Groove City Music Nights at DCA is proud to present a night of blues and song
Vintage#18 starring Robbin Kapsalis
April 3rd, 2020 @ 7:15PM, Tickets $20
Canceled, Will be rescheduled
Doors open at 321 High St., Cambridge, Md. at 6:45, with Ellie Guzman performing at 7:15 pm
Vintage#18 will be shaking down the house starting at 8:00 pm.
Beer and Wine Cash Bar
Hard-driving blues rhythms and soul grooves fuel the blistering performance of DC-based Soul Blues band Vintage#18. After attending a
performance, John Porter, WCVE declares, “Vintage#18 is a band you have to see live in order to appreciate their level of performance.”
April 2017, Vintage#18 released their debut album Grit which reflects the band’s love of retro Soul and Blues, featuring a mix of
originals and two covers (ZZ Top and Bob Dylan).
The band received their first industry nod in early 2017 - a Blues Blast Music Award Nomination for New Artist Album Debut. Grit was
also received a 2018 Independent Music Award nomination for R & B/Soul Album
Vintage#18’s live performances has generated quite the buzz throughout Washington, DC and surrounding areas; soon the tight-knit group
found themselves opening shows for Billy Price, the Nighthawks, Lil’ Ed and the Blues Imperials, Albert Cummings, Selwyn Birchwood, Coco
Montoya, Roomful of Blues and the Duke Robillard Band.
Vintage#18 features the vocals of Robbin Kapsalis, the unique sound of Bill Holter (#18) on guitar, Alex Kuldell/drums and Mark
Chandler/bass.
Blues In the South hit it on the head…” Although this outfit is undoubtedly a blues band, they have a distinctively individual sound.”
https://www.vintage18.net/
Bio for Ellie Guzman
Ellie Guzman is 16 years old. She has been playing guitar and Uke for almost 5 years now. Mike Elzey is her teacher. This year, with his
help, she is picking up some electric guitar skills, as well. She is a singer songwriter. The songs she will be performing during the
DCA show, are her original lyrics and music.
She is a high school sophomore, and spends free time volunteering at Positive Strides Therapeutic Riding Center, in Caroline County.
Groove City Studios is very excited to announce our new collaboration with the Dorchester Center for Arts at 321 High St in Cambridge! Yes
we are moving and joining forces with DCA. The collaboration will have a positive impact on the shows with more space for national acts and
a renewed expanded emphasis on local bands, and performers, and at some shows a dinner service! The goal of GCS and DCA is to reinvigorate
and expand live music of all genres in Cambridge! Simply stated, our goal is to make Cambridge a music destination for fans of live music.
