Blues Society of Omaha

14 hours ago

Blues Society of Omaha
Congrats to Kurt Allen Band, headliner at Bar 415 at this years In The Market For Blues!!Hell Yeah!!!! # 1 baby, 10 months after it’s release “Whiskey, Women & Trouble” the title track sits atop this chart. So extremely stoked and thankful to all that have played us and supported us. Soon we will be playing these tunes nightly again. @gibsoncustom @gibsonguitar @black35guitars @mikeschwabauerphoto @frankroszakpromotions @fenderamplification @ernieball.uk @fulltoneeffects @blues_rock_review @radioguitarone @beaux_lux @lesterestelle @jazztrumpete @making.a.scene #bluesrockguitar #bluesrockmusic #bluesrock #guitarplaying #102thecue #fun #livemusicisback #lovewhatido ... See MoreSee Less

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Blues Society of Omaha

21 hours ago

Blues Society of Omaha
💙 Saturday / July 24 at Holland Center Outdoors in Omaha, NE! 💙Purchase tickets at TicketOmaha.comJam packed with shows this week🤩 Where will we see you?!! July 21st Rochester, MNJuly 22nd Yankton, SDJuly 23rd Sioux Falls, SDJuly 24th Omaha, NEwww.southernavenuemusic.com/📸: Bob Furniss ... See MoreSee Less

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Regarding Covid-19 and BSO events:
As the Health Department, City, and State are allowing venues to re-open, your BSO is again producing shows in and around Omaha.
The Blues Society of Omaha is concerned for the welfare of our members, guests, musicians, and the team-members of our venue partners. Everyone should evaluate their risk in determining whether to attend shows during the Coronavirus Pandemic. Any interaction with the general public poses an elevated risk of being exposed to COVID-19, and we cannot guarantee that you will not be exposed during your visit. Masks are encouraged and all venue restrictions must be observed.
All of our partner-venues will be enforcing all protocols that have been put in place by the Health Department, City, and State. Attendance will be limited to enable safe social distancing.
Regardless of your personal comfort level regarding going out to venues at this time, please be extremely considerate of invading other fans’ personal spaces.
We look forward to once again sharing great music with all of you!
Reminder:
June 3, 2020, the Douglas County Health Department posted this reminder: “Until there is appropriate medication and a vaccine, the Douglas County Health Department (DCHD) is emphasizing the importance of remembering and continuing to use the only ways we have to protect ourselves.
“Handwashing and social distancing remain important tools to avoid infection,” Health Director Dr. Adi Pour said. “You should wear a mask every time you go out in public to protect those around you.”
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