Some of the hottest bands in L.A. and those currently touring through the southland are featured at this historic Rock 'n Roll roadhouse! Roots, Blues, Rockabilly, Country, Americana, Rhythm & Blues, Swing, Jazz. And personalized dance lessons from the best instructors in the area are a regular feature as well! Check out Joe's Great American Bar & Grill in Burbank!
Joe's Great American Bar & Grill. The Home of Ronnie Mack's Barn Dance!
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"FIRST TUESDAYS AT RONNIE MACK'S BARN DANCE"
Since 1988 Ronnie Mack has marshalled forward the Los Angeles roots and alt.country scene with his once-a-month Ronnie Mack's Barn Dance. Filmed in 2003, this Jim Hollander documentary features performances and interviews with Dwight Yoakam, Dave Alvin, Rosie Flores, Big Sandy, James Intveld, Mike Stinson and more. The artists' affection for Ronnie Mack is evident as they speak of his tireless efforts promoting the local roots scene solely for the love of the music. Mack is one of those figures who is already part of local legend. Hollander's documentary preserves the story for future generations of roots music lovers.
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Experience Southern California's most unique musical showcase, now celebrating its' 24th year! Ronnie Mack's Barn Dance has long been a staple in the So Cal roots music scene and now resides at Joe's Great American Bar and Grill in Burbank. On the first Monday night of each month, bands and singers from near and far make the trek into this legendary American roadhouse to perform their own original music and the classics as well. Some of LA's best known bands and newcomers alike join together on stage in this classic live roots music showcase.
In 1988 Ronnie Mack began the Barn Dance, a weekly showcase for big names as well as newer artists living and working around Los Angeles. Moving from the small Little Nashville Club to the world-renowned Club Palomino in North Hollywood, Ronnie Mack's Barn Dance continued to promote California roots music until shortly before the Pal closed for good in 1995. Moving to a new venue at the corner of Hollywood and Vine gave new life to Ronnie Mack, the show, and the entire scene. Located at Jack's Sugar Shack, every Tuesday night was a celebration as well as a meeting place for local musicians and those from out of town seeking some companionship and a 'cold one.' Visitors like Connie Smith, Robert Reynolds, Bruce Springsteen, and Bob Woodruff were not uncommon in the audience or on the stage.
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• MONDAY JUNE 4th, 2012 •
8PM DOWNBEAT
12:00 AM T0 1:30AM OPEN JAM SESSION
ALL MUSICIANS & SINGERS ARE WELCOME!
ADMISSION IS FREE
SEE YA MONDAY, JUNE 4th, 2012!
8PM START