**El Dorodo with Red Means Run & Kate Mills at MilkBoy** **Friday, July 26, 2024** **Doors: 7:30 PM | Show: 8:30 PM** **21+** *Visit **https://milkboyphilly.com/faq/** for venue details including how to get here, parking, FAQ, MB Merch, Private Events, Menus and all things MilkBoy* *Please Note: MilkBoy’s stage is located on the 2nd floor and is standing room only. All patrons must be able to walk the flight of steps in order to enter the venue, as there is no elevator in the building.* **About El Dorodo** https://www.eldorodo.net/ A lot can be said about El Dorodo that hasn’t been said before. El Dorodo is all of these things and all of these things are Country music. El Dorodo appreciates, respects and loves all types of “good” music. You may hear aspects of these different genres represented in our music. We are fans first. Our hearts lie in Country/Western/Old Time music and culture. We represent true, honest Country music to be consumed by the masses and we do so with full hearts. Our aim is to get back to the basics of love…El Dorodo is country music. **About Red Means Run** https://redmeansrunmusic.com/ Red Means Run is a rock n roll band from Philadelphia, PA. Formed in 2012 and lifting their name from Neil Young’s “Powderfinger”, the band was propelled by the songwriting of singer/guitarist, Ryan Wells, and recorded their first EP, “All Things Said And Done” the following year. Those early songs walked the crooked line between country and rock and painted vivid snapshots of people struggling through the enduring themes of love, loss, heartache and redemption. Red Means Run’s guitar-fueled live shows earned them comparisons in sound to early-Wilco, Whiskeytown and The Bottlerockets. **About Kate Mills** https://katemillsmusic.com/ "Kate is a storyteller whose lyrics and emotional perspective are uniquely informed by schooling and a career in social work. “Many of the things I loved about social work are also why I love music,” she says. “In both, it’s about creating a space where it's okay to feel whatever we're feeling; a space for us to acknowledge and embrace our whole selves, even the parts that are challenging. As a musician, I feel like I can contribute to that space more genuinely.” The Music of Kate Mills is like taking a drive with Dan Fogelberg, Brandi Carlile, Linda Rondstadt, and Sara Bareilles through Southern California in the 1970s. Her folk-rock sound captures the warmth and orchestrations of her beloved Laurel Canyon singers-songwriters, while being enhanced by today’s crisp production standards. Rising Sun Presents This is a 21+ event