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Entertainment
Capital Gazette Communications
Published
07/30/09
Baltimore's The Bridge combines elements of bluesy Southern roots rock, spiced with funk and soul on their superb new album "Blind Man's Hill," the followup to their CD "Cross Street Market" (2005). 
Courtesy photoBaltimore band The Bridge plays at 8 p.m. tomorrow and Saturday at the 8X10 Club. The band has been touring coast-to-coast and in Europe to popular acclaim. This weekend The Bridge goes to bat at their hometown haunt, the 8x10 Club on Cross Street in Federal Hill for two nights to raise money and awareness for United Way of Baltimore (tomorrow) and The Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (Saturday). These guys are fun and play a very danceable groove-based rock. Don't miss it! (8 p.m....
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