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Blues Cruise -Ryan Montbleau Band (Event Over)
- When:Sat 9/6/08 (6PM)
- Where: Frederick L. Nolan Jr. at Boston Harbor Cruises
- Address: One Long Wharf Boston, MA Map
- Cost: 28.50
Editors' Take
With their hard-to-nail-down sound (a quirky mix of Americana, folk, blues, ragtime '70s R&B and soul) and storytelling lyrics, it's no surprise the Ryan Montbleau Band averages about 200 shows a year.
Tickets for this Event
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September 6- 6pm show - with The Ryan Montbleau Band - $28.50
Aboard the Frederick L. Nolan, Jr. at Boston Harbor Cruises- Long Wharf. Boat boards at 5:30. Will call opens at 5pm at the gate. Must be 21+. Please note this purchase is for the 6pm sunset cruise with The Ryan Montbleau Band on September 6
WERS weclomes The Ryan Montbleau Band September 6 at 6pm for a sunset cruise aboard the Frederick L. Nolan, Jr at Boston Harbor Cruises out of Long Wharf in Boston. Caravan of Thieves opens
THIS SHOW IS RAIN OR SHINE - THE BANDS WILL PLAY ON AN INDOOR DECK
Will call tickets can be picked up at Boston Harbor Cruises at the gate where the Frederick L. Nolan, Jr is docked beginning 5pm night of show. Boarding will begin at 5:30pm. Ticket holders must be 21+ unless otherwise noted
Discounted parking will be available at the International Place
garage across from the Boston Harbor Hotel just a short walk from
Long Wharf. The Rock and Blues Cruises are also easily
accessible by public transportation by taking the Blue Line to the
Aquarium stop.
Rock and Blues Cruises are available for charter for corporate
events and community group outings. For information on
private cruises and group ticket sales for our existing calendar of
events, please email
info@rockandbluescruise.com or call the Rock and Blues Cruise Info Line at
617-467-4037 .
Please note this is the ticketing page for the 6pm cruise on September 6 with The Ryan Montbleau Band.
The band will be contributing 50 cents from each ticket to Rock The Earth, and also contributing 50 cents from each ticket to HeadCount's "Cents for Sense" campaign.
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