Event

KZFR Presents Tim Bluhm Band

Chico legend Tim Bluhm from the Mother Hips is back at the Women's Club for another show. Tim is backed by a talented group of musicians and playing songs from his new album, "Sorta Surviving." Doors open at 630p, show at 730pm; Alex Nelson opens at 730pm.

Ever curious and wildly prolific, Bluhm simultaneously released a slew of his own solo and collaborative projects throughout his time with the Mother Hips, a band he co-founded while still a student at Cal State Chico. In 2013, he helped launch Nicki Bluhm & The Gramblers, serving as both mentor and music director for the group, which was fronted by his then-wife. The band performed on national TV, racked up millions of views on YouTube, and played festivals from Bonnaroo and Newport Folk to Hangout and Mountain Jam before Tim and Nicki ultimately parted ways in 2015. Outside of The Gramblers, Bluhm also collaborated with The Grateful Deads Mickey Hart and Bill Kreutzmann among others and opened up Mission Bells Studio in San Francisco with fellow California favorite Jackie Greene and engineer Dave Simon-Baker. There, he produced albums for a wide variety of bands and welcomed luminaries like Phil Lesh, Josh Ritter, Los Lobos, and Jonathan Richman for recording sessions. As if that wasnt enough to keep him busy, Bluhm and the Hips also launched the Hipnic, an intimate and immaculately-curated music festival thats been held annually amongst the towering redwoods of Big Sur for more than a decade.