Live blues music night featuring The Blues Shifters and Harold's House Party at the 331 Club.
The Blues Shifters play the 331 Club on Wednesday, November 18, at 7 PM. It's a live music night that also ties into Harold's House Party on KFAI, so if you're a regular listener of the station, this is one of those shows that crosses over from the airwaves to the stage.
If you're not familiar with the venue, the 331 Club in Minneapolis keeps a dense calendar of live-music nights and recurring series. The Roe Family Singers take the stage every Monday, and the Womenfolk Radio Concerts happen on the third Monday of every month. Lenz & Frenz hold down the last Wednesday, and Cross Pollination—a monthly gathering of songwriters from different genres—runs on the third Thursday. The club describes Cross Pollination as "sort of like the Large Hadron Collider of genre mixers," which gives you a sense of the variety that passes through the room.
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Beyond those, the club hosts Dr. Sketchy's Anti-Art School on the second Sunday of every month, movie-and-music trivia at 7 PM, and the October Conspiracy Series. The Blues Shifters fit into that mix, with their November 18 show falling on a Wednesday night. The set starts at 7 PM, and the night is billed as live music with The Blues Shifters and Harold's House Party on KFAI.
