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Hope Artiste Village
1005 Main Street
Pawtucket, RI 02860
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401.729.1005
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The MET
Hope Artiste Village
1005 Main Street
Pawtucket, RI 02860
Directions & Parking
401.729.1005
The Met is a versatile entertainment venue booking rock, folk, punk, blues, and more!
ALL AGES!
RYAN MONTBLEAU BAND
at The Met w/The Z Boys
Friday, December 8
Ryan Montbleau Band
Doors 8 pm
Show 9 pm
$25 Advance
$30 Day Of
ALL AGES
🎟️🎟️🎟️
www.etix.com/ticket/p/38825802
For as long as he can remember, Ryan Montbleaus been a seeker. From the jungles of Peru to the volcanoes of Hawaii, from the beaches of Costa Rica to the streets of Brooklyn, from the backseat of a 16-passenger van to backstage at Carnegie Hall, the acclaimed singer/songwriter has spent much of his life crisscrossing the globe on a perpetual search for meaning, purpose, and understanding. It’s a quest that’s guided him both personally and professionally over the years, one that’s come to define not only his music, but his very sense of self. And yet, listening to Montbleau’s ambitious new multi-part album, Wood, Fire, Water, and Air, there is a profound sense of satisfaction in sitting still, a recognition that perhaps all those spiritual treasures he’s been chasing for so long were closer than he thought.
“My whole adult life has been this journey of trying to figure out where home is,” Montbleau reflects. “I think I’ve finally found it.”
Set to roll out across four distinct EPs, Wood, Fire, Water, and Air marks Montbleau’s first studio release since putting down permanent roots in Burlington, Vermont, where he recently purchased a house after more than two decades of living on the road. While much of the material here was written in fits and starts over the past several years, it’s clear that the desire for stability was very much on Montbleau’s mind even before he settled on the banks of Lake Champlain, and the songs reflect a maturity and self-awareness that can only come from the difficult work of rigorous self-examination. Montbleau is quick to credit therapy for his growth of late, but he sings about more than just himself here, mixing sly humor and deep revelations as he meditates on the ties that bind all of us perfectly imperfect humans together. Taken as a whole, it’s a broad, insightful collection balancing boisterous rock and roll energy with intimate folk introspection, a sprawling, magnetic record all about listening, letting go, and living life.
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Today at THE MET: RIZZZ PLAYS THE BAND!
There is no food truck at The Met, but people often get food delivered from My Daddies Pizza and/or other places that deliver. You are also welcome to bring foood. Hope to see you there.
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Rizzz PLAYS THE BAND!
Featuring Founding Members:
Jerry Xavier, Bob Weisberger, Dave Tanury, Jim Tait, Klem, Rick Couto, Paul Sauvageau and Kenn Reynolds
Sunday, November 26
Doors 4 pm
Show 5 pm
$20 Advance
$25 Day Of
All Ages
🎟️🎟️🎟️
www.etix.com/ticket/p/71228859/rizzz-performing-the-music
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The Schemers
Saturday, November 25
Doors 7:30 pm
Show 8:30 pm
$15 Advance
$20 Day of
All Ages
🎟️ www.etix.com/ticket/p/49739265
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The Met is a versatile entertainment venue booking rock, folk, punk, blues, and more!
ALL AGES!
RYAN MONTBLEAU BAND
at The Met w/The Z Boys
Friday, December 8
Ryan Montbleau Band
Doors 8 pm
Show 9 pm
$25 Advance
$30 Day Of
ALL AGES
🎟️🎟️🎟️
www.etix.com/ticket/p/38825802
For as long as he can remember, Ryan Montbleaus been a seeker. From the jungles of Peru to the volcanoes of Hawaii, from the beaches of Costa Rica to the streets of Brooklyn, from the backseat of a 16-passenger van to backstage at Carnegie Hall, the acclaimed singer/songwriter has spent much of his life crisscrossing the globe on a perpetual search for meaning, purpose, and understanding. It’s a quest that’s guided him both personally and professionally over the years, one that’s come to define not only his music, but his very sense of self. And yet, listening to Montbleau’s ambitious new multi-part album, Wood, Fire, Water, and Air, there is a profound sense of satisfaction in sitting still, a recognition that perhaps all those spiritual treasures he’s been chasing for so long were closer than he thought.
“My whole adult life has been this journey of trying to figure out where home is,” Montbleau reflects. “I think I’ve finally found it.”
Set to roll out across four distinct EPs, Wood, Fire, Water, and Air marks Montbleau’s first studio release since putting down permanent roots in Burlington, Vermont, where he recently purchased a house after more than two decades of living on the road. While much of the material here was written in fits and starts over the past several years, it’s clear that the desire for stability was very much on Montbleau’s mind even before he settled on the banks of Lake Champlain, and the songs reflect a maturity and self-awareness that can only come from the difficult work of rigorous self-examination. Montbleau is quick to credit therapy for his growth of late, but he sings about more than just himself here, mixing sly humor and deep revelations as he meditates on the ties that bind all of us perfectly imperfect humans together. Taken as a whole, it’s a broad, insightful collection balancing boisterous rock and roll energy with intimate folk introspection, a sprawling, magnetic record all about listening, letting go, and living life.
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