Author of the article: David Reed
Publishing date: Mar 11, 2021 • March 11, 2021 • 6 minute read • Music Junkie columnist Dave Reed is mourning the loss of the historic and iconic Tweedsmuir Tavern, which was destroyed in a fire Wednesday. Reed, a member of the Charlie Bird Band, writes: Some rooms just feel good to play music in and the Tweedsmuir was one of them. SUBMITTED PHOTO jpg, BI
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The Tweedsmuir Tavern burned down this week and I’m mourning the loss of one of my favourite venues for loud, sweaty rock n roll. When I saw the photos of the fire, I felt like I’d lost a favourite old uncle or something. Some rooms just feel good to play music in and the Tweedsmuir was one of them. A lot of great musicians played there through the decades.
A Tweedsmuir setlist in honour of a great stage
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