St John Blues Blowout Festival in ON!

The  St. John Blues Society was formed by co-founding members Ronnie Klingsberg (AKA owner of Ronnie's Pizza) and Ian Samuels along with Symone' James and Stephanie Whitener.  They partnered with the Rotary Club of St. John who helped sponsor the event and all donations to the St. John Blues Blowout are tax deductible.

The blues fans were inspired to organize the concert in order to bring some great music to the island but also to benefit the community of St. John.  This year the proceeds from the St. John Blues Blowout will benefit the St. John School of the Arts and Sprauve School.  Funds will go to provide much needed scholarships to St. John students to attend the School of the arts and keep the music alive and to provide funds to support projects at Spauve School.

Upcoming Events

The St. John Blues Society

: Get ready for the blues, Love City the second annual St. John Blues Blowout is coming your way!

When:

 Saturday, March 28, 2015  5pm until ???

Where:

 Winston Wells Ball Park, St. John, US Virgin Islands

Artists:

 Biscuit Miller, Lydia Warren, The Backtrack Blues Band and Mitch Woods.

Tickets are $35

in advance and will be available at various retailers on island or $40 at the gate.

St John Blues Blowout: Bring it On and All for a Great Cause

The headliners of the all blues fest will be: 

Samantha Fish

 - Kansas City based

Johnny Rawls

 - Mississippi born

Anthony Gomes

 - blues guitarist from Canada

T.C. Carr

 - on the harmonica hence his nickname 'Harmonica Man'

Thanks to St Johnian Ronnie Klingsberg, owner of Ronnie's Pizza, and Ian Samuel who are organizing this year's Blues Fest.  Partnering with them is the St John Rotary  so all donations will be tax deductible with proceeds going to support the amazingly important and all volunteer

St John Rescue

.  Starting at 7 PM on March 29th, the Winston Wells Ball Field will be alive with music. Tickets are available at Chelsea Drug, Connections, Kilroy's Laundry, Greko Gazebo, Cruz Bay Landing, St John Hardware, and, of course, Ronnie's Pizza.