Baltimore's Andy Bopp has a style that ranges from power pop to soul country, with masterful songwriting as the common thread. He has written, recorded, and released 15 albums, toured the world, and navigated the freeways and backroads of the music industry for two decades. In 2015, he released "Time to Rock,” which he and his full band will be performing tonight for the first time on our stage.

Led by singer-songwriter Andy Grimm, June Star’s sound takes the Southern gothic imagery of Flannery O'Connor and blends it with the stripped down approach of Uncle Tupelo’s later period. The core of June Star includes singer/songwriter Andrew Grimm and pedal steel/alchemist David Hadley. The band’s shows are intimate and intense. Grimm's rough edged baritone clearly delivers the message while Hadley's slippery steel hugs curves and navigates the melodies.

Birds and Arrows are musicians Andrea and Pete Connolly who is also a visual artist. They live in a cabin in the woods in rural, NC and have developed a rich sound that is much more than the sum of their parts. This performance comes just days after the release of their album Edge of Everything

8PM | ADV $10, $8 mbrs. DOOR $13, $11 mbrs.
This show has limited seating. Standing Room Only.

Andy Bopp says: Andy Bopp, long standing local pop yokel... terms you hear associated with his career, "On the verge!" "Great!" "Detail Oriented." June Star, long winded songs about love... terms you hear associated with their career, "They're still around?" "They are lovable!" Birds and Arrows, super duo on the go... last area performance for awhile... most likely... you usually hear the following at their shows, "Boy that Pete Connolly is dreamy!" and "You can't really tell it, by the sensitive nature of her songs, but in truth, Andrea Connolly was once an undefeated cage fighter."