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Johnny Bush Birthday Celebration at Twin Sisters Dance Hall in Blanco, Texas

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Johnny Bush Birthday Celebration at Twin Sisters Dance Hall in Blanco, Texas

Johnny Bush Birthday Celebration at Twin Sisters Dance Hall in Blanco, Texas

DATE:
Saturday, February 29, 2020
TIME:
Showtime 8:00 PM
LOCATION:
Twin Sisters Dance Hall
6720 Hwy 281 South
Blanco, Texas 78606
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Johnny Bush Birthday Celebration at the Historic Twin Sisters Dancehall

February 29th, 2020 - 8:00PM to 11:30PM

  • $25 - Advance General Admission ($35 at the Door) - Doors Open at 6:30 for Online Purchases
  • $55 - VIP Reserved Seating (Doors open at 5:00 for Meet-n-Greet)

Additional Information:

- Buy in Advance to get in early and get a good seat for General Admission (GA does not guarantee a seat - first come, first served seating for GA ticket holders

- VIP Reserved Seating Includes:

  • VIP doors open at 5:00 pm
  • Includes meet-n-greet with Johnny Bush
  • Commemorative autographed poster
  • BBQ plate with sausage, brisket, beans, potato salad & tea.
  • Bar serves beer, wine, and setups.


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Born John Bush Shinn III in 1935 in the hardscrabble blue-collar neighborhood of Kashmere Gardens in Houston, Johnny Bush became an early devotee of the Western Swing music of Bob Wills and his Texas Playboys and the honky-tonk sounds of Ernest Tubb, Lefty Frizzell and Hank Thompson. Thanks to his uncle, Jerry Jericho, who had a radio program on KTHT, John and his brother made fledgling broadcasts that imbued the thrill of performance into John Bush Shinn's young musical soul.

He was only 17 when he moved to San Antonio to pursue his passion, a passion that introduced him to the honky-tonk universe of wine, women, and song. As a regular performer at the Texas Star Inn he picked up the moniker that would accompany him though decades of stage and recording work when the club's announcer mistakenly introduced him as "Johnny Bush."