Open Mic Night
Wednesday
July 1 |
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Open Mic Night hosted by JD Malone.
A complete night of local singer-songwriters playing their original material. Not to be missed. $3 River Horse Draft all night long.
Sign up @ 7:30 pm / Perfomances @ 8 pm | Free
 Learn how to play on Open Mic Night
Open Mic Night hosted by Jon DeLise.
Enjoy the covered bar or sit under the stars.
Free Admission
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Kharmacists
Thursday
July 2 |
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Based in Philadelphia and Bucks County Pennsylvania, The Kharmacists are the latest musical incarnation of four musicians who began playing together
in the mid-1980s as the second generation of the Tough Luck Band. With inspirational roots in American blues, funk, swing, jazz, folk and classic rock, the result is an eclectic mix of original
high-energy, syncopated, introspective and soulful songs. Unabashed and unapologetic, The Kharmacists seek to express musically their social views, personal emotions and generally distorted
view of reality. When their disparate worlds collide on stage, studio or Wawa parking lot, the result is an unpredictable but thoroughly enjoyable musical odyssey.
 
Doors @ 6 pm / Show @ 8:30 pm | $5 at the door
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"Venue Dance Party"
Big Chill
Friday
July 3
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"Venue Dance Party"
Finally... A chance to Dance in Puck. First Fridays. 21+ Photo ID Required. Don't miss out...Buy your tickets now!! Limited seating.....it's a Dance Party
Big Chill takes you back. This six-piece band blends an energizing mix of foot-stompin’ favorites, including down ‘n dirty classic rock and booty shakin’ Motown. Full of soaring harmonies, driving rock and a cool groove, Big Chill will help you remember a cooler time – when your hair was longer, life was simpler, and rock ‘n roll still mattered. Covering the likes of The Rolling Stones, Santana, The Pretenders, Jefferson Airplane, Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers, John Mellencamp, Dire Straits, Aretha Franklin, etc., Big Chill proves that it’s never too late to "Forget who you are and remember who you were."
Doors @ 6 pm / Show @ 8:30 pm | $7 
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"Celebrate under the Stars"
Octavia
EB Hawkins & Friendsl
Saturday
July 4
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Come "Celebrate under the Stars" on the patio from 7:30 pm until 11:30 pm with special guests Octavia and EB Hawkins & Friends. A surprise awaits you on our Wide Screen TV.
The Venue will be closed for the evening.
Octavia
When was the last time you heard one woman play wicked harp in a unique style with unnaturally Long notes, sing emotionally charged sultry powerful vocals, and play finger style
guitar? Perhaps when they headlined at the Lehigh River Blues Jam Festival 2008.
"Octavia and the Earthblood Blues Band" perform original and rare traditional blues. Electric and slide guitarist TurboKing Bill Wasch's blistering solos stand toe-to-toe with
Octavia's harmonica pyrotechnics. Receiving consistent positive audience feedback, the quality of Octavia and Earthblood's seasoned musicians and original material is both engaging and unforgettable.
EB Hawkins and Friends
This seven-piece "blue-eyed soul" ensemble incorporates complex chords and melodies with hard-driving grooves and big, three-part female harmonies. Think Steely Dan,
Sting, and Little Feat with a bit of Hall & Oates thrown in.
On the patio from 7:30 pm until 11:30 pm| Free
Octavia will be performing from 1 pm-4 pm.
Free Admission
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Groovie Movie
Sunday
July 5
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Our feature is 2003's "Kontroll", the debut effort by director Nimrod Antal, ("Vacancy", "Armored").Shot almost completely in the subways and underground beneath the city of Budapest, "Kontroll" is a minor masterpiece filled with sharp dialogue, memorable characters and enough thrills and mystery to satisfy everyone. Add amazing cinematography and a slick score and this one's a true winner! Shown with subtitles, it's one of the coolest and GROOVIEST movies you've never seen!
Also, our friends from Fugue films will be back with another installment of their wonderful and witty "Gemini Rising" web show. Come check out this well-done and clever local film company's opus to all things 70's and rock 'n roll! Come meet the members of the cast and crew as well! Discussion and comment following the screenings.
Doors: 5:00 pm Screening: 7:00 pm | Free
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Open Mic Night
Wednesday
July 8 |
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Open Mic Night hosted by JD Malone.
A complete night of local singer-songwriters playing their original material. Not to be missed. $3 River Horse Draft all night long.
Sign up @ 7:30 pm / Perfomances @ 8 pm | Free
Learn how to play on Open Mic Night
Open Mic Night hosted by Jon DeLise.
Enjoy the covered bar or sit under the stars.
Free Admission
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Last Train Home
Thursday
July 9
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Roots-rock Americana, blending honky-tonk and indie rock and singer-songwriter styles into one unique sonic gumbo, Last Train Home features the lead vocals and songwriting of Eric Brace. Named Washington D.C.’s “Artist of the Year” in 2003, the band has since re-located to Nashville, and has been steadily touring the world ever since! Tonight’s line-up will feature Doylestown’s own Dave Van Allen on the pedal steel guitar.
Doors @ 6 pm / Show @ 8:30 pm | $5 at the door
(Advanced Tickets: Call Puck @ (215) 348-9000 Thursday - Saturday) |
Mongrel Mix
Saturday
July 11
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Mongrel Mix is a force that brings all of American music history to bear. The band is evolving a new sound that brings in elements of funk, rock,
latin and jazz. The music ranges from acoustic folk tales to angular post-pop and rock, with a global sound.
Doors @ 6 pm / Show @ 8:30 pm | $10
"Puppy Paws @ Puck"
Sarah Ayerst will be performing to help support our local SPCA.
Free Admission
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Women Who Rock
Sunday
July 12 |
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Women Who Rock is the brainchild of Puck manager Nancy Fitch. In March she approached Kelly Stratton and Courtney Fairchild with the idea of bringing a monthly show to Puck featuring female fronted rock bands. Kelly and Courtney ran with the idea and after several months of planning we are proud to announce that on July 14th they will host the first Women Who Rock show at Puck.
Our mission is simple, to provide our audience with a monthly event that will consistently showcases the best female fronted rock bands and solo artists in the region in a space with incredible vibes, sound, and staff.
On the Patio starting @ 4:30 pm | Free
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Open Mic Night
Wednesday
July 15 |
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The third Wednesday of the month is Forge Recording night at Puck, hosted by JD Malone. As encouragement,
Forge will be awarding each participant with one free studio hour at Forge. The night's grand prize winner will receive four free studio hours. Win free studio time at Forge
Recording. $3 River Horse Draft all night long.
Sign up @ 7:30 pm / Perfomances @ 8 pm | Free
Learn how to play on Open Mic Night
Open Mic Night hosted by Jon DeLise.
Enjoy the covered bar or sit under the stars.
Free Admission
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David Ivory Presents
Thursday
July 16 |
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David Ivory, head of Ivory Productions and a Grammy Nominated engineer, uses all his talent, years of experience, and resources available , to bring talented artists and bands into
the entertainment spotlight.
Doors @ 6 pm / Show @ 8:30 pm | $5 at the door
(Advanced Tickets: Call Puck @ (215) 348-9000 Thursday - Saturday)
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Krista Parrish Band
Saturday
July 18 |
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Krista combines jazz, funk, soul, blues and indie- rock in a unique way, incorporating high energy two handed tap style guitar and intricate finger style guitar. Krista has been compared to Jonatha Brooke, Feist and Kaki King but manages to bring something new to the table.
Jenny Walton will be opening.
Doors @ 6 pm / Show @ 8:30 pm | $10
(Advanced Tickets: Call Puck @ (215) 348-9000 Thursday - Saturday)
KHR will be performing from 1 pm- 4pm.
Free Admission
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Amelia White
Joe Rathbone
Sunday
July 19
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Amelia White
Songstress Amelia White has been described as “art country” and melodic folk with a punk delivery. Coming through your town from her home in Nashville, with a New release entitled Motorcycle Dream
She continues to prove that’s she’s one of the strongest songwriters in the Americana Scene today.
“Ebullient Choruses and complicated Moods, literate verse and ravaged guitars and a level of composition and craftsmanship that brings to mind Lucinda Williams, Tom Petty, and Ryan Adams” BOSTON GLOBE
“Love songs give way to landscapes, both confessional and wider than herself with details that never intrude on the sonic thrust” NO DEPRESSION
“A great Unknown” NPR’s ALL SONGS CONSIDERED
Joe Rathbone
Joe Rathbone has traveled the country for the last decade playing, writing and recording his unique brand of American indy pop..playing as a solo , duo and band with a voice ranging from ragged to ethereal the songs employ a minimalism mixed with melodies that are often trance like..
Recent accolades include appearances on "Mountain Stage" Starbucks Radio, Paste Magazine samplers and lots of play on AAA radio..
A new EP entitled "Mad July" is his latest release, recorded in Nashville with producers David Henry and Josh Fuson it showcases great songwriting and inspired band playing.
Pamela Mering will be opening.
Doors @ 5 pm / Show @ 7 pm | $8
Mi Head Ur Head will be performing from 1 pm- 4pm.
Free Admission
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Open Mic Night
Wednesday
July 22 |
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Open Mic Night hosted by JD Malone.
A complete night of local singer-songwriters playing their original material. Not to be missed. $3 River Horse Draft all night long.
Sign up @ 7:30 pm / Perfomances @ 8 pm | Free
Learn how to play on Open Mic Night
Open Mic Night hosted by Jon DeLise.
Enjoy the covered bar or sit under the stars.
Free Admission
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Keith Rounds
Thursday
July 23
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Keith Rounds
What can only be described as the perfect soundtrack to an afternoon in a hammock, singer/songwriter Keith Rounds’ music will instantly transport any listener to somewhere far, far away. His calming chord progressions coupled with velvet vocal tracks are the ultimate chill pill prescription.
As a Bucks County artist, Keith has taken elements from rock, pop, reggae, and even hip hop and turned on the blender to create an unparalleled audio margarita. Keith’s original songs can all be heard on his debut album, which is expected to be released later this year. This opportunity to hear Keith’s unique sound should not be missed.
Doors @ 6 pm / Show @ 8:30 pm | $5 at the door
(Advanced Tickets: Call Puck @ (215) 348-9000 Thursday - Saturday) |
Wesley Jeremiah
Saturday
July 25
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Winner of the "Best Surrounding Area Band" in the 2009 HMA's (Hoboken Music Awards), Wesley Jeremiah is the collaboration of Wesley Keith and Jeremiah Fraites with the addition of Jay Van Dyke. Called many things, including "the closest thing to audio marijuana" by the Aquarian, Wesley Jeremiah is often compared to Ryan Adams, Radio Head, Jeff Buckley and Cold War Kids. The Suburban News even described Wesley Jeremiah as "part Coldplay, part Faith No More - and good."
Mercy Blue will be opening.
8:30 pm | $7
Slim Bob "Blues Band" will be performing from 1 pm- 4pm.
Free Admission
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"All Ages Show"
Sunday
July 26 |
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Information coming soon.
Time TBA | Price TBA
Dave Dales Trio will be performing from 1 pm- 4pm.
Free Admission
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Open Mic Night
Wednesday
July 29 |
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Open Mic Night hosted by JD Malone.
A complete night of local singer-songwriters playing their original material. Not to be missed. $3 River Horse Draft all night long.
Sign up @ 7:30 pm / Perfomances @ 8 pm | Free
Learn how to play on Open Mic Night
Open Mic Night hosted by Jon DeLise.
Enjoy the covered bar or sit under the stars.
Free Admission
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James Seward
Thursday
July 30 |
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His music is steeped in the Appalachian folk tradition and blends political satire with what Jamie Anderson of “Sing Out” magazine called “stellar flatpicking.” Seward has shared the stage with a wide variety of musical talent from David Bromberg to Ween.
His last release, First Born Son, was collaboration with Seattle mandolinist Matt Sircely and Buzzcocks bassist Steve Garvey. First Born Son received rave reviews from local and national media as well as international figures such as Eddie Vedder of Pearl Jam and 2004 Presidential Candidate John Kerry.
Doors @ 6 pm / Show @ 8:30 pm | $5 at the door
(Advanced Tickets: Call Puck @ (215) 348-9000 Thursday - Saturday)
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Jim Boggia
Bleu
Friday
July 31
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Jim Boggia
Multi-instrumentalist/popsmith Jim Boggia has gained impressive career momentum in a short amount of time. Blackberry selected his track “Live the Proof” for a new television commercial and his songs have also been featured on MTV's Real World and ABC-TV's Men In Trees. He's developed a loyal grass-roots fan base for his dynamic, improvisational live shows. His work has been embraced by numerous fellow artists and kindred spirits, many of who have lent their talents to Boggia's albums.
His acclaimed sophomore release, Safe In Sound featured key contributions from such notable admirers as Aimee Mann, Jill Sobule, MC5 guitar hero Wayne Kramer, Attractions drummer Pete Thomas and legendary '70s cult-pop icon Emitt Rhodes. His latest CD Misadventures In Stereo was mastered at London’s Abbey Road studios features a collaboration with Tony Asher, legendary lyricist of the Beach Boys landmark Pet sounds.
Bleu
Bleu’s third studio album has been a long journey and a story of persistence and triumph. Recorded in 2005, it is the album that all Bleu fans want to own, but almost never could. A WATCHED POT was originally recorded for Aware/Columbia Records as a follow up to Bleu’s critically-aclaimed 2003 record Redhead. NPR listed Redhead as one of the Top 10 records of the year, and during that time Bleu was touring with hit acts like John Mayer, Switchfoot, and Ryan Adams and wowing crowds across the country with his unique songs and passionate performances.
Doors @ 6 pm / Show @ 8:30 pm | $15 |
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