Open Mic Night
Wednesday
October 3
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A complete night of local singer-songwriters playing their original material. Not to be missed.
7:30 pm | Free |
CO-BILL
Matthew Rude
Denozen
Thursday
October 4
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Matthew Rude
Matthew Rude® is handsome, witty and usually has candy to share. He writes superficial love songs, limericks and grocery lists. His performances are memorable unless you forget them. He'll be playing at a convenience store near you sometime soon....check his website for more details.
Denozen
Upbeat sinister tones underscore the atmosphere of dtown's dynamic duo - denozen. Together, Don and Oliver bring together instrumental and vocal talents that can cut to the bone, pierce through the heart and devour your senses - sort of like a joy ride on a wooden pterodactyl.
8:30 pm | $5
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MIKEY JR
& the Stone Cold Blues
Friday
October 5
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From the tough streets of Trenton, N.J. comes a kid that has blues fans and purists taking notice.
His name is Mikey Jr. and at just 26 years of age, he's gained the respect of veteran players who admire his dedication to the art and his truly original interpretations of the old masters
styles.
8:30 pm | $7 |
Wink Keziah
& Delux Motel
Saturday
October 6
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Great South Records recording artists Wink Keziah & DELUX MOTEL have become one of the fastest growing Texas styled bands around, playing "RED HOT" Alt/Country Honky Tonk. Their blend of country, blues, rock and bluegrass merge together to create one of the best, and tightest shows on tour today!
Jet Weston will be opening.
8:30 pm | $8
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Stretched Strings
Sunday
October 7
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Doug Smith
"Inviting melodies...stunning fingerpicking"
- Billboard Magazine
Tim Farrell
"Tim Farrell's music resonates with soaring, memorable melody lines that go beyond technique. [He is] a guitarist to be heard."
- Billboard, Critics Choice
6:00 pm | $20
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Open Mic Night
Wednesday
October 10
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A complete night of local singer-songwriters playing their original material. Not to be missed.
7:30 pm | Free |
Highbrid
Thursday
October 11
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Tonight’s special: Miles Davis and Phish stew, with a dash of Zappa. This NuJazz-Fusion octet is serving modern jazz with a jam band twist. Jazzheads and Deadheads can lay down their arms and enjoy soulful, intriguing music arm-in-arm.
8:30 pm | $5
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CO-BILL
Canadian Invasion
Cabin Dogs
Friday
October 12
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Canadian Invasion
"Dreamy and dynamic, Canadian Invasion are so crystal-clear that even their opaque pedal-driven effects slip in smoothly." - Doug Wallen (Philadelphia Weekly)
Cabin Dogs
"Original, cosmic American blues. Invokes memories of such legendary bands as the Buffalo Springfield, The Grateful Dead and The Band"
8:30 pm | $10
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Ben Arnold
Saturday
October 13
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His voice conveys a gentle soulful growl; his lyrics are witty but not cloying; and his music draws on rock, folk, R&B and all genres in between.
Opening will be Lili Anel.
8:30 pm | $15 |
Open Mic Night
Wednesday
October 17
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A complete night of local singer-songwriters playing their original material. This is a great event.
7:30 pm | Free
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Red Molly
Thursday
October 18
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"Everything Red Molly sings is delivered with tick-tight arrangements, crystalline vocals, and caramel harmonies. But what is most striking is the ardor they bring to everything they do, whether snuggling into the sweet parochialism of an old spiritual, or the gritty pathos of a Gillian Welch tune. They come on less like stars strutting for their minions than pals sharing their favorite songs. In the friendly world of the coffeehouse, that remains a starmaking quality."
-Scott Alarik, The Boston Globe
Beaucoup Blue will be opening.
8:30 pm | $15
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Johnny A.
Friday
October 19
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Johnny A. is widely regarded as one of America's finest contemporary guitarists. Gibson thinks so – their Custom Shop designed a Signature Edition guitar per his specific requests which, when it was marketed in 2003, placed him in an exclusive club that included legends like BB King, Wes Montgomery, Chet Atkins, Joe Perry, Pat Martino and Les Paul himself.
Greg Merkle will be opening.
7 & 10 pm | $27
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Blue Roots
Saturday
October 20
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CD Release Party
Once in awhile unknown forces bring together the right mix of talent, energy, and passion for making music that is new, fresh and distinctive. Blue Roots is an example of that magic and spirit.
Blue Roots is dedicated to the traditions that have been steeped in bluegrass music yet has an approach that listeners in and outside the genre can appreciate.
Tin Bird Choir will be opening.
8:30 pm | $10 |
Open Mic Night
Wednesday
October 24
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A complete night of local singer-songwriters playing their original material. Not to be missed. Julia Carroll and Sean Kagalis will be the featured artists.
7:30 pm | Free |
Among Criminals
Thursday
October 25
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Caribbean style Reggae.
8:30 pm | $5
Rock Star Halloween Party hosted by Philly Edge Best Rock costume wins a pair of Flyers Tickets, $2 off all drafts, and free entry
with costume. Other tickets and prizes to be giving away. |
Richie Havens
Friday
October 26
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Richie Havens is gifted with one of the most recognizable voices in popular music. His fiery, poignant, always soulful singing style has remained unique and ageless since he first emerged from the Greenwich Village folk scene in the early 1960's. For three decades, Havens has used his music to convey messages of brotherhood and personal freedom. With over twenty albums released and a rigorous touring schedule, he continues to view his calling as a high one.
7pm SHOW SOLD OUT
7 & 10 pm | $40 |
CO-BILL
The Tim Nayfield Mix Tape
Milton and the Devil's Party
Saturday
October 27
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The Tim Nayfield Mix Tape
The Tim Nayfield Mix Tape is a conceptual cohesive collaboration of various styles of music that blend together like a great mix tape. Part Funk,
Rock, Ska, Bluegrass, Disco and more, The Mix Tape's originals keep you guessing. And now after a year of playing together and wood shedding, the Tim Nayfield Mix Tape is completed and ready
for your ears. Push Play.
Milton and The Devil's Party
Milton and The Devil's Party (Transit of Venus) is a rock band for thinking people. Their catchy tunes and clever lyrics justify comparisons to such artists as The Kinks, The Smiths, R.E.M.,
Elvis Costello, XTC, and The Go-Betweens.
8:30 pm | $5 |
Livin' on the Edge
featuring Mark Hudson
Sunday
October 28
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SOLD OUT
Bar/ Standing Room Only Tickets may be available. Call (215) 348-9000.
Mark Hudson is the Forrest Gump of Rock & Roll. He was with John Lennon during his famous lost weekend. He was with Led Zeppelin when they tried to light Elton John on fire at a party. He was asked by Cher to do something very private that had always eluded her. Mark wrote the Grammy winning song “Livin’ on the Edge” for Aerosmith plus went on to write a dozen other Aerosmith songs. This is just the beginning. Mark always seemed to be in the room when something historic, funny or just plain unbelievable was occurring.
In “Livin’ on the Edge” Mark talks about his experiences with rocks’ elite through monologues, funny anecdotes, impersonations and lots of music. The stories will leave you in stitches and the songs will keep playing in your head. His colorful outfits, colorful facial hair and colorful wit will hook you right from the start.
7:30 pm | $19 |
Open Mic Night
Wednesday
October 31
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A complete night of local singer-songwriters playing their original material. Not to be missed.
7:30 pm | Free |
CO-BILL
Jennifer O'Connor
Darren Jessee
(of Ben Folds Five)
Clint, Michigan
with Amy Bezunartea
Thursday
November 1
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Jennifer O'Connor
" Some people may have found her near-perfect 2006 album, “Over the Mountain, Across the Valley and Back to the Stars” (Matador), because of its guest stars—James McNew,
of Yo La Tengo, and Britt Daniel, of Spoon. O’Connor would be just fine without them." --- The New Yorker
Darren Jessee (of Ben Folds Five)
Small town waitresses, naked palm readers, walking home in the cold, pay phones and trains.
Hotel Lights, from Chapel Hill, North Carolina, plays melancholy and beautiful songs about small, human scenes-- spot lit moments enclosed and illuminated. Isn't it rare that a band seems
so aptly named?
Clint, Michigan with Amy Benzunartea
Shifting gears from the campy irony laden pop of The Isotoners, CLINT MICHIGAN finds the band’s namesake and lead singer Clint Asay in a more lyrical and reflective mood.
8:30 pm | $10
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CO-BILL
Brett Rosenberg
Status Green
Grey Sky Turn
Friday
November 2
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Brett Rosenberg
More coming soon.
Satus Green
Status Green is among the top up and coming bands out of New Jersey. Sown from the seeds of Asbury Park Rock’n’roll, this award
winning rock quartet puts on a show equally as entertaining as their up tempo pop hooks. You don’t wanna miss this show!
Grey Sky Turn
Grey Sky Turn is an acoustic-based duo with powerful harmonies, driving, soulful guitar work and well crafted songs.
8:30 pm | $7 |
CO-BILL
"Writers Who Rock"
Trisha O'Keefe
Andrew Lipke
Laura Shay
Saturday
November 3
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Trisha O'Keefe
"Trisha O'Keefe is a true masterpiece. She's a shining star on the verge of conquering the world with her brand of pop-rock music that will blow you away."
—Madalyn Sklar, founder of GoGirlsMusic.com
Andrew Lipke
Andrew Lipke is driven by an intense desire to embrace and assimilate a wide variety of musical styles. The result is a body of work rich with manyseemingly disparate influences woven together with impressive skill.
Laura Shay
Currently, Laura is expanding herself beyond Philadelphia and will be touring the college and listening room circuit of the Northeast. Armed with confessional lyrics, haunting melodies, and a soulful voice, Laura’s plan is to build her fan base one listener at a time.
8:30 pm | $10
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Open Mic Night
Wednesday
November 7
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A complete night of local singer-songwriters playing their original material. Not to be missed.
7:30 pm | Free |
CO-BILL
Paul Edelman
David Jacob-Strain
Christy Jefferson
Thursday
November 8
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Paul Edelman
"Paul is a real dynamo. Between his work with groups like the jangling sparrows and his own solo performance, he is an emerging talent that is rising fast and headed sky high."
—Gene Shay-WXPN 88.5-Philadelphia -Sunday Night folk show
David Jacob-Strain
The 20-something visionary from Eugene, Oregon, combines a precocious understanding of the ancient roots of blues and an exhilarating ability to explore some of its previously unknown passageways.
He is a powerhouse finger-picking and bottleneck-slide guitar virtuoso, a raw, soulful vocalist, and an insightful songwriter to boot—and quite definitely one of the leading blues artists in
America.
Christy Jefferson
Her original music is an eclectic combination of folk, cabaret, rock, and pop – brought to you via piano and guitar (she plays both) and delivered with a delicious voice in solo, duo, and full band format.
8:30 pm | $5
Cigars & Shooting Star
An evening on the patio with cigars from Classic Cigars and wine from Shooting
Star Vineyards. Live music by Highbrid.
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CO-BILL
Peter Walker
John Danaher & Eric Aceto
Friday
November 9
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Peter Walker
Guitarist Peter Walker came up in the Cambridge MA and Greenwich Village folk scenes of the Sixties. He recorded two albums for the Vanguard label in the late Sixties in a style best described as American folk-raga. He studied with Ravi Shankar and Ali Akbar Khan, and was Dr. Timothy Leary's musical director, organizing music for the LSD advocate's "celebrations."
John Danaher & Eric Aceto
John Danaher and Eric Aceto first toured together in the summer of 1995 in Finland. They remain today playing under the names “Acoustic Merge”, "The Quiet Men” and “The Bush Pilots” .
8:30 pm | $10
Draft Night on the patio.
$2 off all drafts starting at 7pm. Live music around the fire. Hot Cider & Coffee Drink specials.
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The Peace Creeps
Saturday
November 10
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The Peace Creeps
Richard Bush, frontman for Philly's premier 80's rock band, The A's, is back with his new group The Peace Creeps. Influenced by late 60's pop/rock/psychedelia, as well as, favored contemporaries, The Peace Creeps kinetic live shows are fast becoming legend.
Thao with The Get Down Stay Down
More coming soon.
Patrick Grant will be opening.
8:30 pm | $10
The Hit the Bottle Boys wil be performing traditional Irish music on the patio rain or shine because we've got
you covered and heated. O'Hara's Stout/Black & Tans & Irish Coffee specials. 7-9pm
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Open Mic Night
Wednesday
November 14
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A complete night of local singer-songwriters playing their original material. Not to be missed. Hosted by JD Malone with special guests Emily Shick and friends.
7:30 pm | Free |
CO-BILL
Johnny Miles
Mike Smith
Thursday
November 15
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Johnny Miles
his poetry has been published by the international library of poetry and by noble house in the uk. he's held jobs as a grocery store clerk, janitor, night-shift box sorter, waiter, landscaper, barber, barback, lumberjack, carpenter, guitar teacher, pizza deliveryman, box office clerk, open-mic host, performer, and musician among others. he's climbed mountains in New York, Tennessee, and New Hampshire and crossed deserts in Utah, Arizona, and Nevada. he's been whiskey-drunk in the Irish country-side and stood atop the Eiffel Tower in the snow.
Mike Smith
More coming soon.
8:30 pm | $5 |
Hoots and Hellmouth
with very special guest
Birdie Busch
Friday
November 16
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WE LOVE MUSIC! Music of "the folks" always seems to ring truest, and we tend to take a lot of our cues from that...getting down to make music with no commercial concerns...just folks playing music they love. gotta dig that.
8:30 pm | $12 |
In the Dead of Winter
Canadian Tour
Saturday
November 17
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The In the Dead of Winter festival is folk music based festival held in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada annually in February. This tour of 8 of Canada’s premiere singer-songwriters captures some of the best of In the Dead of Winter and presents one incredible night of music.
8:30 pm | $10 |
CO-BILL
Wineskin
Kelly Stratton
Wednesday
November 21
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Wineskin
Wineskin is a Jam band that rocks and a rock band that jams! Their root sounds are similar to bands such as Cream, Zeppelin, Foghat and some stew of 70's style classic rock.
Kelly Stratton
A relentless guitar style and go-for-broke rock vocals punctuate every lyric, note and song by Kelly Stratton. While she provides the backbone, her Punch Drunk Boys provide the backbeat for this vigorous group you can't sit still for.
Jessica Tomsko will be opening.
8:30 pm | $5
Performing free will be the Grassholes from 8:30 - 10:00pm. Beer specials all night long.
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The Buicks
Friday
November 23
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CD RELEASE PARTY!!
This terrific group has sold out the club 3 times this year alone and that says all it needs to about the infectious music these brilliant musicians write and perform. And this night will
be an extra-special one as the band releases it's newest cd, LIVE @ LAST. It was recorded right at Puck in July and it smokes! A must see show.
Always a sell out, get your tickets early.
8:30 pm | $12
Performing free will be JD Malone from 8:30 - 10:00pm.
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Deb Callahan
Saturday
November 24
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"This nearly flawless debut signals to the rest of the world what those in her home area know well: Deb Callahan is a major talent" "Bonnie Raitt, Etta James, and Aretha Franklin...Callahan is very nearly in their league." —Blues Revue Magazine
Specail guest Sharon Little with Scot Sax.
8:30 pm | $10
Patrick Grant & The Rising will be performing free from 8:30-10:00 pm.
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Open Mic Night
Wednesday
November 28
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A complete night of local singer-songwriters playing their original material. Not to be missed. Hosted by JD Malone with special guest
Tim Farrell.
7:30 pm | Free |
CO-BILL
The Dan DeChellis Trio
Paul Thiessen Band
Thursday
November 29
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The Dan DeChellis Trio
Original jazz with all the wrong (?) influences performing original compositions and inspired jams that pull from a wide and diverse palette.
“Cerebral/visceral music…jazz performance of the year…. fascinating and rewarding"
-Stu Vandermark, Cadence
Paul Theissen
Organic acoustic folk rock band. Carefully crafted compositions derived from inspiration, hope, a good dose of heartache and a twist of happiness.
8:30 pm | $7
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Mystic Rebel
Tribute to Bob Marley
Friday
November 30
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This amazing tribute band of Bob Marley & Peter Tosh looks and sounds the part, and not only do they cover the hits, but many of the more obscure Bob Marley material as well. Festival, college, and club appearances throughout the Northeast and Mid Atlantic and Midwest have heralded the genesis of Mystic Rebel. Voted Favorite band of the 2006 Musikfest in Bethlehem, PA.
8:30 pm | $10 |
John Eddie
Saturday
December 1
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“…pungent songs imbued with earthy heartland twang and soulfulness…” — Goldmine
Courtney Fairchild wll be opening.
7&10 pm | $20
JD Malone with be performing.
9-10:30 pm | Free
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Stretched Strings
Sunday
December 2
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Muriel Anderson
"Inviting melodies...stunning fingerpicking"
— Billboard Magazine
Tim Farrell
"Tim Farrell's music resonates with soaring, memorable melody lines that go beyond technique. [He is] a guitarist to be heard."
— Billboard, Critics Choice
6:00 pm | $20 |
Open Mic Night
Wednesday
December 5
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A complete night of local singer-songwriters playing their original material. Not to be missed. Hosted by JD Malone.
7:30 pm | Free |
The Local Tourists
Thursday
December 6
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The Local Tourists are Brendan O’Malley and Kent Schauble. Classically trained singers and musicians, O’Malley and Schauble have recently completed the recording of their debut album, “Happy Birthday, Kyle.” The Local Tourists most recently performed at the Hard Rock Café Moscow in Moscow, Russia.
Tippy Canoe will be opening.
8:30 pm | $8 |
Levee Drivers
Run to Sandy
Saturday
December 8
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Levee Drivers
"The Levee Drivers are a trio out of Bucks County, PA performing a dynamic blend of Country and Blues Rock. Live shows range from folk ballads to hip shaking rockabilly to blistering electric blues in an instant."
Run to Sandy
Run to Sandy is a rock and roll band from Bucks County, PA. The band was formed from the smoldering ashes of several post-punk, neo-corporate professional existences (day jobs), rising like a Phoenix over the hearts and minds of a people so desperate for contact. This music brushed their faces like an elegiac symphony --- a combustion of convention that settled like snow on a flat, heartland field.
8:30 pm | $10 |
Open Mic Night
Wednesday
December 12
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A complete night of local singer-songwriters playing their original material. Not to be missed. Hosted by JD Malone.
7:30 pm | Free
Serenity House Night of Rememberance
2nd Annual Night of Remembrance
6:00pm - 6:45pm Hospice Discussion at Puck
6:45pm - 7:15pm Tree Lighting @ Star Garden (behind Puck)
7:15pm - 8:00pm Refreshments & Fellowship
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Brett Thompson
Mike Hirst
Thursday
December 13
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Brett Thompson
More coming soon.
Mike Hirst
More coming soon.
8:30 pm | $5 |
Beatlemania Now... Uplugged
Friday
December 14
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“BEATLEMANIA NOW… UNPLUGGED”
…presents…A live on-stage tribute to the Beatles in an MTV Unplugged format… Intimate at times, handclappin’, footstompin’, sing-along and Rockin’ at others!
7&10 pm | $16 |
Mike Pfeiffer
& The Associates
Steph Hayes
& The Good Problems
Saturday
December 15
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Mike Pfeiffer & The Associates
A bright new face in music is making appearances in and around town. His music making has the mark of originality and inspiration. Sopping up influences like a sponge, Mike Pfeiffer composes songs faster
than he can remember them, there is no doubt that he is bursting at the seems with talent.
Steph Hayes & The Good Problems
Steph Hayes is a member of the philly hip hop hybrid band SLO-MO, the pop/rock group STARGAZER LILY, the punk outfit SHOOTING ROPES and the indie/folk band THE TOURISTS. THE GOOD PROBLEMS is Hayes' brainchild, a lyrical punk folk journey through the streets and sheets of Philadelphia. Currently touring the states with plans to tour Europe and Japan in 08, Hayes sees through the eyes of a traveller.
8:30 pm | $12 |
Open Mic Night
Wednesday
December 19
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A complete night of local singer-songwriters playing their original material. Not to be missed. Hosted by JD Malone.
7:30 pm | Free |
Highbrid
Denozen
Thursday
December 20
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Highbrid
Tonight’s special: Miles Davis and Phish stew, with a dash of Zappa. This NuJazz-Fusion octet is serving modern jazz with a jam band twist. Jazzheads and Deadheads can lay down their arms and enjoy soulful, intriguing music arm-in-arm.
Denozen
Upbeat sinister tones underscore the atmosphere of dtown's dynamic duo - denozen. Together, Don and Oliver bring together instrumental and vocal talents that can cut to the bone, pierce through the heart and devour your senses - sort of like a joy ride on a wooden pterodactyl.
8:30 pm | $5 |
Jeffrey Gaines
Friday
December 21
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"With only his voice and a guitar for accompaniment, Gaines has earned a reputation as a captivating performer..."
Antje Duvekot will be opening.
8:30 pm | $22 SOLD OUT |
Road
Saturday
December 22
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Original Dancehall Pop.
Opening will be James Seward.
8:30 pm | $10
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Open Mic Night
Wednesday
December 26 |
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A complete night of local singer-songwriters playing their original material. Not to be missed. Hosted by JD Malone.
7:30 pm | Free |
Charles Cook
with Dakota Jay
Nicole Gordon
Thursday
December 27
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Charles Cook with Dakota Jay
Charles's highly poetic lyrics, musically diverse arrangements, and colorful instrumentation can be heard on his recordings as well as his high energy live performances.
Nicole Gordon
"Her voice is arguably one of the strongest and most soulful in the city of Angels"
— Performing Songwriter Magazine
8:30 pm | $5
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S.O.S.
The Solebury Music Project presents:
The Congregation
John Howell
The New Impressionists
Rolly Brown
Friday
December 28
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S.O.S. is the brainchild of musicians David Tafoya & Bella Blasko, who recorded musicians affiliated with their high school. The Solebury Music Project is a collective of musicians who performed on the S.O.S. CD performing many different styles of music for a common goal. All musicians involved are allies of Solebury School and all money raised from CD sales and concert tickets benefits the school’s music department. The sound of S.O.S. ranges from virtuosic folk guitar to guitar based ambient rock to stripped-down acoustic ballads to traditional jazz to classical piano.
Ages 18-20 with proper ID and legal guardian are welcome.
8:30 pm | $10 |
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