Afrograss / Folktronica

The Art of Live Looping

Doors 8pm / Show 9pm

21+

Dark Folk

Doors 8pm / Show 9pm

$5 or best offer

21+

Bluegrass

Doors 8pm / Show 8:30pm

$5

21+

Jamtronica

Doors 8pm / Show 9pm

pay what you want

21+

Jack of Hearts

+ more TBA

Doors 8pm

Show 9pm

$5

21+

Doors 8pm

Show 9pm

$5

21+

Hosted by Bob Reuter, himself!

Doors 8pm

Show 9pm

$4

21+

Blue Ribbon Healers

Doors 8pm

Show 9pm

$5

21+

good friends / good tunes / variety / experimental / social

EVERY MONDAY!

8pm-1:30am

Admission is usually free, but always worth it

reggae/funk/hip hop/old school/new school

$3 cover

21+

9pm-1am

The Spacetones (Springfield, MO)
Hip-Hop / Jazz / Funk / Experimental
http://thespacetones.com/

The Spacetones will be celebrating the release of a new album and playing two sets. One instrumental and one with the usual MCs and DJ setup.   Geeg and E$Money will be DJing, too.  Come and check out their funky fresh hip-hop sounds.   You can download their latest release of jazzy, funk-fused, experimental hip-hop
here —-> http://thespacetones.com/

FREE

9pm – 1am

good friends / good tunes / variety / experimental / social

EVERY MONDAY!

8pm-1:30am

Admission is usually free, but always worth it

good friends / good tunes / variety / experimental / social

EVERY MONDAY!

8pm-1:30am

Admission is usually free, but always worth it

Doors 8

Show 9

$5

21+

otisheat.com

Hosted by Bob Reuter, himself!

Doors 8pm

Show 9pm

$4

21+

good friends / good tunes / variety / experimental / social

8pm-1:30am

Admission is usually free, but always worth it

Doors 8pm

Show 9pm

$5

21+

9pm-1am

$5

21+

World History

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Real Live Tigers

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Dubb Nubb

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Googolplexia

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Doors 8pm

Show 9pm

$5

All Ages

Doors 8pm

Show 9pm

$5

21+

http://johnpaulkeith.net

Kelley McRae

Adam Wayne and the Sybil Vanes

Oh Sister, Oh Brother

Doors 8pm

Show 9:30pm

$5

21+

$5

We Live In Public

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Rutherford Rock Project

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Gemini Hustler

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Doors 8pm

Show 9pm

$5

21+

The Matter (Alternative / Jam / Jazz)

www.reverbnation.com/whosthematter

The Matter is a small, three-piece outfit based in beautiful Saint Louis, Missouri.  Their chief goal as a band is to write music that is as fun to listen to as it is to play.  The Matter combines elements of rock, jazz, reggae, funk, soul, latin, and anything else that catches our fancy .

As We Are (Rock / Indie / Pop)

www.reverbnation.com/aswearerocks

As We Are is a solo project founded by Dale Vaughn in October 2010. Surrounded by a studio band consisting of long time friend Jeremy Lewis – Drums/Keys/Programming and cousin, Jerel Cermack – Lead Guitar, As We Are set out to create something fresh, energetic, and new. The result was a 4 song EP that is gaining rave reviews.  2011 is definitely shaping up to be a breakout year for As We Are!

$5
21+
9pm

Rock / Reggae

Based in Austin, TX Subrosa Union has been playing together for the past 9 years, tracking an extensive tour log all around the world. After launching their first album “Looking Forward” in 2007, Subrosa Union has been winning over audiences with their high energy and unforgettable stage presence. Songs are catchy and addictive. Subrosa Union’s new album “One Night Stand”, produced by Mike Cosgrove of Alien Ant Farm, is now available

funk / rock

Doors 9pm / Show 10pm / 21+ / $3

Deep Fried 5 on Facebook

classic rock / blues / funk / jamband / psychedelic

Doors 8pm / Show 9pm / 21+ / $3

Mona Grooves on Facebook

folk / worldbeat / jam

Doors 8pm / Show 9pm / 21+ / $5

http://gypsylumberjacks.com

folk / americana / bluegrass / country

Doors 8pm / Show 9pm / 21+ / $5

http://jamesjustinmusic.com/

Rock/ Funk / Folk / Blues / Pop

Doors 8pm / Show 9pm / 21+ / $5

Indie / Jam / Rock

Moon Taxi is an explosive Rock band from Nashville, Tennessee. They have spent the past couple years touring relentlessly, honing their unique sound. The recent tour with Matisyahu has brought Moon Taxi to larger crowds and they are honored to have been invited to play the Warren Haynes Christmas Jam in Asheville, NC. They have played the 10,000 Lakes Festival in Minnesota, Moe’s SummerCamp Festival, Birmingham’s City Stages, the Terrapin Hill Harvest Festival and clubs from Texas to New York City. They have just released their highly anticipated new live album, Live Ride. Coming out on February 10th, the album was recorded live in Nashville and features 8 previously unreleased songs as well as favorites from their debut album Melodica. The album is available online and at select independent record stores.

Doors 8pm / Show 9pm / 21+ / $5

Electronic / Funk / Hip Hop

Sweet Eerl Jones (aka Brian Kennedy) Springfield/StL MO

Sweet Eerl Jones’ DJ sets touch on everything from electronic, dub, glitch, hip-hop and funk. Brian’s sets are inspired from producers/artists such as JDilla, Evidence, Madlib, Jus Blaze, Alex B, and Pretty lights to name a few.

Brian says, “while hip hop is where my heart is it’s hard to ignore the endless possibilities of sound being brought to table through other genres like electronic and dub, so what better for me than to combine the best of both worlds. To me it’s all about people dancing and having fun, which has always been my main motivation to keep the beats bumpin’.”

8pm Doors / 9pm Show / 21+ / $3 cover

Rock / Country / Variety

“We cover John Denver to the Dead Kennedys. No lie.” – ShowMore

ShowMore is comprised of Bruce Bonebrake II, Craig Hill, Donnie Myatt, Sean Stone, and Thomas Culler. They are one of St. Louis’ most eclectic cover bands, playing John Denver to the Dead Kennedys and everything in between.

Check out their versions of “How Soon Is Now”, “Mad World”, and “Don’t You Forget About Me” at http://www.reverbnation.com/showmore. Then come out to Pop’s Blue Moon to see these covers and more live. ShowMore will perform two sets.

8pm Doors / 9pm Show / 21+ / $5 cover

Rock / Funk / Jamband / Blues

Featuring Mike Wehling, Josip Capan, Greg Lorton, Kevin Helmsing, Nathan Hershey, Matt VonBehren & more!

Doors 3pm / Show 9pm / 21+ / Free

Rock / Country / Americana

8pm Doors / 9pm Show / 21+ / $5 cover

The Trophy Mules combine a unique blend of country, folk and rock music elements to deliver a timeless collection of material intended to entertain a wide spectrum of listeners.

Fronted by veteran St. Louis singer-songwriter Corey Saathoff (Jerkwater Junction, Brain Regiment), the band formed in 2009 and features seasoned St. Louis-area musicians Larry Rosenhoffer (Plaid Hotel, Welding Teacher) on mandolin and guitar; Dan Huffman (Geishamen, Wake Up. Report) on bass; Shane Maue (One Fell Swoop, Cherri Octopi, Tumbleweed) on guitar and lap steel; and Brian Reed (Sugarstickygirl, Mary Alice Wood, Wormwood Scrubs) on drums.

Either with his prior bands, solo, or with The Trophy Mules, Saathoff has played shows with such notable acts as the Bottle Rockets, Webb Wilder, Drag the River, Marah, Bobby Bare Jr. and Brian Jonestown Massacre, among others.

The Trophy Mules have previously performed as part of TOCO Music Fest (2009, 2010), Twangfest (2009), Play:STL Fest (2009) and Lil’s Country Fest (2010).

Acoustic / Soul / Blues / Reggae

One Take (St. Louis, MO)

8pm Doors / 9pm Show / 21+ / Donations Appreciated

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“Folk Rock with Teeth!”

The Northern Skies + Pat from The Monads

8pm Doors / 9pm Show / 21+ / $4 cover

Jazz / Experimental

8pm / 21+ / $3 cover

featuring Nick Schleuter on keys…

Reggae / Rock / Ska / Alternative

8pm Doors / 9pm Show / 21+ / $5 cover

Jon Wayne & The Pain w ROTA and Dread Not.

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Jam / Funk / Rock / Spontaneous

9pm Doors / 10pm Show / 21+ / $3 cover

“Punk Grass & Circus Brass”

8pm Doors / 9pm Show / 21+ / $6 cover

Carrie Nation & the Speakeasy is a high- energy, acoustic brass ‘n’ grass outfit based out of Wichita, KS. The band, whose sound has been described as a stagecoach in overdrive, has brought their eclectic blend of punk, bluegrass, dixieland, and circus tunes to packed bars, basements, and festivals across the United States since 2007.

With tunes that cover just about everything from drinkin’ to dyin’ to livin’ and lyin’, CNS can fill the dance floor with their blazing bluegrass and circus tunes as quickly as they can provoke existential introspection with dark, slinky tunes reminiscent of a New Orleans funeral march. Blaring trombones melt into break-neck banjo solos, while the “junkyard” trap set and stand-up bass churn out hard-driving rhythms that carry the force of a Kansas freight train.

The Whistle Pigs Dance Band continues the tradition of versatile musical offerings. Contemporary music. Classic rock. Jazz. Rhythm and blues. It’s hard to fit the Whistle Pigs into a single category. Entertaining Michiana audiences of all ages since 1993, these entertainers provide a polished and exciting musical experience. Their seven-piece dance band is a close-knit family of musicians who have performed with such groups as The Temptations, South Bend Symphony Orchestra, Charlie Daniels, Roomful of Blues, Jim Schwall, Electric Amish, Koko Taylor, Lonnie Mack, Pinetop Perkins, Bobby Vinton, Mary Wilson and The Supremes, The Birds, Lonnie Brooks, War, The Fabulous Thunderbirds, Atlanta Rhythm Section and America.

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Acoustic / Folk / Soul

9pm Doors / 10pm Show / 21+ / Pay What You Want!

The domination of pop culture amongst the masses has created a subterranean, “self sufficient”, independent music scene. In this realm, the great songwriters of today dig deep into expression with a purpose. Zack duPont certainly falls into this category in more ways than one. In duPont’s world, authenticity and truth are the core values that nourish the vulnerability of his song craft. He is not afraid to dwell in the most extreme of emotions, in fact he embraces them as they come.

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9pm Doors / 10pm Show / 21+ / $10 cover

Tom Goss offers up dynamic acoustic rock featuring muscular guitar, hooky melodies and a uniquely powerful voice. If the 26-year-old has any patron saints, they are Jack Johnson, Damien Rice, Ben Folds, and Joss Stone. Since April 2006, when he released his self-produced debut, Naked Without, Tom has played scores of coffeehouses, bars, gay pride festivals and other events—honing his skills along the way.

With the January 2008 release of his second CD, Rise, Tom demonstrates just how far he’s come. The six songs showcase his stylistic flexibility, from the urgent growl of “Morning Sun” to the sweet and unadorned “King of Something Right.” The recent music video for “Rise” barreled its way to #2 on MTV’s LOGO and stuck around 8 weeks.

Blues / Americana / Folk

8pm Doors / 9pm Show / 21+ / $5

Los Angeles based artist Jeremiah and the Red Eyes started in the Southern California coffeehouses and bars, picking up sounds and ideas along the way and later mixed them up with the song ideas in his head. What came out was a blend of the Delta blues and old folk songs, Tom Waits and the Replacements, some Willie Nelson twang and some good old garage rock and roll – and a whole lot of other things – Delta blues and twangy grooves, one reporter called it.

2004 saw the release of Red Eyed and Restless on Bull Stud Records which had songs played on various U.S. stations including the syndicated show, “Altville”, and Chris Morris’ Watusi Rodeo on Indie 103.1 in LA – and across Europe. Over the years they have been well supported by the Americana scene in Los Angeles and have shared the stage with Southern Culture On The Skids, Dead Rock West, and Mike Stinson – to name a few – and also David Olney and Tommy Womack in Nashville, where Jeremiah relocated for a spell in 2009.

In 2010 Jeremiah and the Red Eyes hit the road in support of a new CD, Under Your Spell, and covered a good 40k miles starting with LA and then onto Phoenix, Denver, Austin, St. Louis, Nashville, Chicago, San Francisco, and various cities in between.

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Funk / Futuristic / Glitch-Hop

9pm Doors / 10pm Show / 21+ / $5 cover

Formed in Kansas City in late-2008 by guitarist Jeremy Anderson, bassist Zach Rizer and drummer Stephen Gunn, Mouth plays original “cyberfunk” music: bass-heavy, futuristic funk grooves that combine the rhythms of modern funk, house, electronica and dubstep with the improvisational approach of a jam band and the face-melting instrumental technique of progressive rock and jazz fusion.

Having quickly established a name for themselves in their hometown with their exhilarating live shows, Mouth is now branching out with tour dates and festival performances throughout the Midwest, including appearances at Wakarusa and with acts including STS9, Bassnectar, EOTO, Big Gigantic, Umphrey’s McGee, Lotus and more.

Goodness Gracious will also be performing during the set break from 11pm-12am.

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Punk / Country / Blues

8pm Doors / 9pm Show / 21+ / $1/act

Alley Ghost and Brown Bottle Fever
- the whole night’s gonna rock!!!

bobreuterstl.com

Comedy / Sketch / Folk / Story-telling

7pm Doors / 8pm Show / 21+ / $10 cover

Not your typical ‘southern’ comedians, the “Beards of Comedy” deliver an original brand of humor that’s deeply rooted in stand-up, and lightly blended with avant-garde elements of music, sketch, and improv.

The Beards’ self-titled 2009 debut on Rooftop Comedy Records receives frequent airplay on Sirius’s “Raw Dog” channel, and they regularly sell out 200-cap rooms across the South and the East Coast (Laughing Skull, New Earth Music Hall, Sky City, etc.). They just completed their very first West Coast tour, drawing between 50 and 150 heads a night over 12 dates in new markets, all while landing a cover feature in their hometown Atlanta magazine and attracting the attention of two different management groups.

Music by: Griddle Kids (@ 10pm following the beards).

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Acoustic / Blues / Folk

“The Hobo Nephews are not a cheap imitation of folk-rock legends nor are they the messiahs of a musical revolution. They are of the same breed of songwriters that put folk on the map and I’ll be damned if they haven’t written some of the most beautiful and captivating songs I’ve heard in a long time.”
- Charlie Owen, Vail Daily

“The band is simply talented beyond its years… a polished and layered sophomore effort…Judging by the talent on display here, there’s no need for desperation – the future looks bright for Hobo Nephews of Uncle Frank.”
- John Hansen, Brainerd Dispatch

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Jazz / Variety

8pm Doors / 9pm Show / 21+ / $3 cover

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Jazz / Experimental / Improv

8pm Doors / 9pm Show / All Ages / FREE SHOW!

A Gathering of Musicians/Friends/Family hosted by Dave Black & Friends, following the Webster University Student Concert, celebrating the homecoming of a great vibist, Lee Roth..

Musicians: Bring Your Instruments!

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Roots / Grass / Folk / Americana

8pm Doors / 9pm Show / 21+ / FREE SHOW!

Jeremy Joyce is a songwriter and guitarist from Philadelphia, who has resided in Brooklyn, San Antonio, Buffalo, Florida, and currently St Louis. It was during his teenage years in the 90′s that he started performing, playing guitar in instrumental post-punk bands. Later he’d go on to play lead guitar for much-acclaimed folk artist Adam Arcuragi. Afterwards he formed country band The Fencebells, with whom he released two albums. Joyce eventually started performing under his own name, and upon moving to Brooklyn continued recording and performing solo around New York City. In 2009, he wrote and recorded original music for the film Woman’s Prison, collaborating with distinguished singer-songwriter and fellow Brooklynite Sharon Van Etten.

In Oct Oct 2010 Joyce released the EP “The By And By”. He has recently moved to St. Louis from Brooklyn and is getting acquainted with his new digs, working on songs for an album.

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Cronus started with the founding members Matt and Casey, writing songs in a small studio. The songs and ideas seemed to meet at an organic, but very rock oriented approach. The song ideas have been based off of love, life, happiness, anger, psychedelia, stories, myths, and memories.

After noticing that Cronus finally had a good repertoire of songs, they decided to take it to the next level and find the missing members that were needed to complete the sound. The sytle is an eclectic mix of the minds with various influences: soulful southern style leads, indie/progressive rock, funk, r&b, blues and jazz.

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Acoustic / Bluegrass / Folk / Alternative

ClusterPluck is a blend of potent homegrown harmonies and morning melodies. Utilizing a few traditional bluegrass instruments and 3 part vocal attack, The Pluck is anything but traditional. Banjo driven, Bass anchored and Mandolin searing, ClusterPluck’s original songs would fall somewhere in the Newgrass genre. With great Pop sensibility, a little Roc…k N’ Roll swagger, and roots deep in all things Country, this music will both excite and delight listeners from all corners of life.

Eric Nassau is everybody’s friend. His music grew out of the Connecticut Coffeehouses and into the Midwestern Cornfields.. His evocative lyrics, gentle vocals and finger-style guitar combine with a warm stage presence and good humor. In the tradition of folk troubadours, his original songs reflect lived-in soles and handed-down stories, personal anecdotes mixed with imagination and charm. His stage show backs this up; his engaging personality reaches out to audiences like a friend you haven’t seen in years.

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Alabaster Brown is an original rock/alt country band from St. Louis, Missouri. The band’s down-home style comes from its incorporation of elements of roots rock, alt-country, bluegrass, midwestern and cajun styles of music into their own unique sound, the Trademarked, “Mississippi Mud Stomp.” One thing that makes Alabaster Brown unique from the many other artists on the scene today are its highly evocative and well written songs that are performed tightly and with a high level of musicianship.

The Voodoo Lounge Gypsies are a musical/performance collective under the direction of mandolinist Joe Credit III and percussionist Antonio Perez. They blend elements of Latin and Mid-Eastern, and African percussion with melodic sensibilities derived from American roots and world texture. The music is often framed by some of the region’s best hoopers and fire performers. A mighty blend of live audio and visuals!

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Folk / Blues / Story telling

Sometimes joined by Tanis on the washboard/vocals as well a crew of southside music junkies, Irene Allen is always entertaining and worth the stop.

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Join us “on the Hill” for several of Bob Reuter’s favorite acts in and around St. Louis. Maybe a twang, maybe a scrang..

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Alt-Country / Soul

“an entertaining cant-miss performance” – Billboard Magazine

“a wicked-cool singer/songwriter” – The City Paper (Nashville)

“The guitar prowess of Sheryl Crow; the voice, a cross of Stevie Nicks and Emmylou Harris; the songwriting of Joni Mitchell. That’s Steff Mahan. . . . I’ve scheduled and heard live acts in our cafe for 3 years and I’ve seen no one as polished as Steff Mahan. An amazing talent and outstanding live show.” – Steve Craft, Manager, Borders Kansas City – Northland…..

“you’ll soon be hearing the name Steff Mahan” – New York DJ Jim Kerr during an interview and performance on Sirius Satellite Radio….

Nashville based singer/songwriter Steff Mahan is one performer that should not be missed. She explodes onto the stage with her guitar, a huge talent and a list of credits that leaves no doubt that she is on the rise. She scored a publishing deal with Encore Entertainment on Music Row where she was a staff writer from 2005 until they Encore closed its doors in 2008. Steff has opened for critically acclaimed artists like Patty Griffin, Holly Williams, and Tift Merritt.

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Acoustic / Jam / Open Mic

Nick Adamson & Friends bring you a night of acoustic jams. Bring an instrument if you wish and play!

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Fusion / Nu-Jazz / R&B

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Mark your calendars for one of the coolest shows you’ll ever see… Thursday night, Feb. 24th Trevor Exter, “avant-soul cello thumper,” is joined by John Kimock on drums (Steve Kimock’s first-born son)!

Trevor Exter was born in Ithaca, NY. He always played different things but kept coming back to the cello. He sits with the cello and sings, but he plays it weird – like a tiny bass or a big ukulele. He also hits it sometimes. He makes music for the heartbreakers and the brokenhearted, the nighthawks and the dreamers. Mixing Brazilian pop, American soul and restless rock energy with an itinerant vision all his own, his songs travel far and burrow deep. The lyrics, brimming with passion and disdain, are delivered by a warm, grainy voice you won’t easily forget. This is adult music that pulls you in close and burns in all the right places.

First-time listeners are sometimes puzzled when Trevor steps on stage, a cello plugged into an amp the way a rocker bears his axe. After a few disarming remarks and a haunting number or two, a deeper mystery becomes clear: this flame could sweep you up. Performing solo or with his band, Trevor Exter is an original, the kind that brings audiences to the edge of their seats.

Opening set by Allgorithms: Dan Huck (bass), Mike Schurk (drums), Edward Dowd (guitar), and Alex “Alejandro Belanos Davis Green” Lumaghi (piano) play blended rhythms and time variations of jazz-ass math rock.

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Folk / Rock / Americana

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Funk / Rock / Blues

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Chicago. A city known for its blues and its bluegrass. In the bluegrass history books, a pivotal stop among others, along the road to success for the Monroe Brothers and, in more current times, noteworthy as home base for the long popular Special Consensus. And now the Windy City serves as a critical intersection in the lives of four musicians, two who hail from Illinois and the others from as far and near as North Carolina and upstate New York.

With a PBS series soundtrack already to its credit and a critically acclaimed sophomore recording, The Henhouse Prowlers have been barnstorming on to the red hot bluegrass scene since 2004. Not just another bluegrass band, the Henhouse Prowlers are adeptly positioning themselves for nothing less than success. Each member does double duty within the group, holding a business as well as musical post, making it a total collaborative effort.

Dedicated equally to tradition and innovation, The Henhouse Prowlers center their sound on that of the early, formative years of bluegrass, while they keep their pulse on today by covering contemporary topics in a largely original repertoire. The Henhouse Prowlers wear the Bill Monroe mantle with spit and polish. They perform — and conduct media interviews — in suit-and-tie and work in a tightly choreographed, one-mic stage setting, which adds a dynamic dimension to their shows. Combining passion, confidence, and flair with instrumental and vocal prowess, The Prowlers deliver bluegrass with an edge.

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StillFunky presents…

Sweet Earl Jones

Funk / Electronic / Crunk

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Folk / Rock / Funk

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Hip-Hop / Lyrical / Hardcore

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Reggae / Rock / Dub

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Rock / Blues / Country

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The Blackberry Bushes Stringband is a high-energy, soulful, Americana quartet; A band of songwriters with a strong Bluegrass and old-time bend.  They have remained loyal to their Ozark, Appalachian, and Mississippi River roots and added just a twist of West coast indie-rock.

Second place winners of the 2009 Telluride Bluegrass Band Competition, The Blackberry Bushes Stringband formed in Olympia, WA in 2004.  They tour nationally, and feature:

quick pickin’ banjo songstress: Kendl Winter

singer-songwriter-strummer-stomper: Jes Raymond on guitar

rattlesnake fiddler: Jakob Breitbach

and lowdown songsmith: Joe Capoccia on the upright bass.

They are often noted for their sweet harmonies, darling lyrics, and near virtuosic musicianship. Their songs are instant classics, and their  performances are guaranteed to turn heads and move an audience.

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Join us at Pop’s Blue Moon for a very special holiday jam with members of Messy Jiverson and some select guests! Funk/Acid Rock throwdowns!! CDS+W will do two sets with Thumpasaurus DJ-ing before and after the first set.

Mikey Wehling and Dusty Ray Simmons have a deep musical history together. In 1996 they formed the jamrock power trio “Space Coyote” from 1996-1998 they performed numerous sold-out shows throughout the St. Louis metro area sharing the stage with such artists as Jahwa (Nate Carpenter, Gavin Duffy) Blue Shag (Steve Wik, Kama from Earthwormz) Special Blend (Nathan Hershey) and the Schwag. Together with Dusty’s brother Jeremy Simmons (bass/vocals) the trio created its unique form of jamrock/southern soul/STL funk.

Come witness their onstage STL reunion/XXX-mas spectacular at Pops Blue Moon. They will be joined by fellow members of Messy Jiverson, Hammond b3 powerhouse Nate Carpenter and Gavin “so tuffy” Duffy on the low-end frequencies.

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Folk / Acoustic / Rock

Come witness the return of Leer featuring members of Willis.

Daniel Sexauer (aka Dsexy) isn’t new to Loyal Family, he worked with us this past summer booking and promoting events at Pop’s Blue Moon and 2720 Cherokee. And he is just finishing up an internship at Madison House and starting his own company called Sexauer Music Group. He’s coming back in town and dropping a Cannonball at Pop’s Blue Moon on Friday, Dec. 17th. Come out and witness a showcase of several of “Dsexy’s” closets friends and allies, it’s sure to be a solid evening of hip-hop and electronic “on the Hill” featuring Goodness Gracious, The Spacetones, DJ Geeg, & E$.

Goodness Gracious is the latest project from the mind of Mike Fitzsimons (from Digital Movement / Fitz & Dan). Fitz has been hard at work in the studio, creating new tracks with guitar, synth, and Ableton production. Check out what he’s working on at his website below; and come out October 1st to see and hear the tracks in full effect. There will be live guitar, bass, synth, and laptop DJ’ing.

The Spacetones are an independent intergalactic travelers from the vast tundras of Springfield, Missouri. Their experimental hip-hop digs heavily on psychedelic jazz, classic funk, breakbeats, and fusion. The group uses computers, drum machines, samplers, turntables, and occasionally live instrumentation in the creation of their music. A Spacetones live show is both energetic and funkalicious, often interweaving abstract samples and obscure recordings with crowd pleasing jams and dancefloor tracks.

E$Money (aka Erwin Matthews) has a refreshing take on hip-hop, electronics, funk, and soul that is largely inspired by the almost forgotten medium, the record. The authentic feeling of the actual ‘album’. It’s all about the click, pop, and static. Erwin’s music pays respect to the old school but also bridges the gap with new funk and experimental hip-hop.

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June Star, formed in 1998 by Andrew Grimm, is an Americana, roots-rock band. Literate and accessible, Grimm’s songs meditate on subjects from falling in or out of love, being all right no matter what, to playing in the local music scene.  These are stories that need to be told, need to be heard.  The voice in these songs speaks loneliness and redemption, jumpstarts and slow fades, both separation and discovery. However, sonic epiphanies travel only as far as the music will allow.  Singing electric guitars and slippery pedal steel frame the lyrics with vibrancy as Grimm’s distinctive nasal baritone allows the lyrics to unfold, “a thinking man’s country music.”

The personnel of the band seems to turn around to the extent that the audience is never sure who will show up to play, including the band.  At any given moment, June Star could be:  Andrew Grimm (songs, vocals, guitars), Timothy Bracken (bass, vocals), Mike Ward (keyboards), Burke Sampson (guitars), Mike Ross (drums), Dave Hadley (pedal steel), Ryan Finnerin (bass, vocals), and Jason Butcher (drums, vocals).

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Dan Huck (bass), Mike Schurk (drums), Edward Dowd (guitar), and Alex “Alejandro Belanos Davis Green” Lumaghi (piano) play blended rhythms and time variations of jazz-ass math rock.

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Americana / Rock / Blues

“Sounds like The Band mixed with southern rock… with a side everything else.”

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The Poor Historians are a St. Louis original rock/jam band.  Formed in 2008, Eric, Guido and Jason continue to create songs and sounds inspired by such diverse genres as rock, jazz, funk, punk, bluegrass and folk with both acoustic and electric instruments.

“Avant-soul cello thumping” with the bassist from Steve Kimock’s Crazy Engine, don’t miss this one-of-a-kind performance “on the Hill.”

Trevor Exter was born in Ithaca, NY. He always played different things but
kept coming back to the cello. He sits with the cello and sings, but he
plays it weird – like a tiny bass or a big ukulele. He also hits it
sometimes.

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Punk / Folk / Blues

Folk / Acoustic / Rock

Come witness the return of Leer featuring members of Willis.

Romani Blue is a middle eastern/ gypsy band that plays somewhat traditional Turkish and Egyptian music for dance. Their lineup fluctuates a bit, but the sound features the bouzouki, mandolin, dumbek, percussion, flute, dancers and didgeridoo.

Elijah Aaron (formerly of The Northwoods)

“In my music, I want to break out of specific musical genres. I love incorporating percussive rhythms and acoustic guitar parts, while keeping the main emphasis on the gentle and spiritual message in the lyrics. I am currently recording a new album that will be available soon. With your friendship and kind support, the sound and soul of Elijah Aaron will continue to share the beauty and simple joy of life.”

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“Stank Nasty has been quickly picking up momentum and adding new members to expand their already diverse style. With six people all influenced in different ways, there’s no hurry to classify this band. Its an ever evolving collaboration of funk and rhythm with a little bit of something for everyone thrown in the mix. Your family Stank Nasty, is looking for you.”

- myspace.com/stanknastyskank

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Hip-Hop / Rap / Alternative

Cronus started with the founding members Matt and Casey, writing songs in a small studio. The songs and ideas seemed to meet at an organic, but very rock oriented approach. The song ideas have been based off of love, life, happiness, anger, psychedelia, stories, myths, and memories.

After noticing that Cronus finally had a good repertoire of songs, they decided to take it to the next level and find the missing members that were needed to complete the sound. The sytle is an eclectic mix of the minds with various influences: soulful southern style leads, indie/progressive rock, funk, r&b, blues and jazz.

“My name is Sean Padilla, and I make music under the name “The Cocker Spaniels.” The name comes from a conversation I overheard, when I was a child, of my female cousins ranting about how all men are “dogs.” C.Spaniels began in 1994 as a recording project involving me, Alex Wing and Jon Koza. All of us sang, wrote songs and played multiple instruments. Unfortunately, when I moved from my birthplace of Brooklyn, NY to Beaumont, TX in 1996, I could no longer write or record regularly with the other two members. C.Spaniels has been a solo operation ever since, but I keep the name as a tribute to Alex and Jon, who were my best friends at the time, and the first peers to truly believe in my music.”

“From 1994 to 2000, I recorded seven albums’ worth of material on a cassette multi-track. This material chronicles my life from middle school to college in graphic, uncomfortable, and occasionally immature detail. These recordings stayed within my small circle of friends until 1998, when I gained Internet access and discovered “cassette culture.” I traded cassettes and CDRs of my music with any DIY ‘zines or band I found interesting. I don’t care about hipness, fame or money, though I wouldn’t turn down any of it. I just want to be able to keep making music. I love doing it.”

Strange Arrangement is quickly climbing the ranks of the Midwest music scene and has been developing a strong fan base with their fresh, innovative sound. The band regularly plays at venues in Illinois, Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Wisconsin and Iowa such as Bell’s Brewery, Illinois Brewing Company, Founder’s, The Iowa City Yacht Club, Martyrs’, The Mousetrap, The Verve and The Kinetic Playground while venturing into further states to expand their touring area. They have also released an EP and a skillfully self-produced full length album, Side X Side. Their ever-changing musical landscape and sense of humor bring audiences an entertaining show that leaves them dancing and wanting more.

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Jam / Jazz / Funk

Fresh Hops is a 7-piece band from the Tri-Town Area of North West Indiana. After two years of being together, their sound continues to evolve and the family continues to grow. Fresh Hops have been lucky enough to share some bills with nationally known acts like Kyle Hollingsworth(SCI), Cornmeal, Pnuma Trio, Future Rock, Tea Leaf Green, Toubab Krewe, Mr. Blotto, Groovatron, and Ecoustic Hookah – performing shows in Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Kentucky, and Colorado.

Having “FUN” is the major objective, for the fans, family, and also the musicians. Isn’t that what music is about?

It’s that time of the month again.. Join us tonight for one of the most tenured jam sessions in St. Louis – featuring members of Dogtown Allstars, Naked Groove, and special guest Carson Mann on slide guitar – one of the best slide players we’ve ever seen!

And it’s Cheapy Tuesday, so 16-oz cans of PBR and wells are ONLY $2.00!!! This ought-ta be fun.

Sounds like The Band mixed with southern rock… and a side everything else.

Folk / Acoustic / Story-telling

DOWNSTEREO is a live, 100% improvised space rock project featuring Nate Carpenter, Gavin Duffy and Cannon DeWeese of Messy Jiverson. Each week also features different local musicians and two shows will never sound the same. Hop on the Wednesday night dance party train!

Cheapy Tuesday is moving from 2720 to Pop’s Blue Moon this week while a few more renovations are completed. But this is no off-week for Cheapy Tuesday, there will still be cheapy art for sale and the drink specials are even better, $2 16-ounce PBRs and $2 wells!

The Malah (Greenville, SC)

This young, eager electronica act has spent many years tweaking their many musical influences and has developed a unique sound that is captivating hungry jam band listeners, ready for a new genre stand out . As the music begins, a transformation takes place. An eruption of sonic bass boom brings the groove alive and the addition of unique samples creates an atmospheric pressure in your brain. Quick organic drum beats shake the floor and melodic trancey guitar riffs race through your veins. The only release is from the hook that grabs you and quickly sticks in your memory glands. Vibes in the room forever change the ambience each and every session, setting the music of The Malah in a class of it’s own. We invite you to take a musical journey and….Experience the Electrogrooves!

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An original blend of Midwestern rock sensibilities ranging from blues to psychedelic to folk. They’ve spent the last few years developing a telekinetic connection with Victor Wooten, David Gilmour, James Brown, and Jim Henson’s Animal, channeling their collective consciousness into an astounding display of unparalleled performance and swagger. They’re eager to debut their own sound alongside unique interpretations of music from all across the dial. Atoms 4 Piece truly brings something for everyone.

This will be an evening of crunchy grooves and dinosaur beats. 2 sets by THUMP plus a special guest set of filthy bass by ALEX HENDRIX. $2 at the door, the funk starts at 10pm.

Rock / Experimental / Psychedelic

“an evening of music and hang”

On August 20th, Pop’s Blue Moon will feature great local musicians/composers Nate Carpenter (keys/vocals), Cannon DeWeese (drums/vocals), and Mikey Wehling (guitar/vocals) creating new improvised sounds blended with original compositions as well as their own spin on some classic tracks from the past; featuring two sets of live music along with live DJ sets by Mikey Wehling, MCK, and more!

Hailing from the cultural hotbed of Atlanta, GA comes EP3. After quickly rising in the jam and electronic scenes in the midwest and southeast, EP3 has taken a hold of new technologies and traditional improvisational elements to create a progressive, fresh take on livetronica. Risks and rewards…the application of technical and melodic songwriting with deep grooves and all sorts of experimentation. It’s been a good two years, playing packed theater and club gigs with such artists as: Shpongle, Moe., Parliment Funkadelic, Pretty Lights, Benga, Bassnectar, Pnuma Trio, Mickey Hart, Orchard Lounge, Big Gigantic, Telepath, Ana Sia, Glitch Mob, Raq, U-Melt, M80 Dubstation, Bela Fleck, Eliot Lipp, Sub Swara, DubCouncious, Alex B, Joe Nice, Starkey, as well as official afterparties for STS9, Umphrey’s Mcgee, and the Disco Biscuits…including 2 shows with sit ins from Jon Gutwillig of the Disco Biscuits and a late night set at Trinumeral. BIG things happening at the EP3 camp…

Dirk Quinn Band

Dirk Quinn is a Philadelphia based guitarist who has utilized nearly a decade of steady performing to develop a unique and progressive style – one that sits somewhere between jazz, funk and rock. Initially attracted to the guitar as a teenager after being introduced to classic rock giants such as Led Zeppelin and The Who, Quinn’s thirst for the unique and bizarre soon had him jamming along to the more radical and daring Mahavishnu Orchestra and the humorous, bass-laden noise of Primus. Playing virtually non-stop with countless musical projects afforded him ample opportunity to hone his chops.

Cronus

Cronus started with the founding members, Matt and Casey, writing songs in a mini studio. The songs and ideas seemed to meet at an organic, but very rock oriented approach. From that day on the band Cronus was born.

The style is an eclectic mix of the minds with various influences. Whether it be soulful southern style leads, or indie/progressive rock, to funk and r&b, to blues and jazz.

A Monday evening full of jam, just for you… See you there!

Categorization be damned, the Madison-based five piece, Steez, consisting of Matt Williams (keyboards/synthesizers/accordion), Steve Neary (guitar and vocals), Rob Bessert (drums), Chris Sell (bass), and Andrzej Benkowski (saxophone, oboe, and violin) is — in the simplest terms and the most convenient definitions – a funk band, a jamband, a fusion band, a disco-fanged multi-beast, and a basket case.

Churning out their self-described Creepfunk, a high energy, danceable variety of funk — one uniquely laced with electronic and improvisational sensibilities – Steez has garnered a loyal following throughout the Midwest. After receiving repeated acclaim for their live performances, which typically include a seamless weaving of thoughtfully composed originals and crowd pleasing covers spanning from Madonna to clever obscurities like Genialistid (Estonia), Steez hit the studio and released their first full length album, Creepfunk Crusade, in August 09 with independent label, Mason Jar Records.

Hoping to carve out a niche in the competitive jamband landscape, what really sets Steez apart is the camaraderie and endearing sense of humor. The band’s humble beginnings include getting banned for life from a venue after their first ever live performance, maneuvering a moped accident involving a parked car, and cruising the Midwest in the inspired 35 foot band bus, “Big Brown.” While it’s the original songs and taut musicianship that initially grab both fans’ and critics’ attention, the band’s personality keeps it.

Steez is currently enjoying success from their debut album which has been nominated for Home Grown Music Network’s album of the year, the album charted on both the Homegrown Music Network Radio Charts and the Jambands.com Radio Charts, peaking at #19 and #23, respectively. Steez was featured in the December 09 issue of Relix as an band “on the verge,” and most recently Steez was named one of the 10 most influential bands to come out of Madison in the last decade. The band is again poised to hop on the bus and build upon the success they’ve garnered from grinding it out on the road.

DOWNSTEREO is the side project of Messy Jiverson keyboardist Nate Carpenter and drummer Cannon DeWeese. They are joined on occasion by guest musicians such as Ben Combe of Particle and Gavin Duffy of Messy Jiverson for experimental sounds and noises.

It’s DOWNSTEREO
every Weds in July
@ Pops Blue Moon
featuring members
of Messy Jiverson
doing things to you

21+ $5 9pm

Join us for the new monthly showcase hosted by Bob Reuter

Free Popcorn to make you thirsty!

Ohio-grown Jones For Revival formed in 2004. Since the beginning, the band’s goal has been to re-introduce the improvisational aspect of music into groovy, upbeat tunes that audiences of all ages could enjoy. Throughout the journey, they’ve strengthened their ability to project a positive vibe to their listeners and have gained a following of loyal fans who share the same musical understanding and appreciation as they do.

Jones has worked with quality acts like Keller Williams, Tea Leaf Green, BoomBox, The Bridge, Ekoostik Hookah, Toubab Krewe, Blue Oyster Cult, Jerry DePizzo of O.A.R., and Zach Deputy. The band also has their own annual music festival – JONESFEST – held at Ohio’s famous Nelson Ledges Quarry Park.

Join us “on the Hill” tonight for the last CDW show of the summer, make way for another Messy side project soon..

It’s been a great run of shows this year from Nate Carpenter, Cannon DeWeese & Mikey Wehling. And we’ve been blessed to have them at the moon.

“Seedy Dubya!”

Mondays at the moon are where it’s at, especially if you like to listen to your own music.. Bring up your very-own playlists and we’ll rock em’ on our house stereo. No cover, No hassle.

From the foothills of Appalachia a new musical combo has appeared; grown from seeds of the folk, blues, and bluegrass found abundant in the Carolinas, yet shaped by the undeniable power of rock and roll. Known as The New Familiars, these five gentlemen combine an amazing passion for harmony with multi-instrumental talent and unusual storytelling abilities.

Currently touring in support of their six-song EP ‘The Storm’ and a recently released 7″ vinyl (featuring their original tune ‘Mill’s River’ with a re-interpretation of Smokey Robinson’s classic ‘My Girl’), they’ve taken the east coast music scene by force. Drawing raucous club crowds from Boston to Tuscaloosa while shining bright on the festival circuit grace of a fresh and distinct new sound, the buzz about the band is palpable and growing.

While describing their songwriting as “folk music from the core”, the band has constantly stretched the boundaries of ‘genre labels’. Since their debut in late 2006, they’ve fused the multitudes of musical influences that each member brings to the table onto a foundation built upon traditional instruments such as resonator guitar, mandolin, banjo and harmonica. Yet glimpses of new material hint towards even broader musical horizons while still maintaining – and even reinforcing – the unique sound that has so defined the band.

All this, most especially when combined with their intense live performances, serve as signs pointing to one very clear statement:  The New Familiars are a powerful swell in a new wave of honest, roots-derived rock music sweeping the nation.

The Steel Wheels are truly an Americana band, rooted in musical styles that explore the territories between blues and bluegrass, old-time sing-alongs and foot-stompin’ fiddle tunes. They are subtle innovators who respect the past but whistle their own tunes, layering in rich textures and decidedly modern energy to forge a new sound.

They fit best among musicians like Langhorne Slim, Gillian Welch, or Adrienne Young and Little Sadie (with whom they’ve shared the stage) – deft musicians making a name for themselves by creating their own particular permutation of traditional forms. Yet the Steel Wheels share much with new Americana favorites like the Avett Brothers or Old Crow Medicine Show, with charisma that causes toes to tap and heads to nod, audiences hanging on their every word. Like those bands, The Steel Wheels have broad appeal. And they count among their fans former Statler Brother Jimmy Fortune and indie folk darlings Over the Rhine.

The four-piece band is based in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia, where multi-instrumentalist Jay Lapp was born and took inspiration from church hymns and folk fests, and where Trent Wagler has been a scene staple for nearly a decade. Lapp was touring with several successful Midwest bands when he and Wagler crossed paths in Harrisonburg, Virginia, and a musical partnership began. The two are joined by upright bassist Brian Dickel and fiddler Eric Brubaker to form the Steel Wheels. The band shines exceptionally in their live shows, and their palpable chemistry translates easily to Red Wing. Just listen to the exceptional four-part harmonies that support and accentuate Wagler’s scratchy tenor, which has been compared to that of Darrel Scott. Brubaker’s fiddle, both lively and evocative, suits the band exactly, and Dickel’s upright bass grounds the outfit. Jay Lapp’s signature mandolin style is remarkable and unmistakable.

The Steel Wheels have built a following from the East Coast to the Midwest and beyond, appearing at Americana festivals such as the Bristol Rhythm & Roots Festival, Floydfest, Folk Alliance, and Appalachian Uprising. Wagler and Lapp also regularly take a duo show to Ireland and have appeared with Peter Rowan at the ‘Ards International Guitar Festival.

In keeping with their music that takes a traditional idea on a modern adventure, Wagler and Lapp’s organized a week-long, 300-mile bicycle tour last year. Not only did they pedal themselves through the mountains of Virginia to seven gigs in seven days, they hauled their own gear the whole way, with one bicycle custom-framed for travel and another fitted with a trailer. It’s one more example that with inherent skill and energy, trust in the value of simplicity and a marked talent for taking something old-fashioned and making it relevant for today is one of The Steel Wheels’ greatest strengths.

Join us at the Moon for the once a month superjam featuring members of Dogtown Allstars, Naked Groove, Reggae Ruffins, and more!

Bob Reuter is a photographer living in South St. Louis who began shooting in 1997 involving himself and documenting the underbelly rock and roll scene on the city – He shoots grainy black and white images on film – develops his own film and prints in the dark room.

Bob soon became well know around the local scene as the main purveyor of night time shooting and his skill in using the interplay of shadows and light in his work.

In recent years he’s actually been sited occasionally in the day light and has expanded what he does to the documentation of events – weddings, celebrations – family portraits – portraits of kids and almost anything else you might be interested as long as it fits within the realm of black and white photography.

Words that spring to mind in connection to Bob’s work are – Noir like, documentary, cinematic, cinema verite, punk rock, raw, beauty in desolation, grainy, scratchy, bohiemian, arty…and “really fucking cool”.

Loyal Family is proud to host Carpenter, DeWeese & Wehling this summer at Pop’s Blue Moon every Wednesday night. Nate Carpenter (hammond organ, moog, vocals), Cannon DeWeese (drums, vocals) and Mikey Wehling (guitar, vocals) have been gradually heating up as a rock trio this Spring, and lately they’ve been testing the foundation at the moon with some serious burners..

Join us for a relaxed evening of hang and great music from members of Messy Jiverson “on the Hill.”

bluegrass/jam band/funk

The Grey Area Trio is a Funk/ Jazz / Hip-Hop group from Boston, MA. Join us “on the Hill” for some interesting and tasty experimental music.

Ian Barnett-Drums
Damian Hirai- Sax
Archi Denis- Bass

The Brittany Reilly Band, now based in Asheville, NC, play everything from Honky Tonk, Classic Country & Bluegrass to Blues and Grateful Dead Music. She has played over 500 shows in 23 states since 2005. They will be releasing their second studio album, “Honky Tonk Home” on May 1st, 2010. 11 brand new original songs penned by Brittany & Band full of Western Swing, Weeping Pedal Steel, & Rockin’ Country Vocals.

They toured extensively in 2008 promoting her “Good Old Country Sound” CD release covering more than 60,000 miles across the US, and have announced a lot more tour dates for 2010.

Burn a playlist and join us at the moon! We’ll play it for everyone, that’s basically it..

The Stone Sugar Shakedown, a 4-piece band from her in St. Louis, blends earth-rooted, traditional music and contemporary, spacious sounds. Their multi-dimensional music and live performance captivates the listener and creates a funk-filled atmosphere, both sonically and visually. The experience celebrates art and spirit. Its core consists of Ryan Benthall (bass), Nicholas Elwood (guitar/vocals), Tracy Gladden (vocals/percussion), and Ben Walters (drums/percussion). Before coming together, each member was involved with other musical projects. Now, The Shakedown is performing around St. Louis and getting ready to hit the road for Summer Camp Music Festival this May. They’re passionate about creation and crafting a rejuvenating atmosphere to share with the crowd. Their self-recorded, self-produced debut EP is due this summer as well.

Since 2003, Illinois-based singer-songwriter Dan Hubbard has released four albums and toured extensively through the Midwest and both coasts. In the process, he’s built a strong fan base, become a refined songwriter and earned critical acclaim for his efforts. With its foundation in the classic sounds of Tom Petty, Van Morrison, Neil Young and Jackson Browne, Hubbard’s music incorporates folk, country, blues and even a little funk. With a dynamic and powerful voice, Hubbard carries songs of love, loss and soul searching (and occasionally getting drunk enough to forget it all). Like the influential front-men before him, Hubbard delivers a message that people can relate to in good times and bad.

In 2008, the Humadors joined Hubbard on the road. That fall, they released their acclaimed self-titled debut- a collection of songs showcasing graceful lyrics, vibrant melodies and innovative sound. Dan Hubbard and the Humadors expect to release a new album this summer.

Loyal Family is proud to present Wednesday Nights @ Pop’s Blue Moon with Carpenter, DeWeese & Wehling, a newly-formed rock trio here in St. Louis. Nate Carpenter (keys/vocals), Cannon DeWeese (drums/vocals), and Mikey Wehling (guitar/vocals) create new improvised sounds and also dig into some classic tracks from the past.

Don’t be surprised if you hear a track by Tom Petty or Bob Dylan sandwiched between epic noise jams and space.

“A night of music and hang” with members of Messy Jiverson! join us.

Every Second Tuesday of the month, join us “on the Hill” for what’s always an epic jam featuring members of Naked Groove, Dogtown Allstars, Reggae Ruffins, Willis and more!

Burn a playlist and bring it up to the moon, we’ll spin it for ya. Every Monday! No cover.. No hassle..

Come on out to Pop’s Blue Moon and grab the debut EP from Butcher Holler. 5 songs for 5 Bucks!!

HOLLER!!!

Los Angeles-based artist Jeremiah (Sammartano) and the Red Eyes started in the Southern California coffeehouses and bars, picking up sounds and ideas along the way and later mixed them up with the song ideas in his head. What came out was a blend of the Delta Blues and old folk songs, Tom Waits and the Replacements, some Willie Nelson twang and some good old garage rock and roll – and a whole lot of other things..

Bob’s Scratchy Showcase is Bob Reuter’s new monthly music review featuring several unique live performers and special guests. LUCE (San Francisco, CA) will also be performing an early show from 8-9pm.

Ashley Raines grew up in the Midwest and began running away from home almost as early as he could walk. By the age of fourteen he was hitchhiking from his home in Kansas to Oklahoma City. He hopped boxcars and taught himself any instrument he could get his hands on, recording his songs on four-track reel-to-reel machines which he sold while performing on the street. Raines has released seven studio albums and one live album.

Young St.Louis singer/songwriter Riley James sings with a voice worn by whiskey and late nite wanderings. He brought his hardscrabble, acoustic tunes to the interstate for a live session. Sounds “like a dead-end road…”

Salvation has the general meaning of liberation from straitened circumstances or from other evils, and of a translation into a state of freedom and security. Jason Sipe and Shannon Kiel use experimental rock & pop music to express themselves, and they’ve relocated to where it all started for them musically: St. Louis, MO.

Luce’s history reaches back to 2001. Their first record, which was self titled, gained immediate attention on Bay Area radio stations such as San Francisco’s KFOG. The album’s single, “Good Day” was soon picked up in Hollywood and appeared in movies such as How To Lose A Guy In 10 Days and 13 Going On 30, and on television shows like The O.C. and Alias. In 2003, Luce earned the California Music Award for “Outstanding Debut Album.” In order to continue promoting the album the band fervently toured the US playing alongside bands like Sixpence, None The Richer and Goo Goo Dolls.

Loyal Family is proud to present Wednesday Nights @ Pop’s Blue Moon with Carpenter, DeWeese & Wehling, a newly-formed rock trio here in St. Louis. Nate Carpenter (keys/vocals), Cannon DeWeese (drums/vocals), and Mikey Wehling (guitar/vocals) create new improvised sounds and also dig into some classic tracks from the past.

Don’t be surprised if you hear a track by Tom Petty or Bob Dylan sandwiched between epic noise jams and space. Hopefully they’ll be working up some reggae-ton beats for Cinco de Mayo, there’s even talk of a taco buffet!… stay tuned.

“A night of music and hang” with members of Messy Jiverson plus special guest Thump! join us.

Nick Adamson & friends take over the moon for a night of acoustic jams, another $3 Tuesday!

If it takes a village to raise a child, George Stathakes must have had some really weird neighbors. Raised in Gardendale, AL, a small conservative suburb of Birmingham, Stathakes was exposed at a young age to a blend of Cat Stevens and traditional Greek music by his mother and weaned on a steady diet of outlaw country singers like George Jones and Johnny Cash by his father.

His lyrical prowess reflects his biting sarcasm and wit, but there are still hints of something sinister lurking beneath, like the villains he idolized as a child, with the role-playing and theatrics of the Phantom of the Opera. However, his youth and curiosity still render his present songwriting form a constantly shape-shifting entity, a voracious beast that consumes anything tasty in its path. Be sure to hear him while he’s at his hungriest.

Every first Saturday of the month Irene invades Pop’s Blue Moon to play folk music and tell stories. If you’ve never seen her show, it’s always entertaining, always worth the stop.

Their style is best described as pop-folk/folk-rock and they have been compared to Sarah McLachlan, Patty Griffin and Neil Young. Jenn plays keyboards, has powerful vocals and her sound is a mix of Sara Bareilles, Tori Amos and Fiona Apple, if you will..

Loyal Family is proud to present Wednesday Nights @ Pop’s Blue Moon with Carpenter, DeWeese & Wehling, a newly-formed rock trio here in St. Louis. Nate Carpenter (keys/vocals), Cannon DeWeese (drums/vocals), and Mikey Wehling (guitar/vocals) create new improvised sounds and also dig into some classic tracks from the past.

Don’t be surprised if you hear a track by Tom Petty or Bob Dylan sandwiched between epic noise jams and space. Each week will feature two sets of live music, DJ sets, plus special guest appearances.

“A night of music and hang” with members of Messy Jiverson, join us!

Ever felt like playing music from your iPod at the bar? Now’s your chance. Burn your very-own playlists and let em’ ride on the PA! No cover, No hassle..

Give us your ears this Friday evening as Dan Huck (bass), Mike Schurk (drums), and Edward Dowd (guitar) “blend rhythm and time variations of jazz-ass math rock.”

Joining them is Tungsten Groove from Perryville, MO.

Join us at the moon to celebrate Josip’s Birthday. Many local musicians should be stopping through the Hill to throwdown with Pop’s Blue Moon’s favorite bassist. More info TBA…

She Swings, She Sways coalesced in the only apartment building in downtown Ottumwa, Southeast Iowa’s post-industrial wasteland, when an acoustic duo (John Gordon & Cory Canny) met long-time drums and bullfiddle rhythm section (Jason Bolinger & Troy Morgan). Drawing on over 30 years of combined experience, the band began writing, recording, and performing in 2005. In 2007, the band added two new players—Wes VanAntwerp and Diana Garles. Since then, She Swings, She Sways has spent almost every minute together – sharing a house and completing five tours of the Midwest, playing over 200 shows. Their travels have resulted in many new friends and fans; a few broken hearts; and the rescue of Sassafras, a horse stuck in a frozen Kansas pond. And even though the road can be hard, they’re always able to find a girl’s bed to sleep in (though she may not be in it), and her mom usually makes them muffins in the morning.

When the band is asked what “style” of music that they play, a common answer is “Midwestern” music. She Swings, She Sways’ range of influences is wide, combining rocking two-beat stomp, soulful lovelorn lyrics, and lilting pop melodies.

She Swings, She Sways is very proud of their Iowa roots. Still, they all hope to soon leave home for the long haul and take their music anywhere they can find a meal, a bed, and some open ears.

Join us at Pop’s Blue Moon as John Grigaitis & Co. make their way in and rock out through the AM. More info TBA..

The Super Jams are better than ever! Join us “on the Hill” for two epic sets featuring members of Naked Groove, Dogtown Allstars, Reggae Ruffins, Willis, and more!

Bring your very-own music playlists up to the bar and we’ll play em on the house system! It’s fun, It’s free, join us..

Formed in 2009, Waiting on John is composed of John Grigaitis-vocals/guitar, Ryan Petroline-bass/vocals, Shane Kessinger-percussion, Tom Kessinger-guitar/vocals and Tommy Chester-guitar/vocals. With a smooth mix of alternative and rock being their main sound, they have many original songs and music in addition to the covers they perform. Their greatest musical influences would be The Beatles, Rush and STP, though there are many others. The members of Waiting on John all live in or around the Alton, IL area ~ small town boys with big town sound.

Lojo’s band history reflects her style of music – a little bit of everything. She’s played bass in a psychedelic jam band, mandolin in a Celtic group and guitar in every kind of funk, folk, jazz, and jam combination you can imagine. Through it all she combines her sense of music with her sense of humor – sometimes outrageous, sometimes intense, always original.

Loyal Family is proud to present Wednesday Nights @ Pop’s Blue Moon with Carpenter, DeWeese & Wehling, a newly-formed rock trio here in St. Louis. Nate Carpenter (keys/vocals), Cannon DeWeese (drums/vocals), and Mikey Wehling (guitar/vocals) create new improvised sounds and also dig into some classic tracks from the past.

Don’t be surprised if you hear a track by Tom Petty or Bob Dylan sandwiched between epic noise jams and space. Each week will feature two sets of live music, DJ sets, plus special guest appearances.

“A night of music and hang” with members of Messy Jiverson, join us! PLUS IT’S POP’S BIRTHDAY!!!

It’s Monday night @ the moon, when we’re really just kickin’ it, reminiscing about the weekend over a beer, listening to what’s new, what’s old, and everything in between. Bring up your very-own playlists and let em ride on the PA. No cover, No hassle…

With seemingly infinite energy, and a knack for engaging an audience, Lucas has gained a reputation as a solid entertainer and front man. Today, Lucas performs original music with Texas style that spans many genres.

As former front man for Lucascookus, his high energy blend of rock, pop, soul, and Americana gained Lucas quick popularity in Austin’s diverse music market. Fans love the feel-good vibe of the music, and the pure, crazy energy Lucas brings to every show. His devoted fan base continues to follow him as he branches out into a solo career, knowing that whether fronting a band or hitting the stage with a guitar, Lucas will have the crowd jumping.

Whurm is much like a volcano. A fire spitting mountain of ROCK!

“SuperSonic, Chronic-Symphonic, Jamtronic…”

JOEY FARR (Guitar, Vocals)

JAKE SCHAFFER (Drums, Vocals)

DAVID GAREIS (Bass, Vocals)

Loyal Family is proud to present Wednesday Nights @ Pop’s Blue Moon with Carpenter, DeWeese & Wehling, a newly-formed rock trio here in St. Louis. Nate Carpenter (keys/vocals), Cannon DeWeese (drums/vocals), and Mikey Wehling (guitar/vocals) create new improvised sounds and also dig into some classic tracks from the past.

Don’t be surprised if you hear a track by Tom Petty or Bob Dylan sandwiched between epic noise jams and space. Each week will feature two sets of live music, DJ sets, plus special guest appearances.

“A night of music and hang” with members of Messy Jiverson, join us!

Bring your very-own playlists up to the bar. Whatever is on your deck, whatever is on your mind.

Ruha is a 4 headed love machine with over 20 years of touring experience, fresh and different every time they step on stage. Ruha means Air, Breath & Atmosphere and that is exactly what Charley Orlando, Max McKee, Greg LaPoint and Brian Lauri create with this music! Between all the members they have shared the stage with Phil Lesh & Friends, Steve Kimock & Crazy Engine, John Dawson & David Nelson (New Riders of the Purple Sage), Martin Fierro (Legion Of Mary), Hot Tuna, David Lindley (Jackson Browne), Peter Rowan, moe., Tony Trishka, Leftover Salmon, Blues Traveler, & Spin Doctor’s to name a few and have had 2 albums nominated to the 50th and 52nd GRAMMY Ballot in a total of 11 categories!

The sound and soul of The Northwoods is both familiar yet new. Listen carefully and you will hear echoes of Simon and Garfunkel, Crosby, Stills, Nash, and James Taylor as they collide with the 21st century. Elijah Palnik and Jeremy Shanas are taking American music in a new direction. The Northwoods restore the beauty of poetry to its rightful place in today’s music through rich, soulful vocal harmonies and an occasional dose of funky, percussive rhythms.

“They sing about a hope surrounding life and an optimism that never dies, not even with youth. Shanas and Palnik are bringing a force and vitality to folk music that hasn’t been heard in decades.”
- Presentense.org
Drawing on the sounds of Joni Mitchell, Gillian Welch, Bob Dylan, and CSNY, Annie and the Beekeepers is a folk and country inspired trio that met at Berklee College of Music in December 2006. When Annie Lynch (lead vocal, guitar), Ken Woodward (upright bass), and Alexandra Spalding (cello, vocals) first began playing together in living rooms and basements around Boston, the mysterious disappearance of bee colonies throughout the world was receiving a great deal of attention in the media. The Bee has long been a symbol for hard work and community, and the Beekeepers were inspired to preserve and promote those same qualities by way of music and their role in the music community.

Bring your very-own playlists and we’ll give em’ a whirl on the house system. No cover, No hassle.

“Springfield’s favorite instrumental jamband,” LFDC Funk consists of Rob Stegeman on saxophone, Chris Childress on keyboards, Dominic Viano on bass guitar, and Nick Queensen on drums. LFDC Funk has played with Boombox, Big Gigantic, Zoogma, Madahoochi, Spookie Daly Pride, Reelfoot, Slippy LaRue and played at Wakarusa in 2009. You can download their music free at LFDCfunk.com.

Todd Day Wait draws from the stories of folk, the raw feelings of the blues, simplicity in country, the spirit of gospel, the power of rock, the rhythm of reggae, improvisational through jam, the distinctive look of pyschedelic and the body movin’ music of Memphis soul and New Orleans funk. He has been establishing his presence professionally for five years, accumulating over 400 live show experiences and releasing two albums with East Ash Street Band.
Starting to work nationally in 2009, he formed Pigpen. Playing his original songs, songs of the past and jams of the future, Todd Day Wait’s Pigpen is comprised of a rotating line-up of professional musicians from around the country.

“Funk Fresh Frogs.”

The Frogs have a wide range of influences. Jumping through rock, funk, soul, blues and reggae, Frogs Gone Fishin’ attended school in different cities, including New Orleans, Nashville and Boston, allowing them to experience some of the most interesting music scenes in the country. They’ve regrouped in Colorado and have been busy touring the rocky mountain state along with a few other areas of the country.

Trevor Jones – Lead Guitar/Vox
Andrew Portwood – Guitar/Vox
Mark Levy – Drums/Percussion
Steve Rogers – Bass

Rooster Funk is a Funk/ Rock band out of O’Fallon, MO. The band is made up of Matt Fuller (Guitar/VOX), Mike Fitzsimons (Guitar/Keys), Jared Godfrey (Bass), and Matt Kesselheim (Drums).

The Andreas Kapsalis & Goran Ivanovic Guitar Duo are a guitar duo that not only celebrate the tradition of guitar performance of the old and the current rapport but also as composers they are a part of a movement in the states who’s aim is to build the new repertoire for the next generation of guitar players. As they continue to create “buzz” throughout global music circles, these masterful musicians are also creating genres & musical styles that have yet to be named.

“Combining the sounds of steel- and nylon-string acoustic guitars in a stew seasoned with multifinger attacks, percussive beats, and heavy Serbian and Greek influences, Kapsalis and Ivanovic have created one tasty experimental dish.
- Guitar Player Magazine

It’s Monday night @ the moon, when we’re really just kickin’ it, reminiscing about the weekend over a beer, listening to what’s new, what’s old, and everything in between. Bring up your very-own playlists and let em ride on the PA. No cover, No hassle…

Messy is doing it, they’re hitting the road soon in support of their third record. But before they can do so, they’re calling out to all of their hometown fans to come out and show support, a fun(d)raising show where it all started, Pop’s Blue Moon.

There is a $5 suggested donation, and anyone who donates more will receive a download of their choice from Messy J’s catalog. We’re really proud of these homegrown recording junkies, the power of their live show is proven here in St. Louis, and we know they’ll do the same in every city they hit across the U.S.! Join us at the moon to raise some much needed funds for them to do it right (merchandise, promotional materials, gas, etc.). They’ll be doing an old school set, a handful of songs that haven’t been played live since 08′!

Thanks for supporting local, original music.

Join us at the moon for our favorite night of the month, the Second Tuesday Super Jam featuring members of Naked Groove, Dogtown Allstars, Reggae Ruffins, and more!

Bring your playlists up to the bar and let em rip over the PA. No cover, No hassle.

“As I progressively grounded myself into the world of sound-art, I felt a passion in the making. Even as a beginner I understood that if you weren’t putting a bit of your own self into the music, then you’re missing the point. As each day of music brought the same dream closer and closer, the once seemingly unattainable was now becoming likely. I like music.”
– Richie Kihlken

Sometimes joined by Tanis on the washboard/vocals as well a crew of southside music junkies, Irene Allen is always entertaining and worth the stop.

Got some music that you’d love to share? Bring your very-own playlists up to the bar and show everyone what you’re into this week.

The Floozies are a live looping duo made up of brothers Matt and Mark Hill. After forming in January 2008 in Lawrence, KS, they’ve gone from rocking house parties in their hometown to sharing the stage and collaborating with the likes of Galactic, Lotus, Perpetual Groove, Particle, edIT (Glitch Mob), Vibesquad, EOTO, Euforquestra, and many others in countless venues all over the Midwest. Their shows are an exercise in groove exploration, as they improvise their way through funk, hip-hop, and electronic music, bending and molding beats in new ways every night. Nothing is pre-recorded, nothing is planned, and no one performance is ever the same as another.

Alex Hendrix 9-10pm
Mohawk vs. Heezy 10:15-11:15pm
The Floozies 11:30pm-1:00am

crunk, dubstep, live electronics, funk, hip hop, down-tempo

Covers of classic rock, funk, jam, country and more.

“sounds like a thousand neon rainbows soaring through the sky, piercing the atmosphere, bound for jupiter and saturn…”

You are the entertainment; bring your very-own playlists up to the bar. No cover, No hassle.

“Have you ever been handed a cocktail and upon taking a sip, sputtered, choked, and let loose with a “WHOO!” You were expecting a smooth Captain & Coke, but what you got was Wild Turkey? That’s the deep-down straight-to-the-gut burn I experienced when I first listened to the new Greyhounds album, Liberty. I’ve been familiar with the band and their loose, laid-back soul-jazz groove for several years, so imagine my surprise when I was greeted with a much dirtier, more rockin’ sound than I’d ever expect from this young Texas trio.”
- Gina Figliuolo, jambase.com
Formed in 2008, Brown Bottle Fever is one of the hottest new bands in the St. Louis area. Their unique blend of jazz, blues, rock, and funk produces danceable beats anyone can enjoy. Original lyrics and diverse sounds transpire to catchy hooks and smiling faces. Patrons take pleasure in the translucent harmonies created by the rhythmic syncopation of the bands instruments and vibrant vocals.

A diverse band based out of the Alton, IL area, Waiting On John sounds like a gigantic machine that churns out nothing but a good time. Influences: Beatles, STP, Rush, Led Zeppelin, Moody Blues, 90′s alternative.

Self-described as “High-Octane Rocky Mountain DanceGrass”, WhiteWater Ramble uses a simple recipe to craft it’s sound – bluegrass instrumentation, add drums, and a boundary-less approach to grassing-up everything from house grooves to reggae. The Colorado-bred quintet combines the elements of Mandolin, Fiddle, Acoustic Guitar, Upright Bass, Drums and Vocals to explore the musical boundaries of multiple genres to fuel their own mixture of original music and innovative cover song interpretations.

Celebrate Fat Tuesday with some dubstep at the moon! Performances by DJ Spec, Messe Jesse, Cody Breeze, Jorge Heezy, and Nick ‘Mohawk’ Cantino.

“Music is a participant sport!”, Bob Case exclaims to his enthusiastic audiences. And in the tradition of other exuberant entertainers like Chuck Berry and Louis Jordan, he always involves his fans in his performance. Born and raised in St. Louis, he is very naturally and directly influenced by its rich musical heritage. When Bob Case plays you hear the soul of rhythm and blues and the heart of country music.

The Peacelords are a 3 and a half piece Funkabilly outfit based here in St. Louis, Missouri. They play an eclectic mix of rock, blues, and funk, and they enjoy playing lengthy, colorful shows – “experience the level of fun that only Milo and company can provide!”

Featuring members of Naked Groove, Reggae Ruffins, Dogtown Allstars, Willis, and many more!

Bring up your very own playlists to the bar. No Cover, No Hassle..

There will also be Loyal Family concert posters and flyers available. You can get a free ticket to any upcoming show by covering 5 spots in your community, email Leroy@loyalfamily.com for more info.

“Stank Nasty has been quickly picking up momentum and adding new members to expand their already diverse style. With six people all influenced in different ways, there’s no hurry to classify this band. Its an ever evolving collaboration of funk and rhythm with a little bit of something for everyone thrown in the mix. Your family, Stank Nasty is looking for you.” -myspace.com/stanknastyskank

“The Band mixed with southern rock, and a side everything else..”

Americana / Classic Rock / Folk Rock

“A fusion of soap-on-a-rope, butter and funk.” – myspace.com/nfuzr

It’s open mic night at Pops Blue Moon “on the Hill,” bring up your instrument and show us some love, if you’re ready..

Bring up your very own playlists to the bar and let em’ rip over the PA. Loyal Family concert posters and flyers will be available as well. You can earn a free ticket to any upcoming show for covering 5 places in your community. For more info, email Leroy@loyalfamily.com.

“Drawing from an era that many consider to be reggae’s golden age, the late 60s through the late 70s, and the latin influences of two of its members, Don Chani has carved out a unique sound unmatched by any of its contemporary counterparts.” – myspace.com/donchani

Musicians are welcome to join, email joshua@loyalfamily.com for more info.  All genres are welcome, just keep it positive please!

Bring up your very own playlists to the bar. No Cover, No Hassle..

There will also be Loyal Family concert posters and flyers available. You can get a free ticket to any upcoming show by covering 5 spots in your community, email Leroy@loyalfamily.com for more info.

Dubstep, Downtempo, Trip Hop, Skweee & yes even Wonky… Join us for another Saturday night dance party!

Dub / Live Electronics / Grime

Open Mic plus members of Dogtown Allstars, Naked Groove, Reggae Ruffins, Willis & much more!

Bring your tapes or iPod playlists up to the moon and let em rip over the PA. Leroy’s tendin’ bar.

Come out and check out a showcase of Columbia’s finest Jam and Funk bands at the moon.

“Cronus is a jam/vintage style rock band out to preserve rock n’ roll for the 21st century. Their sound can be compared to Allman Brothers and late 60’s and 70′ Kinks with dashes of Santana and other 60’s SF Bay Area nuggets. Currently recording and writing their new full length album Myths & Memories, Cronus has a nice backlog of original material as well as covers. Once again Cronus is on the bill at our favorite place Pop’s Blue Moon. Join Us for something different and new…”
– myspace.com/cronusbandstl

Open Acoustic, musicians and fans are welcome. Join us!

Bring your tapes or iPod playlists up to the moon and let em rip over the PA.

FREE – Join us!

acoustic / folk / jazz / blues / country / story-telling

Sometimes joined by Tanis on the washboard/vocals as well a crew of southside music junkies, always entertaining and worth the stop.

Blues / Rock / Jam Band

“Just a bunch of good friends with nothing better to do..”

“Eirik and Kyle are starting a tradition- They’re going to put a show together every year at this time, when a lot of people may be in STL who normally aren’t (like them). Come be a part of it- Pete Lombardo and Ben Gastman will also be featured heavily in the show this year. They will do it all, from the prettiest hues to the nastiest grooves.”

Open Acoustic, join us!

Dubstep & visuals by Alpaca + Nexus.

“Sequel is a Medeski, Martin, and Wood tribute project that was put together just for fun and to make people dance. Right now we are focusing on the older funkier MMW, lots of material from Shack Man, and Friday Afternoon in the Universe. The band consists of Ken Lovern as John Medeski, Luke Stone as Billy Martin, Jeff Harshbarger as Chris Wood, and Brian Baggett sitting in as John Scofield.”
– myspace.com/sequelmusic

Performing music of The Dead, Bob Dylan, and many other rock and blues classics.

Elastik Soul is a groove oriented funk and jazz group formed here in St. Louis. The band consisted of Pete Lombardo on guitar and vocals, Teddy Brookins on bass, and Grover Stewart on drums until 2007 when Chris Stevenson on keyboards was added. Their sound is described as soulful grooves with an in your face funk sound and a strong jazz influence. The group has opened for such noted artists as Jeff Coffin, Roy Wooten, Karl Denson, and Felix Pastorius, among others. Elastik Soul’s influences range from John Scofield, Soulive, Victor Wooten, Joshua Redman, among others.

“Once split between Austin and St. Louis, BROTHERS LAZAROFF is now firmly established in the river city. Jeff and David Lazaroff are the songwriting and harmonizing brothers of the band, but a crack rhythm section of drummer Grover Stewart and bassist Teddy Brookins, as well as virtuoso keyboards by Mo Egeston, expand the sound beyond just twangy roots. Their latest album, American Artifact, features psychedelic and indie rock elements, while deepening the brothers’ original songwriting. But one listen– with its stinging and expressive pedal steel, plaintive melodies, waltz and shuffle rhythms and close harmonies — makes clear its affection for and mastery of American roots idioms. It’s a connection that has served the band well as it’s built an audience in Austin, Texas, where brother David has lived over the last ten years. This year the brothers decided to bring it all back home to St. Louis and have put together one of the more striking, tight and steady bands in town.”

By Roy Kasten of the Riverfront Times and KDHX 88.1 FM St. Louis, MO.
(edited with author permission from a feature in the Riverfront Times)

Musicians and fans are welcome. Join us!

For more info, contact Joshua at (314) 276-2700

The all-new throwback evening of entertainment at Pops Blue Moon. Bring your very-own playlists up to the bar and let em’ ride on the PA. No cover, No hassle.

jazz, funk and rock fusion.

The Bottoms Up Blues Gang is a St. Louis Acoustic Blues Duo featuring vocalist Kari Liston and guitarist Jeremy Segel-Moss. The BUBG play a unique blend of originals and covers in the styles of Delta Blues, R & B, Soul, Jazz, and Blues influenced Rock & Roll.

NFUZR is the fusion of soap on a rope, butter and funk.

Papadosio is a multi-faceted five piece organic/electronic hybrid that is quickly catching fire. They craftfully combine elements of rock, electronica, jazz, jam, dance and improvisational styles in a unique and unprecedented manner.

Loyal Family is bringing Connector’s Road Through Connectorville Tour to St. Louis!

DJ Spankalicious is DUBSTEP!!! Scratch, Bass, Turntable, Funk, Crunk, Warehouse party rocker!!

DJ Spec is a St. Louis native via Seattle/Tacoma via Dallas via Los Angeles via San Diego. Spec is a hip-hop DJ…if it’s good hip-hop, he plays it…Straight and simple. He spins Underground to Top 40 to Drum N Bass to Dubstep to Ralphie Pagan and is the DJ behind Tef Poe, Family Affair, Jonezy, Savage, Savage Tribe Familia, Fletch, The Savage Sun, Young Nastie and The Nasty Young Men.

Musicians and fans are welcome. Join us!

For more info, contact Joshua at (314) 276-2700

The all-new throwback evening of entertainment at Pops Blue Moon. Bring your very-own playlists up to the bar and let em’ ride on the PA. No cover, No hassle.

Dubstep is a genre of electronic music that has its roots in London’s early 2000s UK garage scene. Musically, dubstep is distinguished by its 2step rhythm, or use of snare sounds similar to 2step garage and grime, and an emphasis on bass, often producing “dark” sounds, but just as frequently producing sounds reminiscent of dub reggae or funky US garage.

Every Second Saturday of the month, join us at the moon for a taste of some local dubstep from various DJs around the area. At 1am we’ll bounce over to the Upstairs Lounge for even more wobbles and whomps..

Formed in 2004 and self-described as “High-Octane Rocky Mountain DanceGrass”, WhiteWater Ramble uses a simple recipe to craft it’s sound – bluegrass instrumentation, add drums, and a boundary-less approach to grassing-up everything from house grooves to reggae.

The Colorado-bred quintet combines the elements of Mandolin, Fiddle, Acoustic Guitar, Upright Bass, Drums and Vocals to explore the musical boundaries of multiple genres to fuel their own mixture of original music and innovative cover song interpretations. Whether playing an intimate encore, acoustic and unplugged in the crowd, or surfing on top of the upright bass, WhiteWater Ramble delivers a powerful and memorable live performance.

“I believe in songs and I believe in communication.” says Army Of Me singer Vince Scheuerman. It’s simple, and it’s evident in the music of Army Of Me. It’s all about the songs. And Army of Me’s debut CITIZEN speaks those songs from the heart, with the feeling that less is more. It’s more reminiscent of early Oasis or The Verve, and R.E.M than quirkily trendy indie pop, as Army of Me continues to build from their humble Washington DC indie roots.

“Perhaps the Mumlers were channeling the spirit of William Mumler, a mid-19th-century man famous for claiming he could photograph ghosts, but once all [six] band members touched their fingers to a Ouija board’s planchette, the board, they claim, spelled out their group’s name. Regardless, it’s clear their swaggered ruckus pop channels dead folk musicians galore. Despite the ghostly origins of their handle, the Mumlers’ live appearances tend to turn into lively celebrations, with the outfit dancing about the stage. Their repertoire of instruments rivals any philharmonic’s and includes guitars, drums, upright bass, various keyboards, euphonium, French horn, trumpet, clarinet, tambourine, pedal steel, and recently, eagle whistles from Mexico.” -Alex Felsinger, San Francisco Bay Guardian

“The loving work of kids chasing pure soul with whatever tools are at hand.” -Dennis Cook, Jambase

Join us for Open Mic Night, this week featuring members of Dogtown Allstars, Naked Groove, Reggae Ruffins and many more outstanding local musicians. No Cover, No Hassle.

Costumes, candy and much more to be announced…

“Braden Land is a radioactive spyship in disguise. He may not be a household name (yet), but it would be wise to get this potent singer songwriter on your radar now. His steady acoustic guitar, occasionally layered with harmonica, is full enough to accompany land’s killer vocals, which are somewhere along the lines of ring round the rosie with dylan, townes van zandt and lowell george.”

—luxurywafers.net

Musicians and fans are welcome, join us!

The all-new throwback evening of entertainment @ Pops Blue Moon.. Bring your very-own mixtape (or iPod playlist) up to the bar and showcase your skills on the deck!

The Dusty Brothers band features Nate Gilberg on bass, Nick Kargacin on guitar and vocals, Dan Roth on guitar and vocals, and Mike Murano on drums. The group met at Webster University, where all four members attended classes. They play a blend of rock and roll, southern rock, funk, bluegrass, folk, pop, and jazz. They sometimes refer to their sound as “Southern Funk Rock,” but they’ll be all bluegrass this time..

The sextet comprised of Laura, Jason, Paul, Bev, Mark, and Joe, has evolved at an alarming rate in a short time, and are continuing to morph into a completely different band. Phat Cats continues to set the standard for Chicago music by emphasizing professionalism, musicianship, and showmanship.

“Music that grooves. Psychedelic Rock, Blues, Funk, and Classical Hindustani.”
— Phat Cats

Ask The Ragbirds how to describe their hard-to-define Folk Rock and World fusion and they’ll tell you it’s “infectious global groove”. Led by fiery front-woman Erin Zindle (called “Highly Impressive” by USA TODAY), they put on a show that is designed to engage the audience on many levels – to get people thinking, listening and dancing. As the band’s founder and songwriter, Zindle is like a bright excited tour guide through a beautiful foreign world of sights and sounds.

The musical roots of The Ragbirds sound are complex – with Gypsy, Middle-Eastern, Americana, Rock, and Latin influences, all stirred with a Celtic fiddler’s bow. In live performances the band incorporates variations on traditional African drum pieces, each member trading their instrument for a hand drum. The Ragbirds craft their songs carefully weaving joy and hope into honest lyrics, while keeping an ear always open to improvisation.”

Musicians and fans are welcome, join us!

The all-new throwback evening of entertainment @ Pops Blue Moon.. Bring your very-own mixtape (or iPod playlist) up to the bar and showcase your skills on the deck!

“Tommy Halloran performs old-timey music anyone would appreciate, but as is often the case, his savvy draws many unusual folks. Tommy, on a first-name basis with practically anyone cool in Saint Louis, has always hung on the fringes. He is to jazz as Uncle Tupelo was to country-western or Steve Earle to bluegrass. He possesses the schooling (both formal and hard-knocks) as well as the “chops” of a great jazzman… The basic truths of Delta-blues, swing, Gospel, and Bohemia are deeply rooted in Tommy’s songwriting psyche. Like Randy Newman or Tom Waits (who seldom appear in the same sentence), his cooking belies his ingredients. He may not be “Chasin’ the Bird”, but he’s certainly flippin’ the bird as a top-rate improviser. In this aspect at least, Tommy embodies the original spirit of jazz. His blues, his bounce, and his ballads rival great musicians from any era.”

–David Seymour, JazzReview.com

The Werks is Ohio’s premier Rock, Trance and Fusion band. They fuse a unique blend of many musical styles and influences to produce a distinct and powerful sound that audiences crave. The Werks’ original songs explore genres such as rock, funk, jam, electronica, soul, bluegrass, jazz, Afro-Cuban, Celtic, R&B and dance.

Michael Wehling of Throw Pillows spins his favorite records up @ Pops Blue Moon, showcasing some local soul music you never knew about! No Cover – Donations accepted.

Join us tonight for the Second Tuesday Super Jam featuring members of Dogtown Allstars, Naked Groove & Reggae Ruffins! Plus your weekly open mic!

The all-new throwback evening of entertainment @ Pops Blue Moon.. Bring your very-own mixtape (or iPod playlist) up to the bar and showcase your skills on the deck!

Born from a radioactive volcano, the Woodslingers abandoned their childhood dreams of being pension actuaries to start the greatest band in the world. They don’t know no better.

Call the music time-weathered folk or strewn remnants of Americana or something else entirely. Here is what you will hear: Opaque lyrics, at once lonely and longing and hopeful and weary and love-strewn, supported by an ensemble featuring cello, violas, trumpet, drums, banjo, accordion, ukulele, layered vocal harmonies and more.

Musicians and fans are welcome, Join us! No cover. No hassle.

Bring your very-own mixtapes (or iPod playlists) up to Pops Blue Moon and showcase your skills on the deck!

Lucas Paine

Lucas Paine was born an army brat in North Carolina, but the family moved north, and he grew up in Alaska; fishing camps and boats during the summer, playing music and trying to stay warm in winter. Lucas likes trees and snow, high places, warm nights, and cold, salty water. There are birds and lions in his music.

Abi Robins

with some special guests at live performances:
Bob Kaat-Wholert: Guitars and all things good!
Sean Renner: Guitar, Vocals, Keys
Wes Burrows: Drums

Sean Renner

Creating music that his listeners describe as Acoustic/Electronic Experimentation, Renner pushes the limits of the acoustic singer/songwriter paradigm, but yet remains accessible, personal and intimate. His influences range from Radiohead to Beethoven, Bjork to Sufjan Stevens, and he elegantly displays each in a creative blend of musical and technical prowess. Playing the roles of musician, producer, and engineer he completed four full length albums, three EPs, and scores for several short films including a piece for the film “Love Overdue,” winner of the Best Original Score award at the 2005 Greensboro 48-hour Film Competition.

Every Other Weds… Mike’s dusty records for your soul.

Open Acoustic- musicians and fans are welcome. Join us!

John McClellan, Craig England and James Rogers performing fun songs about life.

The BUBG features vocalist/percussionist Kari Liston and guitarist/harmonica player Jeremy Segel-Moss. When the BUBG perform in St. Louis there is usually a gang of outstanding St. Louis musicians that join them! You never know what you’re going to get, but you can bet it’s gonna be a party!!!

“It is the dawn of an age of digital wizardry where gadgets seem to surge in song, congealing in an amalgamation of buzzes, beeps and blips. The pulsing of machines and pounding of concrete and steel in symphonic collage power our world. J.Wail rises to the call of the sonic traffic controller, poised behind a palette of electronic devices with his Telecaster in hand. The dance floor becomes the launch pad where he fuses live instrumentation with organic electronica propelling mind, soul and booty into the upper stratosphere of sound. In the resonance of music and technology, J. Wail melds the sounds of tomorrow with the power of now into a bumping, party anthem for modern mankind.”
– jwail.com

Open Acoustic – musicians and fans are welcome.

Michael Wehling of Throw Pillows invades Pops Blue Moon with a crate of vinyl, and MCK will join him with some feel good sampling.

OPEN ACOUSTIC @ Pops Blue Moon
5249 Pattison Ave, Saint Louis, Missouri 63110

Join Us!

FREE – No Cover!

Musicians and Fans are Welcome
Call 314.276.2700
or email joshua@loyalfamily.com

An eclectic mix of Rock, Blues, Funk, Rap, and even a bit o’ Country…

First Monday of the Month – Glitch Hop Dubstep! Bringing the sound of the west coast to the midwest, J. Public always has the freshest in dubstep, glitch, and bass music. You can also catch J. Public chillin to the latest in roots reggae.

Lucas Cook plays a funky blend of pop-rock-americana. Whether with his band ‘the Collection’, or solo-acoustic, Lucas always puts on a high energy, fun show. The original music is a progressive rock blending pop, rock, blues, funk, soul, hip-hop. Just when you think it couldn’t get more eclectic, the boy drops a song completely in Spanish. ¡Simon! After two years and hundreds of shows as the front man for Austin’s LUCASCOOKUS, Lucas took a step back to focus energy on the direction of his career. Now, in the writing stages of a full length album Lucas plans to work with producer Dave Percefull of Yellow Dog/ 5am studios in Austin.

Formerly known as The Michael Jonas Band, Wayward Mountaineers is rooted deep in the tradition of bluegrass but is not afraid to explore the influences of Jazz, Rock, and World Music. WM has a fresh original approach to new acoustic music.

A new musical combo has been touring the east coast playing honest, folk-infused rock and roll. Known as The New Familiars, these five gentlemen combine an amazing passion for harmony and collaborative songwriting with multi-instrumental talent.

“Music’s fun when great musicians are clearly enjoying themselves. These guys are a good reminder of that.”
- Dan Costello, Urban Folk NYC

Millie of Music for Plants had been performing solo for some time and decided she wanted something more. She then went in search of a band. She tabbed Greg Turner, a very gifted multi-instrumentalist as her lead guitarist. However, she still needed some meat and potatoes to fill out the sound. Similarly, the Meramec Cannonball and Story were musical free agents, having been a rhythm section for over a year for three different songwriters and were looking for something new. They heard Millie’s solo work, were equally impressed, and signed on soon after, thus completing the group as you now see and hear it.

“Once split between Austin and St. Louis, BROTHERS LAZAROFF is now firmly established in the river city. Jeff and David Lazaroff are the songwriting and harmonizing brothers of the band, but a crack rhythm section of drummer Grover Stewart and bassist Teddy Brookins, as well as virtuoso keyboards by Mo Egeston, expand the sound beyond just twangy roots. Their latest album, American Artifact, features psychedelic and indie rock elements, while deepening the brothers’ original songwriting. But one listen– with its stinging and expressive pedal steel, plaintive melodies, waltz and shuffle rhythms and close harmonies — makes clear its affection for and mastery of American roots idioms. It’s a connection that has served the band well as it’s built an audience in Austin, Texas, where brother David has lived over the last ten years. This year the brothers decided to bring it all back home to St. Louis and have put together one of the more striking, tight and steady bands in town.”
By Roy Kasten of the Riverfront Times and KDHX 88.1 FM St. Louis, MO

Vendors – Food – Drinks – Music

FREE FOR ALL AGES!

Everyone is welcome to join, bring something to sell if you want. Or Call Meegan for details @ 314.307.5718

PLUS… Check out the Psychedelic Experimental Fusion by iNFiNiEN from Philadelphia. They will follow the BAZAAR @ Pops Blue Moon with a live performance around 9pm

Solo Acoustic Americana Folk Rock

Toting the loaded description sci-fi Middle Eastern funk, New York City’s CONSIDER THE SOURCE is excited to announce the release of their highly-anticipated 3rd album, “Are You Watching Closely,” a follow up to 2007’s celebrated release “Esperanto.” With Jazz Times’ Howard Mandel calling them “the future of music,” and sharing a stage with Wyclef Jean and Klezmer great Andy Statman, the band is ready to tour with new musical perspectives—futuristic in it’s own respect. They blend heavy, sludgy rock with jazz-fusion, Middle Eastern sounds and calculated, complex time signatures.

What has developed over the years is a frenzied but controlled musical atmosphere, where improvisation is the highlight of their live shows—alongside their mathematical rhythm section. Marin’s fretless, double-neck guitar pours all over the musical climate, while the bass’ funk dances over the pounding drums. The blend draws everyone in. “Are You Watching Closey” is set to expand on their already progressive palette.

Bringing the sound of the west coast to the midwest, J. Public always has the freshest in dubstep, glitch, and bass music. You can also catch J. Public chillin to the latest in roots reggae.

This Frontier Needs Heroes is the American Folk duo of brother and sister Brad and Jessica Lauretti from Brooklyn NY. Formed in 2007, when Brad’s band broke up, his sister Jessica suggested that she play drums for him. He told her she wasn’t good enough. So she learned how to play tambourine, harmonica, ukulele, harp, and sing! Stripped down, lyrically driven, and influenced by the whole American catalog from Soul to Country, The Heroes outlaw revolutionary style is social commentary and an emotional blueprint for navigating through these wild times! Now on tour across the US and Europe in support of their self released debut record, available on itunes in July, they are searching for mind blowing experiences of heroic proportions!

“The emotional empathy between siblings who play music together usually carries about as much weight as a Nelson CD. But brother-sister duo Brad and Jessica Lauretti, known collectively as This Frontier Needs Heroes, adds much more credence to the whole idea. With harmonies so tight they sound like they come from a single larynx, the act crafts a shuffling, aching Americana that taps deep into the whole back-porch vibe that folk music ought to exude—but not without a tinge of The Band and Will Oldham to help modernize it.” – Decider.com

“Arresting local neofolk duo This Frontier Needs Heroes combines spare, literate songs in a Neil Young vein with hints of homegrown psychedelia” – Time Out NY

“This Frontier Needs Heroes croons heartbreaking folk…This Frontier Needs Heroes quietly explode all of your notions about cheesy family bands.” – Time OUt NY

“This Frontier Needs Heroes makes music that’s warm and organic-sounding without resorting to any of the standard alt-folk singer/songwriter cliches. ” – East Village Radio

“Dangerous Brooklyn Folk Duo” – Olympia

“Brother Sister Country Folk Killers” – Los Angeles

“Gorgeous stripped down folk” – Massachusetts

Hailing from New Haven, Connecticut and currently residing in Philadelphia, Bad Apples is a rock/funk trio consisting of James Albis (Fender Rhodes, Moog, saxophone), BJ Felsted (bass), and Dave Witter (drums). Drawing on such influences as Steely Dan, David Bowie, and Talking Heads, Bad Apples continue to impress every new ear that hears them with their catchy melodies, lively harmonies, and tight grooves.

The band has been touring steadily throughout the northeast since the September 2007 release of their debut album, Home, while sharing the stage with national acts such as Blind Melon, Bill Kreutzmann of The Grateful Dead, The Breakfast and funk legends Tower of Power. Home showcases Bad Apples’ versatility – from their acute pop sensibility in “Danny Movefastly” to their jazz chops in “Jackpot” to their ability to rock in “What Makes You Go” and “Days” – while paying homage to the place where they grew up and the people that were closest to them. Further testament to their artistic range is a guest appearance by rapper Black Child of The Inc. Records (formerly known as Murder, Inc.) in “Moses Poses: Private Eye.” Brian Tucker of Bootleg Magazine says that “Home represents Bad Apples refining their sound and serving as a peek into their future as a dynamic rock band.”

“You should download a few ditties from the dandies, Lord T & Eloise, the world’s first purveyors of Aristocrunk.”-VH1’s BEST WEEK EVER; “Immensely clever.” -SPIN MAGAZINE; “Better than most of the rap I hear these days…polished, unique, and catchy as hell…funny, relevant, and original.” – THE SAN FRANSISCO BAY GUARDIAN

The Spacetones are an independent intergalactic hip-hop trio from the vast tundras of Springfield, Missouri. Tahmipee (Rhymes) and Casey (Beats) got together in February of 2006 and began work on their first LP, “Serving You Something Tasty,” which is available for free. In late 2007, DJ Geeg was added to lineup to provide some sick cuts and add to the Spacetones’ live experience. The three are currently working on a follow-up record which promises to bring the spaciest grooves to ever come out of Springfield.

The group uses no computers in the creation of their music, relying solely on drum machines, samplers, turntables, and occasionally live instrumentation to exhibit their unique sound. A Spacetones live show is both energetic and funkalicious, often interweaving abstract samples and obscure recordings with crowd pleasing jams and dancefloor tracks.

Thumpasaurus drops chronic dinosaur beats and gets all prehistoric..

The band is Tim Frank (vocals/guitar) former circus child-star until a cannonball mishap in 1994; Blake Wells (bass) a judge at the annual “Little People, Big Words: Spelling Bee for Dwarfs” competition; Eli P. (drums) who thinks underwear is unnecessary since no one sees it in the first place; Jessica Lyons (back-up vocals) who denies the exsitence of Wyoming; and Doug Waxman (lead guitar) who got fired from The Gap for not washing his hands after eating an entire bag of Doritos for lunch. “Undeniably strong pop songwriting and genuinely witty lyrics” -Jim DeRogatis, Chicago Sun-Times

A Zoogma show combines the sonic diversity and precision of a DJ with the excitement and immediacy of a five piece rock group. Known for their energetic performances and retina pleasing light show, Zoogma consistently dishes out heavy-weight beat-driven dance parties across the nation. Sets are kinetic, combining carefully crafted beats and melodic textures so that one can’t help but get out on the dance-floor.

Americana, Folk, Indie

She Swings She Sways – When the band is asked what “style” of music that they play, a common answer is “Midwestern” music. She Swings, She Sways’ range of influences is wide, combining rocking two-beat stomp, soulful lovelorn lyrics, and lilting pop melodies.
“Basically, we steal the best elements of the music we like and when the six of us play together, it just comes out kind of sounding like us” says Cory Canny. “We’ve been described as Americana, folk, pop, indie, and polka. I’m pretty certain that the older gentleman who described us as ‘polka’ was heavily medicated at the time, because he also insisted that he was my real dad.”-SSSS

When you need a soundtrack for a life full of sweet sadness accompanied by the unwavering happiness that is within us all, you need look no further than “The Big Idea.” Singing songs from the heart about lost loves, growing up, and rambunctious quarter-life antics; Tommy Main and Will Montgomery don’t just sing the words on the page… they live them. Together, the two set out to use their knowledge of acoustic guitar, banjo, mandolin, bass, drums, and everything else under the sun to come up with a live show that is bigger than the two alone. Whether playing to a crowded bar full of rowdy patrons, or to the quiet atmosphere of the quaintest coffee shop, “The Big Idea” is at home in any venue big or small with a live show to match any environment. As Will says, “The Big Idea” isn’t just a band, it’s an idea that we have. The idea that two guys can play two instruments and make the people move…move them on the floor first and foremost…but hopefully by the end of the night, move them into rethinking what they want out of live music. It’s an idea that songs from the heart and the soul should always beat out the radio songs.” -TBI

The Dusty Brothers are…
Nick Kargacin- Lead Vocals/Guitar
Dan Roth- Vocals/Guitar
Nate Gilberg- Bass
Mike Murano- Drums
Special Guests:
Matt Mckeever- Alto Sax
Charlie Cerpa- Tenor Sax

The Blackberry Bushes is a love story of pickers, singers, songwriters, strummers, and stompers. Friends came together to make songs, because they loved them, and they loved each other. We live in a world of work. In this world of work, we need a place to play. This is why people are talking. The Blackberry Bushes can really play.

In bars, cafes, galleries, radio stations, festivals, acoustic houses, private events and street corners, they play. They play their songs with love, sincerity, dedication and jubilation. Kendl Winter and Jes Raymond write songs of breath, habits, birds and bog beings. They bring their love of bluegrass, old-time, and indie rock, pass it through their hearts and clever minds and voila…a music for you that sounds like something you have never heard, but always known.

Bando Trio does their thing every Tuesday, performing many genres including folk, blues, jazz and more. Many other musicians and bands join the lineup for an evening of eclectic tunes.

Ave Marling is…
elizabeth conner: stompbox with hard shoes, guitar, banjo.
alexandra deane: fiddle, piano, melodica.
they both do everything else: voice, words, accordion, glockenspiel, autoharp, tambourine, etc to infinity.

Forged on the banks of the Big River, Alabaster Brown melds St. Louis Rock, Down Home Jamming, Latin Beats, and Bluegrass melodies into the Brown Sound.

Open Acoustic Jam, Join us!

Influenced by a wide range of musical genres, Papa Smiley has been moving crowds in St. Louis, and around the rest of the midwest, for about two years. Still a young band, Papa Smiley has established quite a significant base of dedicated fans.

Get your groove on and talk about the night that is about to happen… Phish is almost here, and J Wail has been on tour right in the mix of it all. Now he will ride the wave to STL, making a stop at the moon before heading to Grand Center where magic will happen for thousands of music fans. Phish at the Fabulous Fox, wow! Look for J Wail in the lot doing his thing…

Flavor Trio is on a mission to spread the warmth of FEEL GOOD MUSIC across the Globe. After spending hours in the funk dungeons of Burlington, VT’s basement scene, Flavor Trio has finally emerged to the surface with a sound that you won’t wanna miss! Flavor Trio is Mr. Jolly James Gilbane, Brendan “Sunshine” Keogh, and Drewfuss “McGoof” Jameson.

Well what can be said about Irene & Her Fake-Ass Friends that would make you want to come experience it for yourselves. How about that she is hot and has a great voice, or that she will sing you a song about vegetables and how she once made an arti-”choke”. See for yourself…

OPEN ACOUSTIC @ Pops Blue Moon

Join Us!

Musicians and Fans are Welcome.
Call 314.276.2700
or email joshua@loyalfamily.com

Bringing the sound of the west coast to the midwest, J. Public always has the freshest in dubstep, glitch, and bass music. You can also catch J. Public chillin to the latest in roots reggae.

All Ages – Free Admission – Food – Drink – Gelato
Street will be closed for this all day event

Musical Performances by:
Pik’n Lik’n,
The Northwoods,
Willis,
Tom Wood,
Thumpasaurus,
J Public,
Mike Wehling 45 spin,
Pops Blue Moon Band

Pert’ Near Sandstone is a new-timey stringband from Minneapolis/St. Paul, MN, established in 2003. They play hard-driving acoustic music in the old-time vein, but with a fresh sense and new-time urban grit. Pert Near approaches the American stringband tradition with reverence, infusing their own ideas and character to deliver a sound and style uniquely their own. In Pert Near’s songwriting there is as much depth and diversity (and often quirkiness) as their traditional material. You’ll find this group gathered around a single, old-timey microphone in a choreographed dance of lyric & melody regardless of being in a rock venue or a formal theater.

Joe and Vicki Price catapult energetic country blues. This is finger style guitar in the Elmore James/Muddy Waters tradition, a bit rough and tons of fun. Their music has been described as a righteous, joyful, foot-stomping jubilee. Joe has been performing his ruff and tumble blues for over 35 years; a one-man blues tornado who can pack, command and wring-out a dance-floor with the authority of an eight-piece show band.

Woodhands is dirty electronic music. We are interested in emotional, sweaty dance floors. We want to make you cry while you’re having sex, and it’ll be the best damn sex of your life. And you’ll be dancing. Woodhands started in a basement in Montreal, moved to Europe, and is now making love to Toronto and its environs.

Ain’t who you thought he was; is just who they say. He come around night-ish and sing news, new songs from the old country well, smile-spread and laughing. When’s the last time any stranger said hello to you, asked yr name, where you from? Troubadour, that’s the tradition. You might’a heard of it, these names like Guthrie, Mississippi John and, hell, even ol’ Mr. Garcia hisself. The ones ain’t take yr money and yr daughters. This one ain’t no easeman, no card man back-lit and high-handed. Tell you straight, hon.

Bringing the sound of the west coast to the midwest, J. Public always has the freshest in dubstep, glitch, and bass music. You can also catch J. Public chillin to the latest in roots reggae.

Well what can be said about Irene & Her Fake-Ass Friends that would make you want to come experience it for yourselves. How about that she is hot and has a great voice, or that she will sing you a song about vegetables and how she once made an arti-”choke”. See for yourself…

Rogue Motel learned a lot about their group when they found themselves 2,380 miles away from home, living in a cheap hotel, eating bourbon for dinner, and spending every moment with a bunch of guys that were playing together for the very first time.

The sound and soul of The Northwoods is both familiar yet new. Listen carefully and you will hear echoes of Simon and Garfunkel, Crosby, Stills, Nash, and James Taylor as they collide with the 21st century.

The Hatrick is a foot stomin’ hootin’ hollerin’ partygrass band. Every member of the Hatrick sings… every member plays percussion, mostly with their feet… and with their remaining limbs; they incorporate acoustic guitar, bass, mandolin, and harmonica, with a banjo emerging on a blue moon as well. Hailing from Columbia, MO, this 3-piece outfit is made up of a handful of members from area bands The HipNecks and Bockman.

Nate Carpenter and Cannon DeWeese (Messy Jiverson) are joined by Ben Combe on guitar (formerly of Particle) for an evening of live improvisation and noise sessions.

Soul Captive is a Kansas City based reggae band determined to bring Roots-Reggae back to the foreground of Reggae Music. Gregory Isaacs has an influential presence in their music, and with a cultural mixture among band members, Soul Captive brings an energetic and relentless Reggae tone to their set.

Pop / Rock / Jam

Led by the energetic and fiery front woman and songwriter Erin Zindle, who skillfully switches between violin, mandolin, banjo, accordion, and percussion, in addition to singing lead vocals (all while dancing!) The Ragbirds musical roots are firmly embedded in the soil of rhythm, ancient and new, incorporating Americana, Gypsy, Celtic, and Latin influences with drums from all over the world, mixing African poly-rhythms and Afro-Cuban tumbao, over sometimes rock, hip-hop or reggae style drum-kit, all designed to get people both listening and up and dancing!

Bluegrass

Three musicians converging on an epic plateau of sound and reflex.

overload your senses with this eclectic mix

country, blues, jazz, folk

Glitch, Dub, Bass, Down-Tempo, Reggae

jazz funk goodness

DJ – mashing funk in all its forms

Acoustic, Blues, Country, Folk

This Frontier Needs Heroes is the family folk duo of brother and sister Brad and Jessica Lauretti.

Rock, Funk, Jam Band

Second Tuesday Super Jam – Members of Naked Groove, Dogtown Allstars, Reggae Ruffins, Willis and more! They perform funk rock with plenty of surprises to keep the night interesting.

Bando Trio Acoustic Jam – roots, blues, country, rock (bring your instrument)

country, folk, blues, storytelling

Bluegrass Americana

Acoustic Open Jam

DJ – Dub, Glitch, Down Tempo

Every First Monday of the Month

Roots Reggae Jam Rock

Alabaster Brown returns to the moon with their acoustic version of the band.

The Bottoms Up Blues Gang is a St. Louis Acoustic Blues Duo featuring vocalist Kari Liston and guitarist Jeremy Segel-Moss. The BUBG play a unique blend of originals and covers in the styles of Delta Blues, R & B, Soul, Jazz, and Blues influenced Rock & Roll.

For a duo, The Bottoms Up Blues Gang has a big sound. Kari’s powerfully sultry voice rings with soul intention while Jeremy holds down the groove covering bass lines and melody on his acoustic guitar. In the last year, Kari has also implemented several percussion instruments and an electric kazoo! while Jeremy has grown to be a solid harmonica player and singer.

The BUBG play with an ever-changing line up when performing in St. Louis. On any given night the band might include a stand up bass player, additional guitar, harmonica, piano, drums or all of the above. And if The BUBG isn’t playing at one of their own gigs, theres a good chance they’ll be out jammin with fellow St. Louis musicians.

Anna Vogelzang is unavoidably soulful. She has major vocals. She was a vocal major.

“Anna Vogelzang is one of the promising young female artists who puts her money where her mouth is. This girl won’t stop until she gets the attention she deserves, and believe me, she deserves it.” – Amanda Palmer, The Dresden Dolls

Two outlandish acoustic soloists performing Folk, Rock, Bluegrass, Funk

Jaik Willis’ 4-octave voice stretches out in vocal solos and scatting over his high-energy acoustic guitar work on original songs that are accessible and lyrically intriguing. The focus is on keeping the show fun for the audience. Jaik is an educated musician, having trained at Berklee College of Music in Boston, Illinois and California State Universities’ music departments, and in Hollywood’s Musician’s Institute as their youngest student when he was 16 years-old. He spent all of his teen-age years practicing 10-16 hours per day. After studying jazz and Euro-classical music, Jaik received an ethno-musicology/ anthropology degree with a thesis on microtonal guitar music from Mauritania. He is always seeking performance opportunities and new avenues forward for his music.

Sean Shiel is a solo acoustic performer based out of a small town in northern Illinois. Prominantly a guitar player and singer, Sean draws upon a lifetime of influences to produce a sound that is his own. This rootsy fusion of bluegrass, funk, folk, and a few made up words will surely get those toes a tappin’.

Folk, Blues, Rock, Grass

A unique blend of Bluegrass, New Grass, Acoustic Jazz and Original Material.

The sounds of Chloe Day are at once eclectic and entirely commercial, embarking on an adventurous trip of Rock, Pop, Electronica, Jazz, Trip-Hop, and acoustic Folk-Pop. The songs are a surrealistic dreamscape that embody love, lust, fear, loneliness, beginnings, endings, and a vintage scope of human dissolution.

Reelfoot Rift was formed in 2008 in Columbia Missouri. 3 Members of the St. Louis band Space Moose, and the ever so talented Ted Palleta joined together to form Reelfoot. They play everything groovy. Come watch them and dance.  Jack Meyer Approved!

Naked Groove is no doubt one of St. Louis’ finest Rock, Reggae, Blues, Funk, Bluegrass, Jazz acts.  They have been on the scene making peeps twirl and dance for years, and currently are sounding good as ever.  Check them out where they started years ago, it always a good time with the groove in the house!

Acoustic, Blues, Folk, Open Jam

Kind peeps and good times!

Acoustic, Blues, Folk, Open Jam

Chicago’s finest acoustic instrumental guitarists.  For the first time ever, steel string 10 finger tapping guitarist Andreas Kapsalis, and nylon string, Balkan folk guitarist Goran Ivanovic are fusing their Serbian and Greek folk music roots with world, classical, jazz and beyond in this experimental duo.

*Only 60 tickets will be sold, stop by the moon to reserve your ticket ahead of time!

americana, bluegrass, folk

Featuring members of Naked Groove, Dogtown Allstars, Reggae Ruffins and more! Every Second Tuesday of the month at the moon.

Floyd & The Barbers is bluegrass, folk, acoustic music. A man named Floyd, whose profession couldn’t be further from anything related to the cutting, shaping, trimming or styling of hair, met one day with 3 other gentlemen whose profession are, in fact, within the realm of barbery to form a folk and bluegrass super-group of mayhem on a path towards chaos and destruction of all things not acoustic and awesome. Some restrictions apply.

Well what can be said about Irene & Her Fake-Ass Friends that would make you want to come experience it for yourselves.  How about that she is hot and has a great voice, or that she will sing you a song about vegetables and how she once made an arti-”choke”.  See for yourself…

Roots, Rock, Americana

While Jeff Lazaroff puts out records and plays gigs in St. Louis, MO, and David Lazaroff does the same in Austin, TX, they maintain their collaboration long-distance, performing together throughout both regions.  They are joined by a cast of exceptional musicians, making music that really hits the spot!

The Northwoods are an acoustic duo with heart, soul and talent. The music of The Northwoods has a wondrous secret hidden within their gentle harmonies. This happy, hidden, magic is the authentic creative friendship that exists between Jeremy Shanas and Eli Palnik. They have been friends since childhood, always playing, singing, laughing and making music while sharing their combined youthful summers in The North Woods of Wisconsin. Their sound is pure and true, sunny and joyous, gentle and real. Only artists who have become brothers can make music like this.

The Northwoods sing gentle wisdom wrapped in the warm sounds of their amazingly relaxing music. They are the perfect example of American music returning to its senses. The Northwoods invite you to listen with your heart and hear with your soul. Absorb their sweet words and music deep within your truest self and you will have made two new friends.

Roots Reggae Jam Rock featuring Tom Wood, Chris Rauls, DJ Ranx and more!

Acoustic Blues Folk

Hot off a tour with Matisyahu… “The Heavy Pets (Fort Lauderdale) combine elegant songwriting with blazing chops, thought- provoking lyrics and a heavy, danceable backbeat.”- HighTimes.com

On The One (San Diego) features John Staten, drummer for Karl Denson’s TIny Universe as well St. Louis’ own Pete Lombardo.  Also from Giant People, Jesse Malloy on sax.  Tonight they will be joined by Chris Stevenson of Elastik Soul & Naked Groove!

Variety, Rock, Indie, Folk

http://www.myspace.com/codydiekhoff

Improv Jam, Funk, Rock

Live Electronics, Rock, Experimental

Americana, Rock, Folk

Folk, Rock, Alternative

art by Ron English

Open 3pm-1:30am

Music 4pm-1am

Chili Cook Off 5-7pm

Vending & Raffle in Backyard

Donations accepted for Leukemia & Lymphoma Foundation

Free No Cover!

This doesn’t happen very often, but hey it’s for family!

Stealin’ Strings (early & late show) – Wisconsin’s STEALIN’ STRINGS, recognized for their lively performances, captivating song-writing, and dapper good looks are erupting on the national music scene. Intermingling American roots music with ethnic and rock sensibilities, blending and bouncing between electric and acoustic instrumentation, and generating a positive musical experience.

Members of Dogtown Allstars, Naked Groove, Reggae Ruffins, Willis and more!

Acoustic Open Jam 8pm-10pm

Nathaniel Seer: Lyrical Indie from Blooomington, IN @ 10:45

Crunchy Grooves and other assorted Nasty Rumors.

Disco House/Funk/Jamband from Madison.

Hip Hop/Spoken Word Night at the Moon

Experimental Open Mic.

Half Priced Drinks for Musicians.

Acoustic Open Jam

Innovative Indie Rock.

Ladymoon: Psychedelic Progressive Jam Power Trio from Indianapolis. 11pm-1am

Joe and Vicki Price: Energetic Country Blues. 9pm-10:30pm

Acoustic Open Jam

Bluegrass, Folk, Variety

Jam, Rock, Funk from Chicago.  First time at the moon!

Blues, Rock, Americana, Roots – Two great bands, one low cover!

Funk, Rock, Jam – Members of Naked Groove, Dogtown Allstars, Reggae Ruffins, Willis and more!

country, blues, folk, rock – Warning: Drunken Filth!

Two brothers with guitars play roots, blues, rock, bluegrass and more!

Spinning a Down Tempo, Dub, Dance mix and so much more!

Jazz, Funk, Reggae, Rock – Good Times!

8 string guitar, vibrophones and percussion – Jazz, Funk, Latin, Rock, Jam

This band has stories to tell. The best way to understand these stories is to come to a show. After listening to the show, you should approach the band member slowly and ask him questions. Buy him a beer. Do not make sudden movements, the musicians tend to be skittish.

Musicians Welcome – Folk, Blues, Jazz, Bluegrass, Latin, Rock

DJ spinning many genres from rock and funk to minimal electro and trance

Psychedelic Jam Rock

Brothers Green is blues, funk, hip hop, rock from KC MO. Sterling is an impressive front man, we are glad to have him and the band back at the moon. It has been too long!

Jason & The Beast performs spoken word with a DJ. It is a Jekyll and Hyde story of poetry and hip-hop battling it out in the mind of one man. Jason Braun, poet/actor was the frontman for the experimental hip-hop group Jupiter Jazz. Jason selected, cajoled, and bribed veteran St. Louis musicians from such bands as The Floating City, Ghost in Light, Jupiter Jazz, Arts and Sciences, and Ruhig to produce and co-produce the beats for the forthcoming album “The Beast in the Bookhouse.” The album is a full-length experiment of sonnets, hip-hop, genera-defying groves, and exerts from Shakespearean monologues over congos and Atari-synth.

Join us for the monthly Slippy ritual.

Loyal Family presents…
Full Moon Fest
Saturday August 16th, 2008

All Day! Noon to Midnight in the Street under a Tent

“On The Hill” in St. Louis
in front of Pops Blue Moon
5249 Pattison Avenue 63110

Live Music – Food – Art

All Ages

This event is a Live Feed benefit – feeding the hungry through live music
http://livefeed.org

Performances by:
Gentleman Auction House
Vermillion Lies
Brothers Lazaroff
Fresh Heir
The Northwoods
Bob Reuter
Zoe Boekbinder
Willis
Reggae Ruffins
The Bay Bay Kids
Love Brothers
Crunchy Grooves
and more!

call 314-276-2700 for more info, show times, directions
or email info@loyalfamily.com

Wearing costumes of any kind is encouraged, and you will get a $5 discount at the door if you do!

Southern Rock, Blues

seismic-gypsy hypno jazz

Smooth Money Gesture – rock and roll blended with funk, blues, reggae, bluegrass, ethnic and electronic styles.  A high-energy psychedelic groove rock with both planned and improvisational moments, lyrical and instrumental sections that transcend the boundaries of reality.

Ethan performs punky folk with his Ukulele.

Crunchy Grooves spins and mixes funky tunes for all to enjoy.

Ghost Robots are going to be a complete surprise, featuring an all star cast of musicians.

Anna Vogelzang is unavoidably soulful. she has major vocals. she was a vocal major. anna vogelzang has gotten a lot of crap for this blurb saying she doesn’t like dancing. it’s just that it’s fun for awhile and then it gets a little bit too much for her. it’s just that really she’s pretty bad at it, also. so anna vogelzang doesn’t really like dancing although she appreciates those who do. she can make a really good burrito and loves colorful shoes.

Emilyn “cupcake punk” Brodsky is a 22 year old singer-songwriter who couldn’t bring herself to learn how to play the guitar, so instead she plays the ukulele. She writes simple songs about complex feelings and is a big fan of tight harmonies and aggressive charm.

Phoebe Claggett, a twenty year old singer/songwriter/pianist from St. Louis, Missouri, combines original melodies with soulful vocals in a mellow fusion of pop, jazz, and folk.

Electronic crunk rock and background music for stylish living.

Chris Darby plays indie, acoustic, folk rock. As for the guest, well you will just have to find out for yourself.

Bob Case’s audiences get more than songs. He always peppers his repertoire with stories and anecdotes that enlarge the music and entertain his listeners. Over the years his material has grown to include a very personal blend of blues and country plus standards rendered in a style that is completely his own.

J.R. & the Juniors is acoustic, bluegrass and americana music.

Via Dove exists to sing harmonies, make noise, rip through solos, shake hips, and make more noise. Loud guitars, sweet echoing melodies, and tight rhythms converge in songs that fear no label.

Channing Lee and Quinn Mathews are songwriters and performers with a quirky soulful folk sound.

Bad Apples are a fun rock, jazz, pop trio consisting of:

James Albis – Fender Rhodes, Moog, Saxophones, Vocals

BJ Felsted – Bass, Guitars, Vocals

Dave Witter – Drums, Percussion, Vocals

Influences: Steely Dan, Tower of Power, David Bowie, Herbie Hancock, The Beatles, Dr. Hunter S. Thompson

Angela Ortiz is a self-taught pianist, her brand of alternative/indie piano pop
has drawn comparisons to Tori Amos, Norah Jones, and Joni
Mitchell. Her painstakingly well-crafted songs reflect
views on everything from progressive politics to Morrissey’s career,
and exhibit an intelligence and wit that admits more soul than the
typical pop fare.

Jazz, Funk, Jam, Rock including Keef of Big Thumb on drums and a stellar lineup!

Brothers Lazaroff delightfully performs experimental, folk, rock, americana and more.

Cody aka Chicago Farmer is a folk-singers folk-singer and a poets poet.

Via Dove exists to sing harmonies, make noise, rip through solos, shake hips, and make more noise. Loud guitars, sweet echoing melodies, and tight rhythms converge in songs that fear no label.

Slippy LaRue is a new jam trio on the scene.  Time to get slippy and crunchy at the moon!

Jazz, Funk, Latin, Rock

Ron Sikes – Electric Vibraphonix, Vocals

Shane Maue – 8-String Guitar, Vocals

Matt Henry – Percussion

Acoustic, Blues, Grass, Folk and more!

Livetronica on the Landing Preparty!!!

San Francisco’s, MO2 has developed a unique and explosive sound by combining four-to-the-floor dance breaks with contagious pop hooks and ethereal progressions, allowing them national recognition in their debut year.

Via Dove exists to sing harmonies, make noise, rip through solos, shake hips, and make more noise. Loud guitars, sweet echoing melodies, and tight rhythms converge in songs that fear no label. It’s been done well before, and Via Dove does it well again. Maybe even better.

Crunchy Grooves provides funky beats, smooth grooves, epic jams, serious rockers, poignant ballads, essential classics, fresh tracks, obscure gems, catchy tunes and other weird shit. Guaranteed to crash any party!

Join us on the last Monday of each month for an evening of nastiness! This week features the debut of Nasty Rumor’s newest artists, Fitz & Dan.

THE HILLBENDERS – The Hillbenders bring together a dynamic string quartet of individually accomplished musicians. Residing in Springfield, MO, the group has come together through thier mutual desire to write and perform original music. Hailing from different places across the country, the Hillbenders combine the traditions of bluegrass with there own diverse musical influences. With all four members writing songs, and singing, it helps create a wide variety of original music. Sprinkled with various cover songs of numerous genre, expect a live performance to be full of energy, harmony, and have a little something for everyone.

HERB & HANSON – The Herb and Hanson show has been traveling all throughout the Mid-Atlantic region and beyond to share their unique blend of acoustic music for more than six years. Calling on their many influences and heroes, they have created a vast catalogue of impressive original material to go along with unique interpretations of old time songs and fiddle tunes.

“Tending to upset the mind and the balance of senses, Acoustic Destruction can be intoxicating and stupefying. However, the music remains tightly constructed, and the songwriting smart, and it burns and soothes going down much like a straight shot of whiskey, which happens to be the bands favorite poison.” -The Breeze, Harrisonburg, VA

Unique blend of Reggae Roots Rock that jams and bounces all night long! Features Tom Wood, DJ Ranx (KDHX), Cole Cusion aka Chris Rauls, and more! Come dance with us…

RIVERBEND – an experimental Newgrass band from Boulder Colorado. They mix Funk, Disco, Ska, and Reggae, while honoring the traditional styles of Bluegrass. Barret Summers Long, from South Carolina, Intricately places his high harmony to top off the band’s vocal prowess; Nate Wiechert, from Wisconsin, keeps the band drivin’ with his hard hitting mandolin playing; Kyle Ussery, from Georgia, keeps the crowd dancin’ with his tasty funk lines, and Keith Summers, from New Jersey, keeps everyone’s toes tapping and hearts thumpin’ with his hard drivin/melodic banjo playing. Come join them for a night of toe tapping, booty shaking, grass-ified good times.

FLOYD & THE BARBERS – A man named Floyd, whose profession couldn’t be further from anything related to the cutting, shaping, trimming or styling of hair, met one day with 3 other gentlemen whose profession are, in fact, within the realm of barbery to form a folk and bluegrass super-group of mayhem on a path towards chaos and destruction of all things not acoustic and awesome. So the band grows…

Slippy LaRue is a jam trio that joined up at the University of Missouri. They focus on making live shows exciting, unpredictable, spontaneous and groovy.

Isaac Hayden’s music is acoustic rock with a twist of blues, folk, and pop. With haunting vocal melodies, his honesty will drag you in and leave you craving more. Fans have compared him to Sting, Jack Johnson, Martin Sexton, and Jeff Buckeley. http://isaachayden.com

Acoustic Blues, Folk, Bluegrass, Roots

With influences such as Jimi Hendrix and Cream, it’s no wonder Foster McGinty and his funk/rock vision earn the title of “power trio.” The music is a raw combination of colorfull riffs draped over funky grooves that entices a closet dancer to the floor. Lyrically, Foster has been described as Jimi Hendrix meets Woody Guthrie. He draws on everyday emotions and presents them through thought-provoking stories, told with illustrative words.

Live shows are as compelling visually as they are musically–the energy shared on stage with drummer David Butler and bassist Seth Myers seems to project with the same intensity as the music. All three musicians share, smiles, laughs, and admiration as they take things to higher levels. Their jams display chemistry, musical capacity and diversity.

Two great out of town acts join for a night of funk, jazz, rock, hip hop, folk and whatever else we can find!

This funky band features Rob Garland on guitar and will be bringing their music to the moon EVERY SECOND FRIDAY.

Acoustic blues consisting of female vocals with guitar, and harmonica

Relix Magazine – “Artists on the Verge”: “Their sound is exhilarating, with flurries of melodic guitars and wailing harp propelling complex improvisations. Spontaneous and genuine music that comes straight from the soul. Hilliard is lightning fast on electric guitar and Rightmire plays harmonica like he’s running from the law”

This new monthly jam is sure to be a hit with all your friends, join us for the new best Tuesday jam in town! Joe Capan, Nate Hershey, Chris Rauls & Kevin Helmsing will host the night and randomly include guests, creating new music each month. This is some good stuff!

Acoustic music every Tuesday… Bring your instrument if you can play it!

Josh Costello – Drums

Abbie Hainz – Violin

Nick Schlueter – Rhodes Keyboard

Rick Steiling – Bass

Back from a tour on the west coast, Pete returns to the moon for a night of jazz, funk, and more. He is a damn fine guitar player, and the band is made up of some of the finest St. Louis has to offer.

Join us for Kari’s Birthday!