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Belly Up Presents
The Leon Redbone Birthday show with Gregory Page & The Boneheads
Tue, 26 Aug, 7:00 PM PDT
Doors open
6:00 PM PDT
Belly Up
143 S. Cedros Ave, Solana Beach, CA 92075
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Description
Gregory Page & The Boneheads Tue, Aug 26 at Belly Up, solana Beach, San Diego CA
General Admission Seat Ticket Price: $25 adv / $28 day of
Gold Circle Ticket Price (1st 4 rows on the floor): $35
Reserved Loft Ticket Price: $44
Note: Loft & GA tickets available at box office. Convenience service charges apply for online & phone purchases. Loft Seating Chart / Virtual Venue Tour
Box Office: 858-481-8140 | Boxoffice@bellyup.com | FAQ
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Event Information
Age Limit
21+
Refund Policy
There are no refunds for any tickets bought from the Belly Up, any time, without exception. In the event of a reschedule or show postponement there will be a refund window in which customers can request a refund by contacting boxoffice@bellyup.com - in these instances no fees incurred by purchasing over the phone or online will be refunded.
In the event of a full show cancellation - a full refund including fees will be refunded automatically at the point of purchase.
Alternative Rock
Gregory Page & The Boneheads
Gregory Page & The Boneheads
Alternative Rock
Gregory Page is himself a fan of the late Leon Redbone, whose penchant for weathered but still-vital songs from the 1910s, 1920s and other bygone decades mirrors Page's affinity for the music of that era. Ditto their stage attire.
Granted, Page's sweet, sonorous tenor sounds quite different than Redbone's gruff baritone. And Page is as down to earth on stage as Redbone was enigmatic and aloof. But Page's devotion to Tin Pan Alley chestnuts, ragtime, torch ballads, bluesy laments and light swing romps would surely have made Redbone smile and nod in approval.
~ George Varga ~ The San Diego Union Tribune