Sequim’s Cort and Kia Armstrong will bring old-time country and blues to Bella Italia in Port Angeles this Thursday night.

Sequim’s Cort and Kia Armstrong will bring old-time country and blues to Bella Italia in Port Angeles this Thursday night.

Armstrongs to bring old-time feel to Port Angeles eatery Thursday

PORT ANGELES — Married musicians Cort and Kia Armstrong will bring their old-time songs to town for a no-cover-charge performance Thursday.

The venue is Bella Italia, 118 E. First St., for another in the Third Thursday Live music series from 8 p.m. until 10 p.m.

“Join us for great local food and music,” said Cort, who along with his wife, Kia, released “Live in Dungeness,” a CD full of old-time country and blues, last year.

Some of the album’s 14 songs could be on Thursday’s set list, such as “Sixteen Tons,” “I’m the Boss of This Here House,” “Backslidin’ Blues” and “Keep Your Lamp Trimmed and Burning.”

Since the record, Cort and Kia have been busy with a variety of projects — he plays in FarmStrong, Blue Rooster and other bands, she manages a local farm and they have a 1-year-old son — so this is a rare chance to see them step up on stage together.

To find out more about the Armstrongs’ gigs and style, visit www.CortArmstrongMusic.com, and to reach Bella Italia, phone 360-457-5442.

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