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Bees Deluxe; Opening- Twisted Livin' Band

Saturday, March 22, 2025 @ 7:30pm



Lizzie Rose Music Room
217 E. Main Street, Tuckerton, NJ 08087

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The Lizzie Rose Music Room welcomes Bees Deluxe back for a great night of acid blues. Bees Deluxe has opened for Mike Zito and twice for Joanna Conner at the Lizzie Rose and they have always gotten an extremely positive response from our audiences. So, we thought it was time to invite them to headline their own show and they readily accepted.

Bees Deluxe pushes the limits of convention and twists the blues to create a sound that is unique, highly musical yet deeply respectful of the blues tradition. Their sound is an amalgam of blues idioms, 80's New Wave,  Second Wave Ska and jazz standards. They are touring in support of their new album "Hallucinate" which has been getting great reviews from the blues and  Roots Americana press while their live performances are getting rave reviews from music venues up and down the east coast. This innovative band is spearheaded by Conrad Warre on guitar and vocals, Paul Giovine on drums, Carol Band on keyboards and vocals and Jim Gildea on bass.

Bees Deluxe will be taking the bull by the horns and getting their shine on while showcasing their extended repertoire of jams for the entire evening. Blues fans and those who enjoy a musical twist will both feel right at home with what they will be laying down.

For those of you who have experienced their invigorating performances already you know what they bring to the table every time they take the stage. For those of you who have not heard them yet, now is your chance to groove with a great band on their headlining debut. 

Twisted Livin’ Band is a Blues Power Trio from South Jersey formed in August 2021. Playing covers and original music, this band is capable of turning a quiet bar into a blues club during their set. Mixing the old with the new, Twisted Livin’ Band hopes to bring together generations through the feeling of their music.Twisted Livin Band isn't just performing; they are crafting an experience that lingers long after the last note is played.




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