SDBC Taproom Concerts Presents - Sunday Blues with Mark Green
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We are very excited to be announcing a new music venture.
Join us every Sunday from 3-5 pm for a new series we are calling Stray Dog Sunday Blues with Mark Green. No cover, all are welcome.
Meet the artist, Mark Green!
Mark Green (formerly The Mark Green Band) has been igniting stages with raw, soul-drenched blues since their first gig at St. John’s iconic Fat Cat back in 1994. Mark has carved out a legacy by delivering electrifying performances and sharing the spotlight with some of the biggest names in the blues and rock world.
From the gritty backrooms of Atlantic Canada to international festivals, Mark has toured alongside legends like Dutch Mason, “The Prime Minister of the Blues,” and Texas powerhouse Gary B.B. Coleman, opened for Big Bill Morganfield—son of Muddy Waters—and even shared stages with Canadian icons such as Sass Jordan, Jeff Healey, and Trooper.
Mark's passion and chops earned him the honour of representing Atlantic Canada at the International Blues Challenge in Memphis, and headlining the Docklands Blues Festival in Melbourne, Australia.
With deep roots and a fearless groove, Mark Green isn't just playing the blues—he is living it, loud and proud.
Join us every Sunday from 3-5 pm for a new series we are calling Stray Dog Sunday Blues with Mark Green. No cover, all are welcome.
Meet the artist, Mark Green!
Mark Green (formerly The Mark Green Band) has been igniting stages with raw, soul-drenched blues since their first gig at St. John’s iconic Fat Cat back in 1994. Mark has carved out a legacy by delivering electrifying performances and sharing the spotlight with some of the biggest names in the blues and rock world.
From the gritty backrooms of Atlantic Canada to international festivals, Mark has toured alongside legends like Dutch Mason, “The Prime Minister of the Blues,” and Texas powerhouse Gary B.B. Coleman, opened for Big Bill Morganfield—son of Muddy Waters—and even shared stages with Canadian icons such as Sass Jordan, Jeff Healey, and Trooper.
Mark's passion and chops earned him the honour of representing Atlantic Canada at the International Blues Challenge in Memphis, and headlining the Docklands Blues Festival in Melbourne, Australia.
With deep roots and a fearless groove, Mark Green isn't just playing the blues—he is living it, loud and proud.
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