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Blues Fest in the Valley is a free event down at the Night Drop on the corner of Valley Drive and Seneca Turnpike on Wednesday June 23rd at 7pm with Mark Nanni's weekly residency. Thursday June 24th we bring you three time Grammy nominee and guitarist for Black Uhuru, Frank Stepanek.
Great Aunt Hortense takes the stage Friday June 25th. You may remember drummer Al Bob Bidwell from, "The Scousers" and as a session musician for The Wailing Trailer.
Valley legend Phil Petroff and Natural Fact hits the stage on Saturday June 26th... you never know who you might see on this night at the Drop!!!!
The icing on the cake - our festival ends with the Sunday Night Blues Jam - and due to overwhelming popularity - NOW STARTING AT 6PM and we JAM TILL 10PM!!!
Join our host band, Soul Intention for the Blues Party of the week!!!
Sign-ups start @ 5:30pm with your hostess & stage manager The Magpie.
Soul Intention hits the stage at 6PM
Please note we have time restrictions so EVERY musician/singer gets the opportunity to Jam so please abide by limits imposed.
We expect you to be tuned up and ready to play when Magpie announces you to the stage.
Regular attendees already know Magpie gives all performers a 5 minute warning before she calls places, so please be ready and dialed in to play when it is your turn.
Join us for this historic event as we go retro by bringing blues back to the club scene in Syracuse during the NYS Blues Fest!!!
***NO PARKING at Gannon's Isle
***Stay to the paved driveway side of the Night Drop and not park in/on the gravel driveway of our neighbors next door
***NO parking at Jreck Subs UNTIL AFTER 9PM
***The White Zone (sidewalks) is for loading and unloading only, temporary unloading spot at end of handicapped access ramp facing the Jreck Lot OK for load in only, you will have to re-park in the neighborhood...unless of course it's AFTER 9pm.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
The Night Drop, 363 West Seneca Turnpike, Syracuse, NY 13207, United States
Concerts, fests, parties, meetups - all the happenings, one place.