Pat O’Brien & The Priests of Love ~ Arcadia
First Cabin ~ 46 E. Huntington Dr. ~ Arcadia
Three nights a week, the world's greatest bar band play just a few short miles from downtown LA. Pat O'Brien is an LA guitar hero commandeering the tiny stage in front of the bar, playing for the packed crowd of grateful locals, worshipful musicians, and blues aficionados. The rhythm section keeps the beat and throws in some pyrotechnics of their own. Cash requests only.
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