Tickets - Summer Concert Series
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July 31, 2021
Craig Bickhardt
$30.00Buy TicketsCraig BickhardtCountry singer/songwriter/guitarist Craig Bickhardt was born in Pennsylvania and got his big break when he wrote and sang two songs on the soundtrack to the 1983 film “Tender Mercies.” That prompted a move to Nashville, where he began playing sessions, starting with background vocals on Reba McEntire’s 1984 album “My Kind of Country,” and pitching his songs. As is usual in Nashville, most of those songs were collaborations with other writers.“That’s How You Know When Love’s Right,” written with Wendy Waldman, was a Top Ten country hit for Nicolette Larson with Steve Wariner in 1986. In 1987, Bickhardt wrote two country Top Fives, “You’re the Power” (with F.C. Collins) for Kathy Mattea and the chart-topper “I Know Where I’m Going” (with Brent Maher and Don Schlitz) for The Judds.—
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July 24, 2021
Deb Callahan Band and April Mae and The June Bugs
$30.00Buy TicketsApril Mae & The June Bugs are Americana under the influence of jump blues, rockabilly and swing with a dab of N’awlins for extra spice. With smoke and honey vocals, washboard, upright bass, cigar-box guitar, banjo, and mandolin, serving up high energy and deep vintage vibes their specialty. As their biodiesel Boogie Bus proclaims it really is “All About The Boogie!”
Philly’s blues-soul singer Deb Callahan recently celebrated 20 years of performing, touring, recording and entertaining music fans both regionally and around the United States.
“Deb Callahan is a shouter, a crooner, a soul-belter and above all a gifted lyrical interpreter. She could sing the phone book and make it sound good.”
Living Blues Magazine
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June 13, 2021
Happy Hour Concert with Suzie Brown and Scot Sax *Plus Wanderlust “All A View” Exclusive Screening
$30.00Buy TicketsScot Sax
Career in 60 WordsFormed Wanderlust (RCA), opened for The Who,wrote/performed song in film American Pie (Gold Record),formed FEEL (Curb),co-wrote Grammy-winning Faith Hill/Tim McGraw duet ,toured with Robert Plant/Alison Krauss,worked with Don Was, released documentary “Platinum Rush”starring Lisa Loeb and Oliver Wood,created videos for Lucinda Williams“Car Wheels On A Gravel Road” 20th Anniversary Tour.Suzie Brown“Bluesy, folky, achy, sweet-voiced Suzie Brown. A practicing cardiologist pursuing a career in singing (her own songs) and playing the guitar, she’s part Emmylou Harris, part Allison Krauss, and totally worth seeing.” -Philadelphia Magazine -
July 17, 2021
Smash Palace
$30.00Buy TicketsSmash Palace returns with their 12th CD (titled “Right As Rain”), with 5 rock ‘n roll tracks designed to be your soundtrack for the summer 2018. The Butler brothers do what they do best… 60′s jangle rock, 70′s rock swagger, 80′s power pop, 90′s Brit ROCK N ROLL BAND all rolled into a contemporary style that’s all their own. It’s like listening to songs you know but haven’t heard before. If this is your first Smash Palace listening experience, you’ve picked a great place to start because the band just keeps getting better with each release. It’s the sound of a band that’s the real deal; a dedicated band that’s paid its dues and continues to create some of the best melodic rock n roll you’ll ever hear. The Butler brothers were first discovered by Hilly Kristal at CBGB’s then signed to Columbia Records. The band then moved on to Epic Records and now records for Zip Records. They were rediscovered by label president Art Herman after playing a show at the Cavern Club in Liverpool, 2005. This is the band’s eighth CD release for Zip Records.