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Vinyl Nights: “Soul, Funk + Disco” at The Lakely with DJ Will DeBlaey

Wednesday, July 21, 2021

Vinyl Nights: “Soul, Funk+ Disco – Timeless Grooves from the 60’s to Now” at The Lakely with DJ Will DeBlaey featuring music by The Meters, Chic, MSFB, Stevie Wonder, Leon Bridges, Vulfpeck, The Bee Gees, Billy Preston, George Benson, J Dilla, and more!

FREE to attend!

DJ BIO:

Will DeBlaey is a musician currently living in Eau Claire. He plays bass with Elvessa, Sweater People, Uncommon Denominator, Wyblue, Scoop, Songa, and also does freelance work. In addition, Will works at Aviary Music Studio in Menomonie, WI as a recording engineer, and session musician. Will has had a passion and love for music his whole life, and lives for sharing that with people!

The Lakely opens for drinks and dinner at 5pm, so come early for farm-to-fork fare and craft cocktails before the event kicks off! Reservations are appreciated, but not required.

Vinyl Nights: “Soulful Sounds” at The Lakely with Mabis

Wednesday, July 21, 2021

Vinyl Nights DJ Mabis will spin a mix of classic and modern soul, some jazz, some R&B, and more.

Mabis spins to please, so expect to hear a tune or two that you adore. His vinyl obsession and wide-ranging collection wouldn’t be possible without Revival Records. Cheers, Billy!

The Lakely opens for drinks and dinner at 5pm, so come early for farm-to-fork fare and craft cocktails before the event kicks off! Reservations are appreciated, but not required.

Vinyl Nights: “Hits That Won’t Quit” on The Lakely Patio with Mabis

Wednesday, July 21, 2021

Vinyl Nights DJ, Mabis, makes a return to the turntable with a curated selection of “Hits That Won’t Quit” – prepare for a set riddled with popular classics from every era and genre. Mabis will spin tunes from 7pm-10pm on The Lakely Patio – rain or shine, but we’ll move inside The Lakely if it rains!

Mabis spins to please, so expect to hear a tune or two that you adore. His vinyl obsession and wide-ranging collection wouldn’t be possible without Revival Records. Cheers, Billy!

The Lakely opens for drinks and dinner at 5pm, so come early for farm-to-fork fare and craft cocktails before the event kicks off! Reservations are appreciated, but not required.

Vinyl Nights: “Jordy’s Honky Tonk Jukebox” on The Lakely Patio with Jordan Duroe + Matt Vold

Wednesday, July 21, 2021

Get ready to kick up your boots at Vinyl Nights: “Jordy’s Honky Tonk Jukebox” on The Lakely Patio! DJ Jordy will spin a mix of classic old school country (Patsy Cline, Hank Williams, Ernest Tubb, Dolly Parton, etc) as well as contemporary Americana/alt-country (Charley Crockett, Waxahatchee, Margo Price, Orville Peck) with some stuff that falls somewhere in-between thrown in for good measure (Townes Van Zandt, John Prine, Joni Mitchell, Neil Young). DJ Jordy will be joined at the turntables by Matt Vold of Eau Claire band and recent Blue Ox performers, Pit Wagon!

Tunes run from 7pm-10pm on The Lakely Patio – rain or shine, but we’ll move inside The Lakely if it rains! Break out your favorite boots and cowgirl/boy hats — folks are encouraged to sport their favorite western wear!

DJ BIO:

“I listen to everything but country music” is something I’ve long heard from many of my friends, and I’ve decided to take that as a challenge. I want to push back on people’s preconceived notions on what country music is and help show folks that have previously dismissed it that it’s nothing to condescend, and that in actuality it’s a rich and wonderful part of American culture. I hope to demonstrate that country music is not only a lot of fun but absolutely deserving of respect and to be seen as credible art. It’s with this mission in mind that I present “Jordy’s Jukebox” at The Lakely.

Jordan Duroe is a founding member of Clear Water Comedy and was on the inaugural team at Converge Radio when it was first formed. He loves music, comedy, and showing people a good time.

The Lakely opens for drinks and dinner at 5pm, so come early for farm-to-fork fare and craft cocktails before the event kicks off! Reservations are appreciated, but not required.


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