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Showing posts with label memorial day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label memorial day. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 24, 2022
Harry's Memorial Weekend Live Music Lineup
Tuesday, May 23, 2017
Harry's Memorial Music Lineup 05-26-2017 to 05-29-2017
FRIDAY & SATURDAY 9PM-CLOSE
COUGRZZ ROCK
Web: https://www.cougrzzrock.com/
Bio: The Cougrzz are a high energy, all live, dance band whose talent and fun loving appeal has set a new standard in Corporate Entertainment. Specializing in today’s dance music, classic rock favorites, and performing a wide range of classic dance standards, The Cougrzz will keep the dance floor packed from start to finish covering hits by: Katy Perry, Lady Gaga, Bruno Mars and Iggy Azalea. Dance to your old school favorites from Michael Jackson, Prince, Kool and the Gang, and many more. You want rock? We will Rock You with our classic favorites from KISS, Def Leppard, Guns n Roses, Journey, Heart, Joan Jett and that's just the start! They are one of the top requested acts by the most prestigious booking agents in the event entertainment industry and are available for corporate parties, weddings and festivals of any size. THE COUGRZZ! proudly endorse Kiesel Guitars, Spaun Drum Company, Amedia Cymbals and RocknRoll Gangstar apparel.
Genre: Top 40, Dance, Rock, 80's, 90's, 00's, Latin, R&B
Band Members:
Grace Richardson - vocals
Rosie Aldrete - lead guitar
Chrissy Marquez - drums/vocals
Susan Joyner - keys, guitar, sax, back up vox
Jen Paro - bass, back up vox
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SATURDAY 3PM-7:30PM
NOTHING BUT TROUBLE
Genre: Rock/Alternative Rock
Band Members:
Edd Cream
H.A. Stafford
John Demko
Damian Pampena
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SUNDAY 3PM
STEVE TRACY PROJECT
Genre: Rock/Classic Rock
Band Members:
Steve Tracy, Vocals/Guitar
Johnny Punches, Bass
Kevin Simmons, Drums
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SUNDAY 9PM-CLOSE / MONDAY 7:30-11:30PM
TOZZI
Band Members:
Mike Tozzi-Lead Guitar, Vocals, Harp
Jenny Diamond-Bass GuitarJeff Smith-Keys
Dave Arends-Drums
About: Without a doubt one of the most talented, versatile and dynamic bands on California's Central Coast. Country/Rock/Jazz & Blues.
Harry's Night Club & Beach Bar
690 Cypress St., Pismo Beach, CA 93449 | 805-773-1010 | www.HarrysPismoBeach.com
Band inquiries, please contact us by email at band@harryspismobeach.com
Thursday, May 22, 2014
Remembering What Memorial Day is About
Three-day weekends don't come around often, so we like to really make the most of them. There is a plethora of things to do here on the Central Coast -- concerts and festivals, hanging out at the beach, boating at the lake, BBQing at the park with friends and family, or going off-roading in the Pismo Dunes. I could go on and on. But what is the reason for the holiday? To honor the nation’s men and women who have died serving in the military.
If you are looking for a way to do just that, on May 26th at 11am, the annual Memorial Day Ceremony on the Pier in Pismo Beach will be held with Colonel David Cramer and other special guest speakers to honor and remember those we have lost.
Whatever you do this holiday weekend, enjoy and be safe!
The day is about the memories. It’s about not forgetting.
This weekend we celebrate Memorial Day, the first of our much-anticipated three-day weekends of the summer.
What we often forget is that it is, above all, a day for remembering.
First and foremost, we remember our brave men and women who have answered the call and put their lives on the line so that we might continue to live free.
It is no small sacrifice, especially for the wives, children, mothers and fathers who have lost their loved ones.
Writer W.J. Cameron once noted about Memorial Day, “Perform, then, this one act of remembrance before this day passes — Remember there is an army of defense and advance that never dies and never surrenders, but is increasingly recruited from the eternal sources of the American spirit and from the generations of American youth.”
If nothing else, we owe it to our heroes to, at the very least, pause and remember their courage and sacrifice this coming weekend.
The other thing that comes to mind on Memorial Day is how we remember all those who have gone before us, family and friends alike.
How do we honor them and keep the memory of their lives alive so that their lives remain meaningful?
A few of our neighbors have shared their own thoughts on the matter.
Continue Reading
Article courtesy of the Post-Tribune
If you are looking for a way to do just that, on May 26th at 11am, the annual Memorial Day Ceremony on the Pier in Pismo Beach will be held with Colonel David Cramer and other special guest speakers to honor and remember those we have lost.
Whatever you do this holiday weekend, enjoy and be safe!
Heed the real meaning behind Memorial Day
Article courtesy of the Post-Tribune
The day is about the memories. It’s about not forgetting.
This weekend we celebrate Memorial Day, the first of our much-anticipated three-day weekends of the summer.
What we often forget is that it is, above all, a day for remembering.
First and foremost, we remember our brave men and women who have answered the call and put their lives on the line so that we might continue to live free.
It is no small sacrifice, especially for the wives, children, mothers and fathers who have lost their loved ones.
Writer W.J. Cameron once noted about Memorial Day, “Perform, then, this one act of remembrance before this day passes — Remember there is an army of defense and advance that never dies and never surrenders, but is increasingly recruited from the eternal sources of the American spirit and from the generations of American youth.”
If nothing else, we owe it to our heroes to, at the very least, pause and remember their courage and sacrifice this coming weekend.
The other thing that comes to mind on Memorial Day is how we remember all those who have gone before us, family and friends alike.
How do we honor them and keep the memory of their lives alive so that their lives remain meaningful?
A few of our neighbors have shared their own thoughts on the matter.
Continue Reading
Article courtesy of the Post-Tribune
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