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Every Monday!
$2 DOMESTICS when it's live we'll have it up here, w/ artist permission! New Shows Just Announced Saturday August 14
will be re-creating the MMS 10th anniversary Bruce - Agora show in its entirety!
Sunday August 15 Chicago-based B1G T1ME
will perform the works of Tom Waits
Saturday July 31 Hands down easily one of the best British albums of this year. Virgin Radio-UK Also
Thursday July 22 From Margot & The Nuclear So and So's
Tomorrow Night- Wednesday July 7
"Chambers' brand of blues is a no-frills blend of Chicago, Texas, and Delta styles, played with an understated sense of ferocity. Sean came to wail, and he does so with a transparent sense of devotion and scholarship to the music he plays so well." LIVING BLUES MAGAZINE -Sean toured with the legendary Hubert Sumlin as his guitarist and band leader from 1998-2003.
Sunday July 11
multi-instrumentalist and songwriter who creates lush and haunting folk-pop. + &
Yes I Book The Blues! Sunday September 26 Nominated by The Blues Foundation for The 2010 Blues Music Award for Acoustic Artist Of The Year
So don't miss this one!
FYI-All show's are all ages and the kitchen is open until I go home!
All shows are all ages. Weekend shows (Fri.&Sat.) start at 9:00 p.m. and weekday shows start at 8:00 p.m. unless otherwise noted, with doors 2 hours before show time. Dinner reservations are suggested. You can make them by calling 216 902 4663. Dinner reservations must be made for at least an hour or more before show time.
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Tonight
Friday July 30 CD release Party
The Hey Yoos is an all girls pop/punk band from Cleveland . Mara on the guitar and also vocal, Luna on the Bass, Kate on the drums
Influences: Blink 182, Brand New, Rancid, Nirvana, Taking Back Sunday, The Misfits, NOFX, Bad Religion, All Time Low, Sublime $5 Donation 9pm Saturday July 31 A night of Phenomenal Acoustic artists - I dare you to compare - Best show in town - Hands Down! singer and songwriter for UK band, Budapest Melodic alternative rock - an Englishman's soundtrack to New York. His latest solo album was selected by Britsound Radio (syndicated on 23 stations in 5 countries) as the "#1 British Album of the Year," John is also the bass player for James Blunt and recently recorded bass on the Simon Cowell Haiti relief cover of 'Everybody Hurts" which hit #1 in the UK. He's an incredible artist. As Heard on From The Living Room to The Loft!
"Easily one of the best British albums of this year. If there is any justice in this world then John Garrison will gain a larger audience from this album, which is full of songs that soar and shimmer in their emotional intensity. Listening to Departures means you'll go places emotionally that few albums are capable of taking you to. As authentic as it gets." +
This Chicago born, guitar slinging songwriter just hit the top forty iTunes charts with his 5.25.2010 EP release "After the Morning After". “Todd Carey not only attracts your attention, he holds it…Carey's music is filled with class, style and the occasional electric guitar that strokes the listeners' curiosity level making it an easy decision to want to hear more” Plus
Returns, Reinvigorated, With Come On Kid'I know I've still got a lot to prove, but I'm ready,' the 'American Idol' castoff says of his debut, due September 14.Josiah Leming knows you've probably forgotten about him. After all, there was a time not that long ago when he had forgotten about himself too. "Absolutely, people have forgotten me, and rightfully so. I haven't given them too much to think about," he laughed. "I basically disappeared for a while. I had let the momentum drop. I hadn't been writing. I was stubborn, and I was not prepared to fully dedicate myself to this. I had completely lost touch. And then, three little words popped into my head." Those words were "Come On Kid," a mantra he kept repeating to himself as he fought to rediscover the spark that had made him a standout on "American Idol" back in 2008 (despite not even making the top 24 ) and earned him an unheard-of contract with Warner Bros. Records soon after. Eventually, the phrase drove him to ditch his two-bedroom apartment in Los Angeles, disconnect from all the distractions — both external and internal — that had kept him from finishing his Warner full-length, and, as he puts it, "re-center himself." And for all of those reasons, there was really nothing else Leming could call his debut, which will finally see the light of day September 14. It's an album that showcases not only his skills as a singer/songwriter (which were pretty apparent early on ), but his newfound sense of maturity too. And that, really, was the key all along. "A lot of people that get off 'Idol' and jump into a contract don't think there's any more development to be done, since there's a fanbase now. And I was definitely like that," he said. "I was a little cocky, I wanted it all right away, and [Warner] realized they needed to develop me. They told me that I needed to keep writing, that I needed to be ready mentally, and that there was really no choice but to wait until I was ready. "But I kept writing songs that I liked, and the label liked them, too, but they just didn't feel like there was a single for radio, so they didn't want to put an album out," he continued. "And I was getting more and more frustrated, because, really, I wasn't ready to do the work. Like I've always done, I wanted to run. When I was young, I ran away from home. After 'Idol' didn't work out, I ran from that. And I wanted to run from this. But, luckily, I didn't." Leming said he had an awakening last summer, after his mother died following a lengthy battle with cancer . He realized he had no other options, that making music was his dream, and he was about to blow a tremendous opportunity. Inspired, he parted ways with his previous management team, got back to writing and told the label that he was finally ready to work. "I just realized that I was meant to do this, there was no other plan," he said. "So I sat down and figured out how I was going to make this work." And the end result is, finally, Come On Kid. While its release should be triumph enough, the newly invigorated Leming is hitting the road hard to promote it, playing new songs and still aiming for the stars, despite the fact that most folks have forgotten his name. His new mission, he said, is to change that. "I like being the man down, and I know I've still got a lot to prove, but I'm ready," he said. "The dream is still there, and I've still got the same lofty and unrealistic goals. Why wouldn't I? I'm a 21-year-old kid." ALSO a unique blend of funk, rock, freestyle, acoustic hip-hop with a soul deeply rooted in authenticity and optimism and fire-breathing!!!!
Free - Pay As You Go Show-9pm you just give what ever you think The artist(s) deserves to the doorman as you leave!
Monday August 2
We have a few special guest tonight! Chicago Rock 'n Roll with a new Spin!
"Harnessing a love of gritty classic rock and 70s punk, this "power trio" delivers driving rock and roll at its purest. Their self-titled EP is catchy, straightforward and fit for rocking out, and their imminent follow-up is sure to follow suit." - Frank Krolicki, Chicago Rock Music Examiner Sad-Bastard Balladeer & Neo-Folk-Rock Troubadour
“Ullman loosely modulates his voice from pin-drop softness to soul-tearing intensity. [His] music takes the listener to a place inside that’s so distinct, it’s almost a geographic location.” –Theresa Wolfe, LUNA NEGRA MAGAZINE “David’s got a good, earthy, organic quality. His songwriting is very honest [with] a good sense of humor and very sing-able lines and melodies. “Déjà vu” would stand head to head with any Howie Day or Matt Nathanson tune.” –Jana Pochop, Indie-Music.com
Tosca Abigail, has been writing and composing music for as long as she can remember.
The Clergymen are a rock band originally formed in Orlando, Florida in 2005. The group relocated to Chicago, Illinois in 2009 and has since consisted of Neil Candelora (bass, vocals), Bobby Ferrera (rhythm guitar, vocals), Brendan Lazar (drums), and David Paige (lead guitar/vocals). Influenced by the greats of early rock and roll, the band has been building up a local buzz in Chicago, recording their first official EP, and preparing for their first tour in July 2010. With strong concentration on songwriting, vocal arrangements, and live performance, the Clergymen incorporate the retro sounds of the British invasion in their fast-paced, danceable songs. Since their relocation, the Clergymen have been featured in several independent films and even in an advertisement for the 2010 Manifest, Columbia College's end-of-the-year festival. At Columbia College, Candelora, Ferrera, Lazar, and Paige have studied under Gary Yerkins of the Insiders and Nicholas Tremulis. Candelora and Paige were also featured in performances with Ivan Neville and Joan Osborne. Candelora, the youngest member of the band, is a very picky eater. Ferrera, the oldest member, loses his cell phone often. Lazar purchased a drumset from Bun E. Carlos of Cheap Trick, and Paige has a dog named Max and a bunny named Coco. AND
Soul-Searching Indie/Acoustic Music that has been described as "Undeniably Catchy and Thought-Provoking..." While blending ambient guitars with crisp catchy vocals, Otis has been compared to the likes of Death Cab For Cutie, Bob Dylan, Bloc Party, and Bright Eyes. Lyrically speaking, Otis deals with such themes as the nature of morality, religion, existentialism, and philosophy. Otis gets listeners to break free from the constraints of everyday existence, while questioning if they are happy with who they are at this very moment.
8pm FREE
Tuesday August 3
New York City based pop/folk singer/songwriter Heather Wise and her vocal harmony duo-partner Michael Wilhoite are Cleveland natives. Heather studied with Cleveland jazz great Ernie Krivda and played bass with the Lakeland Jazz Impact. She also sang in the Cleveland Orchestra Children's Chorus. In the past few years, Heather has played Nashville, Austin, New York, FL and Ohio. Her debut record comes out in September on her own S2K Records imprint and was recorded at Dreamland Studios in the Catskills, NY and mastered at Avatar Studios, NYC. also From NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
"There are some people on this earth with soul of a poet. Even if they don't dabble in verse, you recognize them immediately-by a sparkle in the eye, the gentleness of tone, the way they can look at the ordinary and see something extraordinary. Matthew Perryman Jones has such a soul. Following in the footsteps of Leonard Cohen and John Lennon, Jones brings his poetry to life with a rock sensibility and gritty vocals. The entire album is superb..." Plus Special Guest NPR Says=Warm, Soulful, Smokey, Exuberant!
Kim Taylor's music combines emotional songwriting (a la Fiona Apple) with soulful jazz influences (a la Billie Holiday), and the result sounds mellow and evocative, with simple arrangements that don't distract from her smoky, exuberant vocals. Taylor has been playing piano and singing at church since she was a girl, so writing and performing her own songs represented a natural step. She lived in Florida until she moved to Cincinnati to complete her (still-unfinished) English degree, and resumed performing once she arrived. But when the songs didn't seem as honest as she wanted, she stopped writing until inspiration struck again. Her new album is the warm, lovely Little Miracle
Starting at 7pm
Wednesday August 4 From MARION, Indiana +
Friday August 6 Blending elements of New Wave, Funk, Blues and Rock, Philadelphia singer/songwriter
Saturday August 7 Cleveland's Premier Blues Band Hard driving blues, blazing guitar & screamin harmonica. Cleveland's premier blues band. Electric blues with a raw Cleveland industrial edge.
Sunday August 8 & FREE - 8pm
Monday August 9 As a part of our Monday Nite Open Mic Special Guest From Honolulu, HI
Tuesday August 10 Indie Folk Rock From Boston, Massachusetts
9pm FREE
Wednesday August 11 at 7pm An Awesome night of indie Acoustic Rock!!
Friday August 13 + from Chicago 9pm FREE
Saturday August 14 Recreating The Bruce Springsteen 78 Agora Showin it's entirety!
Get Ready to to Kick Out Those SUMMER TIME BLUES!
Sunday August 15 performing the music of Tom Waits
Monday August 16 Special American Nomad ( San Francisco ) Leaving Countries ( Athens GA) Dum Spiro Spero (San Francisco) Alan Madej Band ( Cleveland/Tremont ) Just Added As featured on NPR's All Songs Considered and WXRT's Local Anesthetic The Spend-(Chicago)
Tuesday August 17 From ATLANTA, GA. / CHARLESTON, South Carolina "The Landsquid has evolved from a dormant, ocean-dwelling beast to a terrestrial dance-machine." - the kraken
The live electronic power group CHRONICLES OF THE LANDSQUID continues to evolve and explore uncharted musical realms. Their live shows feature a full dance party experience containing elements of electronica, drum & bass, breakbeats, dubstep, glitch, progressive trance, hip hop, and beyond. The main objective is get everybody out on dance floor.
Thursday August 19 From Guelph, Ontario Canada R&B / Nu-Jazz / Afro-beat Looking for an opener!
Friday August 20 "...guitar jangle, and upbeat sonic approach..." $10 Donation, 8pm
Saturday August 21 Nashville based- shaking up the Music City's music scene with catchy, soulful rock and roll!
Sunday August 22 Fund Raiser
Wednesday August 25 From Key West
FRIDAY AUGUST 27 If you were to mix up a little bit of The Indigo Girls, Brad Paisley, The Black Crowes, and Bruce Springsteen in a bowl you would have the uniquely fresh sound that best describes The Bereznak Brothers Band!
Free-After The Indians fireworks≈10pm
Monday August 30 As a part of our Monday Nite Open Mic Special Guest From Birmingham, Alabama- Progressive / Indie / Rock
Tuesday August 31 Progressive / Folk / Pop BMS incorporates unconventional instrumentation to create a unique sound within modern popular music. Mixing a wide range of styles and influences, from baroque classical violin to punk rock drumming, the group also draws from folk, roots rock, jazz and even new age! Black Mountain Symphony showcases an eclectic range of influences, blended together to create their own special sound. From haunting folk-tinged ballads to rocking dance numbers, the five-piece band sprinkles their live sets with hints of everything from classical music to bits of Motown, blues and jazz.
Wednesday September 1 Maestros of "Mirth, Melody and Mayhem!" $7 Donation, 8pm
Thursday September 2
Saturday September 4 Doors at 8:30 9pm FREE
Thursday September 9 8pm
Wednesday September 15
Sunday September 26 opening $10 Suggested Donation
Monday, September 27 PAPER Magazine Names Rogers the ‘Next Big Thing’ Regina Spektor (on Speed) Meets Juliana Hatfield +
Thursday Sept 30 “Classic Roots Reggae for the Conscious Mind”
Friday October 1 Sexy, smooth, sultry, well-trained yet twangy. . .a voice that's uniquely pretty and strong. Songs that blend Americana, folk, old country and rock.
Tuesday October 26 Classical, Folk, Jazz, Blues, Songs, Spanish finger-picking guitarist "...So here we have another fine example of the prodigious talent which is treading the boards in UK clubs. That said, if you see his name flagged up in your area, go along – based on this set you could be in for a very entertaining night." Roy Bainton, Blues Matters , UK – March 2009 $10 Donation-8pm
FYI-All show's are all ages and the kitchen is open until I go home! WILBERT'S is Great Music + Delicious food In An Intimate Setting = What a Concept!
Celebrating Over 27 Years Of Presenting Live Music In The Cleveland Area |