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Saturday June 7th
Local Favorites Steel Rail!
Classic Rock & Country
Friday June 13th
American Singer-Songwriter
TICKETS HERE DOORS: 6:30pm, SHOW: 8pm After you purchase your tickets we will contact you to reserve your table/seat reservations. Email bsideoneonta@gmail.com with questions.
ABOUT JIM WHITE
Jim White gets around. When he’s not releasing his own critically acclaimed solo albums he splits time producing records for other songwriters, exhibiting his visual art in galleries and museums across the US and Europe and publishing award winning fiction.
White’s seventh and most recent studio album, Misfit’s Jubilee, is a raucous, mind-bending joy ride of sonic influences which American Songwriter described as “one of his most accessible albums, one that’s as delightfully deeply odd as he’s always been.”
Always a darling in the UK, BBC News featured White’s The Divided States of America, the closing song Misfit’s Jubilee, on their splash page during the 2020 election.
Prior to Misfit’s Jubilee White (born Mike Pratt) released six eclectic, totally uncategorizable albums plus another six even stranger side projects.
Known for his intricately layered, highly cinematic production values, numerous songs from White’s back catalog have appeared both in film and television. His Primus-esque Word-Mule was featured in the pivotal Heisenger episode of Breaking Bad, and more recently his song Static on the Radio, a duet with Aimee Mann, landed in the closing credits of the feature film El Camino.
UK fans may recognize White as the narrator and defacto tour guide for the award winning BBC documentary, Searching for the Wrong Eyed Jesus, a road movie set in the rural South, which the LA Times described as “Decidedly strange, delightfully demented.”
Prior to becoming a musician White led an aimless, diverse life, working countless menial labor jobs: dishwasher, landscaper, lifeguard, cook, surfboard laminator, road builder, culminating with thirteen long years driving a taxi cab in New York City (where he met David Byrne and signed to Byrne’s Luaka Bop record label).
White has just completed a memoir, Incidental Contact, which Mojo magazine described as being “Unputdownable”. Based on a series of uncanny coincidences that befell him during his days driving that taxi in New York City. Two chapters of Incidental Contact, The Bottom and Superwhite, have been published in the literary music journal Radio Silence, with Superwhite being awarded a Pushcart Prize.
White was a pro surfer. He served as literary commentator for the National Endowment of the Arts. He was a European fashion model. Samuel Beckett once played a practical joke on him. There’s lots more non linear information that doesn’t really fit the usual bio format. But that’s Jim—he gets around.
Saturday June 14th
Evan Jagels, BASS
Wyatt Ambrose GUITAR
Sebastian Green DRUMS
Wednesday July 2nd
Pop & Jazz Standards
Friday July 11th
Singer-Songwriter Randy Miritello and his band!
Wednesday July 16th
Chad Mcmoughlin guitar, Rich Mollin bass, Dmitrius Habrusevas drums - Live Electric Fusion
Wednesday July 23rd
Randy Miritello
Andrew Carrington
Mike Herman
Pass-The-Hat
Saturday July 26th
Featuring Stoddard Hollow String Band & more
Wednesday August 6th
Pop & Jazz Standards
Saturday August 16th
Andrew Carrington & Friends Performing Wilber W/S/G’s : - Trystan Jennings Band - *To Be Announced *
Saturday September 13th
Mark Pawkett, Ned Brower & Orion - Modern Rockabilly!!
Woodshed Prophets featuring Dan Harding!
Friday September 19th
Hyuna Park Jazz pianist - w/ Swiss-born trombonist Amadis Dunkel, NIck Anderson on drums and bassist Evan Jagels “Hyuna Park has amazing facility, a beautiful sound and great musical ideas.” — Bruce Barth “Hyuna Park is a beautiful new voice on the piano. She plays with a feeling and maturity that is rare.” — Vincent Herring An award-winning jazz pianist, Hyuna Park’s musical universe is both deeply connected to New York and its vibrant jazz tradition while at the same time embracing her Korean and classical roots. She was the 2018 winner of the International Women in Jazz (IWJ) festival as well as the Jimmy Heath Award. She has graced the stage with Grammy award-winners such as Linda Oh, Luis Bonilla, Michael Mossman and Vincent Herring and performed at notable venues like the Kennedy Center and the French Embassy in Washington D.C., the Dizzy Gillespie Auditorium, and at the UN as well as a number of Embassies and Cultural Centers throughout NYC.Monday September 22nd
Vintage Blues & Jazz
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Great night spot!!! - with live music, food, and drinks. Performers are often high quality locals with frequent nationally recognized musicians & groups also appearing. Stage, house, and staff provide a casual and friendly experience. Creative kitchen and bar serves excellent food and drinks.
It's a really eclectic, fun bar that has live music and serves food. We went to watch a local band and have dessert and coffee. Good time. Nice younger crowd. I recommend it.
I love when they have live bands! Either way though it's always a good time when I go there!! Can't wait to go there again!!!
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