NAT BEJA TRIO
6.00
The Nat Beja Trio is a local Jazz trio that captures the golden era of jazz, along with other Latin songs influenced by Nat’s upbringing in Mexico, and interpreted in the style and spirit of Django Reinhardt.
AL QAHWA
8.30
Al Qahwa is Maryem Tollar on vocals, riqq (Arabic tambourine) and qanun (Arabic table harp); Ernie Tollar on wind instruments; Waleed Abdulhamid on bass, vocals and percussion; and Naghmeh Farahmand on percussion. For this concert they will be joined by special guest artists Patrick O'Reilly on guitar and Jaash Singh on percussion. Al Qahwa performs original compositions as well as popular traditional Arabic songs, North African groove tunes, with some jazz thrown into the mix.
$15 cover after 10PM and $20 after 2AM, with all proceeds going directly to the musicians performing.
ZINNIA
11.30
ZINNIA is the glittering brainchild of Toronto/Montana’s Rachael Cardiello — a bedazzled, heart-splitting art-pop force that dances somewhere between disco ball reflections and mountain echoes. Her songs don’t just play — they shimmer, spin, ache, and lift. Honesty meets chaos. Glamour meets grit. Guts and glory, baby.
Pic cred: John Howland
BAD UNCLE
2.30
A quartet of no-goodniks singing songs of undead graveyard lust and unbathed forestry workers in an accordion driven frenzy of nightmare-folk.
Discarding conventional approach to genre, Bad Uncle has brought their edgy blend of accordion driven, polkabilly thrash, sometimes operatic, disco experimentalism to folks all over Quebec, the East and West coasts of Canada, The United States, Middle Earth and the ocean floor.