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Big Creek Winery Presents Live Music by 4 More Dinosaur Band August 10 as Part of Giles County’s Here’s the Beef Festival
August 10 @ 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm CDT
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As part of Giles County’s annual Here’s the Beef Festival, on Saturday, August 10, from 6-9 p.m., Big Creek Winery is hosting a night of Southern and Classic rock by 4 More Dinosaur that promises to be anything but prehistoric.
Hailing from North Alabama, 4 More Dinosaur is a powerhouse group of four seasoned musicians who have rocked the Tennessee Valley music scene for more than 40 years. Rob Ezell plays rhythm guitar and, along with bass guitarist Jimmy Willis, provides lead and backing vocals. Dean Sharpe on lead guitar and Jerry Petitpas on drums also contribute backing vocals. Self-proclaimed “dinosaurs” ranging in age from 52 to 63, they have played together in various bands for more than 20 years, having met through the vibrant Tennessee Valley music community.
The band’s name might hint at their years of experience, but their sound is fresh, dynamic and guaranteed to get the crowd moving. Southern and Classic rock tunes from the 1960s-1990s are the foundation of 4 More Dinosaur’s repertoire, but they keep a few dance and country favorites on the set list, making them a favorite of all music lovers.
The free concert will take place on the patio and grounds of Big Creek Winery and Tasting Room, located at 1900 Crescentview Road in Pulaski. Guests are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or blankets to enjoy the music comfortably. While outside food is welcome, The Noble Fox will be on-site offering freshly made pizza to complement the evening.
Cold bottles of wine will be available for purchase and consumption during the concert, along with freshly made cheese from local business Flowers Creamery. This event is family-friendly, welcoming children to enjoy the music and festivities, although wine tasting is reserved for adults 21 and over.
Big Creek Winery also offers a delightful gift shop stocked with wine-related gifts and t-shirts. Special discounts are available for those purchasing three or more bottles, with even greater savings on a full case. During Giles County’s Ag Week festivities, Aug. 4-10, any visitor to the winery who says “Here’s the Beef” will receive a 10% discount on any wine purchase.
Don’t miss this perfect blend of music, wine, and community at Big Creek Winery. Mark your calendars for an evening that promises great tunes, delicious wine and a fantastic atmosphere.