"Mercy" by The Rusty Guns
New York City’s The Rusty Guns combine bluegrass, country music and rock ‘n’ roll for wild and unbridled music. The five-piece — with Terry Jenkins on drums, Eli Bridges on harmonica, Mark August on banjo, Harlan Short on bass, and Chris Cornwell on guitar and mandolin — crank out rousing songs about outlaws, bandits and lovers. Here they perform at The Chapel, a DIY space in East Williamsburg.
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Upcoming tour dates:
3/17 @ The National Underground in New York, NY
4/14 @ The National Underground in New York, NY
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