High energy, bluesy rock hits The Painted Table Event Center stage when the Laurie Morvan Band returns to The Painted Table Event Center stage for one night only! They’re bringing back to our intimate Fresno stage the high energy, bluesy rock that they’ve shared in over 800 shows and 80 festivals throughout the U.S., Europe and Canada. Bandleader Laurie Morvan was featured in the world’s foremost guitar magazines, making her mark with her unique finger-pickin’ style, riveting lyrics, and charismatic vocals.

This 5-piece Long Beach, California band is honored internationally as a recipient of the Blues Foundation Award for the Best Self Produced CD at the International Blues Challenge. Get blown away by this riveting, pop-blues show! Get your tickets now and experience the Laurie Morvan Band deliver the hottest rockin’ blues party in town!

Progressive rock never sounded so amazing! When Stick Men hits our intimate Painted Table Event Center Stage, you’re in for a bluesy, gritty performance that will blow our roof off! Attend this one-time show on Wednesday, February 15th for an otherworldly experience.

Stick Men features Tony Levin and Pat Mastelotto, the astounding bass and drum artists from King Crimson. Levin rocks it out on the Chapman Stick, making the instrument sound like not one, but two guitars. Add in Markus Reuter on his unique touch style guitar of his own design, and you have another instrument that is played to go far beyond the reaches of only a guitar or bass. Drummer Pat Mastelotto completes the band with more than just a drum kit—He bats it out of the park with added samples, loops, and percussion. Combined with their gutsy vocals, this powerhouse band sounds colossal!

Expect music that is evolved beyond the sounds of early progressive rock—Fast forward to a sound that art rock and prog metal fans adore. Expect a nod to the band’s illustrious past with King Crimson, bringing back songs by Robert Fripp And expect the unexpected—their version of Stravinsky’s “Firebird Suite” and their jaw-dropping free music and improvisations are reserved for performance in their live shows.

The members of Stick Men have performed worldwide on a wide range of projects across 90 countries over the past 50 years. Their albums have sold over 40 million. And now, The Painted Table Event Center is hosting them on just one night, on February 15th. Come out of the cold and be treated to sizzling prog rock. Get your tickets now, while they last.

For one night only, be treated to a sumptuous Painted Table dinner and a show by the iconic group, The Kingston Trio, all to benefit the Central Valley Honor Flight. Today’s Kingston Trio members have direct roots to the original members, and they are still going strong and continue to tour, some 57 years after they burst upon the San Francisco folk music scene.

Your ticket includes the performance and a special meal for the evening, prepared by the award-winning chefs at the Painted Table. The delectable dinner includes your choice of pot roast, lemon caper chicken, or cauliflower steak as entrees. Your ticket also includes a donation to the Central Valley Honor Flight, bringing meaningful trips to some 1,500 veterans to Washington, DC, to visit their inaugural flight in 2013. The Central Valley Honor Flight is gearing up their fundraising efforts to support their upcoming trips, and you can help continue their mission by attending this Night of Celebration. Reserve your tickets to attend before they sell out.

Award-winning blues takes the stage at The Painted Table Events Center for one night only, March 21st! Rick Estrin’s gritty vocals and sly blues harmonica will fill our theatre, along with his groovin’ band, the Nightcats (featuring Kid Andersen on guitar and background vocals, Lorenzo Farrell on piano and organ, and Derrick “D’Mar” Martin on drums—All virtuosos in their own rights).

San Francisco native Rick Estrin is no stranger to the blues scene. At the age of 15, he started playing harmonica and by 18 was sitting in and jamming with great R&B and blues masters in black clubs throughout The City. His decades of experience includes collaborating with guitarist Charlie Baty, who formed the “Little Charlie and the Nightcats” band. When Charlie retired in 2008, Rick took over the band, electrified it with new bandmates, created “Rick Estrin & The Nightcats”, and took it to new heights. The kudos came in, and Rick and his band took home honors from BMA that include honors of the coveted Band of the Year, Traditional Blues Male Artist of the Year, and Song of the Year awards.

The iconic blues legend Muddy Waters dubbed Rick Estrin’s playing “outta sight!” Discover the blues magic of Rick Estrin & The Nightcats for yourself. Get your tickets for their March 21st appearance today.