddle, steel guitar, and two-steppin’ then you’ll love a Max Flinn show.More music and eventsCurrent Month october, 2020Sarah Johnson Dallas, Uptown | 3656 Howell St Dallas, Texas 75204 29oct7:00 pm8:30 pmSarah JohnsonFree Live Music7:00 pm - 8:30 pm Dallas, Uptown | 3656 Howell St Dallas, Texas 75204 Event DetailsSarah Johnson wrote her first song at two years old, and hasn’t stopped writing since. Raised listening to everything from Beach Boys to Dixie Chicks and performing everywhere from Event Details Sarah Johnson wrote her first song at two years old, and hasn’t stopped writing since. Raised listening to everything from Beach Boys to Dixie Chicks and performing everywhere from church sanctuaries to basement stages, Sarah’s vast influences have kept her sound fresh and delightfully unpredictable for the Americana genre.Alongside producer Beau Patrick Bedford and Dallas studio Modern Electric Sound Recorders (Paul Cauthen, Frankie Leonie, David Ramirez, Nikki Lane), Sarah recorded her first EP, Volcano.“Sarah Johnson’s biographical storytelling songs are poignant and purposeful, all at the same time. Add in her smooth, forever easy-to-listen-to vocalperformance, and I was hooked from the start.” – Beau BedfordModern Electric Sound Recorders“Sarah has a pure roots sound and musical style all her own. Volcano is a great introduction to her talent and songwriting story.” Christian Carlos Carvajal Dallas, Uptown | 3656 Howell St Dallas, Texas 75204 30oct9:30 pm11:00 pmMax FlinnFree Live Music9:30 pm - 11:00 pm Dallas, Uptown | 3656 Howell St Dallas, Texas 75204 Event DetailsJoin us for free live music with Max Flinn!About Max FlinnMax was born and raised in Houston, TX. His love for Texas country music started in Junior High and wasAbout Max FlinnMax was born and raised in Houston, TX. His love for Texas country music started in Junior High and was heavily influenced by Pat Green, Robert Earl Keen, Cory Morrow, and company. Playing music was never more than a hobby for most of his teens and twenties. He would entertain friends and family members but the idea of a career in music didn’t ever cross his mind. Max was battling some pretty heavy demons during those lost years. What started as partying on the weekends turned into full-blown drug addiction before long. His struggles are what makes his music so authentic. David Garrick of The Houston Press wrote “… his music is so sincere and heartfelt, that you immediately see him as so much more than those Nashville stereotypes”. There is no choice for Max but to tell his story. Since 2012 he has been clean and sober and found his true purpose is helping others recover, whether that be through his music or community outreach. Since March of 2017 he has been working as a full-time musician. “It still feels strange when I tell people what I do for a living” he says. In his first year he released a six song EP and two singles.  His single “As Big as the Storm” was dedicated to the resiliency of Houstonians in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey. The song was featured by Channel 11 news and helped raise money for flood victims. He’s opened shows for the Eli Young Band, Hal Ketchum, Cory Morrow, Micky the Motorcars, Ryan Bingham, Dirty River Boys and more. His notable venues include the main stage at House of Blues Houston, RODEOHOUSTON Wine Garden, the Heights Theater, Redneck Country Club, ACME Nashville, and many others from south Texas to northern Colorado.While still partial to the Texas Country he grew up on, he is greatly influenced by the classic country legends such as Merle Haggard, George Jones, Jonny Paycheck, Ernest Tubb and others alike. “I really identify with the raw vulnerability and grit of the classic country artists. They delivered honest lyrics in the simplest of ways,” says Max. In addition to his original material, he always sprinkles in a variety of cover tunes ranging from Bob Wills to Alan Jackson during his sets. If you like honest lyrics, fiddle, steel guitar, and two-steppin’ then you’ll love a Max Flinn show.Newsletter SignupSign up for our newsletter to receive information about events and musical acts coming to your neck of the woods! Notice: JavaScript is required for this content.

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