Ticket Update
LIZ LONGLEY Aug. 20 Show SOLD OUT. New Show added with Seth Glier!
THE TUBES Aug. 21 Show SOLD OUT – Second show just added!
DAVE MASON- Only 2 tickets remain for the August show!
THE ALARM- Only 38 tickets remain!
PAULA POUNDSTONE- Only 29 tickets remain!
CHRISTOPHER CROSS- Only 40 tickets remain!
MARIA MULDAUR - Only 39 tickets remain!
THE WEEPIES - Only 2 tickets remain
This Week
Friday, August 13 TUPELO NIGHT OF COMEDY
This week’s show features PJ Thibodeau and Jimmy Walsh. Two very funny guys. Our comedy nights are a lot of fun and not very expensive. Bring some friends and get a table.
Saturday, August 14 PRIVATE EVENT
We have a wedding this week at the venue. No show on Saturday.
New Bookings
September 10 BOSTON ALL STAR BLUES REVUE
Featuring Toni Lynn Washington, Monster Mike Welch, Brian Templeton, Lydia Warren, Mr. Nick and the Dirty Tricks! The Dirty tricks will be the “backing band” for all of these featured artists.
October 9 THE ASSOCIATION
It all started in 1965 with the breakup of one of the first folk rock ensembles called, “The Men”. What was originally an 11 member singing group, ultimately became the 6 man band named, “The Association!” In 1967, The Association made history being the first band anywhere to open a rock festival – the now historic, Monterey Pop Festival. One of the most successful bands to come out of the 60’s, they have sold over 80 million records, tapes, Cds and DVDs. They’ve earned a number of achievement awards as well as 6 gold records and 2 platinum records.
Original members are guitarists/vocalists Jim Yester, Larry Ramos & Russ Giguere. The group also features Larry’s brother Dell, and Jordan Cole, son of the late original member Brian Cole. This wonderful group has Seven Billboard Top 40 hit records including two #1s (“Cherish”, “Windy”), one #2 (“Never My Love”) & one #7 “Along Comes Mary”
November 28 EDDIE MONEY
In 1977, Money released his self-titled debut record and struck Double Platinum with hits such as: “Baby Hold On” and “Two Tickets To Paradise.” His follow-up album, Life For The Taking was released in 1978 and reached Platinum status again. In 1982, The Money Man topped the charts numerous times with singles “Shakin,” “Think I’m In Love” and “Take A Little Bit.” With over 28 million records sold worldwide, Eddie Money’s trademark raspy husky voice is easily recognized today. His most recent release, “Gimme Some Water” featured Vince Gill and was a top download in 2008.
This special show will include some of Eddie’s favorite Christmas songs intermingled with his classic hits.
December 9 and 10 CRASH TEST DUMMIES
There is no mistaking Brad Roberts’ voice. He may look like an average guy, now in his mid- 40s, but then he opens his mouth and his majestic baritone voice immediately conjures fond memories of such Crash Test Dummies hits at “Mmm, Mmm, Mmm, Mmm” and “Superman.” Perhaps best remembered for the acerbic folk rock sound of 1991′s The Ghosts That Haunt Me and 1993′s God Shuffled His Feet, there have nonetheless been enough hits for the band over the years to merit a couple of greatest hits packages. Through it all, the band with Roberts at the helm has touched on funk and soul, folk, electronic music and even Christmas tunes. Yet it is Roberts’ voice and offbeat lyrical sensibility that have been this beloved band’s calling cards since their founding twenty years ago. “Androgynous”, “Superman’s Song”, and “Mmm, Mmm, Mmm, Mmm”
January 14 EILEN JEWELL
Boise-born and Boston-based, Jewell has quickly distinguished herself as one of the rising stars of a new generation of roots musicians. Her first two albums, Boundary County and Letters from Sinners and Strangers were astonishingly assured efforts, which matched Jewell’s understated yet insightful songs with a rugged blend of Americana styles. They were met with a great deal of acclaim, with No Depression raving that “Jewell is showing she can wander with the best of them, and write riveting song-stories about her adventures along the way.” Indicative of Jewell’s strong following in Europe, The Word in the UK described her as “A voice of real distinction [that] manages to transcend some powerful influences and pierce the fog long enough for her own point of view to emerge.”
January 20 ENTER THE HAGGIS
Over the past three albums and five years, Toronto’s Celtic rock band Enter The Haggis has found itself at the center of a grassroots success story ever teetering on the brink of mainstream success. From playing Celtic festivals to headlining them, and from the festival circuit to selling out multiple nights in rock venues, ETH has blazed a path with heavy and almost constant touring up and down the East Coast, to Canada, the West Coast and back again, winning over success one fan, one town, one region at a time.
The band has made waves in the genre, landing high Billboard and iTunes World Music chart positions as well as major television appearances on shows like Live With Regis And Kelly, A&E Breakfast With the Arts and PBS’ popular program Out of Ireland, with its multi-influence style of Celtic rock. It’s the kind of overall sound and devotion package that has created not only die-hard fans, but “Haggis Heads” that follow the band from gig to gig.
February 5 DON WHITE and THE LOOMERS
If you laugh and cry within the same ten minutes, you either need a vacation or you are sitting in the audience at a Don White show. This working class family man from Lynn, Massachusetts has emerged as the thoughtful songwriter of the decade whose relevance to our lives is evidenced by the powerful reaction he evokes at every concert.
February 13 KEIKO MATSUI
Keiko Matsui, born in Tokyo as Keiko Doi, is a Japanese smooth jazz/new age/Chill-out music keyboardist and composer whose career spans three decades, during which time she has released twenty CDs (in addition to various compilations) and has received international acclaim.
