ROCK ISLAND LIVE presents Nick Schnebelen
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Events Description
Loud guitar, deep blues, and a Kansas City name that carries weight.
ROCK ISLAND LIVE brings Nick Schnebelen to the American Royal Hall at Rock Island Bridge on Friday, November 27th, from 5 to 8 PM. Nick Schnebelen grew up in a blues family here in Kansas City and won the Albert King Award for best guitarist at the 2008 International Blues Challenge with Trampled Under Foot. Since going solo he’s toured North America and Europe with a sound that pulls from Freddie King and Buddy Guy and lands somewhere between old-school blues and straight rock. Hearing it in the hall, above the Kansas River, is its own kind of night.
Here’s What to Expect:
- A full live set from Nick Schnebelen and his band
- Blues rock with roots in Freddie King and Buddy Guy
- Songs from What Key Is Trouble In? and Crazy All By Myself
- Free admission
- A Friday evening of live blues with the Kansas City skyline in view
This event is free and open to the public. Just show up and enjoy.
- Make the most of your visit
Join us for lunch or dinner—our dining room and walk-up window are open daily.
From 11 AM to 3 PM, enjoy the casual Rock Island Eats lunch menu, featuring comfort-food favorites and quick bites.
Beginning at 3 PM, we serve the River House dinner menu, featuring Midwest lake-house favorites, coastal smokehouse flavors, cocktails, and scenic river views.
Prefer to grab your food and go enjoy the rest of the bridge? The walk-up window (Rock Island Eats) is open for both lunch and dinner.
See River House Menu
See Rock Island Eats Menu
Loud guitar, deep blues, and a Kansas City name that carries weight.
ROCK ISLAND LIVE brings Nick Schnebelen to the American Royal Hall at Rock Island Bridge on Friday, November 27th, from 5 to 8 PM. Nick Schnebelen grew up in a blues family here in Kansas City and won the Albert King Award for best guitarist at the 2008 International Blues Challenge with Trampled Under Foot. Since going solo he’s toured North America and Europe with a sound that pulls from Freddie King and Buddy Guy and lands somewhere between old-school blues and straight rock. Hearing it in the hall, above the Kansas River, is its own kind of night.
Here’s What to Expect:
- A full live set from Nick Schnebelen and his band
- Blues rock with roots in Freddie King and Buddy Guy
- Songs from What Key Is Trouble In? and Crazy All By Myself
- Free admission
- A Friday evening of live blues with the Kansas City skyline in view
This event is free and open to the public. Just show up and enjoy.
