Vancouver’s favorite rock n’ rollers, Cousin Harley and Rich Hope & His Evil Doers, are both gracing the stage at East Vancouver's WISE Hall for a epic double-bill tonight.
Cousin Harley is the rocking hillbilly persona of Paul Pigat, Gretsch artist and guitarist of epic proportions. Having opened for such legendary acts as Brian Setzer and Wanda Jackson, this band has a hard-earned reputation for delivering everything from hot-rod rockabilly to foot stomping vintage country to western swing.
Rich Hope and His Evil Doers are arguably Vancouver’s best balls-out blues duo. Comprised of Hope and Adrian Mack, they never fail to remind us that evil never sleeps. With live performances that have the energy of bands three times their size, it’s no surprise that they were Western Canadian Music Award Nominees in 2010 and have joined the likes of Bad Religion on stage.
Tickets are $20 and available at Red Cat Records, Highlife Records, the WISE Lounge, and online here.
The WISE Hall is located at 1882 Adanac Street. Doors at 8pm, 19+.
