Event Type : Lounge Entertainment

Matterhorn Lounge | May 25, 2018 | 9 p.m. – 1 a.m.

DJ Jan Jursa started DJing at local clubs and bars in the early 90’s. He has worked at many of the hottest nightclubs including Matrix, The Boardwalk and Stratus in the city and currently rotates DJing at clubs on weekends. Jan has DJed for crowds in the thousands and for crowds of all different ages. He’s very good at mixing music from all genres together to keep the night flowing and the crowd excited.

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Bavarian Beach | May 26, 2018 | 12-4 p.m.

As a veteran of the Pittsburgh music scene, Rob’s journey has taken him from The Decade to CBGB’s sharing the stage with some his musical heroes including Graham Parker, Dweezil Zappa, Green Day, Daniel Lanois, Train and countless others. Rob enjoyed moderate success with 90’s band Dharma Sons. The band recorded three albums with Pittsburgh legend Rick Witkowski (B.E. Taylor, Crack the Sky) and captured the attention of press, radio and film as well as an ASCAP Songwriting Award. His shows include original songs and gems from yesteryear to today. Whether it’s a faithful rendition of a classic or an oldie with a new spin, Rob attacks songs with passion playing only songs that have moved or inspired him in some way. Eclectic in nature, Rob’s influences range from Crystal Gayle to Crystal Method, from Van Morrison to Van Halen, Three Dog Night to Snoop Dogg, from Frank Sinatra to Frank Black, from The Rolling Stones to Stone Temple Pilots…you get it.

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Bavarian Lounge | May 26, 2018 | 8 p.m. – 12 a.m.

Meredith Holliday has been performing at Seven Springs as a solo performer, for over a decade. Her style of music not only pleases the easy listening crowd, she can also perform high energy rock or country or music from just about any other genre. She plays six and twelve string guitars and a little bit of mandolin as well. Her singing style has been compared to the likes of anyone from Sheryl Crow to Mama Cass.

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Bavarian Beach | May 27, 2018 | 12-4 p.m.

Chosen from over 20,000 applicants, Chuck Cantalamessa and his group Wind Star, appeared on Star Search, hosted by Ed McMahon and were reigning champions for a season. These network TV appearances brought Chuck national recognition. His music is a special blend of mellow folk rock … a mixture of country and festive upbeat sounds of the islands. In live solo appearances, Chuck plays a 12-string acoustical guitar, which provides a percussive sound with rich harmonic overtones.

A talented performer and song writer, the introspective Chuck Cantalamessa is a native of Uniontown, Pennsylvania. He performed with local bands during his high school days, but initially chose a business career over music. Today he enjoys the country lifestyle and draws musical inspiration from the natural setting surrounding his mountain top home nestled in the Laurel Highlands.

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Bavarian | May 27, 2018 | 7 – 11 p.m.

Evan Dean performs as an Acoustic Solo Act, Duo, Trio, or fully rockin’ Band for your event, bar or club. If you’re looking for kickin’ Rock and Roll, gritty blues, and soulful R&B, then you’ve found it! Evan Dean brings the vocal energy of Mick Jagger and the guitar chops of Eric Clapton! Now add a thick groove rhythm section and you’ve got yourself a party that will get even the stiffest wallflower up in a boogie! Evan and the band play a range of the greatest popular artists from The Rolling Stones to Stevie Wonder, to the Allman Brothers, to Bruno Mars, to the Black Crowes, to Dr. John to Gnarls Barkley! With a catalog of hundreds of slammers, ballads and grooves, Evan fills the request! You and your guests will leave the show tired, sweaty and musically well nourished! To say, “you won’t be disappointed…” would be a gross understatement. You will be a believer!

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Bavarian Beach | May 28, 2018 | 1-4 p.m.

DJ Jan Jursa started DJing at local clubs and bars in the early 90’s. He has worked at many of the hottest nightclubs including Matrix, The Boardwalk and Stratus in the city and currently rotates DJing at clubs on weekends. Jan has DJed for crowds in the thousands and for crowds of all different ages. He’s very good at mixing music from all genres together to keep the night flowing and the crowd excited.

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Helen’s | May 31, 2018 | 6-8 p.m.

Jay Vonada, a jazz trombonist from central Pennsylvania, has been called “the hardest working trombonist in central PA”, by his colleagues.

Jay has played at restaurants, breweries, wineries, and other private venues that have live music. He is adept at being featured entertainment, background music, or setting the ambience for a particular occasion. Jay attended Mansfield University from 1993-1997 studying jazz with Dr. Michael Galloway and trombone with Steve McEuen.

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Bavarian | May 31, 2018 | 7 – 10 p.m.

Tim Litvin is a young, rising country artist from Star Junction, PA which is a small town that sits comfortably between Pittsburgh, PA and Morgantown, WV. Tim began playing music at the age of 12, when his parents bought him his first guitar. Since he first picked up a guitar, it has been hard for him to put it down. Shortly after learning how to play the guitar, Tim began singing along to the tunes he played. Ever since Tim was a little kid, he always loved the sound of country music and grew up listening to it. Tim Litvin’s music is a unique blend of country that incorporates the modern day sound and idea of country music while also keeping the roots of country music alive. Tim says his biggest influences are Rhett Akins, Kenny Chesney, George Strait, and George Jones.

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Bavarian Lounge | June 1, 2018 | 8 p.m. – 12 a.m.

Music has always been the driving force of my life.

I grew up on the north side of the hard working, blue-collar city of Pittsburgh where some of my earliest memories were of my grandfather going to work in the steel mills and of my own father working all day and then going to night school to become an engineer.  Even though my dad spent most of his time working and going to school; when he had the chance, he loved to play the guitar and still does. I remember fondly the sounds of my father playing guitar and my mother singing along to her favorite songs on the radio, it seems like she knew the words to every song.

While it was true that music filled my house and my heart, I grew up thinking “I have to go to school and then get a regular 9-5 job”; I always planned on working hard and supporting myself. Even though I loved to sing and I was taking violin lessons and getting pretty good, at some point I decided to focus on academics and quit playing music. It just never occurred to me that music could be a career.  I went on to the University of Pittsburgh and then moved to Cleveland to attend law school but there was always that nagging feeling that something was missing.

Music kept creeping back into my life; first with a black Pearl drum kit that I learned to play in college and then a Fender acoustic guitar that was a law school graduation present from my family.  When I was working as a public defender in eastern Kentucky, my family sent me a karaoke machine and Alesis Nano-verb as a present. I recorded myself singing covers and original songs and sent them off to record companies, producers and was even accepted to play at the Kentucky Opry from one of those tapes. The one thing that I realized about eastern Kentucky is that along with the poverty and crime there exists some of the most talented musicians and writers I’ve ever met to this day.  I even played drums and sang in a very short-lived band with three guys and we used to practice in a remote holler across from a cow field.

Eventually, I did move back to Pittsburgh, working as an attorney but able to concentrate more on music. I started a band and have been playing regularly ever since. I’ve written songs for myself and other artists. I’ve opened for national acts, performed for the Pittsburgh Steelers, recorded voiceovers and jingles and I continue to perform to hundreds, if not thousands of people every week.

In addition to solo and duo shows where I play guitar and sing, I am the lead female vocalist for The Move Makers and Dancing Queen. I have also gone back to school and am currently studying guitar at the prestigious Berklee College of Music.  I am also still a lawyer and practice criminal defense. One of my funniest moments on stage was having a former client yell to me from the audience “Shelley, you got me out of jail…thank you”.

Behind every song is a story…as my journey continues I’m thankful to share those experiences with the world through my music.

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Bavarian Lounge | June 2, 2018 | 8 p.m. – 12 a.m.

As a veteran of the Pittsburgh music scene, Rob’s journey has taken him from The Decade to CBGB’s sharing the stage with some his musical heroes including Graham Parker, Dweezil Zappa, Green Day, Daniel Lanois, Train and countless others. Rob enjoyed moderate success with 90’s band Dharma Sons. The band recorded three albums with Pittsburgh legend Rick Witkowski (B.E. Taylor, Crack the Sky) and captured the attention of press, radio and film as well as an ASCAP Songwriting Award. His shows include original songs and gems from yesteryear to today. Whether it’s a faithful rendition of a classic or an oldie with a new spin, Rob attacks songs with passion playing only songs that have moved or inspired him in some way. Eclectic in nature, Rob’s influences range from Crystal Gayle to Crystal Method, from Van Morrison to Van Halen, Three Dog Night to Snoop Dogg, from Frank Sinatra to Frank Black, from The Rolling Stones to Stone Temple Pilots…you get it.

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Helen’s | June 7, 2018 | 6-8 p.m.

Master musician and university music professor, guitarist Scott Elliott entertains with the pure sound of acoustic guitar (no added background tracks or vocals). He plays the perfect mix of Jazz and Adult Contemporary to Classical guitar styles from an eclectic repertoire from Cole Porter to Eric Clapton, Disney to J.S. Bach. He can also include Italian and Eastern European selections. A professional, full-time musician since 1979, Scott has a long running resume with the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, as well as several other top performing organizations.

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Bavarian Lounge | June 9, 2018 | 8 p.m. – 12 a.m.

Meredith Holliday has been performing at Seven Springs as a solo performer, for over a decade. Her style of music not only pleases the easy listening crowd, she can also perform high energy rock or country or music from just about any other genre. She plays six and twelve string guitars and a little bit of mandolin as well. Her singing style has been compared to the likes of anyone from Sheryl Crow to Mama Cass.

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Helen’s | June 14, 2018 | 6-8 p.m.

Jason Kendall is a Pittsburgh based multi- instrumentalist and owner of Jason Kendall Productions. Jason has been entertaining audiences in the Pittsburgh region and at venues along the East coast for over 20 years. He has performed on stage with rock legend Denny Laine and opened for acts such as Cheap Trick, Steppenwolf, and The Fabulous Thunderbirds. Jason Kendall Productions is a Pittsburgh based entertainment company that provides a variety of live music ensembles for private events.

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Bavarian | June 15, 2018 | 8 p.m. 1 12 a.m.

Evan Dean performs as an Acoustic Solo Act, Duo, Trio, or fully rockin’ Band for your event, bar or club. If you’re looking for kickin’ Rock and Roll, gritty blues, and soulful R&B, then you’ve found it! Evan Dean brings the vocal energy of Mick Jagger and the guitar chops of Eric Clapton! Now add a thick groove rhythm section and you’ve got yourself a party that will get even the stiffest wallflower up in a boogie! Evan and the band play a range of the greatest popular artists from The Rolling Stones to Stevie Wonder, to the Allman Brothers, to Bruno Mars, to the Black Crowes, to Dr. John to Gnarls Barkley! With a catalog of hundreds of slammers, ballads and grooves, Evan fills the request! You and your guests will leave the show tired, sweaty and musically well nourished! To say, “you won’t be disappointed…” would be a gross understatement. You will be a believer!

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Bavarian Lounge | June 16, 2018 | 8 p.m. – 12 a.m.

Ellis Callahan has been a professional performer and multi-instrumentalist for 12 years. Cutting his teeth in the bars & clubs of his hometown at just 17, he went on to study at Musician’s Institute, in Los Angeles and received his degree in vocal performance. While there, he had the opportunity to study with hit songwriters such as Michael Andersen (writer of “Maybe it was Memphis” by Pam Tillis) and John Keller (writer of “Love Is” by Vanessa Williams and Brian McKnight) and also worked closely with Danny Wylde of The Rembrandts (known for “I’ll be There”, the theme song for the TV show “Friends”). Ellis has since played everywhere from dive bars to five star restaurants and even The Wiltern & Henry Fonda theaters in Los Angeles and private parties for billionaires, CEOs and friends & family alike. He prides himself on having a very diverse catalogue of hundreds of songs from which he can draw a fit for anyone in any place at any time.

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Helen’s | June 21, 2018 | 6-8 p.m.

Master musician and university music professor, guitarist Scott Elliott entertains with the pure sound of acoustic guitar (no added background tracks or vocals). He plays the perfect mix of Jazz and Adult Contemporary to Classical guitar styles from an eclectic repertoire from Cole Porter to Eric Clapton, Disney to J.S. Bach. He can also include Italian and Eastern European selections. A professional, full-time musician since 1979, Scott has a long running resume with the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, as well as several other top performing organizations.

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Bavarian | June 22, 2018 | 8 p.m. – 12 a.m.

John has been singing and playing music for the last twenty five years and was co-founder of the Backstreet Boys Band of the mid-1980’s. The Backstreet Boys were a popular Rock and Roll Band from the Latrobe, PA area. Musical influences include Woody Guthrie, Hank Williams, Johnny Cash, Buddy Holly, Roy Orbison, Van Morrison, Bob Dylan, The Rolling Stones, and The Band. John plays Taylor Guitar’s with his trademark Black 612e during live performances.

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Matterhorn | June 22, 2018 | 10 p .m. – 1:30 a.m.

Walk of Shame, from Pittsburgh, PA, is committed to playing all of your favorite songs to sing, dance, and drink along to.

People always ask, “Hey, what does your band play?” and the answer that WoS gives is, “Well, what do YOU like? That’s what we play!”

It’s not uncommon to hear “Timber” followed by “Sweet Child of Mine” at a WoS show! The guys try to give something to everyone, and always take requests. Venues like working with the band because of their willingness to play whatever the patrons want to hear. The commitment to forging long-term relationships with places is what has made WoS one of the most sought after bands across the country.

Please note that there is a $5 cover charge.

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Bavarian Lounge | June 23, 2018 | 8 p.m. – 12 a.m.

Mark is a singer/songwriter from Pittsburgh, PA.  He has opened for country legend George Jones twice at the Pepsi-Cola Roadhouse.  He has also opened up for country artist Keith Anderson and Van Zant.  Mark has recorded three studio albums and has his music played all over Pittsburgh and national radio. Mark’s music has been played on Froggy, WDVE, The Rock Station, and KDKA talk to name a few.  He also has performed live on those stations as well.  Mark recently wrote a Pittsburgh Fight Song titled, “Black and Gold”.  This song has been played before Penguin Playoff games on WDVE and The Rock Station.  Mark has performed all over the tri-state area and at the Seven Springs Wine & Food Festival.

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Bavarian | June 29, 2018 | 8 p.m. – 12 a.m.

Raymond has been playing and singing his whole life and didn’t start performing professionally until 2003. Raymond plays different venues in Somerset County and around Cumberland MD and you may recognize him as a cast member of The Legend of the Magic Water a musical at the PA Maple Festival in Meyersdale for 21 years. Highlights of his career include being able to open for recording artist Alice Wallace and also Angela Easterling. Raymond’s passion has always been playing and singing folk and love songs of the 60’s and 70’s.

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Matterhorn | June 29, 2018 | 10 p.m. – 1:30 a.m.

The Evan Dean Band is a quartet comprising Evan Dean (Vocals & Guitar), Ed Kowalski (Guitar & Vocals), Steve Dunn (Bass), Chris Belin (Drums). The Evan Dean Band experience is all about great music, classic music! Expect to rock out to classic bands like Tom Petty and Bob Dylan. And you’ll get a healthy dose of R&B/Soul too! When you get sweaty and need to chill, out comes the acoustic for a beautiful ballad sung from with passion and heart. The Evan Dean Band will take you on a riveting ride through Rock, Blues, R&B, and Acoustic music!

Please note that there is a $5 cover charge.

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Matterhorn | June 30, 2018 | 10 p.m. – 1:30 a.m.

The Brighton Boys are a four-piece alt rock band from New Brighton, Pennsylvania, they gained initial success by their renditions of hit songs from classic eras, along with their original rock driven music with elements of soul and R&B. Members; Alex Bobin , Nate Catanzarite, Carl Leitem and Tyler Marinkovic have been entertaining audiences together for just over 5 years. They’ve received praise from multiple national media outlets as well as radio support . They made their television debut on the Pirates vs Brewers game in 2017 with the music video to their freshman EP single “Friday Night”. Altering the verse and chorus and bit to support the Pittsburgh Pirates.

Please note that there is a $5 cover charge.

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Matterhorn | June 30, 2018 | 10 p.m. – 1:30 a.m.

The Brighton Boys are a four-piece alt rock band from New Brighton, Pennsylvania, they gained initial success by their renditions of hit songs from classic eras, along with their original rock driven music with elements of soul and R&B. Members; Alex Bobin , Nate Catanzarite, Carl Leitem and Tyler Marinkovic have been entertaining audiences together for just over 5 years. They’ve received praise from multiple national media outlets as well as radio support . They made their television debut on the Pirates vs Brewers game in 2017 with the music video to their freshman EP single “Friday Night”. Altering the verse and chorus and bit to support the Pittsburgh Pirates.

Please note that there is a $5 cover charge.

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Matterhorn | July 6, 2018 | 10:30 p.m. – 1:30 a.m.

Match City was created for one common purpose; to bring meticulous attention to their level of professionalism, energy, and personality to every show they play. The members of Match City have all had their hand in the club and wedding music scene for years and know what buyers are looking for. A high-energy show full of fun recognizable and current songs that will keep you on the dance floor and at the bar the entire night.

Although the band originates from Cleveland, OH, Match City was bred out of a chance meeting at Put-In-Bay, a popular island town an hour west. Calen Savidge was playing an afternoon acoustic set when drummer Dan Edmondson (Trailer Park Ninjas, Oval Opus), on a set break from his own gig, stumbled upon his show. Already a veteran of the Midwest band scene, Dan knew that Calen would be a great person to start a new band with. Dan recruited longtime friend and bass player Adam Orin (Hey Monea!, Trailer Park Ninjas) and Guitarist Daniel Carballal (Walk of Shame, Producer), a Berklee School of Music Grad, to round out the quartet.

Please note that there is a $5 cover charge.

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Matterhorn | July 7, 2018 | 10:30 p .m. – 1:30 a.m.

‘Hit Play’ is a 6-member band that was formed in 2012 by Ezra Hamilton, who is the voice and leader of the West Virginia-based cover band.’. Ezra Hamilton is the voice and leader of the West Virginia-based act. Ezra has invested 20+ years of his life devoted to making music and has shared the stage with some of the music industry’s brightest, such as Gavin DeGraw, Boyd Tinsley of Dave Matthews Band, Daughtry and Robert Randolph. In 2012 he took time away from writing, recording and producing his own original music to pursue his passion for performance. Blending a wide range of popular songs with his own style of live performance, Ezra discovered that with the right group of musicians he could bring a concert experience to every audience.

Please note that there is a $5 cover charge.

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Matterhorn | August 3, 2018 | 10:30 p .m. – 1:30 a.m.

Walk of Shame, from Pittsburgh, PA, is committed to playing all of your favorite songs to sing, dance, and drink along to.

People always ask, “Hey, what does your band play?” and the answer that WoS gives is, “Well, what do YOU like? That’s what we play!”

It’s not uncommon to hear “Timber” followed by “Sweet Child of Mine” at a WoS show! The guys try to give something to everyone, and always take requests. Venues like working with the band because of their willingness to play whatever the patrons want to hear. The commitment to forging long-term relationships with places is what has made WoS one of the most sought after bands across the country.

Please note that there is a $5 cover charge.

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Celebrate the summer at Seven Springs at the Party at the Lake! Join us at Lake Tahoe for live music, family activities, bonfire, backyard games and more on Saturday, August 11, 2018.

Take a free ride on the Polar Bear Express Chairlift from the base of the mountain to Lake Tahoe, beginning at 5 p.m., for a night of family fun. The adventures at Lake Tahoe will be open until dusk for you to peddle and paddle your way around the lake as live music fills the air on top of the mountain. Bring your family and friends and celebrate the summer at Lake Tahoe!

Party at the Lake Music Lineup

Saturday, August 11, 2018

• – Marcus Tyler Band from 6-9 p.m.
• – Opening act Matt Baranti

About The Marcus Tyler Band

The Marcus Tyler Band is a “Best In Class” Rock n Roll Band with over 30 years performance experience. Led by vocal/guitarist Mark Caruso a/k/a “Marcus Tyler” the band covers classic rock hits by ZZ Top, Aerosmith, The Pat Travers Band, The Rolling Stones, David Bowie and more!. The Marcus Tyler Band boasts three strong guitar players and a killer pocket with big bass and drums putting on a high energy Rock n Roll show. You won’t be disappointed and you will want to see them again and again.

The Marcus Tyler Band members are Mark Caruso on lead vocals and lead guitar, Frankie Malie on second guitar, Gary Dangelo on guitar, Keith Gamble on the bass guitar and Thomas Yakopin on drums.

Matt Baranti – Opening Act

Band Bio Coming Soon!

Party at the Lake Information

• – Free admission for the show!
• – Please feel free to bring your blankets and chairs. We only ask that you don’t bring any food or beverages.Tahoe Lodge will open at 6 p.m. for your favorite grilled items and beverages!
• – Please note that pets are not permitted at this event.

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Matterhorn | August 24, 2018 | 10:30 p .m. – 1:30 a.m.

Jeff Jimerson and Airborne are a talented group of musicians who have been a staple in the Pittsburgh area for a long time, play Top 40 and rock tunes ranging from the 70’s through the 90’s. Their front man, Jeff Jimerson, is regarded as one of Pittsburgh’s finest vocalists. He is often heard singing the National Anthem for the Pittsburgh Penguins, Steelers, and Pirates, and has appeared on many local compilation CDs. Jeff is a frequent guest at seasonal fundraising events such as WTAE-TV’s Bundle-Up Project and KDKA-TV’s Children’s Hospital Gala, along with performing at charity events for radio stations 3WS and WDVE. His voice can be heard on many radio and television commercials; and in 1997 he appeared in the movie “Sudden Death” starring Jean-Claude Van Damme.

Please note that there is a $5 cover charge.

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Matterhorn | August 31, 2018 | 10:30 p.m. – 1:30 a.m.

Easystreet Band blends a playlist of fan favorites including Modern and Classic Rock, Pop, Soul, Funk and Country –the top songs from all eras, always mindful of keeping the dance floor filled and party jumping. Their covers are far-reaching – from modern pop like Adele, JT, & Bruno Mars, thru the 70’s & 80’s with Journey, Bon Jovi, Prince, disco etc., encompassing all popular party styles and vibes – a fun mash-up of groove, musicianship and talent that appeals to all. Simply put, the band’s strong male and female vocals, a killer rhythm section, top-notch players, and the greatest songs of all time, make for good music, good times, and a great party!

Please note that there is a $5 cover charge.

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