TICKETS ARE ON SALE NOW for our Anniversary Bash with Tony Ryder & The Idle Saints, the Jellybricks, and Underground Cartoons!
Doors at 6 | Show at 8
Advance: $10 + taxes/fees
Day of Show: $15 (cash only)
Tony Ryder and the Idle Saints met several years ago through mutual friends and their shared musical community. They came together, like their music, organically with each person stepping into their respective roles within the band. Russell Brooks (guitar) spent 15 years in New York City playing his soulful “Chuck Berry meets Robbie Robertson” guitar stylings. Steve Montresor (drums) originally from south Philly grew up heavily influenced by the sounds of Bruce Springsteen and Tom Petty. Dan Ruscito (Bass) lays the solid groove and has opened for acts such as Patti Griffin and Jason Isbell. Tony Ryder (guitar and vocals) draws his influences from the likes of Jackson Browne and Paul Westerberg. Also, he’s opened for artists such as Soul Asylum and Robyn Hitchcock.
Before a brief hiatus and a name change, Tony Ryder and the Idle Saints opened for the legendary Ian McClagan (the Small Faces, Faces, Bob Dylan, The Rolling Stones...) and “Mr. Superlungs,” Terry Reid.
Tony Ryder and the Idle Saints is a band that combines the elements of rock, soul, and country and sounds like Southern California in the early 70’s by way of Muscle Shoals, Alabama.
The Jellybricks are a Harrisburg, Pennsylvania-based crew has persevered for over two decades, releasing seven albums and playing countless shows throughout the country. A Rock group in the classic two-guitars-bass-drums tradition, the band’s hook-laden songs owe debts of inspiration to decades of melodic Rock ’n’ Roll from the ’60s British Invasion through ’70s Punk, ’80s College Rock and ’90s Alternative. The band’s most recent album, Some Kind Of Lucky, is available on Wicked Cool Records.
Underground Cartoons is an alternative rock band from Harrisburg, PA. Formed in the early 1990s, the band developed a loyal following in Pennsylvania and beyond, playing clubs up and down the East Coast.
Their debut album, Shoot for the Sky, was recorded and produced by Jeff Murphy at his Short Order Recorder studio in Zion, IL, and included songs Not That Stupid, Headfirst, Entwined, and On and On.
The band broke up in the late 1990s before moving on to other projects (The Stephen Reso Band, Martini Brothers, Pistola Amore), but recently reconnected and began working on new music and playing the occasional show.
Stephen Reso: Vox, Guitars, Keys - William "Rej" Troup III: Drums - Mick Weidenhammer: Bass, Vox - Jason Callais: Guitars – Dave Aufiero: Keys Additional Guitars
Grab dinner before the show!
Walk-in for dinner at Englewood Brewing tavern and beer garden to enjoy our craft beers and a full meal. Check out the menu before you arrive and give yourself about 1-1.5 hours before time of venue doors.