$15 Advance | $20 Day of show
Doors 7 PM | Show 8 PM (All ages)
“a limited amount of tickets will be sold after doors open if availability permits; first come, first serve”
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Vakili
Vakili Band is a fiery five-piece rock band with a trio of albums under their belt, fronted by Lily Vakili, a savvy street poet who finds the sweet spot in the nexus formed by Patti Smith’s loose-limbed punk swagger, Grace Slick’s inviting psychedelia and the throaty blues-belting of a Janis Joplin, not to mention the full-throated howl of a Grace Potter or Brittany Howard.
Honey is Vakili Band’s follow-up to 2018’s Oh Alright and 2021’s Walking Sideways (along with a pair of previous Lily Vakili solo efforts, making five releases over the last decade). Produced for the first time by Vakili herself, the album exemplifies the collaborative bacchanalia of lead guitarist Ben St. Jack, harmonica player extraordinaire Joel Dorow, and the four-on-the-floor rhythm section of bassist Matt Jovanis and drummer Gordon Kuba, having honed their distinctive sound in the studio as well as on tour up and down the East Coast. Recorded at Mozart Studio in Little Falls, NJ, Honey comes across like the band is playing together live in the same room.
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East Coast Offense
East Coast Offense (or ‘ECO’ for short) is an alternative rock band that formed in VA in late 2019. ECO pulls inspiration from a wide variety of bands such as Wolf Alice, Evanescence, Radiohead, and Slowdive. They create catchy, hard-hitting songs about love, loss, and the frustrations of life today. ECO has rocked the stage at various venues — including The Pie Shop (DC), Jammin Java (VA), and Rockwood Music Hall (NYC) — delivering their unique blend of alternative rock everywhere they go.
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