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October 06, 2018: 8:00 PM: Saturday Anthony Geraci and the Boston Blues All-Stars
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Thursday June 21, 2018: 8:00 PM
$20.00 Admission: BYOB: Air Conditioned
$20.00 Admission: BYOB: Air Conditioned
Drummer and composer, Alex Snydman, launched himself onto the modern jazz landscape with his 2013 debut album entitled Fortunate Action. "Alex Snydman has offered the listening public a new level of sound, with accolade-blanketed reactions" and Brent Black of Critical Jazz declaring the album as "One of the best for 2013...4.5 Stars...on point in every possible fashion."
Alex has performed at major jazz clubs sharing the stage with artists such as Grammy winner Charles Neville, Larry Koonse, Grace Kelly, Avery Sharpe, Joe Sanders, Felipe Salles, Miro Sprague, Tatum Greenblatt, Chris Pattishall, Josh Johnson, Danny Janklow and many more.
Alex has performed at major jazz clubs sharing the stage with artists such as Grammy winner Charles Neville, Larry Koonse, Grace Kelly, Avery Sharpe, Joe Sanders, Felipe Salles, Miro Sprague, Tatum Greenblatt, Chris Pattishall, Josh Johnson, Danny Janklow and many more.
Thursday June 28, 2018: 8:00 PM
$20.00 Admission: BYOB: Air Conditioned
$20.00 Admission: BYOB: Air Conditioned
Heather Pierson, Pianist/vocalist is a veteran performer in the Mount Washington Valley. Known to many as the leader of The Heather Pierson Quartet, Heather has performed at the legendary Preservation Hall in New Orleans and studied traditional jazz under David Boeddinghaus, musical director and pianist for the award winning documentary film *Crumb*.
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Saturday July 14, 2018: 8:00 PM
$20.00 Admission: BYOB: Air Conditioned
$20.00 Admission: BYOB: Air Conditioned
Orlando Baxter exploded onto the Boston comedy scene in 2005, and was quickly established as one of the areas hottest young comics. His fresh perspective and unique relatability soon made this former high school teacher a fan favorite and led to a string of finalist positions in a host of contests and festivals all over the world including NBC’s ‘Stand Up for Diversity’, Boston Comedy Festival, Montreux Comedy Festival, Johannesburg International Comedy Festival, Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Turku Comedy Festival, and the Melbourne Comedy Festival. Orlando currently tours across the country performing at clubs and colleges at home and overseas, and when he's not doing his own thing, you can catch him on the road opening for Whitney Cummings and Jo Koy. In 2016, Orlando made his late night TV debut on the Conan show on TBS.
Joining Orlando is Larry Myles. "One of the best kept secrets in Boston, it's just a matter of time before Larry Myles achieves national notoriety. "Like the amiable wise guy you met at the local bar you love to hear complain about the Red Sox. He also has a keen topical sense. I just got back from Los Angeles, it's such a big city. If you want to go anywhere you have to drive. Nobody walks in L.A. unless, of course, you're a celebrity accused of murder." (The Boston Globe)
Joining Orlando is Larry Myles. "One of the best kept secrets in Boston, it's just a matter of time before Larry Myles achieves national notoriety. "Like the amiable wise guy you met at the local bar you love to hear complain about the Red Sox. He also has a keen topical sense. I just got back from Los Angeles, it's such a big city. If you want to go anywhere you have to drive. Nobody walks in L.A. unless, of course, you're a celebrity accused of murder." (The Boston Globe)
$20.00 Admission: BYOB: Air Conditioned
Three time winner of "Most Outstanding Harmonica Player" in The New Hampshire Blues Audience Magazine’s Reader's Poll, Cheryl is a veteran of the New England Blues scene since the late 80’s. She is a triple threat – singer, songwriter and blows the harp like there is no tomorrow. A top-notch entertainer that loves what she does and shares that love and excitement with her bandmates and audiences.
The Blues was born to lift your spirits and The Cheryl Arena band carries on that tradition and delivers that message with every performance! When this band hits the stage you are in for some good time swingin‘, rockin‘ and funky music!
The Blues was born to lift your spirits and The Cheryl Arena band carries on that tradition and delivers that message with every performance! When this band hits the stage you are in for some good time swingin‘, rockin‘ and funky music!
$20.00 Admission: BYOB: Air Conditioned
Tony Sarno is a singer, guitarist, and songwriter who has recorded numerous critically-acclaimed Rock and Blues albums. Tony has toured the United States, Canada, Europe, Australia, Argentina, and Mexico with his band as well as the David Clayton Thomas’ Blood Sweat and Tears, Hollander, The Dee Archer Band, and The Peter Tork Project. He has many published songs and pieces written for TV. Tony produced international releases “The Thunderhawks”, “Tony Sarno (Tony Sarno)”, “Silent night (Tony Sarno)”, Sooner or later (Dee Archer) and Tony Sarno & the Screamin’ Blue Demons’ “It’s a blues thing”. He produces music for CBS Sports and Big Fish Audio.
He shared numerous concert bills with B.B. King, as well as bills with Stevie Ray Vaughan, Hall & Oates, Johnny Winter, and Little Feat. Tony has recorded for CBS/Holland, Icehouse/Priority, Marconi, and Bandwidth Records. His music appeared in The Craig Brewer film Poor & Hungry, and on the Masters of Blues cd compilation with Albert King, Buddy Guy, and the Allman Brothers Band. He was a Resident Artist at The Bose Corporation, aiding in the development of the L1 sound system.
He shared numerous concert bills with B.B. King, as well as bills with Stevie Ray Vaughan, Hall & Oates, Johnny Winter, and Little Feat. Tony has recorded for CBS/Holland, Icehouse/Priority, Marconi, and Bandwidth Records. His music appeared in The Craig Brewer film Poor & Hungry, and on the Masters of Blues cd compilation with Albert King, Buddy Guy, and the Allman Brothers Band. He was a Resident Artist at The Bose Corporation, aiding in the development of the L1 sound system.