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Music: Jeremiah Craig Tour Kicks Off at Gordon Estate Wine Bar in Pasco, Washington @jeremiahcraig

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Friday, November 6, 2015 singer/songwriter Jeremiah Craig performs in Pasco.

This is your opportunity to catch Jeremiah Craig perform live next week. His show starts at 7pm on November 6th at the Gordon Estate Wine Bar in Pasco, Washington. Balladeer Jeremiah performs his own contemporary folk compositions and traditional folk songs with energy and passion. This is the kick off of his 14 city 15 show Fall Tour.
Official Video of his most popular song.



 "Jeremiah Craig has always loved the way great old yarn spinners can tell a story around a fire or on a barstool. Music has been a delivery method of stories for centuries and Craig tries to continue that story telling in his own songwriting. Folk ballads are his passion. He includes many story elements in his songs and he’s done so from the start of his songwriting career in the Northeastern U.S. and now continuing it in the western part of the U.S. From Washington to Arizona and beyond."

Gordon Estate Wine Bar
Broadmoor Park, 5236 Outlet Drive, Pasco, WA 99301
Hours: Monday – Thursday 11AM-9PM, Friday – Saturday 11AM-11PM, Sunday 11AM-Business
Contact: (509) 412-1225, winebar@gordonwines.com

Hope you can make the show. Good music and good wine go well together. 

Cheers!
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