Rockabilly Jive

Deke Dickerson is still widely remembered from his days in the Dave & Deke Combo, a rockabilly band with a hillbilly attitude from the 90s, even a decade after the break-up. Several other musical side projects include his superhero infused band of “snak-rock” with Go-Nuts, and a kamikaze assortment of youth rock with Untamed Youth. Now, a self-described Roots Music Renaissance Man, Deke’s tours year-round sharing his talent and signature guitar across the United States and around the world.

But as for the rockabilly label, Deke is keeping more to his country roots.

“People love to label me rockabilly, but that’s just a small fraction of what I do,” Deke said.  His latest project is a new studio album titled ‘King of the Whole Wide World’, traveling deep into a musical journey of Americana.   “There are a couple of great rockabilly songs on the new album, but there are a lot of other styles as well, from bluegrass to Western swing to Memphis soul to doo-wop and rhythm and blue.

Lost Dog Found

The countrified Rockabilly Americana plethora styles of Deke Dickerson will jive the stage at Last Day Saloon on Wednesday March 7th at 8pm. Opening for him is San Francisco band Lost Dog Found, a swing band with influences from Big Bad Voodoo Daddy and Brian Setzer Orchestra, complete with a horn section and a whole lot of sass.

Last Day Saloon is located at 120 Fifth St, Santa Rosa. Tickets are $12/advance, $15/door. 21+. lastdaysaloon.com

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