Tuesday, December 24, 2019

January 2020!

Friday, January 3rd
An Evening with Kevin Seconds, Bobby Jordan, Grub Mitchell and Alex Walker
Kevin Seconds is back with another songwriter's in the round session. Bobby Jordan is an Americana/singer-songwriter who plays in the Mr. T Experience, Slattern V, Knockoffs, Red Star Memorial, Go National, and the Decibels. Grub-dog Mitchell is the fearless leader of Loose Engines and Grub-dog & the Amazing Sweethearts and his songs are heartfelt stories in an indie country/Americana style. Alex's reverbnation page has him compared to Elliott Smith, Keane,Pedro The Lion, Toad the Wet Sprocket, and Gotye. Meowzers
https://www.facebook.com/officialkevinseconds/?fref=ts
https://www.facebook.com/events/2291812917718684/

Saturday, January 4th
Solidarity
Solidarity plays funky jazz-rock.
https://soundcloud.com/patreilly?fbclid=IwAR0SURRve6WtT1xQDNmlkm4Zis1yB78Pr8Np2tKThv-GieSIpktlOm_Vs10


Friday, January 10th
According to Bazooka and Kally & Ally O'Mally
According to Bazooka's catchy songwriting style has a retro feel of the 1960s. These melodic musings feature three point harmony and a folk-rock vibe that calls to mind a nostalgic era of pop music. According to Bazooka features Richard Urbino (vocals, guitar), René Martucci, (vocals, accordion) and Jamie Knapp (vocals, upright bass). The O'Mally Sisters, Kally & Ally, specialize in Americana-pop fun-times. Ally sings backup and plays her rock & roll violin to Kally's original chunes with a few familiar covers thrown in. Cheers!
Saturday, January 11th
Scott Paul Graham
Scott is a long time Sacramento musician from somewhere up near Folsom and has his own music school, Graham Music Pros. Support great local live music at your favorite pub!
https://www.facebook.com/SixStringUSA/

Friday, January 17th
Trans Takeover VII featuring Gender Trash, Davey, Diana Ramsey, and Temple K. Kirk
Trans Takeover VIII featuring Gender Trash (punk from Solano County), Davey (comedy), Diana Ramsey (comedy), and Temple K. Kirk (danceable propaganda)
https://www.facebook.com/events/452968392321031/

Saturday, January 18th
The Tentpole The Bard Show (live talk show)


https://archive.org/details/@tentpolethebard

Friday, January 24th
Alex Walker, Nice Monster, and Richard March
Nice Monster features sweet sweet Matthew Gerken on vocals and they play fun, melodic, progressive rock. As a songwriter/storyteller, March is a modern day throwback to the melodic, progressive country music stars of several decades ago when folks like Mickey Newbury, Kris Kristofferson and Glen Campbell were regularly heard on radio and seen on evening television.

Saturday, January 25th
Unchained - A Western Music Experience
Bobby Dickson of the Cash Prophets plays all American country and western music.
https://www.facebook.com/cashprophets/

Friday, January 31st
Joe Kojima Gray, Scotty McConaha, and Jereme Greene
Joe does heavy songwriting and he does it hard with his extreme bar-rock band 50-Watt Heavy. Scott plays whimsical and melodic pop tunes as a Jingle Monk and is an incredible drummer. Garage and glam rock n' roll singer-songwriter, Jereme Greene is the extraordinary frontman for Mondo Deco. Enjoy great local music at your favorite pub!

https://www.facebook.com/50-Watt-Heavy-308215529202239/

https://www.facebook.com/TheJingleMonkies/

https://www.facebook.com/MondoDecoMusic/

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Thursday, November 21, 2019

December 2019

Friday, December 6th
Fundraiser for SAC SAFE SPACE with Be Brave Bold Robot, Justin Farren, Drop Dead Red, and John Elliott
DEC 6 Friday, 9pm Fox and Goose (10th and R streets Sacramento), Fundraiser for Sacramento Safe Space for Unhomed Youth DBA Engage Inc., Kimberley Church's regional homeless assistance empire. Justin Farren, John Elliott (SF), Be Brave Bold Robot, some Drop Dead Red members Carly DuHain and Coday Anthony... it's just gone be super cool. Dean will be turning 42. Coday will be turning some other perfectly sexy age. So much to celebrate, so many people to help out a bit. An easy $10 cover. PLEASE ALSO BRING used items if you have them: SLEEPING BAGS, TENTS, JACKETS, and BACKPACKS. Sac Safe Space hands these items out to under 30 year old younger homeless citizens who need them. Thanks!
https://www.facebook.com/events/561261857977470/
https://www.facebook.com/bebraveboldrobot/
https://www.facebook.com/JustinFarrenMusic/
https://www.facebook.com/dropdeadredmusic/
https://www.facebook.com/johnelliottishere/

Saturday, December 7th
Band of Coyotes, Cuchulain, and Alex Walker
Alex Walker has been compared to Elliott Smith, Keane, Pedro The Lion, Toad the Wet Sprocket, and Gotye. Cuchulain (pronounced "ka-HOO-lin") is a folky singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist born in the Carolinas and currently based in California. Band of Coyotes came together as vagabond songwriters who drifted into California’s diverse music scene and began blending their sounds and stories into a unique mix of rock, folk, and blues.
https://www.reverbnation.com/alexwalker1
https://www.cuchulainkelly.com/
https://www.facebook.com/TheBandofCoyotes/

Friday, December 13th
Teo, Beane, & Crow, and John DeNecochea
Teo, Beane and Crow: 3 old guys playing folk and rock covers from the 60's to today. John does rockin' Americana.

Saturday, December 14th
According to Bazooka and Kally & Ally O'Mally
According to Bazooka's catchy songwriting style has a retro feel of the 1960s. These melodic musings feature three point harmony and a folk-rock vibe that calls to mind a nostalgic era of pop music. According to Bazooka features Richard Urbino (vocals, guitar), René Martucci, (vocals, accordion) and Jamie Knapp (vocals, upright bass). The O'Mally Sisters, Kally & Ally, specialize in Americana-pop fun-times. Ally sings backup and plays her rock & roll violin to Kally's original chunes with a few familiar covers thrown in. Cheers!

Friday, December 20th
Working Man Blues Band
WMBB: A high octane rock and electric blues band bringing you heavy versions of Hendrix, King, Guy and all the blues hero’s tunes plus a few originals.


Saturday, December 21st
Rock for Tots with Wareren Bishop, adrean Bourgeois, Larisa Bryski, Natalie Cortez, Hans Eberbach, Christopher Fairlman, Aviel Haberman, Erik Hanson, Jeannie Howell, Gillian Underwood, Adam Varona, and Alex Walker
Benefit for Toys for Tots, $5 or a toy.

Friday, December 27th
Güero and Be Brave Bold Robot

About Be Brave: "if you love Cake and Barenaked Ladies, you should REALLY check this band out. They are the REAL DEAL - smart, funny, great sound - the whole enchilada, Sacramento Style."
- a woman named Meircee
About Güero: [(g)weɾo] • Güero es una banda de rock independiente con guitarra, banjo, piano, bajo y batería.
https://soundcloud.com/guerotheband
https://www.facebook.com/bebraveboldrobot/

Saturday, December 28th
Smokey Red and Ally & Kally O'Mally
Smokey Red plays a variety of rock, blues, funk, and original Americana. The O'Mally Sisters, Kally & Ally, specialize in Americana-pop fun-times. Ally sings backup and plays her rock & roll violin to Kally's original chunes with a few familiar covers thrown in. Cheers!
https://www.facebook.com/SmokeyRedband/

Tuesday, December 31st
New Year's Eve with DJ Larry

Spend your New Year’s Eve with us, and shake your tambourine to the solid funk and soul sounds of Larry Rodriguez. This is by far the best year-end dance party in town, so get the crew together, and let’s ring in the New Year at your favorite pub!
https://www.facebook.com/flowervato
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Friday, October 25, 2019

nov too

Friday, November 1st
Would-Be Train Robbers, Basement Noize, and Stephen Ruderman
Would-Be Train Robbers is a little bit indie, a little bit jammy, and a whole lotta rock ’n’ roll, with influences ranging from early Aerosmith and Elvis Costello to the Strokes and Alabama Shakes. S
https://www.facebook.com/WouldBeTrainRobbers/


Saturday, November 2nd
Close to Normal and The Edna Garrett Experience

Close to Normal focuses on the no nonsense early years of alternative rock and roll. Original material combines the sounds of early alternative, punk, roots, hard rock, and country and western to form a unique "old school" rock & roll sound. The Edna Garrett Experience rocks out to an eclectic mix of songs from the 1970’s to the 2000’s.
http://www.reverbnation.com/closetonormal
https://www.facebook.com/closetonormal/

Friday, November 8th
Kentucky Trust Fund and Alex Walker


Alex Walker has been compared to Elliott Smith, Keane, Pedro The Lion, Toad the Wet Sprocket, and Gotye. KTF is a 5 piece Americana/eclectic band from Sacramento, made up of current and former members of the New Past, Delta City Ramblers, and Mezcal Aces.

Saturday, November 9th
According to Bazooka and Amy Bleu
According to Bazooka's catchy songwriting style has a retro feel of the 1960s. These melodic musings feature three point harmony and a folk-rock vibe that calls to mind a nostalgic era of pop music. According to Bazooka features Richard Urbino (vocals, guitar), René Martucci, (vocals, accordion) and Jamie Knapp (vocals, upright bass). Amy Bleu's music is punk/pop-folk on guitar and ukulele. Her vocals range from a controlled scream to a mesmerizing lullaby, and are hauntingly beautiful. Her lyrics poetically express anguish and joy.  Hi.
http://amybleuband.webs.com/

Friday, November 15th
Bad Barnacles and Nice Monster

Sacramento's Bad Barnacles play swampy garage surf. Nice Monster features sweet sweet Matthew Gerken on vocals and they play fun, melodic, progressive rock.
https://www.facebook.com/thebadbarnacles/
https://www.instagram.com/thebadbarnacles/?

Saturday, November 16th
Rip & Stomp Rock Show with Whoville & Roa Brothers
Join Rita and Eddie of The Roa Band, and a revolving cast of characters as we serve up an odd and eclectic mix of classic Americana, Folk-Rock, and Lo-Fi Indie coupled with classic singer-songwriter wordsmithing. And Whoville are a Who tribute band!
https://www.facebook.com/events/1458136000994425/https://www.facebook.com/RoaBrothersBand/
https://www.facebook.com/whovilletribute/


Friday, November 22nd
Hans & the Hot Mess and Scott McConaha

HANS! and the HOT MESS has been on a bit of a hiatus while the unstoppable Miss Nyxi Ruhbeckuh Bass nabbed herself a MASTERS DEGREE, but they’re jumping back in with NEW SONGS and NEW SOUNDS for 2020. THIS FRIDAY, 11/22 at the Fox and Goose they’ll be firing up the grooves and shining up the bright bits for a slap happy come together get down inside the warm walls of the Fox and Goose, for the last last time this year before shaking up the mix for the next rotation around the sun. Get out, get twisted and come hang with us one more time in two zero one nine.🤘🏼
https://www.facebook.com/HANSandtheHOTMESS/

Saturday, November 23rd
Missing Pigeons, Velvetwavez, and LJ Johnson

Missing Pigeons (post-punk), Velvetwavez (comedy/spoken word), LJ Johnson, $10-$5 sliding scale NOTAFLOF

See the live debut of Missing Pigeons, Sacramento's newest queerest post-punk/jazz/rock band, complete with go-go dancer! Velvetwavez and Lj Johnson will also take the stage, along with a special secret performer TBA. $10-$5 sliding scale NOTAFLOF, 21+.

Friday, November 29th
Old Cotton Dreary and Wellsville
OCD play both kinds of music, Rock and Roll. Wellsville is an eclectic mixture of blues, rock, with just enough honky tonk to keep you grinning.
https://www.facebook.com/wellsvillemusic/
https://www.facebook.com/Old-Cotton-Dreary-10150149440585646/

Saturday, November 30th
The Sacto Storytellers and Empress Niko & the Lion's Paw


The Sacto Storytellers strive to move your feet with a blend of ska, rocksteady, reggae, and soul riddums delivered with an unapologetic punk rock attitude. Sacramento's Empress Niko and The Lions Paw features big talent and good vibes. A band that is always ready to rock crowds with its dance-able roots reggae tunes and hypnotic rhythms and vocals. Their's is a love infused righteous elevation of reggae music, which aims to build a Lions Paw tribe in every city and town.
https://www.facebook.com/EmpressNikoandLionsPaw/
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