Ron Holloway Band with Byron Nash

Tickets are $12 in advance, and $15 at the door.

Doors are at 8 PM. Show is at 9 PM.

"If you love R&B, Funk, Blues, Rock and Jazz and are a fan of Edgar Allan Poe, F. W. Murnau, Bram Stoker, Tod Browning, Robert Wiene, Friedrich Christian Anton "Fritz" Lang, Werner Herzog, Vincent van Gogh and Pablo Picasso, you're gonna LOVE this!"

Ron Holloway is one of the busiest tenor saxophonists on today's music scene in any genre!  Recently, Ron toured extensively with The Warren Haynes Band, in support of two critically acclaimed releases on the Stax Records label. Holloway is a frequent guest of Gov't Mule,Tedeschi Trucks Band and The Allman Brothers Band. Over the years, he has been a member of an eclectic roster of groups, including; the Susan Tedeschi Band, the Dizzy Gillespie Quintet, Gil Scott-Heron and Root Boy Slim. Ron is currently a member of The Warren Haynes Band and leads his own band- The Ron Holloway Band.

The Ron Holloway Band delivers sax driven funk jams with soaring female vocals, soul soaked Hammond B3, intensely emotive guitar, and hard hitting grooves.  A relatively young band, this group has quickly made waves on the festival scene.  The peak of attention was captured when Warren Haynes and Derek Trucks personally endorsed the band at the 2014 Peach Festival by joining them on stage.

Holloway combines passion and a broad dynamic range to generate an exciting and distinctive sound...Like [Sonny] Rollins, Holloway strives to push the tenor sax beyond the limits of its dynamic range. He notes that the instrument was originally designed to play a range of two and a half octaves. By using special fingering techniques, Holloway can hit registers spanning almost five octaves. Holloway demonstrates his extraordinary range while maintaining precise control over a melody. As Holloway hits the highest register, Dr. [Billy] Taylor remarks, "That’s amazing to me". -- NPR.org

Ron proudly endorses Theo Wanne products and is the recipient of no less than forty-two Washington Area Music Awards, two of them for Musician of the Year. "Among the many things I would like to do, is reflect the entire history of the tenor saxophone in my playing. The saxophone is a relatively young instrument but what an illustrious legacy it already has. There's much to be done!"