Events

[TRIBUTE] In 2016, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame named Johnny Cash a “Music Masters Honoree,” which means the rock institute focused a week on Cash’s brand of genre bending musicianship. “What’s so amazing about Cash is that almost every musician you ask will tell you that they love his music — from the rockabilly and country of his Sun Records recordings in the 1950s, and his outlaw image and his famous concerts at Folsom Prison and San Quentin, to his enduring love for June Carter Cash and their music work together,” said Jason Hanley vice president of education and visitor engagement for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. The acts that will perform at the 6th annual Johnny Cash Birthday Bash celebration at Nietzsche’s on Friday, February 3, seem to share that same perspective, as each will likely underscore exactly what they love about Cash’s unique style. The show, presented by Andrew J Reimers will feature Reimers’ band The CPX, as well as Ten Cent Howl, The Bear and the Bison, Leroy Townes, and a special appearance from the cast of 710 Theatre’s “Ring of Fire” production.