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Drank the Gold ‘n Chris Carey  Thursday 9/21 An eclectic blend of Americana, Celtic ‘n traditional folk from 6-9pm.  No cover   Keith Pray’s Big Soul Ensemble Tuesday 9/26 Music… on a Tuesday?! Yup! Please join us for Keith Pray’s Big Soul Ensemble.. a 16 piece Jazz band! We will be offering an abbreviated, concert friendly menu for this evening. Seating from 5:30-6:30.  Music at 6:30.  No cover   Bruce Molsky & Reed Stutz  Thursday 9/28 Grammy-nominated, described as “an absolute master” (No Depression), Molsky transports audiences to another time and place, with his authentic and personal interpretations of rarities from the Southern Appalachian songbook and other musical traditions from around the globe. Best known for his work on the fiddle, Bruce’s banjo, guitar and his distinctive, powerful vocals also resonate with listeners. His combination of technical virtuosity and relaxed conversational wit makes a concert hall feel like an intimate front porch gathering.  Seating from 5:30-6:30 for this 7:00 show.  $15 cover   Keith Pray Trio Friday 9/29 Join us for dinner ‘n live Jazz from upstate NY’s hottest trio.  Music from 6-9.  No cover   Jeffrey Foucault ‘n Kris Delmhorst Saturday 9/30 Details on the front page of our website… Mile Twelve Sunday 10/1 Mile Twelve, Boston’s modern string band, is back in motion. From the first manic downbeat of their virtuosic new record, Close Enough to Hear, you’ll discover a band that is ready to explode from a restless pandemic induced hiatus. You’ll hear the same warmth and innovation that earned the band IBMA’s 2019 Album of the Year nomination and 2020 New Artist of the Year Award, and that’s gained them an international reputation as one of the most dynamic bands in contemporary acoustic music. Heard as a whole, Close Enough to Hear displays the vast creative potential of the bluegrass quintet — banjo (BB Bowness), mandolin (Korey Brodsky), fiddle (Ella Jordan), acoustic guitar (Evan Murphy) and upright bass (Nate Sabat) — in the hands of world-class musicians. Seating from 5:00-6:00 for this 7:00 show.  $20 cover    Busted on Bourbon St Thursday 10/5 The Brass Machine’s latest project… a funky horn tribute to the Grateful Dead. 7:00 show.  $10 cover   The Gibson Brothers and Kelley John Gibson Sunday 10/8 “They have it all: lead vocals, brother-duet harmony, instrumental virtuosity, ensemble sensibilities, and great original material.” — Bluegrass Unlimited Magazine “..bluegrass superstars.” — New York Times Kelley John Gibson opens with material from his new album. Seating from 4:30-5:30 for this 6:30 show.  $20 cover     Mark Erelli Thursday 10/19 A special evening of solo acoustic music, diving back through the catalogue and revisiting old favorites. Following full-bodied rock forebears Tom Petty, George Harrison, and Roy Orbison, Erelli’s songwriting explores the unknown glories of this planet and love’s transformational power. Over his two decade-long career, the singer-songwriter-sideman-producer-writer has proven himself equally at home in a multitude of roles: producing albums for artists like GRAMMY-winner Lori McKenna; serving as a sideman guitarist for artists like Paula Cole, Marc Cohn, and Josh Ritter; writing and producing his own material, like 2018’s “By Degrees,” for which he was nominated for Song of the Year at the Americana Honors and Awards; and most recently, becoming an advocate for low-vision artists and working with venues to make their spaces more accessible. Written in the wake of his diagnosis with a degenerative retinal disease, Erelli’s 2023 album Lay Your Darkness Down is the next step on Erelli’s journey, following up on 2020’s Blindsided, which garnered praise from Rolling Stone Country, the Associated Press, NPR, The Boston Globe, and more. Seating from 5:30-6:30 for this 7:30 show.  $15 cover   Drank the Gold Friday 10/20 Irish & American old-time tunes ‘n songs, contemporary traditionalists. Music from 6-9.  No cover   Scott Hopkins Jazz Trio Sunday 10/22 An unbelievable night of Jazz with the local banjo master himself, Scott Hopkins (The McKrells). Music from 5-8. No cover   Keith Pray Trio Friday 10/27 Join us for dinner ‘n live Jazz from upstate NY’s hottest trio.  Music from 6-9.  No cover Jordan Tice Wednesday 11/1 Jordan Tice is a singer, songwriter and guitarist who combines witty, well-crafted songs with deft fingerstyle and flatpick guitar playing. His performances have been compared to those of legends like Leo Kottke, John Hartford, and David Bromberg for their mix of virtuosity and playfulness and his songs have been compared to those of writers, Bob Dylan and John Prine for their humor, introspection and philosophical nature.  Folk fans might recognize Jordan Tice as a member of the instrumental bluegrass supergroup, Hawktail as well as his sideman work with many other artists in the folk/bluegrass genre such as Dave Rawlings, Andrew Marlin (Mandolin Orange), Yola, Tony Trischka, and comedian Steve Martin.  7:00 show.  $15 cover  Angelina Valente Thursday 11/2 “Authentic & sincere singer/songwriter” Angelina’s sincere music, complete with her honest lyrics, makes you really listen. With a voice so uninhibited, there’s no limit to what she can do with it. You’ll be taken through folk, bluegrass, indie, rock, and something in between all of that in one set. Angelina grew up in Galway, New York developing a deep love for nature and quiet, both of which feed and inspire her and her music. She began writing as a way of working through the trials life throws at you, and still does so, in a self-informed and introspective way. She has since gone on to release two EPs and four singles. She played a sold-out performance at The Cock ‘n Bull restaurant just this past January and has recorded at the esteemed Village Studios in L.A., as well as the Atlantic Records Studio in New York. She is also the 2023 champion of Nippertown’s March Madness, a local voting-based competition in Upstate New York.  Jimi W., a musical “jack of all trades” opens the show at 6:30 Angelina ‘n her FULL BAND at 7:00.  $10 cover   George Shingleton  Wednesday 11/8 One of Nashville’s hottest country singer-songwriters. Seating from 5:30-6:30 for this 7:30 show.  $15 cover    The McKrells  Thursday 11/16 Seating from 5:30-6:30 for this 7:30 show.  $15 cover    The McKrells Christmas Show Wednesday 12/6 More details coming soon…   Tony Trischka’s “Of A Winter’s Night” Sunday 12/10 More details coming soon…   Tim Wechgelaer ‘n Chris Carey’s Christmas Spectacular featuring Drank the Gold Sunday 12/17 More details coming soon…             