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Bob Mould’s 15th solo album, Here We Go Crazy, distills his decades-long mastery of melody, emotional depth, and raw energy. Stripping back to essentials, its 11 songs blaze through 30 minutes with primal urgency, inspired by his extensive touring—both solo and with Jon Wurster and Jason Narducy. The album embraces a direct, unembellished approach, reflecting the visceral connection Mould felt performing stripped-down sets.

From his Hüsker Dü roots through an evolving solo career, Mould has built his music on honesty, angst, and intensity. Here We Go Crazy arrives at a moment of global uncertainty, unfolding in three acts: control versus chaos, personal struggle, and love as salvation. Opening tracks explore turbulence—Neanderthal recalls childhood trauma, while Breathing Room captures isolation. The second act descends into darkness—Fur Mink Augurs embodies claustrophobic dread, Lost Or Stolen critiques digital obsession, and Sharp Little Pieces confronts shattered innocence. The final act turns to hope—You Need to Shine seeks light amid turmoil, Thread So Thin wrestles with protection and vulnerability, and Your Side offers urgent devotion in uncertain times.

Mould’s stripped-back production lets these themes breathe, delivering catharsis through melodic power and lyrical confrontation. As always, his music compresses life’s weight into something resonant—11 sonic gems that offer both intensity and relief.

There is no other performer who looks and sounds so much like Elton John, nor any tribute act that provides the experience of being at an Elton John concert the way Gerald Brann and Yellow Brick Road do. Brann not only bears an uncanny resemblance to the international superstar — complete with gap-toothed smile and many of his mannerisms — but recreates Elton John's vocals and playing to a tee.

To capture the essence of the piano man, Brann dresses in replica costumes and wears Elton's trademark outrageous glasses. A trained jazz pianist, Brann has been a lifelong Elton John fan, and his admiration for and love of his music comes shining through as he plays one hit after another with remarkable likeness to the pop music icon. Brann and his talented five-piece band evoke audience participation throughout the entire show — whether singing along to "Rocket Man" and "Your Song," swaying to "Candle in the Wind," or hopping and bopping to "Crocodile Rock."

Who can forget the incomparable music of the Carpenters? The popular brother/sister duo of the '70s and early '80s gave us some of the most unforgettable ballads and melodic pop songs of all time.

This Carpenters Tribute Band brings the most authentic versions of the Carpenters music to the stage. No doubt, you will be singing along as they perform hits like; “Close To You”, “We’ve Only Just Begun”, “Rainy Days And Mondays”, “Please Mr. Postman” and “Yesterday Once More”, to name a few.

Singer Debbie Taylor’s Karen Carpenter vocal resemblance is absolutely astonishing. Debbie captures the warm tones and contralto range that made Karen’s voice so unique. She is backed by a seven-piece band consisting of top-notch, professional industry musicians who have had amazing careers in their own right. The band members are all multi-instrumentalists and at times use 3 keyboards to recreate the incredibly complex arrangements created by Richard Carpenter. The attention to detail paired with saxophone, trumpet, flute and many more instruments complete every song to perfection!

Sit back and enjoy as Debbie and her band takes you on a nostalgic journey through the Carpenters greatest hits while sharing some of the backstories behind the music.

TOAST – The Ultimate Bread Experience is the world’s top tribute to the soft rock legends Bread. With incredible accuracy and heartfelt delivery, TOAST recreates Bread’s iconic hits like “Make It With You,” “If,” “Baby I’m-a Want You,” and more – just the way you remember them. Their live performances have been praised for sounding “spot on” to the original recordings, transporting audiences straight back to the 1970s. With a warm, feel-good vibe and unmatched musicianship, TOAST keeps the legacy of Bread alive for fans old and new. Don’t miss a night of timeless melodies and unforgettable memories!

Imagine yourself listening to the amazing hits of the Beach Boys, while watching the smooth moves of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons.... LIGHTS OUT has re-imagined what The Beach Boys would be like if this actually had happened. Sing along to all of the west coast hits while you dance along with moves created by one of the greatest groups to hit the musical landscape. Get up and party with LIGHTS OUT!

A distinct murmur went around the world in 1994 when a certain six-string guitarist from New Jersey named Michael Romeo of the prog band Gemini recorded The Dark Chapter demo and sent it out to record labels. It seemed the new guitar messiah of the coming 21st Century had made himself known to the world and he’d soon launch a new band that would stir up the prog genre. With an innovative mixture of heavy metal, progressive rock and neo-classical sounds, Romeo and his men in SYMPHONY X recorded a debut album (released in Japan in ’94; released worldwide in 1995) that began their journey to create a blueprint for the young generation of prog metal bands to follow.

Ari Hest and Chris Trapper—two Grammy-nominated singer-songwriters with decades of acclaimed work between them—bring their magnetic stage presence and richly crafted songs to Godfrey Daniels for a special co-bill performance.

Known for his heartfelt vocals and deep catalog, Hest continues to engage listeners through The Treehouse Project. Trapper, a seasoned troubadour and frontman of The Push Stars, delivers sharp storytelling with a great voice. Opening the evening, our guest Pete Muller brings expressive, genre-blending songs from his latest album More Time. It’s a night of great songs and genuine connection—all in the warmth of our intimate listening room.

Andy Summers has enthralled music fans with his unique talent since entering the music scene in the late 1960s. Since picking up a guitar at the age of thirteen, Andy has made his mark as an essential component of The Police, as a solo artist, and as a writer, photographer, composer, and producer. After the break-up of the Police in 1984, leaving a legacy as the number one band in the world for several years and one of the biggest selling bands of all time, Andy moved into his own career of nonstop creative output that has embraced many solo recordings, books, photo exhibitions, tours, film and composing. To date he has recorded fourteen solo albums.

His works include Throb, Light Strings, Desirer Walks the Street, I’ll Be Watching You: Inside the Police, and A Certain Strangeness. Along with these published editions, Andy has held around fifty exhibitions across the world.

Andy is in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, the Guitar Player Hall of Fame, has the keys to New York City and has been awarded the Chevalier De L’Ordre Des Arts et Des Lettres by the Ministry of Culture in France.

Dive into a captivating evening of literature, music, and photography with Andy Summers.

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30 years ago, Kyle Hollingsworth set out on a career in music. Since then, with a wealth of desire and an abundance of ability, Hollingsworth has established himself as a formidable and versatile music talent, with the ability to contribute, collaborate, compose, and communicate on a number of levels and within a vast spectrum of musical environments. Today, as a member of acclaimed jam masters The String Cheese Incident, Hollingsworth is revered by both peers and fans for his ability to write and perform in a mosaic of styles, from rock to classical, ragtime to bebop. Playing in SCI has allowed him unrestricted access to the world of music, and has bestowed on him the kind of fearlessness a composer needs to flirt with such disparate genres.

With their rollicking mix of blues, rock, and soul, Blues Traveler combine the stretched out and rambling approach of jam bands with the razor sharp melodic sense of a classic pop band; it made them a hugely popular band from the start and a relable concert draw ever since. The group were on the vanguard of the jam band scene of the 1990s, the first of their generation to sign to a major label, and one of a handful to experience genuine commercial success when "Run-Around" went into the Billboard Top Ten in 1995.