Vocalist & Bassist from Les Paul Trio leads All-Star Trio Live @ Nighttown!

Featuring: Nicki Parrott-acoustic bass & vocals, Bobby Floyd-piano, & Bob Breithaupt-drums.

Born in Newcastle, Australia, Nicki Parrott started her musical training at age four with the piano, and at 15  switched to double bass.

After graduating high school she moved to Sydney to study jazz at the New South Wales Conservatorium of Music where she studied with various bassists including visiting artists Ray Brown and John Clayton.

Nicki was the recipient of two awards, a scholarship to Pan Pacific Music Camps at the age of 16, and first place in the 1992 Jazz Action Society’s Annual Song Competition for her composition “Come and Get It”. Nicki came to New York in May 1994.

In June 2000, Nicki began performing on Monday nights at the Iridium Jazz Club with the legendary guitarist and inventor, Les Paul. As part of the Les Paul Trio, Nicki worked side-by-side with guitar greats from Paul McCartney, Slash, Steve Miller to fellow Aussie, Tommy Emmanuel.

Since then she has performed with such notable musicians as Michel Legrand, Joe Wilder, Randy Brecker, Clark Terry, Jose Feliciano, Bucky Pizzarelli, John Pizzarelli, Dick Hyman, Patti Labelle & the New York Pops Orchestra, Harry Allen, Warren Vache, Marlena Shaw, David Krakauer, Ken Peplowski, Ann Hampton Callaway, Bill Mays, Scott Hamilton, Lillian Boutte, Larry Carlton and Houston Person, to name a few.  

In 2007 and 2008, Nicki received back to back honors for Swing Journal’s Best Jazz Vocal Album (“Moon River” and “Fly Me to The Moon”, respectively).

Nicki has performed at most major festivals around the globe including the Mary Lou Williams Jazz Festival, Newport Jazz Festival, Jazz in July at the 92nd Street Y, Detroit Jazz Festival, Jazz Ascona and Bern Jazz Festival in Switzerland and many others.

Bobby Floyd's talent has launched him into a very rewarding career, putting him in demand and making him one of the favorite, first-call pianists/organists for many well known artists. He has traveled the world accompanying Ray Charles on piano and organ. He currently makes guest appearances with some of the most distinguished orchestras, including The Boston Pops, The Rochester Philharmonic, and The Detroit Symphony. He is presently the feature pianist for the world-famous and legendary Count Basie Orchestra. He also tours nationally and internationally as organist for the Grammy Award winning Dr. John.

In his hometown, Columbus Ohio, Bobby is the feature pianist & organist with the Columbus Jazz Orchestra.

Bob Breithaupt enjoys one of America’s most diverse musical careers. He  has appeared with a virtual “Who’s Who” of great jazz talents such as Terry Gibbs, John Pizzarelli, Kirk Whalum, and dozens of others. He regularly performs with many of the nation’s finest orchestras along with trumpet virtuoso Byron Stripling and Broadway star Sandy Duncan.

Bob is Professor of Music and Department Chair of Performance Studies at Capital University in Columbus, Ohio.

Legendary All-Star Septet Live on Nighttown Stage!  

Featuring: Billy Harper-Tenor Sax, Donald Harrison-Alto Sax, Eddie Henderson-trumpet, David Weiss-Trumpet, George Cables-Piano, Cecil McBee-Acoustic Bass, & Billy Hart-Drums.

Experience counts, especially in jazz. The more time musicians spend interpreting tunes and interacting with others, the more articulation an audience can expect. You can hear the fruits of such work in the expressive language The Cookers bring to the bandstand and to their four critically acclaimed recordings, Warriors, Cast the First Stone, Believe and Time and Time Again (which was the iTunes Jazz CD of the year in 2014). This exciting new all-star septet summons up an aggressive mid ‘60s spirit with a potent collection of expansive post-bop originals marked by all the requisite killer instincts and pyrotechnic playing expected of some of the heaviest hitters on the scene today.

Billy Harper, Cecil McBee, George Cables, Eddie Henderson, and Billy Hart all came up in the heady era of the mid ‘60s. It was a period that found the dimensions of hard bop morphing from their original designs, and each of these guys helped facilitate the process as members of some of the most important bands of the era. Hart and Henderson were members of Herbie Hancock’s groundbreaking Mwandishi group; Cecil McBee anchored Charles Lloyd’s great ’60s quartet alongside Keith Jarrett and Jack DeJohnette; Billy Harper was part of Lee Morgan’s last group, as well as being a member of Max Roach’s Quartet and Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers; while George Cables held down the piano chair in numerous bands including groups led by Sonny Rollins, Joe Henderson, Freddie Hubbard, Dexter Gordon and Art Pepper.

David Weiss and Donald Harrison, from a more recent generation and the youngest members of the band, are experts in this forthright lingo, having gained experience performing with Art Blakey, Bobby Hutcherson, Freddie Hubbard, Charles Tolliver, Roy Haynes and Herbie Hancock.

Each member of the Cookers has spent time leading his own series of groups as well, and each has a keenly individual sound. But it’s the unmistakable power of teamwork that makes this music so commanding and resonates with a kind of depth and beauty that speaks of the seasoned track record of its principals (combined, the group has over 250 years of experience in the jazz world and has been a part of over 1,000 recordings). You can feel the collective weight of that experience in their CDs and especially in their live performances. Since this version of the band was solidified in 2007 the group has performed at venues around the world, including headlining the Newprot Jazz Festival, New Orleans Jazz Fest, Playboy Jazz Festival, Vancouver Jazz Festival, Umbria Jazz Festival, Northsea Jazz Festival, Detroit Jazz Festival, Chicago Jazz Festival, The Jerusalem Jazz Festival, The Guinness Cork Jazz Festival, The Charlie Parker Jazz Festival, Jazz in Marciac, The Burghausen Jazz Festival, Jazz Terrassa,The Healdsburg Jazz Festival, Jazz Viersen, Ronnie Scott’s and Yoshi’s.

Don’t miss this unbelievable group at Nighttown!!

Singer/Songwriter, pianist, & comedienne in special Solo Show at Nighttown!  Also playing Ukelele and Vibes!!!
Featuring: Marty Block-acoustic bass, & Roy King-drums.

Playing music from her new CD  "My Weekly Reader".  Back by Popular Demand!    

The New Yorker has warily described McKay as “funny and touching, ceaselessly clever and scarily talented.”
 
McKay co-created and starred in the award-winning off-Broadway hit Old Hats and has written three acclaimed musical biographies - I Want to Live!, the story of Barbara Graham, the third woman executed in the gas chamber at San Quentin, Silent Spring: It's Not Nice to Fool Mother Nature, an exploration of environmental pioneer Rachel Carson, and A GIRL NAMED BILL - The Life and Times of Billy Tipton, named one of the Best Concerts of 2014 by The New York Times.
 
A recipient of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals Humanitarian Award in recognition of her dedication to animal rights, Nellie is an annoyingly vocal advocate for feminism, civil rights and other deeply felt progressive ideals. She is currently part of the campaign to get horse-drawn carriages off the streets of New York City.
 
Nellie has released six full-length albums, including Normal As Blueberry Pie:  A Tribute to Doris Day ("among the killer overhauls of American standards” - The New York Times) and her latest, My Weekly Reader, music of the ‘60s produced by Beatles engineer Geoff Emerick (“[Nellie] manifests more historical grasp than any psych band yet to show its hand. – Robert Christgau).   
 
She has won a Theatre World Award for her portrayal of Polly Peachum in the Broadway production of The Threepenny Opera and performed onscreen in the films PS I Love You and Downtown Express, as well as writing original music for the Rob Reiner film Rumor Has It and contributing to the Emmy-winning documentary, Gasland.
 
Nellie contributed the forward to the 20th anniversary edition of The Sexual Politics of Meat, by Carol J. Adams. Her writing has also appeared in The Onion, Interview and The New York Times Book Review.

"I Put a Spell on You" A Special Pre Valentine's Day Show!  ising Trumpet Star Dominick Farinacci leads Dynamic Sextet live at Nighttown!

With Special Guest NYC Jazz Vocalist Shenel Johns in her Cleveland debut!

Featuring: Dominick Farinacci-trumpet, Shenel Johns-vocals, Joe Hunter-piano, Aidan Plank-acoustic bass, Paul Samuels-drums, Chris Coles-sax, & Mark Mauldin-trombone.

Dominick Farinacci recently released his Mack Avenue Records debut, "Short Stories" -- a compelling suite of music with a repertoire that spans genres and generations united by the trumpeter/composer's soulful conception. Bringing together songs from Tom Waits, Horace Silver, Dianne Reeves and the Gipsy Kings as well as original compositions, Farinacci has managed to create his own musical universe, aided by musicians of the highest caliber. All of the songs have a narrative that any listener can relate to.

Farinacci had already achieved enough stature by his mid-teens that Wynton Marsalis offered to help him set his sights on coming to New York, and by 2001, Farinacci was one of only four trumpeters in the world to be selected as the inaugural students in The Juilliard School's first jazz curriculum.

Life itself has many different sorts of mentorship built into it. A life in the arts can't exist without these kinds of relationships, and Short Stories is the fruit of the coming together of two kindred spirits, Farinacci and LiPuma, from the same home town (Cleveland, Ohio), separated by just under half a century in age. What unites them is a clear, moern aesthetic vision that combines the highest musical standards with a desire to be agents of change.

Amazingly, Farinacci found time during his Middle East years to also play an integral role in the conception and build out of Cuyahoga Community College's Tommy LiPuma Center for Creative Arts.

There are so many superlatives thrown around these days that they seem to have lost their effect; but as this unique and deeply grounded album sinks into your consciousness, you will undoubtedly come to the conclusion that Dominick Farinacci is not only one of the truly outstanding musicians of his generation, but also that what is behind the music is nothing short of miraculous.

With a voice that embodies grace and passion and a personal style that sways effortlessly from Jazz to R&B to Gospel, Shenel Johns has emerged as one of the shining stars of her generation.

Shenel has developed her own eclectic style, counting among her influences Ella Fitzgerald, Abbey Lincoln, and Sarah Vaughn.

Returning recently from Qatar where she served a musical residency at Jazz at Lincoln Center Doha, Shenel next honored Billie Holiday as part of JALC’s New York production of “Billie and the Boys.” And has performed a tribute to another of her idols, Lena Horne, at New York City’s famed Appel Theater.

When she is not singing, Shenel is working behind the scenes in programming at Jazz at Lincoln Center, Harlem Stage, and other non-profit organizations that advocate for and support the arts.

Pre Valentine's Day Celebration with Soul and Jazz Vocalists Mariama Whyte & Myron Davis w/Hubb's Groove.

Featuring: Robert Hubbard-Drums, Tony Watson-Sax, George Granville-Keyboards, & Al Parker-bass.

Hubb's Groove is a mIx of Soul, Jazz, R&B and a splash of Gospel.

It's a smooth but yet high energy band that believes whats played from the heart, reaches the heart.

The band was founded In 1996 by Robert Hubbard in Cleveland Ohio under the name "Moments Notice". In 2006 Robert changed the name to "Hubb'S Groove". The band has shared the stage with Kirk Whalum, Jonathan Butler, Earth Wind & Fire, Wayman Tisdale and Pieces of a Dream.

Hubb's Groove has performed with Angela Bofill, Marcus Johnson, Alex Bugnon, Mike Phillips and Sean Jones to name a few.

When the group is not on tour together, they are working with other artists such as Babyface, Toni Braxton, Gerald Albright and Pieces of a Dream.

Mariama Whyte is a singer, songwriter, actor, and educator from Cleveland, OH. She has performed leading roles in the Broadway National Tours of "The Lion King" and "The Color Purple." As a recording artist, she has released various music projects and is currently working on her upcoming album, "Hey U It's Me," to be released this summer.  She has shared the stage with mega-producer David Foster and has opened for acclaimed artists such as Stephanie Mills, Jeff Bradshaw and Algebra Blessett.

www.mariamawhyte.com

R&B singer/composer Myron Davis was born in Cleveland; the son of a preacher, he grew up singing in his father's church, also learning to play keyboards and drums. Upon relocating to Philadelphia, Myron played in a jazz band; in 1996, his song "Sistas" appeared on the soundtrack to the Whoopi Goldberg flop Eddie, leading to a contract with the Island Black Music label. In addition to the 1997 singles "We Can Get Down" and "So Fly," he also co-wrote a handful of songs for labelmates Dru Hill before issuing his debut LP Destiny in 1998.

Myron Davis is Minister of Music and Director of Programming and Worship Arts for New Community Bible Fellowship in Cleveland Heights, OH. As a playwright, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and vocalist, he has served in this ministry for over a decade. A native of Cleveland, Davis continues to use the worship arts to share the gospel with those whom may not normally hear it. In December 2012, his original production, A Son is Given: An Urban Ballet, was performed at the Hanna Theater in the historic Playhouse Square theater district. Davis' prayer is that he will continue to serve the body of Christ through worship that will cause listeners to want to experience the true and living God, challenging them to grow in their relationship with the Lord.

Valentine's Day Celebration with North Coast Vocalists Stephen Fowler & Sarah's Girl (Stacey Crawford) w/Hubb's Groove.

Featuring: Robert Hubbard-Drums, Tony Watson-Sax, George Granville-Keyboards, & Al Parker-bass.

Hubb's Groove is a mIx of Soul, Jazz, R&B and a splash of Gospel.

It's a smooth but yet high energy band that believes whats played from the heart, reaches the heart.

The band was founded In 1996 by Robert Hubbard in Cleveland Ohio under the name "Moments Notice". In 2006 Robert changed the name to "Hubb'S Groove". The band has shared the stage with Kirk Whalum, Jonathan Butler, Earth Wind & Fire, Wayman Tisdale and Pieces of a Dream.

When the group is not on tour together, they are working with other artists such as Babyface, Toni Braxton, Gerald Albright and Pieces of a Dream.

Stacey Richardson Crawford, also known as "Sarah's Girl”, started her career at the tender age of 3 when she began singing with her family's gospel choir, the Weeden Family Singers.

After years of honing her craft, Stacey stepped onto the big stage and began singing background for such artists as Ollie Woodson, formerly of the Temptations, Phil Perry, and the late Gerald Levert and Anthony Hamilton for more than 10 years.

Stacey has performed throughout the United States and in major overseas markets such as London, UK, Amsterdam, Netherlands, Seoul, Korea, Martinique and more than 15 Caribbean islands.  

While performing on The Late Show with David Letterman, Stacey was asked by the music director, Paul Shaffer, to sing along with his band at the 2009, 2012, and 2015 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremonies.

Stacey launched her solo career in June 2011.  She released her debut CD, “All About Me” which featured her single “Tonight”.

Growing up in suburban Cleveland, Ohio as a “PK” (preacher’s kid), Stephen Fowler’s music testimonial starts off like so many others: “I was not allowed to listen to anything other than gospel music, so I cut my teeth on The Winans, John P. Kee, The Mighty Clouds of Joy and Commissioned.” It wasn’t until Stephen stumbled across old 8-track tapes of Stevie Wonder and Aretha Franklin did he discover a world outside of gospel.

Stephen has been blessed to perform locally, nationally, and internationally, including Germany, Switzerland and Austria, with such artists as Pamela Williams, Walter Barnes, Jr. & Men Of Ministry, and Bob Singleton’s Golden Gospel Singers. Stephen is currently working on his debut album.

All-Star North Coast Tri-C JazzFest Octet hits the stage at Nighttown!

Featuring: John Klayman-tenor sax, Jack Schantz-trumpet, Howie Smith-alto sax, Chris Anderson-trombone, Bob Ferrazza, guitar, Theron Brown-piano, Glenn Holmes-acoustic bass, & Reggie Jackson-drums.

SoundWorks was founded by Tri-C JazzFest in 2009 to be a resident ensemble of JazzFest with a working collective of Northeast Ohio musicians showcasing their skills as composers, arrangers and performers.  Since 2009, SoundWorks has re-imagined the works of legendary artists such as McCoy Tyner, Dexter Gordon, Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Jim Hall and The Liberation Music Orchestra with Charlie Haden.

While the presentation of repertoire material is part of the vision, there has always been an emphasis on presenting the new music and/or arrangements by members of SoundWorks.

Rapidly Rising NYC Vocal Group featuring: Amy Cervini, Hilary Gardner, Melissa Stylianou Live at Nighttown!

Also Featuring: Carmen Staaf-Piano, Matt Aronoff-acoustic bass, & Jared Schonig-drums.   

Sure-footed swing, sweet-toned harmony and ever-insouciant charm are embodied in the new jazz vocal trio Duchess, featuring notable New York singers Amy Cervini, Hilary Gardner and Melissa Stylianou.  Blending the classic and the contemporary DUCHESS has quickly earned a reputation for beautiful singing and big fun at the group’s shows of “girl-on-girl harmony,” as the three so saucily put it. The New York-based threesome made its debut on record with the eponymous Duchess, released by Anzic Records in February 2015. The album channels the 1930s inspiration of the virtuosic Boswell Sisters into a wonderfully entertaining package.

   “Three fine singers...join together in swinging harmony to whip up music that traffics in delight…this fresh-voiced triumvirate plays it straight from the heart, leaving any trace of camp or post-modern irony at the door.”

— The New Yorker

   “…the vocal trio Duchess is a beacon of jovial esprit. ”

— Bobby Reed, Downbeat Editor’s Pick

    “This threesome devises original arrangements of mostly vintage songs, both familiar and offbeat. They understand that swinging music goes hand in hand with an audacious sense of humor.”

— Will Friedwald, Wall Street Journal

Legendary Drummer and Producer Back at Nighttown!  With Very Special Guest Bobby Lyle on Piano & Keyboards.

Playing all of his hits including "You are My Starship", "Valentine Love", "Betcha My Golly Wow", and More!

Like Roy Ayers, George Benson, and Patrice Rushen, Norman Connors is best known for his major RB hits but started out as a jazz improviser.  The drummer/composer was born and raised in Philadelphia, where he lived in the same neighborhood as Bill Cosby and became interested in jazz when he was only a child. Connors was in junior high when he began sneaking into jazz clubs and sat in for Elvin Jones at a John Coltrane gig.

Connors went on to study music at Philly's Temple University and the Juilliard School of Music in New York. Gigs with Jackie McLean, Jack McDuff and Sam Rivers followed, and he was first recorded as a sideman when Archie Shepp employed him on his 1967 Impulse session Magic of JuJu.

After touring with Pharoah Sanders and playing on several of his albums, Connors signed with Buddah's Cobblestone label in 1972 and recorded his first album as a leader, Dance of Magic. A few more jazz-oriented Cobblestone and Buddah dates followed, and it was in 1975 that Connors made R&B his main priority with Saturday Night Special (which included the number ten soul hit "Valentine Love"). The rest of the 1970s found Connors featuring R&B singers prominently (including Michael Henderson, Jean Carn, and the late Phyllis Hyman) and scoring such R&B hits as "We Both Need Each Other," "Once I've Been There," and the lovely "You Are My Starship."

Currently Norman Connors is touring in support of his latest CD "Star Power" on Shanachie records.  He will be featuring his six piece touring group and promises to perform all of his classic hits.

Don't miss legendary drummer, producer, and vocalist Norman Connors for a special engagement in the intimate Music Room of Nighttown.

Dynamic Soul, and Blues Quintet, from Memphis, Tennessee coming to Cleveland!

Rapidly Rising Group, and Stax Recording Artists, Southern Avenue make their Cleveland Debut Live at Nighttown!

Southern Avenue is a Memphis street that runs from the easternmost part of the city limits all the way to Soulsville, the original home of Stax Records. Southern Avenue is also the name of a fiery young Memphis quintet that embodies its home city’s soul, blues and gospel traditions, while adding a youthful spirit and dynamic energy all their own. “If Memphis music is a genre, this is it!” proclaims American Blues Scene, and Rock 103FM calls Southern Avenue, “The most-talked-about band in Memphis.”

Their self-titled debut album is a breath of fresh air with its own unique blend of gospel- tinged R&B vocals, roots/blues-based guitar work and soul-inspired songwriting. And Southern Avenue’s upcoming release on the fabled Stax label is a testament to the young combo’s talent and vision.

Southern Avenue features five young but seasoned musicians who came from diverse musical and personal backgrounds to create music that spans their wide-ranging musical interests, while showcasing the powerful chemistry that the group has honed through stage and studio experience.

Southern Avenue encompasses Memphis-born, church-bred sisters Tierinii and Tikyra Jackson, respectively a soulful, charismatic singer and a subtle, powerful drummer; guitarist Ori Naftaly, an Israeli-born blues disciple who first came to America as an acclaimed solo artist; versatile jazz-inspired bassist Daniel McKee; and the band’s newest addition, keyboardist Jeremy Powell, an early alumnus of Stax’s legendary music academy.

The band members’ diverse skills come together organically on Southern Avenue, scheduled for release on February 24, 2017 via Stax Records, a division of Concord Music Group. Produced by Kevin Houston (North Mississippi Allstars, Lucero, Patty Griffin), the 10-song album features guest appearances from Luther Dickinson of the North Mississippi Allstars and trumpeter Marc Franklin of the Bo-Keys. But it’s Southern Avenue’s own potent musical chemistry that drives such sublimely soulful originals as “Don’t Give Up,” “What Did I Do,” “It’s Gonna Be Alright,” “Love Me Right” and “Wildflower.”  The band also pays tribute to its roots with an incandescent reading of Ann Peebles’ Memphis soul classic “Slipped, Tripped and Fell in Love.”

Don’t miss this hot new group, Southern Avenue

Vocalist, Pianist, & Singer/Songwriter debuts material from her brand New CD Live at Nighttown!  With Special Guests!

Amanda Walsh has been playing the piano and violin since she was eight years old. Her training began with Anita Pontremoli, Head of Collaborative Piano at The Cleveland Institute of Music. Amanda also studied violin with Helen Richards at The Cleveland Music School Settlement. She received the first ever Robert Bergantino Musician of the Year award as a senior at Cleveland Heights High School. She graduated from The University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music in 1998 with a Bachelor of Music in piano performance. Amanda has been teaching piano and violin for 20 years.
 
She is a singer and songwriter who combines her classical training in solo piano with voice. Her influences include Claude Debussy, Keith Jarrett, and Joni Mitchell, and she is inspired by artists like Tori Amos, Neko Case, Ben Folds, and Paul Simon, who combine poetry and music. Her compositional process begins with lyrics; these poetic descriptions drive her melodies. The tone of Walsh’s songwriting evokes the poetry of Ann Sexton, conveying feelings of subtle heartbreak.
 
Between 2005-2008, Amanda’s band, The Golden Mean, performed originals and covers where she sang and played piano, violin, and electric bass. She continues to perform as a soloist and with her brother in Cleveland area clubs such as The Barking Spider and The Grog Shop.
 
She is one of the founding members of the band, City Limits, performing folk and rock covers and originals. City Limits performs at The Barking Spider, Euclid City Limits, The Blue Rock Café, and The Bevy in Birdtown.

Celebrate Mardi Gras with 6 Piece Zydeco, and World Music Group Mo Mojo featuring Jen Maurer Live at Nighttown! 

A hard driving, high energy, “Pardi-Gras” Band.

The female fronted group featuring Jen Mauer, includes three-part harmonies, accordion, fiddle, guitar, rub-board, sax, trumpet, harp, bass, percussion, and drums.

Mo' Mojo takes Zydeco music and infuses it with Americana, Cajun, reggae, rock & roll, funk, R&B, and African and Latin rhythms.

Mo Mojo loves the club experience with dancers, smiles, drinks, and good vibes all around. A local club is what we grew from and we’ll always be appreciative of a venue that let’s us get close and personal with our audience!

Mo’ Mojo recently toured with the State Department on the American Music Abroad Program to play the following countries: Haiti and the Dominican Republic (2014); Belize, Panama, Mexico, Barbados, and Colombia (2015).

Join us at Nighttown for a rollicking night of fun, food and drink with The New Barleycorn. 

The place to be for St Patrick's Day!!.

Both Alec and John were born and raised in Ireland in counties Dublin and Down where they learned to play music at an early age, they have both performed professionally since their teenage years both enjoying considerable success with their respective careers.

John Delaney a founding member of the internationally acclaimed Irish group 'Barleycorn', joined forces with Alec DeGabriele nine years ago to form 'The New Barleycorn', after the other finished a 24 year run ending in 1995.  John plays, 5 string and tenor banjos, mandolin, guitar, whistle and bodhran. He also has played banjo on many other Irish artists' recordings.

Alec DeGabriele spent his formative years learning the business of music, theatre and entertaining with his families traveling theatrical show, 'The Shannon Players', which was well known and highly regarded throughout Ireland.  Alec plays guitar and bass and was the band leader with a top Irish Show Band for some years before deciding to come to live in the U.S.A.

Don't miss St Patrick's Day at Nighttown!!