Photo by Michael Sheltzer

Here along the Central Coast there’s no shortage of concerts for worthy causes, nor a lack of local musicians willing to step up and help out.

This time, it’s “Save Cuesta Inlet,” a local nonprofit group raising funds to purchase and protect 15 acres of pristine bay lands from development. Not that the state Coastal Commission would ever allow such a thing to happen, but that’s another story for a later time.

Anyhow, on Saturday, April 1 from 7 to 10 p.m., the lively and legendary Mother Corn Shuckers will headline the South Bay Community Center stage in Los Osos. Known for energetic live shows locally since 2010, the eight-piece Shuckers perform a unique blend of American musical genres with foot-stomping original songs and obscure covers.

Tickets cost $35 ($40 at the door) and can be purchased online, with beer, wine, sodas, and pizza slices available for purchase.

By Colin Jones

Colin Jones, in addition to his volunteer work at the SLO Elks Lodge, likes to venture out in the wonderful Central Coast community with friends to enjoy all the great live music happening here. His shares some of those cool experiences with SLO Review readers. As he likes to say: places to be, people to see.