The concert posters from March still adorn the walls at Tuckerton’s Lizzie Rose Music Room. The last shows put on there, “Roomful of Blues” and a jazz night, echo in the empty venue, where time has since stood still.
Lizzie Rose founder and music promoter Lou Reichert – to whom some refer as “the Bill Graham of Tuckerton” – longs for the nights of music magic that so many love and rely on, and he’s confident that by spring of next year, the shows will go on.
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