Davey's Uptown Ramblers Club 

3402 Main
Kansas City, MO 64111
Midtown
816-753-1909
J.B. Morris, of local country-rockers Rex Hobart and the Misery Boys, calls this honky-tonk the “last great venue” in Kansas City. From tough-guy Dale Watson to the sweet and sexy Eleni Mandel, a variety of country and folk stars have been through Davey’s Uptown. The owners have let the grime accumulate over the years, giving the bar a working-class feel that makes the rockabilly crowd feel right at home. Retro cowboys who like to accessorize with wallet chains and greasy trucker caps love it here. The bar sells Schlitz in a can for $1.50, and though smokers aren’t exactly encouraged to throw their cigarette butts on the floor, it sometimes happens anyway. The stage area is partitioned from the barroom, so even when a hyped show has drawn newcomers from all over the area, a crowd of regulars is almost always staked out at the bar.

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Re: “The Scott Moyer Band, Ian Wiseman, Money for Guns, LeVein”

Ive heard Money for Guns and LeVein before and really like what they do. Im stoked for the show that I can see them both perform

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Posted by Jerry Davenport on February 2, 2012 at 3:13 PM

I saw sequoyah rain in sallisaw oklahoma a month ago! they have a kick ass show! I have seen county road 5 too...they rock, should be a great set. Point south sounds solid. Thanks for bringing Sequoyah Rain to Kansas City!
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Service: 3
Atmosphere: 3
Value: 4
Overall: 3

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Posted by David on October 19, 2009 at 11:29 AM
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