Schedule ALL NEW HAPPY HOUR THURSDAY THROUGH SATURDAY HALF PRICE EVERYTHING FROM 8-10 (BEER, WINE, LIQUOR FROM TOP TO BOTTOM SHELF) Tuesday free pool 7-11 The best place to watch your favorite sports Thursday, February 5 The Underwater The Drive Home The Underwater - Absolutely fantastic band from York, PA. This is their 2nd show back from a 2 month tour of Europe. Compared to Muse, The Juliana Theory, Placebo, Cave-In, Foo Fighters, Filter, Hoobastank, Thrice. Emotional, melodic guitar rock. "THE UNDERWATER could easily become one of rock's brightest stars as "Bleed Me Blue" contains some exceptional moments." Smother.net Yup, they could be huge, massive. Catch em here while you still can. Much of 2004 will be tours, more US, and more Europe. The Drive Home - Explosive Original Rock Music - well versed in the contemporary emo style of things. Talented, with great hooks, this Messiah college based band can draw quite a crowd. Perhaps soon to graduate to headliner status. Friday, February 6 Darcie Miner Band Reno Fontaine Darcie Miner Band - Influential Philadelphia station WXPN named Darcie one of its Artists to Watch in 2003. Darcie and her band made history by performing on MTV’s Advance Warning as the first unsigned act ever to play in prime-time on the channel. Darcie also made an appearance on the new Star Search, hosted by Arsenio Hall, where she finished second in a controversial decision. The Darcie Miner Band logged in a hectic touring schedule which saw them build a strong regional following along the Atlantic seaboard, opening for the likes of Edwin McCain, Patty Griffin, Heart, Richard Thompson, Jeffrey Gaines, Wyclef Jean, Beth Hart and Jeffrey Gaines. The delightful Darcie is a Gullifty's favorite. Reno Fontaine - Groove Rock. Whether slapping and popping through a funky jam or chugging along through some power chord-driven rock, one thing is constant: the groove. This lends to some very fun and danceable tunes as illustrated via the Reno Fontaine live experience. Jeff Royer (The Fly Magazine) may have put it best, "Reno Fontaine is its own animal, a throwback to everything old and good about rock and roll." Featuring ex Mad Revere, C-4. Saturday, February 7 No Refill Screamapillar Drives Like Fire No Refill - In 2001 on Christmas Eve, No-Refill made their first public appearance at Gulliftys Night Club with Julian Fist. A month later they performed at the Sixth Annual Millennium Music Conference. After their second performance as a band, they found themselves being offered a slot on the Snow Blast 2002 bill. The line up included Tantric, Jimmies Chicken Shack, Familiar 48 and more. After Snow blast 2002, No-Refill has performed a remarkable amount of shows in The Local Area, MD and NY. They went a head and shared the bill with Jimmies Chicken Shack (three more times), 2 Skinnee J’s, From Zero, Jeppetto, Jimmy Young & the Restless and a ton of local favorites. Screamapillar - Screamapillar is a female fronted rock band from York, PA. They try to write diverse original songs that catch the audience's attention the first time they hear them. Recently opened for Fefe Dobson, Bubba Sparxx - up and coming. Drives Like Fire - Hailing from Lancaster, Drives Like Fire has fast joined Central Pennsylvania's dominant original rock bands. Drawing influences from fellow Keystone State bands Live and Fuel, singer/guitarist Wit Witmer, Bassist Michael Zalenski and drummer Bon Measel have forged a modern rock sound distinctly their own. Wit's a good songwriter with a good ear for hooks. Thursday, February 12 The Underwater The April Skies The Underwater - Absolutely fantastic band from York, PA. This is their 2nd show back from a 2 month tour of Europe. Compared to Muse, The Juliana Theory, Placebo, Cave-In, Foo Fighters, Filter, Hoobastank, Thrice. Emotional, melodic guitar rock. "THE UNDERWATER could easily become one of rock's brightest stars as "Bleed Me Blue" contains some exceptional moments." Smother.net Yup, they could be huge, massive. Catch em here while you still can. Much of 2004 will be tours, more US, and more Europe. The April Skies - The April Skies are a modern rock/alternative band from Hershey, Pennsylvania. Formed in the late eighties by a nineteen year old named Jake Crawford, along with Matt Brace (keyboards), Mike Green (bass), and John Ritchey (drums), the band immediately gained comparisons to bands like REM, The Cure, & local favorites The Ocean Blue. In early 2002, Jake Crawford and new bass player Mark Mazick reformed the band. After several months, they tracked down Mark Higgins, who promptly resumed his role on keyboards & guitars. Mark Tritico, who played with the band throughout the early/mid nineties, returned to the band as the drummer in August of 2003. Friday, February 13 No Show Ponies Mary Prankster Eve To Adam No Show Ponies - No Show Ponies is a rock n roll band that combines the best elements of the past and present to create a unique sound of their own. The band features the memorable song writing of guitarist Jeff Brown, the distinct voice of guitarist/singer Ben Brown and the driving rhythm section of bassist Jason Shover and drummer Jason Jones. Mary Prankster - The controversial Baltimore/Annapolis area Cow-Punk songstress has recently relocated to the Big Apple. From the days of playing with the Martini Bros at Gullifty's in the 90's to today Mary continues to be a Gullifty's favorite. Eve To Adam - "Hailing from New York and seen recently gigging around the area at Gullifty's, eve to adam. features lyricist/lead vocalist Taki Sassaris and his brother Alex on drums, as well as bassist A.J. Pappas and guitarist Gaurv Bali. Forging a relentless, attacking hard rock assault that has been compared to early Pearl Jam and Tool, this band has the integrity to mix up feels and composition structures and couple them with introspective, compelling lyrics." - PA Musician Saturday, February 14 - Valentine's Day Jellybricks Stephen Reso Band Jellybricks - Longtime heroes of the Harrisburg Power-Pop scene, The Jellybricks have a long list of accomplishments, including opening for Live at Hershey Stadium, multiple performances in Los Angeles at International Pop Overthrow and opening slots for Goo Goo Dolls, 10,000 Maniacs, Seven Mary Three, Sponge, Fuel, Luscious Jackson, Better Than Ezra, The Badlees, They Might Be Giants. Quality. Stephen Reso Band - Stephen's heartfelt emotional lyrics and soaring pop anthems have captivated audiences and packed venues across the country. The young man from Harrisburg has appeared on compilations with the likes of Material Issue, Matthew Sweet, Local H, The Posies, and more. Tracks from "Ordinary Life", his 1st release on GIG RECORDS, was featured on MTV's Real World Las Vegas. Thursday, February 19 The Underwater Condition K The Underwater - Absolutely fantastic band from York, PA. This is their 2nd show back from a 2 month tour of Europe. Compared to Muse, The Juliana Theory, Placebo, Cave-In, Foo Fighters, Filter, Hoobastank, Thrice. Emotional, melodic guitar rock. "THE UNDERWATER could easily become one of rock's brightest stars as "Bleed Me Blue" contains some exceptional moments." Smother.net Yup, they could be huge, massive. Catch em here while you still can. Much of 2004 will be tours, more US, and more Europe. Condition K - Central Pa's modern rock foursome, Condition K, provide a brilliant combination of contemplative lyrics, captivating vocals and unmatched musicianship. Founded in 2003, Condition K was assembled by members of some of Pennsylvania's most influential bands (Julian Fist, 3Star, Stereo Logic). The band made an immediate impact and quickly became a force in today's Mid-Atlantic rock scene. The band's main influences range from classic rock bands such as The Doors and Led Zeppelin to the modern rock sounds of bands such as Stone Temple Pilots and Fuel. Friday, January 20 Jukebox Overdrive The Short Fuses The Bloodsuckers Jukebox Overdrive - Rock, punk, pop, noise ... With influences varying from AC/DC to Green Day, Jukebox Overdrive creates an infectious sound that is unmatched. "Jukebox Overdrive are one sonic middle finger away from being universally likeable." - Jeff Royer, Fly Magazine, July 1 2002. Harrisburg's own has good taste in opening acts, as well. The Short Fuses - The Short Fuses blasted off from Minneapolis, MN, in 1996, when key members Miss Georgia Peach (lead vocal) and Travis Ramin (lead guitar) left the band Speedway and joined up with Pennsylvania guitarist and third key member Justin Staggs (rhythm guitar). The three, along with a mixture of rhythm sections, have cranked out some of the most powerful and sexy female fronted rock-n-roll in recent history. The Bloodsuckers Probably a 4 piece Milford, NH / Boston based band that plays country, rock, alternative, Cowpunk, Rockabilly Punk. The drummer, Roby Lindgren, got his kit in Modern Drummer magazine (see above) Or, it's not that band at all, but a different one. Saturday, February 21 Worlds End Worlds End - Worlds End is an original hard rock-metal band based in York, PA. The band started in 1998 under the name SEE YOU AUNTIE. Since then, brothers Mike and Ryan Brambilla have worked with numerous musicians and played many of the area's local and regional clubs. Worlds End has just finished up a 7 song EP and is currently performing a System of a Down Tribute act to pay for the costs. The act is working very well and packing the people in, club after club. Recently teaming up with Mike Martin and Max Melton, Worlds End is now a crushing force of talent and drive. Andever Soul Block Thursday, February 26 The Underwater Darcie Miner Band The Underwater - Absolutely fantastic band from York, PA. This is their 2nd show back from a 2 month tour of Europe. Compared to Muse, The Juliana Theory, Placebo, Cave-In, Foo Fighters, Filter, Hoobastank, Thrice. Emotional, melodic guitar rock. "THE UNDERWATER could easily become one of rock's brightest stars as "Bleed Me Blue" contains some exceptional moments." Smother.net Yup, they could be huge, massive. Catch em here while you still can. Much of 2004 will be tours, more US, and more Europe. Darcie Miner Band - Influential Philadelphia station WXPN named Darcie one of its Artists to Watch in 2003. Darcie and her band made history by performing on MTV’s Advance Warning as the first unsigned act ever to play in prime-time on the channel. Darcie also made an appearance on the new Star Search, hosted by Arsenio Hall, where she finished second in a controversial decision. The Darcie Miner Band logged in a hectic touring schedule which saw them build a strong regional following along the Atlantic seaboard, opening for the likes of Edwin McCain, Patty Griffin, Heart, Richard Thompson, Jeffrey Gaines, Wyclef Jean, Beth Hart and Jeffrey Gaines. The delightful Darcie is a Gullifty's favorite. Friday, January 27 Bridges and a Bottle Red Room Bridges and a Bottle - A great drawing band at Gullifty's, part Jam Band, part Pearl Jam, part Goo Goo Dolls / Matchbox 20. 2 lead singers. From the immediate area (many members of Bridges graduated from the nearby Cedar Cliff HS), they have played shows in Cleveland (at Beachland, with the Carlsonics), Philly (at Troc Balcony and North Star) and NYC (Mercury Lounge). Likely going places. Red Room - Red Room is a rock band that is made up of four dedicated and talented musicians from Mechanicsburg, PA. Their energetic, diverse, original music always leaves audiences wanting more. They are definitely a must see. Buds with the delightful Darcie Miner. Saturday, February 28 The Luv Gods The Luv Gods - featuring Shea Quinn from the Sharks, Jet Silver. Shea is a Gullifty's favorite. The last Luv Gods show here was packed. Mostly 80's covers. DJ Ray Rossi - The former owner of The Vault, DJ at The Vault. Expect a lot of the "old heads" to be in the house with both Shea and Ray. Schedules from previous months January 2004 December 2003 November 2003