The Rough & Tumble: Live at La Divina Thu Jan 27th 6p

3535 Perkins Road,Baton Rouge LA 70808

27 January, 2022

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The Rough and Tumble : A MUST See! Passing through Baton Rouge on tour. Enjoy an incredible show w/select wine, beer, delicious dining. The Rough & Tumble are excited to be performing at La Divina in Baton Rouge on Thursday January 16th . Join us from 6pm-8pm for a great night of music! The Rough & Tumble : (is Mallory Graham & Scott Tyler) www.theroughandtumble.com Check them out on : Twitter Facebook Instagram Spotify The Rough & Tumble aren’t casual road dogs, but they aren’t letting on, either. From their upbeat, commanding stage presence and sharp banter, to their earworm-inducing melodies and heartstring lyrics, this dumpster-folk/thriftstore Americana duo refuses to bring the haggard road-worn stereotype to their audience-- even though they’ve earned it. In fact, The Rough & Tumble have been elbowing out of most stereotypes. Writing and performing together since 2007, Mallory Graham and Scott Tyler inevitably formed The Rough & Tumble in 2011 as the friends turned into bandmates. In 2015, after a bad Nashville landlord left them without heat for 12 days during an ice storm, the bandmates turning spouses decided to hit the road. They sold everything they could, bought a 16’ camper (despite the warning of their families and the lot salesman), packed up their instruments, their dog, and a couple of small trinkets shaped like elephants and mice that they couldn’t part with, and hit the road. They’ve been touring relentlessly since with their two 100lb rescue dogs, Mud Puddle and Magpie Mae, in spite of multiple burnt up axles, busted tires, and consistent water leaks. On February 19, 2021 The Rough & Tumble dug into the severed branch of their family tree, bringing their newest work, We’re Only Family If You Say So, a full length record about what it takes to be family-- and what it means to lose it. As with their previous two albums, it was recorded in East Nashville, TN with producer/engineer Dave Coleman. With its release, fans are already Saying So. The raw, emotive nature intersects with the sweet, nearly upbeat tone that touches a nerve unfortunately familiar to listeners, particularly in the aftermath of division in both nation and families alike. The new record follows on the 2019 release Howling Back at the Wounded Dog, a 10-song album wherein response was audible, with audiences literally howling back at performances coast-to-coast. The opening track “The Hardest Part” won the Independent Music Award’s Best Americana Song of 2019. Locally owned cafe near LSU in the Acadian Village Shopping Center to the right of Trader Joes. Your custom made espresso beverages are as authentic to Italy as we can create. Breakfast served until 11am also made to order. Paninis, Salads, Chef Specials, Wraps and more for lunch and dinner. Specialty beverages like our cucumber lemonade and hibiscus tea. Select wines and ice cold beer. 24 flavors of gelato and sorbet. Enjoy our local artists featured on our walls and live local singer songwriters on select nights. Kids Nights are Tuesday 5-8p. Games and Coloring pages to enjoy time with friends and family. Bring your furry friends to our porch for Dog Gelato!