The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band comes to The Hall at Fargo Brewing Company on Thursday, October 19th. Tickets are on sale now here → bit.ly/3puVqPT

• 21+
•Doors at 7 | Show at 8

About The Artist
Reverend Peyton’s Big Damn Band delivers a Blues party while playing substantive music that honors its roots. Their performance is gritty, authentic music with, as the good Reverend declared, “human hands playing real instruments.” This band is American roots music at its finest, steeped in traditions brought forward with a modern sensibility, performed with skill and passion. It has been referred to as the tent revival, with punk energy that is a refreshing splash of cold water to the face. The Reverend Peyton’s Big Damn Band is like a twenty-year-old bourbon in a room of vodka Red Bulls and PBRs; vintage yet timeless, exciting and still welcoming. With his wife, Breezy, serving as a one-woman amen corner, and Max laying down the floppy-boot-stomp drums behind Peyton’s National steel slide guitar, the result is a peculiarly infectious blues crusade.

Martin Zellar plays The Hall at Fargo Brewing on Friday, October 6! Presale starts tomorrow at 10AM → bit.ly/3P8AVTw

Doors 7PM | Show 8PM | 21+

Martin Zellar first appeared on the Twin Cities music scene in the late 80’s as the lead singer and songwriter for the alt-country pioneers, Gear Daddies. The Gear Daddies released two albums on Polygram Records, appeared on Late Night with David Letterman and toured extensively for three years before amicably parting ways in 1992.

Zellar has gone on to record and perform as a solo artist and with his band The Hardways, releasing eight more albums on the Rykodisc and Owen Lee Recordings labels.

More than 30 years down the road from his first release, Martin Zellar continues to make his living writing, recording, and performing music. And he’s happy and grateful.