Join us at Point San Pablo Harbor for live music, great drinks, and amazing views of the harbor. Outer Sunset, formerly known as The Asher Belsky Band, are offering a getaway from the busyness of the city, in an oasis of music based in the Harbor.
Price: $20 (all tickets come with a complimentary drink ticket)
About Outer Sunset Hailing from San Francisco, California, 14-year-old Asher Belsky plays the guitar with a melodic yet explosive style. Asher began studying the guitar at age five and has yet to put it down. He has drawn from a range of influences, including the Allman Brothers, the Meters, and Tedeschi Trucks Band, to produce a sound that’s all his own. He writes, sings, and performs with his own band, Outer Sunset.
Asher is an inaugural member of the Gibson Generation Group (G3), Gibson Guitar’s select group of young guitar players from around the world, and is an endorsed Gibson artist. Asher is also an endorsing artist for Homestead Amps and Moody Leather. In September 2019, Asher performed at Eric Clapton’s Crossroads Festival, playing a featured set with Marcus King. Asher also appeared as a featured artist at Surrealistic Summer Solstice Jam 3 in Golden Gate Park. Asher has shared the stage with the Marcus King Band, the North Mississippi Allstars, Dan “Lebo” Lebowitz of ALO, George Porter Jr. of the Meters, Midnight North, Brandon “Taz” Niederaur, Members of Moonalice, and Norman Greenbaum. https://www.facebook.com/AsherBelskyMusic/
About Point San Pablo Harbor Point San Pablo Harbor in Richmond, California is a Bay Area destination for weddings and live music in our club as well as a full menu of delicious food at Nobilis Restaurant. The wooded upland acreage combined with the marina makes this a secluded destination located a short distance from San Francisco. The origins of
Point San Pablo Harbor come from the vision of Captain Raymond H. Clark, founder of the Richmond San Rafael Ferry. Captain Clark wanted to design a marina for those who loved to fish! He started his project in 1934 with old wooden steam schooners, which he bought for $7000 and sank in place to create the breakwaters for the harbor. Come check out what we've done with the place since then. https://www.pspharbor.com/
