Singing, playin’ ‘bout zombies

Accordian blues/country musician David P. Smith plays in Victoria

Accordian blues/country musician David P. Smith, along with guitarist Ben Sures and ukulele player Bubba Uno will be at Discovery Coffee in James Bay, April 14.

The show begins 8 p.m., $10 cover. Discovery Coffee House, 281 Menzies St.

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