There are a lot of things that go well with beer- food, sports, etc. But how about music? It may not be something that comes to mind instantly but the connection is strong. Think back to your favorite concert; there was probably beer there. And many breweries often feature live music to help entertain their customers. Music and beer are a perfect fit because they are both forms of art.
To celebrate this natural pairing, a Cincinnati company is bringing music and beer together at events that are really unique. It is called the Cincinnati Brewers Series and the third event in this series is quickly approaching.
Check out the end of this article to get the full details of the upcoming event.
What Is The Cincinnati Brewers Series
The CBS is a partnership between Soul Step Records and local music artists, and local breweries. It is all about celebrating the best of what Cincinnati has to offer.
Melvin Dilllon of Soul Step Records created this series because he knew that he wanted a new unique way to highlight local artists. So he took a step back and thought about what he loved about Cincinnati; his answer was music and beer.
Music is art. Beer is art. So it was a natural fit because both have passion at their core. It’s why a great beer tastes better with great music and great music sounds better when enjoying a great beer.
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More About Soul Step Records
Music And Beer: Young Heirlooms & Braxton Brewing
This was a perfect fit as both wanted to work with the others. And the Braxton taproom has featured live music on countless occasions and it works really well. Here are the details:
Date: Saturday, August 5, 2017
Time: 8 PM – 10 PM
Where: Braxton Brewing – 27 W 7th St. Covington, KY 41011
A free concert by the Young Heirlooms
The release of a limited edition 7″ vinyl single
A new infusion of one of Braxton’s flagship beers
Special pint glass with purchase of the infused beer or the Young Heirlooms single
What to know more? Check out the Facebook Event Page
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