Lizzie Rose
Music Room

From New Jersey, John Gorka is a world-renowned singer-songwriter who got his start at a neighborhood coffeehouse in eastern Pennsylvania. Though small, Godfrey Daniels was and is one of the oldest and most venerable music institutions and has long been a hangout for music lovers and aspiring musicians. In the late 1970’s, John was one of these aspiring musicians. 

 

He traveled to New York City, where Jack Hardy’s legendary Fast Folk circle (a breeding ground for many a major singer-songwriter) became a powerful source of education and encouragement. Folk meccas like Texas’ Kerrville Folk Festival (where he won the New Folk Award in 1984) and Boston followed, and his stunningly soulful baritone voice and original songwriting began turning heads. Those who had at one time inspired him – Suzanne Vega, Bill Morrissey, Nanci Griffith, Christine Lavin, Shawn Colvin – had become his peers.

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Wed. June 3rd  2026 

 

Doors Open- 7:00 pm

Showtime- 7:30 pm

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​$45.00 Advance, $55.00 At Door

The Black Feathers, made up of Ray Hughes and Sian Chandler, are two such talents. They first became aware of the magic between them while collaborating on several musical projects, becoming The Black Feathers and life partners in 2012.

 

“Once in a blue moon, the whole soars far above the sum of its parts. That’s what happens when The Black Feathers perform live”

 

- Black Mountain News, North Carolina

Americana, Folk, and Acoustic Indie Rock sensibilities coexist comfortably in their musical world, with Hughes’ guitar work buoying the kind of harmonies often only heard in family bands. Their music quickly draw the interest of listeners, but it is the stage chemistry that will keep them riveted.

 

Having already built up a loyal following in the UK, The Black Feathers have been spreading their wings across the US. They have performed at Philadelphia Folk Festival, Kate Wolf Music Festival, and AmericanaFest, and have also been awarded official showcases at the International, North East Regional and Far-West Folk Alliance conferences.

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Thur. June 4th  2026 

 

Doors Open- 7:00 pm

Showtime- 7:30 pm

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​$30.00 Advance, $40.00 At Door

The Blues Project was formed in 1965 in Greenwich Village, New York City.  Their songs drew from a wide array of musical styles.  The Blues Project is most remembered as one of the most artful practitioners of pop music, influenced as it was by folk, blues, rhythm & blues, and jazz.  The group is led by co-founder and original drummer, Roy Blumenfeld.

 

Blumenfeld was a childhood friend of guitarist Danny Kalb, and a member of the Danny Kalb Quartet along with guitarist Artie Traum, and Andy Kulberg on bass.  Later in 1965, Steve Katz replaced Traum on guitar and the group added singer Tommy Flanders, and changed its name to the Blues Project.  At the end of 1965, Al Kooper was invited to join the group.  In 1967 the Blues Project performed at the Monterey International Pop Festival in Monterey, California.  They also performed at The Newport Jazz Festival in Newport, Rhode Island.

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The Blues Project is alive and well, with Roy Blumenfeld leading a new powerful lineup that also includes a band of young and talented “pupils”: Chris Bergson and Mark Newman on guitars, Jesse Williams or Ivan Bodely on bass depending on availability and Ken Clark on keyboards and vocals.

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Fri. June 5th  2026 

 

Doors Open- 7:00 pm

Showtime- 7:30 pm

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​$35.00 Advance, $45.00 At Door

Got songs? Got harmonies? Got fun and unbridled enthusiasm? Then you’ve got The Wag! Hailing from the Bayshore area of New Jersey, this 4-piece unit has been entertaining and moving audiences for 28 years but still sounds as fresh as it did on Day One. With 4 alternating lead vocalists, catchy melodies, and sophisticated harmonies, they will take you on a journey of pop/rock delight!

 

This upbeat, high-energy band are seasoned professionals. Whether performing in local establishments or opening for national acts such as Rick Springfield, Jason Mraz, Gavin DeGraw, Phillip Phillips, John Cafferty and the Beaver Brown Band, The Motels, Peter Tork (The Monkees), Almost Queen, and Jefferson Starship, you’re always guaranteed a “Class A” performance filled with catchy melodies, beautiful harmonies, and exciting showmanship.

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Sat. June 6th  2026 

 

Doors Open- 7:00 pm

Showtime- 7:30 pm

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​$30.00 Advance, $40.00 At Door

A Tribute to Brian Setzer Orchestra

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ROCK THIS TOWN TRIO - Swingin Through the 50's & 60's covering artists such as Louis Prima, Bobby Darin, Eddie Cochran, Richie Valens, Frank Sinatra, Johnny Cash, Brian Setzer Orchestra, Bill Haley and The Comets, Glen Miller Orchestra, Buddy Holly, The Stray Cats, Dean Martin, Benny Goodman,  Gene Vincent, Elvis Presley, and many more .. It is at the forefront of the swing revival in popular music, blending a vibrant fusion of the American sounds of classic 50 s rock & roll and big band swing with the energy and spirit of contemporary culture.

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Sun. June 7th  2026 

 

Doors Open- 7:00 pm

Showtime- 7:30 pm

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​$45.00 Advance, $60.00 At Door

Kurt Allen

For over a decade, Kurt Allen has been fusing gritty old school blues, vintage soul, swampy bayou funk, and more into a relentless blues-rock machine. His songwriting reflects craftsmanship honed by years of commitment, and his albums take the listener on an unforgettable ride to almost every corner of the blues universe. His latest release, Live From The Red Shed, is classic modern blues-rock. A true road warrior with a hardcore touring schedule that saw him playing 150-200 dates a year, Allen – like everyone else – was derailed for most of 2020-21 as the live music world shut down, but as soon as things began to open back up he was burning up the miles all over the lower 48. And, by the good graces of the Blues gods, he also ended up with a stellar live recording from The Red Shed in Hutchinson, Kansas. Over nine tracks Allen flexes his guitar muscle in a way only hinted at on previous studio releases. Peppering the set with songs from his entire catalog, along with new and previously unrecorded ones, Live From The Red Shed is an unfiltered testament of the power of 

James Barnes — known to audiences throughout the region as JB — carries the blues in his blood. Born in Cleveland, Ohio, and raised in New Jersey after his family moved east in 1965, he grew up steeped in the sound and spirit of the music. On his father’s side, JB traces his lineage back to Mississippi, the wellspring from which so much of this tradition flows. Those “Mississippi Roots” became more than just family history; they formed the bedrock of his artistic calling.

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JAMES BARNES VIDEO

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Wed. June 10th  2026 

 

Doors Open- 7:00 pm

Showtime- 7:30 pm

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​$30.00 Advance, $45.00 At Door

“(Werner is) a songwriter and musician who is in such complete command of her gifts that it’s almost scary.”

— All Music Guide

 

“Susan Werner, a clever songwriter and an engaging performer, brings literacy and wit back to popular song.”

— The New Yorker

 

Over the course of her twenty five year career, Susan Werner has earned a reputation as “one of the most innovative songwriters working today” (Chicago Tribune). With formidable chops on guitar (she began playing at age 5) and piano (she was a guest on Marian McPartland’s Piano Jazz), along with a graduate degree in voice performance, her shows are a one-woman master class in musicianship. Although best known as an acoustic songwriter that came up through coffeehouses and folk festivals, the Chicago-based artist has written songs in the style of Gershwin and Cole Porter (I Can’t Be New, 2004), gospel music (The Gospel Truth, 2007), traditional Cuban “son” (An American In Havana, 2016), and New Orleans junk piano (NOLA, 2019). In 2014 she composed the music and lyrics to the musical theater score Bull Durham, The Musical (MGM). Her songs have been recorded by Tom Jones, Michael Feinstein, and Shemekia Copeland, and her latest recording of originals, The Birds of Florida, took flight in 2022.

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Thurs. June 11th  2026 

 

Doors Open- 7:00 pm

Showtime- 7:30 pm

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​$50.00 Advance, $65.00 At Door

“Behind the Veil is a fascinating album that is causing a lot of excitement in the blues  community, with good reason. It is definitely one of the top ten albums to have been released  this year.” – Anita Schlank, Blues Blast Magazine

 

Multiple award winning jazz, funk and blues harmonica player, singer, songwriter Jason Ricci has played with, toured and recorded with some of the world’s most esteemed blues, jazz, rock and New Orleans musical legends. Jason is included in nearly every top ten and top twenty lists of harmonica players in magazines and all over the internet. His fascinating career and life has led him up to the highest musical mountain tops such as performing at The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, recording a Grammy winning record with Johnny Winter, winning three Blues Music Awards and numerous nominations from The Blues Foundation only to fall all the way down to the lowest valley’s of addiction, homelessness, jails and back up again. Today his sincere recordings, shows, songs and incendiary harmonica playing continue to tell the story of life and garner new fans to add to an emotionally devoted following of dedicated music lovers.

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Fri. June 12th  2026 

 

Doors Open- 7:00 pm

Showtime- 7:30 pm

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​$35.00 Advance, $45.00 At Door

Carole King Celebration, with acclaimed singer songwriter Alice Leon is a heartfelt tribute to Carole King’s timeless music—told by someone whose own musical journey parallels hers.

 

Alice grew up in Brooklyn just a half-mile from where Carole began her life, started her career as a songwriter before becoming a singer & like her, found her voice behind the piano & guitar.

 

Alice’s connection to Carole King runs deep: when she was signed to Sony Records, Carole wrote a song for her that she had the honor of recording. That experience forever linked their paths and gives this show a rare authenticity.

 

Alice shares Carole’s greatest songs along with the stories, inspiration, and personal history that make her music so enduring. This is not just a tribute—it’s a genuine celebration from a lifelong fan who can tell her story from the inside out.

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Sat. June 13th  2026 

 

Doors Open- 7:00 pm

Showtime- 7:30 pm

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​$30.00 Advance, $40.00 At Door

"An impressive contemporary blues and soul powerhouse... Jovin Webb is clearly the real deal" —Rock & Blues Muse

 

Five years before he dazzled millions of viewers on American Idol with his bayou mystique, his humility, and his distinctive gravelly vocals, lifelong musician Jovin Webb was on the verge of giving up on his music career dreams. Bringing Louisiana soul to the famed talent show franchise proved to be a career reset.

 

Today, the Baton Rouge-based artists steps forward with his raw and emotive debut album, Drifter, out on the iconic blues label, Blind Pig. The 12-song collection is a vibrant mix of growling low-down blues, Jovin’s wailing harmonica, heartfelt soul ballads, and rowdy, Little Richards-style rock 'n' roll. Drifter was produced by multi-Grammy winning producer Tom Hambridge (Buddy Guy, Susan Tedeschi, Christone "Kingfish" Ingram).

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Sun. June 14th  2026 

 

Doors Open- 7:00 pm

Showtime- 7:30 pm

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​$30.00 Advance, $40.00 At Door

Performing The Music of James Taylor

 

An intimate acoustic performance that brings audiences closer to the heart of James Taylor’s timeless songs. With a deep reverence for the music, James Gedeon presents each piece in its purest form, capturing not only the warmth and honesty of Taylor’s vocal delivery but also the intricate detail of his unique guitar style. Whether it’s the uplifting message of “Shower The People”, the inherent longing of “Fire & Rain” or the celebration of “Your Smiling Face”, the result is an authentic, heartfelt experience that honors Taylor’s legacy while inviting listeners to feel as though the music is being shared just for them.

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Fri. June 19th  2026 

 

Doors Open- 7:00 pm

Showtime- 7:30 pm

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​$25.00 Advance, $35.00 At Door

Rockin’ Jake has been hailed by many as one of the premier harmonica players in the country. His original sound is a hybrid of second line, swamp funk, blues and zydeco with influences from Paul Butterfield, Big Walter Horton, James Cotton, The Meters,WAR, J. Geils Band, Clifton Chenier, and the Fabulous Thunderbirds. Jake has conjured up this formula that is blowing crowds away from coast to coast. Widely known as a touring juggernaut among his peers, his schedule of over 200 performances per year include clubs, concert venues, and festivals.

 

Based out of New Orleans since 1990, Rockin’ Jake relocated since being flooded out by Hurricane Katrina, then settled in St. Louis and now lives in Southern Florida.Originally from the East Coast, the “blues bug” bit at an early age for Jake. He immersed himself in the thriving regional blues scene, which boasted such talents as Roomful of Blues, Ronnie Earl, Duke Robillard and Sugar Ray. Primarily self-taught, Jake briefly studied with Jerry Portnoy, harmonica player for Muddy Waters.

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Wed. June 24th  2026 

 

Doors Open- 7:00 pm

Showtime- 7:30 pm

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​$25.00 Advance, $40.00 At Door

The U2 Experience

 

“Mysterious Ways – the U2 Experience” is dedicated to faithfully and passionately performing the music of U2 for audiences who love the band as much as they do. As curators of the catalogue of one of the best and most successful acts in the history of music, the band brings you songs from every era, playing the biggest hits, but also exploring tracks that are beloved by the most dedicated of fans. Whether it’s the punk-inspired energy of the tunes from Boy, the groundbreaking sounds of The Unforgettable Fire or the intricate craftsmanship of Achtung Baby, Mysterious Ways travels through time to become U2 as they were, and as they are. Mysterious Ways doesn’t just play the notes; they chase the magic.

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Fri. June 26th  2026 

 

Doors Open- 7:00 pm

Showtime- 7:30 pm

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​$30.00 Advance, $40.00 At Door

With her feet planted on both sides of the blues-rock divide, Dana Fuchs is one of the fiercest voices in modern-day roots music. She's equal parts soul singer and bluesy belter, funneling her own story — a tale of small-town roots, family tragedy, trials, and triumph — into the amplified anthems and haunting ballads that fill albums like Bliss Avenue and Love Lives On. With her newest project, Borrowed Time, she digs deep into her southern rock upbringing, saluting the loud, guitar-driven sounds that sound-tracked her childhood years in rural Wildwood, Florida.

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Wildwood was a small place for someone with such big ideas. Raised by an outspoken family of Irish-Catholic New Yorkers, Fuchs didn't fit in with the conservative culture of her hometown, and she developed a rebellious reputation at a young age. Music helped level her out. "My first-grade teacher took me under her wing," she says of those early days in the Deep South. "I just loved music, so she took me to her Baptist church on the black side of town, where I was exposed to a lot of soul. That sound stuck with me."

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Sat. June 27th  2026 

 

Doors Open- 7:00 pm

Showtime- 7:30 pm

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​$60.00 Advance, $70.00 At Door