Join us June 7th at Blue Mountain Barrel House for Friday Cheers with Paulo Franco – a bilingual singer/songwriter from Richmond, VA!!!

“Paulo’s songs are steeped in storytelling, often drawing from his own life and those around him. The sound is a seamless blend of the myriad of influences that have shaped both his everyday life and his musical tastes. Listeners will find glimpses John Prine’s wit, The Stones’ rock n roll heart, and the fluidity of The Grateful Dead often times infused with the rhythms of traditional Latin and Colombian music. He has recently including original Spanish songs into his songwriting as well, bringing a depth and a love of two cultures seldom seen during the same show or album.”

Music from 6 – 8:30pm
Blue Mountain Food Truck will also be serving from 5 – 9pm.

Join us at the Barrel House Friday, June 14th for Friday Cheers w/ Jon Spear Band.

Nominated by Blues Blast Magazine for the prestigious Best Live Blues Recording of 2016 award, the Jon Spear Band is a collaboration of some of Central Virginia’s finest and most dedicated blues musicians.

Although their ages span several generations, the band’s members share a common determination to use their exceptional talents to create unique and memorable music. Members include Dara James (guitar, vocals and harmonica), Andy Burdetsky (bass), John Stubblefield (drums), and Jon Spear (guitar and vocals).

Music from 6 – 8:30pm
Blue Mountain Food Truck serves from 5 – 9pm

Blue Mountain Barrel House presents Friday Cheers with Bennie Dodd on June 21st.

Spend your Friday night listening to one of Nelson County’s local legends. Grab a cold draft beer from the tasting room and post up outside to take in the phenomenal views of the Blue Ridge Mountains.

Music from 6 – 8:30pm
Blue Mountain Brewery Food Truck serving from 5 – 9pm

“Bennie Dodd, born and raised in Nelson County Virginia, started singing in the choir when he was young and it didn’t take long before he was noticed for his voice. Before long he was playing music with his friends in the garage. Today over 35 years later, he is still performing in the local club scene and has become a music icon in the central Virginia area, and he says quite often that he owes his success to the University of Virginia community where he has played for many years for about any function you can imagine.

We recently stumbled on a combination of players that meshed in a way that only may come once in a lifetime.”