7pm- Calvin S. Bennett
Genre: Americana
For fans of: john cale, willie nelson, leonard cohen, bob Dylan, mazzy star
Songs from the rolling hills of Kansas to the pharmacy aisles of cough syrup. Waves from Wexford, Ireland washing onto the shore.
“more guts than you can hang on a fence” F5/Wichita Ks.
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Value-Of-Black-Licorice-by-Calvin-S-Bennett/110301612392819?ref=hl
https://www.facebook.com/calvin.s.bennett.3
8pm- Dave Hogan
Genre: Americana/Alt.country
For fans of: Son Volt, Wilco, Neil Young
Dave Hogan is a guitarist and vocalist. His musical style ranges from acoustic Americana and bluegrass to electric-guitar driven alt. country, to improvisational jams. "When Dave Hogan comes, he brings the ghosts of the honky tonks and the spirits of Parsons and Marriot, tales of road-weary love and better days ahead. A rare opportunity to see him alive and acoustic. Don't miss him."
"Dave Hogan is certainly a major player in the new breed of regional Americana." – Examiner.com
"...Could’ve come out of Nashville back when country music had heart. Or like
something The Band would’ve jammed on in their Woodstock basement." – New Haven Advocate
www.davehoganmusic.com
9pm- Tom Fitzpatrick
Genre: Americana singer/songwriter
Tom FitzPatrick is a solid singer/songwriter whose style at times can be alt/folk as well as rock and blues. Tom started out honing his musical chops in the Manhattan club scene, playing gigs at such renowned and seminal venues as CBGBs, The Bitter End, and Webster Hall. The last few years have been a busy time, playing many NYC and tri-state area venues, in addition to venues outside of NY state. In addition to the solo work, Tom is also a busy working bassist, performing live with many bands, as well as, recording bass for many diverse musical projects.
www.myspace.com/fitztunes
10pm- Tommy Kodak
Genre: Country Rock/Folk
For fans of: Presidents of the United States of America, J.D. Crowe and the New South
Born from a single recording session, Tommy Kodak and the Loaders began as a studio experiment. But the Loaders decided one song wasn't enough, so they answered the call of the cockerel and produced a full length album. The process left them with an organically grown live show, and a sound that draws influence from Kentucky newgrass, 90's rock radio, and maybe something that used to ride the railroad tracks. The members of the band come from Louisville, San Francisco, and New England; it is rumored that none of them listened to the same music growing up.
tommykodak.com
