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Fred Tackett & Scott Sharrard (from Little Feat)

Fred Tackett, Scott Sharrard

Fred Tackett, Scott Sharrard

Pappy & Harriet's

Fred Tackett and Scott Sharrard, billed as being from Little Feat, play Pappy & Harriet’s in Pioneertown. The bill names Tackett and Sharrard as the evening’s two performers, so this is a two-player presentation rather than a full Little Feat date. No supporting act, guest appearance, release celebration, tribute theme, or special late set is specified for the show. It takes place at Pappy & Harriet’s, the restaurant and live-music room set among Pioneertown’s old Western film-set facades, with the desert beyond. The venue hosts performances in indoor and outdoor spaces, though the event information provided does not say which space this show uses.

The billing connects both Fred Tackett and Scott Sharrard with Little Feat, but the available information does not provide further biographical detail about either musician: no hometowns, instruments, individual credits, recordings, collaborators, or critical notices are given. It also does not say how long they have been associated with Little Feat or describe the repertoire they will perform together. What is clear is that the night is presented under their own names while explicitly foregrounding that Little Feat connection. At Pappy & Harriet’s, that places the pair in a venue whose identity is bound to Pioneertown itself: a former cantina on a 1940s Western film set that now operates as both a restaurant and a place for live music.

Pappy & Harriet’s began as the cantina on a 1940s Western film set, and that history still frames a night here: the venue sits among Pioneertown’s old movie-set facades, with the desert just beyond. It is a restaurant and live-music venue, with shows in indoor and outdoor spaces; the setting and touring acts make the trip feel tied to this particular outpost, rather than just a concert stop. Shows are ticketed, general admission and standing-room only, with ADA seating available at either stage. The restaurant is separate, serves food, and runs a first-come, first-served waitlist, so put your name down early if you want dinner; eating does not secure a show ticket. Check the event details for doors and weather, especially for an outdoor performance.

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