Coffeehouse: Paul Taylor
When
Occurs on
Saturday February 12 2022
Approximate running time: 1 hour and 30 minutes
Venue
Event Notes
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Effective January 22, 2022, Door Community Auditorium will require all attendees (ages 12 & up) to provide proof of COVID-19 vaccination (including booster, if eligible), proof of recovery from COVID-19 infection (documentation of a positive test from the last 14 to 90 days), or proof of a negative COVID test (within 72 hrs. of each DCA-presented event). Additionally, we will continue requiring masks be worn by all audience members, ages 3 & up. The coffeehouse concerts and lecture events, however, do involve coffee and pastry service so masks will not be worn at all times.
***PLEASE REVIEW OUR COMPLETE COVID-19 POLICY BEFORE PURCHASE***
*All tickets $17.50, before tax. Seating is General Admission: first come, first served.
Multi-instrumentalist Paul Taylor originally hails from Memphis, where he’s a second-generation musician, but for the past two years he’s made Door County his home. At home on guitar, drums, bass, keys and songwriting for as long as he can remember, Paul cut his teeth during rhythm and blues, jazz, and blues gigs on Memphis’s famous Beale Street. His most recent album, It Is What It Isn’t, merges Parliament and Afrobeat with funk, blues, and jazz to create a sound that’s truly one of a kind.
***PLEASE REVIEW OUR COMPLETE COVID-19 POLICY BEFORE PURCHASE***
*All tickets $17.50, before tax. Seating is General Admission: first come, first served.
Multi-instrumentalist Paul Taylor originally hails from Memphis, where he’s a second-generation musician, but for the past two years he’s made Door County his home. At home on guitar, drums, bass, keys and songwriting for as long as he can remember, Paul cut his teeth during rhythm and blues, jazz, and blues gigs on Memphis’s famous Beale Street. His most recent album, It Is What It Isn’t, merges Parliament and Afrobeat with funk, blues, and jazz to create a sound that’s truly one of a kind.