What’s On ·Empress Theatre ·Friday, July 17
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David M'ore Band
High-Octane Blues Rock
Get ready for a night of high-octane blues rock as the David M'ore Band takes over the Empress Marquee Club.
David M'ore is an Argentina-born, California-based guitarist, singer, and songwriter known for aggressive guitar work, raspy vocals, and a sound that pushes traditional blues straight into hard rock territory.
His music draws from old-school blues, British hard rock, and the guitar-driven sounds of the 60s and 70s. Think heavy grooves, long solos, screaming bends, dirty tone, and the kind of stage energy that turns an intimate club into a full-blown rock show.
M'ore's playing carries the influence of guitar legends such as Johnny Winter, Jimi Hendrix, Stevie Ray Vaughan, and Deep Purple, while keeping a sound and personality all his own.
His 2025 album, Holy Sinners & Sinful Saints, delivers a hard-driving mix of electric blues, muscular rock, darker grooves, and fiery guitar work.
This is not quiet dinner music. Expect volume, attitude, deep rhythm, rough-edged vocals, and the kind of solos that make guitar fans move closer to the stage.
The Marquee Club puts you close to the band, close to the sound, and right in the middle of the energy.
High-Octane Blues Rock
Friday, July 17
Empress Marquee Club
Doors & Dinner 6 PM | Show 8 PM - 10 PM
330 Virginia Street, Vallejo
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Make a night of it: dinner first in the Marquee Club, then the show next door, straight through the connecting doors and never outside. Reserve a table