Dead Bars with Nobody’s Robot
Folkknot with Emily Stewart
Instant Regrets, Trash Boy, and Döltz
Aaron Matson Trio
Jive Mother Mary: Halloween Show & Costume Party
Jive Mother Mary is one of the hardest working bands in Rock n Roll. They wear their hearts and sound on their sleeves—500 mile van rides, life-long friendships, and decades of blood, sweat, and tears culminate into something both refreshing and familiar that sticks to your ribs like a Sunday dinner. Formed in 2006 , JMM has spent the last 16 years honing their craft in front of audiences across the US as well as 7 other countries, sharing the stage with classic acts like Foreigner and Leon Russell to new acts like Blackberry Smoke and Whiskey Myers. With 5 albums under their belt, JMM’s electrifying stage performance is ever-changing and always entertaining.2022 finds JMM with new music and European Tour in the fall(Germany, Belgium, France, Spain). Be sure to tune in and catch a show near you. You will be glad you did! Jive Mother Mary is Mason Keck(guitar/vocals), Tyler Schulz(guitar/vocals), Seth Aldridge(drums/vocals)
Modern Robot Presents Night Of The Living Dead
A screening of Night Of The Living Dead with a live soundtrack provided by Modern Robot.
The Greener Side Comedy Hour
Bar opens at 5pm Music and doors at 9pmShow at 9:30pm
Brandon Tenney with Porcelain Lovecraft
Joe Kaplow with The Turkey Buzzards
Up until now it was easy for California based songwriter Joe Kaplow to be pushed along. At eight he was getting screamed at by Uncle Jim for playing out of time. A few years later found him passing almost every single after school evening getting stoned and jamming with his band in Bondar’s basement. Years later he was studying music at college and having to sink or swim in the sea of talent crowding Boston streets and finally, for the past 5 years, plugging his amp into the outlet of American music heritage, driving around and playing shows in bars, clubs, and coffeeshops while figuring out along the way that CDs are lame and that booking pitches should be concise. It was almost like there wasn’t time to stop and think. Recently, it seems like all he does is think. When all the momentum, all the plans, all the validation, all the adventure, and all the money just stop; when the pushing stops, one may find themselves asking, “Why am I doing this?” An underdog without an over-dog is just a dog. Kaplow describes music as his “currency for life. We all have something, or a few things that we do, we work at, we commit to and that’s how we pay for our time here. It’s like life is a Ferris wheel at the county fair. You can’t just ride all night. Every 4 times around you have to stop at the bottom and pay for another half hour or whatever.”
The Finns
The Finns are back!
