Oct
18
7:00 PM19:00

THE LONESOME BROTHERS

Lonesome Brothers formed in 1985 and have been alt-country Americana favorites since before the terms Alt-country and Americana were coined. Ray Mason fronts Lonesome Brothers on bass and Jim Armenti on guitar, backed by former Blood Oranges drummer Keith Levreault. Ray and Jim share songwriting and vocal duties and have perfected a warm, comfortable, and often humorous style that weaves personal insights, experiences, and homespun characters and stories into the fabric of their music. These accomplished musicians love a wide array of music and have played with an incredibly varied roster of players who run the gamut from punk rock and avant-jazz to traditional Yiddish and Klezmer music.

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Oct
4
7:00 PM19:00

SKYLAB funk & Crepes Nanou Food Truck

 SkyLab is a 6 piece jazz/funk/fusion group led by New Haven trumpeter, composer and activist Nick Di Maria. SkyLab blends the hard driving grooves of funk under infectious and catchy jazz melodies. The vibe of the band and its music is explorative, original and simply danceable. According to Herbie Hancock’s HeadHunters drummer Mike Clark, “these guys can groove their butts off!”

Crepes Nanou will be serving 5-8pm

Music might be outside or inside…TBD

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Sep
27
7:00 PM19:00

WOODFORD WAY

Woodford Way was officially founded by Kyle and Jeff in 2006. However the two have been learning to create music together since they were 12 years old. They have musically developed side by side to this day. While at times joined by other accomplished musicians; Woodford Way has always primarily been a two-piece vocal and guitar group. K

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Sep
12
7:00 PM19:00

Johanna Rose Quartet

Johanna Rose is a New Orleans-based singer, songwriter, upright bassist, and street performer making music that lives somewhere between jazz and the gutter. Her sound — smoky, sultry, sometimes chaotic — walks the line between beauty and grit. With vocals that can cut or soothe, and bass lines that feel like heartbeat and tension at once, Rose builds songs that don’t ask permission. It’s jazz with a crooked grin — rooted in tradition, but not staying there.

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