Roxy Roca was firing on all cylinders Saturday night on the Acme Feed and Seed stage in Nashville!
Touring in support of their new album, Ain’t Nothin’ Fancy, is the Stag Records recording artist Roxy Roca. They kicked off the first of two free sets on Acme Feed and Seed’s “funkytonk” stage at 11:00 pm for a crowd that was more than ready for a party. A few notes into the Austin, Texas-based band’s opening song “Give a Man a Break;†the many who were there for bachelorette and bachelor parties, along with those just looking to celebrate another Saturday night, were already dancing and pushing toward the stage. It didn’t take long for Roxy Roca’s powerhouse sound, and an irresistible groove, to completely take over the room.
Roxy Roca followed their opener with a dozen more songs in rapid succession, including a sampling of songs from their aforementioned album, Ain’t Nothin’ Fancy, such as “Bank Account,†“Cornbread,†“Love Maker DeVille,†“When the Lights Go Down,†and the crowd favorite “Try my Love.â€
Their sound is infectious and soulful, their grooves are deep, and along with Taye Cannon’s vocals, you just can’t help but move your feet and have a good time.
After playing almost nonstop for over an hour on the hot and steamy main stage, Roxy Roca took a brief break to meet fans and take some pictures with the audience before their second set. Word must have traveled fast about the show as there was a line stretching down the street of people hoping to gain admittance for the second set, which was set to go until 2:00 A.M. Roxy Roca and the Acme Feed and Seed stage were a perfect match, as they delivered an outstanding performance. Their show is a guaranteed good time.
Roxy Roca is: Taye Cannon (lead vocals), Errol Siegel (guitar, vocals), Roger Wuthrich (bass), Ryan Greenblatt (drums), Michael Hayes (trombone), Austin Johanning (trumpet), and Peter Phoenix (alto sax).
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