The Winchester Music Hall

This is a showcase featuring the students of Vance Music Studios in Lakewood. The students are all ages, young and old. You will hear everything from jazz to rock to folk and more. Vance Music Studios offers the highest quality private musical instruction possible.

Vance Music Studios' instructors hold degrees in music from a variety of major universities and conservatories, have a minimum of 10 years teaching experience, and are extremely active as performers on a local as well as a national level. Check out the student bands as they perform live!

Tickets are $5.00. Showtime is 7pm.

Willie Nile

“Willie Nile is a great artist. If there was any justice in this world, I’d be opening up for him instead of him for me.”
- Lucinda Williams.

“Willie’s so good I can’t believe he’s not from New Jersey.”
- Little Steven.

“The impassioned voice, the sharp and soulful lyrics, the interesting shoes and large, Kramer-like hair which seems to grow thicker every year – Willie Nile brings it all into focus.”
- Graham Parker.

Rocking New York City singer / songwriter Willie Nile is currently in the midst of a creative renaissance that’s produced some of the most compelling music of his 35-year career. The tradition continues with his forthcoming album, American Ride.

Willie Nile embodies every sense of rock ’n’ roll urgency — from arms-outreached anthems to stiff upper-lipped riffs that scream, "nothing in the world matters more than this moment." The timeless qualities of melodic craft, lyrical insight, and emotional engagement have endeared Nile to listeners around the world.

Willie Nile’s fans include Bruce Springsteen, with whom he’s guested onstage on multiple occasions, and Pete Townshend, who personally requested him as the opening act on the Who’s 1982 U.S. tour. Other avowed Nile admirers include Bono, Lou Reed, Paul Simon, Ian Hunter, Graham Parker, Jim Jarmusch, Adam Duritz, Little Steven and Lucinda Williams.

Willie Nile will be joined at The Winchester Music Hall by his live band, guitarist Matt Hogan, bassist Johnny Pisano, and drummer Alex Alexander.

Tickets are $15.00. Showtime is 9pm.

Lipbone Redding

"I never know exactly how to describe Lipbone, so I don't. What I can describe is how one feels during and after a Lipbone show: blissful, joyful, happy, inspired, elated, and never wanting the night to end."
- Honey Sepeda, Talent Buyer!

Lipbone Redding has traveled the world with his guitar, nightly sharing music and tales with audiences for the past 15 years.

He weaves funky rhythms, catchy original songs, brash humor, soulful singing, and inventive guitar playing with exotic and percussive vocal sounds such as throat singing, bass and beat-boxing, and his astonishingly realistic lip-tromboning. The result is an experience that is hypnotic, groovy and, for a solo artist without the aid of electronic efx, amazingly complete.

Several of Lipbone Redding's songs have become Americana and Jamband radio hits throughout the U.S. and he can be heard on NPR, Internet and Community radio stations, as well as in TV and film sound tracks.

He formed the Lipbone Orchestra and composed music for world famous choreographer Bill T. Jones. The show, featuring Lipbone Redding's unique vocal talents, toured to France, Spain and Italy. He and his fellow artists' efforts received a 2007 Obie Award for best collaboration and Toronto's Dora Mavis Moorer Award for best production.

Tickets are $12.00. Showtime is 8pm.

The Rick Ray Band

"Guitarist Robin Trower's watershed sophomore solo disc remains his most stunning, representative, and consistent collection of tunes. Mixing obvious Hendrix influences with blues and psychedelia, then adding the immensely soulful vocals of James Dewar, Trower pushed the often limited boundaries of the power trio concept into refreshing new waters."
- All Music Guide.

The Rick Ray Band will be performing Robin Trower's seminal album, Bridge of Sighs, in its entirety at this show.

The Rick Ray Band is Rick Schultz on tenor and soprano sax, clarinet, bass clarinet and oboe, Wally Spisak on bass and vocals, DC on lead vocals and harmonica, Paul Geltch on drums, and Rick Ray on guitars, guitar synth, keyboards, percussion and vocals.

Tickets are $10.00. Showtime is 9pm.

Sarah Donner

"Sarah Donner is the indie-folk songstress you wish you could be. She’s got badass fingerpickin’ skills, stunning vocal harmonies, sharp lyrics, classical training and a small army of foster kittens."
- Hypetree.

Sarah Donner is an indie folk pop star who has embraced the catlady inside her. She works the stage with powerful vocals, punchy guitar, and a candid stage presence.

Sarah's music has been licensed for television shows on Discovery networks, Bravo, MTV, VH1, and Showtime, and has been featured on Conan O'Brien's blog, NPR, and CBS News.

Sarah Donner's fourth self-produced studio album, Fossil of Girl - released on her label CatLady Records - was engineered by Owen Lewis who has worked with Lady Gaga, The Killers, and Snow Patrol.

Singer / songwriter Claudia Schieve opens the show.

Tickets are $7.00. Showtime is 9pm.

Susan Cowsill

"Susan Cowsill's album Lighthouse is an earthy, often crunchy folk-pop gem."
- Rolling Stone.

"Susan Cowsill has created an understated musical masterpiece with her heartfelt album "Lighthouse."
- Country Chart.

Lighthouse, Susan Cowsill’s second solo album, once again embodies the timeless qualities of heart, soul and craft that are already known to anyone familiar with Cowsill’s solo debut Just Believe It.

Susan Cowsill first entered the pop-culture spotlight at the age of eight, as the youngest member of the ’60s musical family The Cowsills. In adulthood, as a member of the beloved alt-pop supergroup The Continental Drifters, she reemerged as a vocalist and songwriter of remarkable depth and insight.

The '80s found Susan Cowsill working with cult figure Dwight Twilley, her harmonies adding sparkle to many of Twilley's greatest tracks. Pop lovers could also spot her guesting with Redd Kross and the Smithereens. More guest appearances by Susan during this time were on two Hootie and the Blowfish records, Jules Shear, Kate Jacobs, and Giant Sand.

Susan Cowsill's gumbo sound springs from '60s pop roots with seasonings of Louisiana groove, country, and rock. As Bilboard Magazine expresses, "Cowsill...mines a child-like vulnerability, as she employs her achingly tarnished voice to a simple and moving effect."

The Susan Cowsill Duo features Susan Cowsill on vocals, guitar and Russ Broussard on drums, vocals.

Tickets are $12.00. Showtime is 9pm.

Matt Maher

The front cover of Matt Maher’s latest album, All The People Said Amen, is a menagerie of old tour posters, handwritten lyrics from songwriting sessions, live and candid shots with fans, even his own wedding photos. No image is random. Each piece was placed purposefully by Maher. Every item has a story behind it and has played a significant role in Maher’s songwriting over the past seven years.

Great music hinges on compelling writing, honest delivery, a refined, unique musical identity. Great leadership hinges on openness, compassion, devotion. Singer-songwriter and worship leader Matt Maher has built his career – his life – on striving to embody those ideals.

Matt Maher the songwriter cemented his respected reputation penning songs with Chris Tomlin, Michael W. Smith, Matt Redman, Passion (“Here For You”), Audrey Assad and Jars of Clay.  

The heart of Matt Maher the worship leader has shown through clearly over years spent teaching, sharing and praying all over the world, including appearances at the Papal Rally in NYC, World Youth Day in Sydney, Australia, and extensive touring over the past 5 years, with the likes of Michael W. Smith, Leeland, Phil Wickham, Jars of Clay, Third Day, Tenth Avenue North and Mercy Me, bringing him in front of more than three million people.

Tickets are $15.00. Showtime is 8pm.

The Black Lillies

“A rootsy flair, mixing folk, honky-tonk country and gospel into a winsome hybrid traditional enough to appeal to an Opry crowd, and expansive enough to ensnare a broader audience.”
- The Wall Street Journal.

The Black Lillies have created their own unique brand of country, roots, rock and blues via Appalachia.

Recently featured in Vanity Fair magazine, and a 2013 NPR "SXSW pick of the day," this outstanding band has performed at this year's Merlefest, the Rochester International Jazz Festival and more.

Eschewing record labels, The Black Lillies have still managed to put a track, Same Mistakes, from their record, 100 Miles of Wreckage, in Country Music Television’s top 12 requested videos for four months. (Its predecessor, Two Hearts Down, was a top-requested video on CMT for three months.)

They’ve been featured on numerous television specials and conquered festivals as widespread as Bonnaroo, Pickathon, and CMA Fan Fair. Despite trafficking in a richer, more authentic brand of country and Americana than what gets played on mainstream country radio, The Black Lillies have still been invited to perform at the Grand Ole Opry more than a dozen times – a record for an independent act.

The Black Lillies front man Cruz Contreras and his bandmates – harmony vocalist Trisha Gene Brady, multi-instrumentalist Tom Pryor, bass player Robert Richards and drummer Jamie Cook – tour non-stop, and you'll leave their show at The Winchester Music Hall feeling like you've witnessed an old-fashioned Southern tent revival.

Tickets are $12.00. Showtime is 9pm.

Lil' Ed & The Blues Imperials

"A bazooka assault of foot-stompin' blues and slow-burnin' knee-bucklers."
- Chicago Sun-Times.

"Full of fire, Lil' Ed & The Blues Imperials hit the floor running and accelerate from there. High-octane, expressive, fiercely articulated, harrowing intensity, raucous slide."
- Living Blues.

From working at Chicago's Red Carpet Car Wash to appearing on national television, from gigging at the smallest ghetto blues bars to performing on the biggest international concert stages, master bluesman Lil' Ed Williams has come a long way.

Mixing smoking slide guitar boogies and raw-boned Chicago shuffles with the deepest slow-burners, Lil' Ed and his blistering Blues Imperials - bassist James "Pookie" Young, guitarist Mike Garrett and drummer Kelly Littleton - deliver the blues, from gloriously riotous and rollicking to intensely emotional and moving.

Not since the heyday of Hound Dog Taylor & The HouseRockers has a blues band made such a consistently joyful noise. Currently celebrating 24 rip-roaring years together, Lil' Ed & The Blues Imperials ply their musical talents with skills that have been honed to a razor's edge.

As much a family as a band, Lil' Ed, Pookie, Mike and Kelly have outlasted sports stars and presidents, musical fads and fashion trends. And together, they continue to make blues history with each and every performance and new recording.

The band's wildly energetic and seriously soulful new CD Jump Start is jam-packed with Lil' Ed's incendiary slide playing and rough, passionate singing, as the ragged-but-right Blues Imperials cook like mad alongside him.

Tickets are $15.00. Showtime is 8pm.

Smokin' Joe Kubek and Bnois King

"Powerful, hard-nosed, authentic roadhouse blues. Punchy Texas shuffles, fierce boogies, tough slow blues and mighty fine roots rock."
- Living Blues.

"Kubek is one of the fiercest electric guitarists currently plugged-in. Hard-hitting original Texas blues-rock."
- Billboard Magazine.

"King's jazzy guitar work is the perfect foil to Kubek's more incendiary style. They are simply the best guitar tandem on the scene today."
- Blues Revue.

For almost 20 years, the Texas based, red-hot, rockin' blues of Smokin' Joe Kubek and Bnois King has been thrilling music fans all around the world.  Kubek's raucous roadhouse fretwork is expertly complimented by the equally fiery guitar and soulful vocals of Bnois King. 

Smokin' Joe Kubek has the technique and the chops to burn up any stage, and Bnois King's jazz-based guitar and vocals perfectly complement Kubek's headier rock-inspired guitar work.

Gigging with legendary musicians like Stevie Ray Vaughan, Albert King, Freddie King and B.B. King (among so many others), Kubek learned first-hand how to live and play the blues and how to lead a band. 

With literally thousands of live performances under their collective belt, Smokin Joe Kubek, Bnois King and their band create a one-two punch of raw, tough, blues-rock filled with intensity and purpose.

Tickets are $15.00. Showtime is 9pm.

Nikki Hill

"The fast-rising, hard-charging, 20-something, North Carolina born-and-bred singer Nikki Hill has more than earned her evocative "Southern Fireball" moniker."
- LA Weekly.

Nikki Hill and her band are climbing to the top of the roots music scene step by step and leaving jaws on the floor along the way. They take all the flavors of American roots music, prompting hints of vintage soul, blues, and R&B, to deliver a sound that reminds us all why we love rock and roll.

Nikki Hill draws on vintage female rhythm and blues influences such as LaVern Baker, Etta James and Ruth Brown, as well as some of her favorite male singers Otis Redding and Solomon Burke, without being stuck or pigeonholed as a ‘retro’ artist. Her tough vocal style fits with contemporary sensibilities and evokes all the great blues shouters of previous decades.

Currently touring behind her 2013 album release, Here's Nikki Hill, Nikki’s gritty and raw voice with dynamics that hint of a long-standing career, driving rhythm guitar, and a tight rhythm section take what we music lovers admire about our roots legends, and then push them to the next level.

Tickets are $12.00. Showtime is 9pm.

Peter Karp and Sue Foley w/ their band

"Karp and Foley serve the the music and never showboat. They know the song is the thing...In a world that makes it hard to keep your spirits high, Karp and Foley appear to be telling everyone to keep their chin up."
- Vintage Guitar Magazine.

On the heels of Blind Pig recording artists Peter Karp and Sue Foley's 2010 critically acclaimed and artistically daring collaboration "He Said - She Said" comes their next exciting CD: "Beyond The Crossroads." A high voltage, plank spankin', piano boogyin', slide guitar stompin' blues-rockin' CD that showcases 12 brilliantly crafted and unique original compositions that have become the trademark of these two noted singer-songwriter guitarists.

The gifted singer-songwriter, guitarist, pianist and American troubadour Peter Karp is a master songsmith with an art for spinning true-to-life emotions, humor, and candor. Critics compare his songwriting to John Hiatt and John Prine. Peter Karp personifies the amorphous Americana sound, seamlessly blending blues and roots music with a high sense of entertainment.

Juno award winner Sue Foley is considered to be one of the finest blues and roots artists working today. After recording for the legendary blues label, Antone's Records, she took to the road with her paisley Telecaster and honed her craft, working and sharing the stage with such artists as BB King, Buddy Guy, Lucinda Williams and Tom Petty.

Peter Karp and Sue Foley will be performing with their band for this show at The Winchester Music Hall.

Tickets are $15.00. Showtime is 9pm.

Chad & Jeremy

The Chad & Jeremy story starts in 1963. One of the first groups to make it big in America during the 'British Invasion', they then pushed the envelope of psych-folk-rock with cult classic albums such as "Of Cabbages and Kings" and "The Ark."

Hit songs like Yesterday's Gone, A Summer Song, Willow Weep For Me, solidified Chad & Jeremy as a part of the British Invasion.

The duo made several television guest appearances. In back-to-back sitcom appearances, they first played fictional singing duo "The Redcoats" (Fred and Ernie) on sitcom Dick Van Dyke Show that satirized Beatlemania. Chad & Jeremy appeared on The Patty Duke Show as unknown British singing duo Nigel & Patrick.

The duo appeared as themselves in the December 1966 episodes The Cat's Meow and The Bat's Kow Tow of the television series Batman, in which the guest villain was Julie Newmar as Catwoman. During the latter episode, they sang "Distant Shores" and "Teenage Failure."

Chad & Jeremy spent much of the next thirty years in an on-again off-again musical relationship, but now they are back with a vengeance, touring various parts of the world to the delight of their fans.

Tickets are $20.00. Showtime is 8pm.

Chris Duarte Group

Blues-rock guitarist Chris Duarte has been known to play until his fingers bleed.  Duarte is a powerhouse guitar-slinger from Austin, Texas and is renowned for his jaw-dropping, pyro-technique performances.

Chris Duarte reflects his style and music in a very authentic way citing John Coltrane and John McLaughlin as major influences. Lauded for the exquisite artistry and vivid tonality of his six-string work, Duarte has also proven his considerable mettle as a songwriter, singer and bandleader.

He will be backed at this show by the Chris Duarte Group, a trio including drums and bass. Chris Duarte is a must-see live, performing everything with his own unique approach.

Tickets are $15.00. Showtime is 9pm.

Wally Bryson

As lead / rhythm guitarist, singer and songwriter in the world renowned Raspberries, Wally Bryson recorded four albums with Capitol Records in the early 1970's with their song Go All The Way reaching #4 on Billboard's Hot 100 charts, earning the band a gold record. The Raspberries toured extensively in the U.S. and Europe including a critically acclaimed performance at Carnegie Hall. The Raspberries reunited in 2004 for a series of sold-out performances and an appearance on VH1’s Behind The Music.

In the mid-70’s, Wally Bryson recorded an album on Motown’s Prodigy label with his band Tattoo. He later teamed with Dino Danelli and Gene Cornish of The Rascals, along with Lex Masrchesi and Frankie Vinci on two critically hailed Atlantic Records albums as the band Fotomaker, and later toured with Gene and Dino in The New Rascals in the late ‘90’s.

Wally Bryson has loaned the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame over 40 exhibit items from his personal collection, including his Flying V guitar, photographs, stage clothes, and other memorabilia, some currently on indefinite display.

Most recently, Wally Bryson added guitar tracks to Nashville Christian songwriter John Lemonis' CD. Wally has also recently performed with Phil Keaggy and The Glass Harp in a tribute to John Lennon. Wally Bryson was featured in a WKYC-TV special Cleveland Rocks, showcasing Cleveland’s rich rock and roll legacy.

Don't miss seeing The Wally Bryson Group featuring Billy Sullivan, Bill March, Ed Brown and Rich Spina, at The Winchester Music Hall.

Tickets are $20.00. Showtime is 9pm.

In just a very short time Ted Vigil has developed his John Denver tribute into a national act. He performs all over the country at casinos, show rooms, night clubs, fairs and festivals. Last year Ted was at the John Denver Festival, The CMA Fan Fair Festival in Nashville, the Travelin' Inc Country Cruise with Darryl Worley & Storme Warren among many other venues.

The most heard comments after the show are, "I can't believe how much he looks and sounds like John Denver, it really took us back!"

Guitarist Steve Weisberg will join Ted Vigil on stage for this concert. During John Denver's very biggest years, 1973-77, Steve Weisberg played guitar for all John's concerts, TV shows and records.

Steve Weisberg's studio work with John Denver includes John Denver's Greatest Hits, Volume 1, Back Home Again, Evening With John Denver, Rocky Mountain Christmas, Windsong, Spirit, and Greatest Hits Volume 2.  And John Denver even included a few of Steve's songs on his albums.

This wonderful and entertaining tribute to John Denver has packed the house in quality venues and theaters across the USA.

Tickets are $20.00. Showtime is 9pm.

Caravan of Thieves

Driving gypsy jazz rhythms, acoustic guitars, upright bass and violin lay the foundation for mesmerizing vocal harmonies and fantastic stories.

The Caravan of Thieves show is theatrical and humorous. It's musical and intense. It entertains, dazzles and defies classification while welcoming the spectator to join the band throughout the performance in momentary fits of claps, snaps and sing-alongs.

If Django Reinhardt, the cast of Stomp and the Beatles all had a party at Tim Burton's house, Caravan of Thieves would be the band they hired.

Tickets are $12.00. Showitme is 8pm.

Jen Chapin Trio

“A first-rate storyteller.”
- JazzTimes.

“One of the freshest voices singing today."
- Relix Magazine.

Jen Chapin’s music is jazz-tinged urban folk — story songs that search for community and shared meaning, powered by the funk, soul and improvisation of the city.

Critics have hailed her work as “brilliant, soulfully poetic” (NPR), “thoughtful, worth-savoring” (People Magazine), “addictive” (The Boston Globe), “smart, observant, lyrically deft, politically aware and emotionally intuitive” (Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel).

Jen Chapin has been featured on “Late Nite with Conan O’Brien,” honored by the USA Songwriting Competition, appeared on stage with Bruce Springsteen, and opened up for Bruce Hornsby and the Neville Brothers.

Her performances are powerful, spotlighting the world-class musicianship and rare chemistry of Grammy-nominated acoustic bassist / husband Stephan Crump and “unflappable melodist” (The New York Times) guitarist Jamie Fox.

Chuck Fink opens the show.

Tickets are $12.00. Showtime is 9pm.

Bryan Lee

"I went home and cried." That was blues legend Bryan Lee's reaction upon being told by Muddy Waters, "Bryan, stay with this. One day you're going to be a living legend." Now, more than a quarter-century later, Bryan Lee is one of the most recognizable blues players to call New Orleans home.

For Bryan Lee, the blues has been a fickle lover. Born with a skin color not common amongst bluesmen and living without eyesight since the age of eight, the music that he loved didn't always have a place for him.

"I'm a blind person, I don't see any color. I got drawn to this music by the feeling, not by the color of somebody's skin," said Bryan Lee.

With the respect of peers like Buddy Guy (who will appear on Lee's next album) and last year's nomination for a Blues Award (for Katrina Was Her Name), Lee is not content to rest on his laurels. Instead of seeing his visual impairment as a handicap, Bryan Lee feels it has helped him as a player of the blues.

"I can focus deeper. I don't have any physical distractions. That's the grace of God. Yes, I don't have eyesight, but the good Lord gave me the gift of music and I run into a lot of people that are emotionally blind. Eyesight or insight, its kind of an easy choice to make."

Bryan Lee will be joined onstage by The Blues Power Band featuring guitarist Brent Johnson, bassist David Hyde, and drummer John Perkins.

Tickets are $15.00. Showtime is 9pm.

Minstrels in the Gallery

Minstrels in the Gallery brings the sounds of classic Jethro Tull to life with amazing accuracy.

Justin Johnson fronts the band on lead vocals, flute, and guitar. John Covach (guitar) and Chris Meeker (bass) also play in Minstrels in the Gallery, and are joined by Matt Riddle (keys) and Steve Zavesky (drums).

This show is a "must see" if you are a Tull fan. These guys are fantastically talented.

Tickets are $10.00. Showtime is 9pm.

Jonah Koslen and Stage Pass Now

The entire MSB "Stage Pass" album performed LIVE in concert!

In October of 1976, Cleveland Rock-n-Roll history was made at the original Agora Theatre. Cleveland's own Michael Stanley Band recorded the classic, gold, double-live album "Stage Pass." 

Experience Cleveland Rock-n-Roll history!

Re-live it, or see it for the first time: "Strike Up the Band," "Rosewood Bitters," "Nothing's Going to Change My Mind," "Show on the Road," "Waste a Little Time on Me," "Midwest Midnight,"  and the rest of the hit songs from the acclaimed, live album.

Tickets are $20.00. Showtime is 9pm.

The Kelly Richey Band w/ Freekbass

Passionate, electrifying blues guitarist and vocalist Kelly Richey has been described as "Stevie Ray Vaughan trapped in a woman's body with Janis Joplin screaming to get out."

In addition, Kelly Richey has been compared to such greats as Jimi Hendrix and Joe Bonamassa because of her ability to capture and entertain an audience with ripping guitar leads that both sing and astonish.

Touring nationally and internationally, Kelly Richey has performed onstage with the legendary musicians Albert King and Lonnie Mack.

Kelly Richey has joined forces with bassist Freekbass. He will be joining her on this show along with drummer Jyn Yates.  www.kellyrichey.com

Tickets are $15.00. Showtime is 9pm.

Trace Bundy

Trace Bundy must be seen, not just heard. His music is poetry in motion, using harmonics, looping, multiple capos, and his unique banter and stage presence to deliver an unforgettable live concert experience.

Listening to his intricate arrangements is one thing, but seeing the fan-dubbed "Acoustic Ninja" play live confounds even the most accomplished music lovers as to how one person can do all that with just two hands and ten fingers.

Trace Bundy was named "Most Promising New Talent" of 2008 by Acoustic Guitar Magazine, as well as winning third place in the magazine's "Best Fingerstyle Guitarist" category the same year.

Trace Bundy has performed at Colorado's Red Rocks Amphitheatre in front of a crowd of over 7,000 people, as part of The World's Largest Music Lesson.

Over the past couple of years, Trace Bundy has shared the stage with Brandi Carlile, Olivia Newton-John, Judy Collins, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Neko Case, Phil Keaggy, David Wilcox, David Knopfler (Dire Straits), Bill Nershi (String Cheese), Laurence Juber (Paul McCartney & Wings), Chris Hillman (the Byrds), Stanley Jordan, and MOFRO, among others.

Tickets are $15.00. Showtime is 9pm.

Deanna Bogart

Deanna Bogart is an award-winning multi-instrumentalist and multifaceted musician whose fans value the diversity of her genre-free zone.  As a bandleader / singer / songwriter / producer / pianist / sax player, Deanna combines the best of boogie-woogie, contemporary blues, country and jazz into a splendid blend she calls "blusion."

Deanna Bogart's fusion of blusion - spontaneous, sophisticated, fearless and fun - has garnered her three consecutive Blues Music Awards for Horn Instrumentalist of the Year in 2008, 2009 and 2010, and an endorsement contract with Rico Reeds. She has won, at last count, more than 20 Wammies, the music awards for the hotly contested Washington, D.C. region.

Recognized for her dazzling keyboards, soulful saxophone, smoky vocals and cut-above songwriting, Deanna Bogart easily wins the hearts of fans on land and at sea on chartered cruises.  She is a featured player in the Legendary Rhythm and Blues Revue, jamming with Tommy Castro, Magic Dick (founding member of the J. Geils Band), as well as prominent guitar slingers.

Tickets are $15.00. Showtime is 9pm.