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Schedule
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Happy Hour - Half Price Everything
10PM - MIDNIGHT
Tuesdays - Texas Hold'm (7p) - Open Mic Night (9:30p)
Wednesdays - GRIP (covers) Live On Stage (9:30p-11:30p) - $2 cover
Thursdays - Texas Hold'm (7p) - DJ Ray Rossi's Retro Show (9p-12m) - no cover
NCAA BASKETBALL MARCH MADNESS HEADQUARTERS
30 tv's including 6 big screens and 5 plasmas
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Wednesday, February 1 - Grip every Wednesday in February -$2
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Grip
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Grip
- GRIP is a heavier modern rock band from the Harrisburg, PA area. While all
4 members are experienced musicians this is a new project just breaking into the market.
New maybe, but leaving a positive lasting impression in every venue they play.
They nail modern rock covers in order to play the clubs but it's their original
music that will make their mark in the industry.
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Friday, February 3 - 80's Hair Band -$5
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Lead Foot
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Lead Foot
- 70's, 80's rock covers. Featuring Tommy Dai. With New Singer Jerry "Paul Stanley"
Martin. Jerry brings more of a "Hair Metal" feel to the band, as our set list will include
songs from Motley Crue, Ratt, Whitesnake & Cinderella.
Their blend of great music, great energy, and great hair will rock you 'til you drop!
Don't miss this high-energy show!!!
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Saturday, February 4 - Emo / Prog / Metal / Singer-Songwriter -$5
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A Utopian Skyline
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Lotus Blue
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Sara B
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A Utopian Skyline
- "A Utopian Skyline is freaking awesome. They’re a metal band for people
who don’t like metal; a hardcore band for people who are scared of hardcore;
and a prog-rock band for people who would rather drink toilet water than
listen to Rush. They are proof that art, angst and amplification are not
mutually exclusive concepts. ...
Labeling A Utopian Skyline is kind of futile. The band skips around from math-rock
rhythms to hardcore grooves to unapologetic metal riffage with such blinding speed
that any label you slap on them - “prog-rock,” “emo,” “metal” - will only apply for
about 30 seconds." Jeff Royer - Fly Magazine
Lotus Blue
- Lotus Blue is a rock quartet from deep in the heart of central Pennsylvania.
While being compared to Jimmy Eat World, Chevelle and Filter, each member has an
individual style that adds to a new original creation of rock madness. All members
have been performing for years in various other bands (Mad Revere, Reno Fontaine,
Rats from the Bay) and have finally joined forces to form the culmination of
everything that rocks, known as Lotus Blue. Experience true blue.
Sara B
- Born Sara Burgundy Simpson in 1978, SaraB has been wowing crowds with her powerful voice &
forceful guitar playing since the age of 15. Her dynamic timbre bounds thru vocal acrobatics
in her 3 octave range, as she floats effortlessly from Jeff Buckley to Janis Joplin. Her original
music is primarily lyrically determined with a melody to drive it home. Listen to any of her over
70 original songs-Whether it’s the Blues-Rock of her Reason #54 to get the hell outta Dodge,
the lightly jazz seasoned vocals of Glory & Obtuse, or the alt-country sensibility of other songs
like Autumn & Flood, & you will see SaraB delivers consistently passionate performances that draw
audiences into the emotional landscape she paints.
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Wednesday, February 8 - Grip every Wednesday in February -$2
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Grip
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Grip
- GRIP is a heavier modern rock band from the Harrisburg, PA area. While all
4 members are experienced musicians this is a new project just breaking into the market.
New maybe, but leaving a positive lasting impression in every venue they play.
They nail modern rock covers in order to play the clubs but it's their original
music that will make their mark in the industry.
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Friday, February 10 - Jagermeister's #1 Party Band -$5
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Backstreet Law
- Backstreet Law is an explosive modern rock rock outfit based in the north
central Pennsylvania area. Featuring a unique sound that combines melody and
hooks with danceable grooves against metal and hard rock riffing, they bring
a style that is a far cry from some of the other acts for which PA has been
most noted.
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Saturday, February 11 - Pop/Rock -$5
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The Freddie Long Band
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Grandview
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The Freddie Long Band
- Freddie Long has performed in solo, duo, and full band formats at hundreds of
shows in the Mid-Atlantic region, sharing bills with well-known national and
regional acts such as the Kelly Bell Band, Boogiehawg, Darcie Miner, and Steve
Smith of Journey. The Freddie Long Band includes some of the best musicians
in the area with Randy Mazzi on bass guitar, Ken Deater on drums, and Chris
Bell on lead guitars. The Patriot-News in Harrisburg, PA, said it best:
“Freddie Long’s ballad ‘It’s Only Just Begun’ has become his mantra.”
Grandview
- Grandview is a four piece rock ensemble out of Carlisle, PA. Since their start in the
Fall of 2000, Grandview has honed their sound and have been playing shows in the surrounding
South Central Pennsylvania region. They’ve been busy promoting their debut album, Life Under
the Sun, by playing festivals and shows with bands such as Andrew W.K., P.O.D., Brandston,
MXPX, Further Seems Forever, and The Juliana Theory. Life Under the Sun was released in
September 2004 both regionally and internationally through iTunes, iTunes Europe,
iTunes UK, iTunes Canada, Napster, as well as in the North East Region in select
Barnes and Noble stores. For more information about Grandview, stop by their
website www.grandviewrock.net .
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Wednesday, February 15 - Grip every Wednesday in February -$2
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Grip
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Grip
- GRIP is a heavier modern rock band from the Harrisburg, PA area. While all
4 members are experienced musicians this is a new project just breaking into the market.
New maybe, but leaving a positive lasting impression in every venue they play.
They nail modern rock covers in order to play the clubs but it's their original
music that will make their mark in the industry.
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Friday, February 17 - Covers -$5
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Amy K & Love Stomp
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Amy K & Love Stomp
- Love Stomp is a modern rock cover band based in Harrisburg, Pa. Love Stomp
plays chick rock at some of the best venues in central PA. Love Stomp is an
amazing band that... blah blah blah. You've probably read a million of these
bios so to cut through the hype, Love Stomp is a professional band that loves
what they do and makes every effort. to ensure everyone at a Love Stomp
show has a great time.
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Saturday, February 18 - National Act - Pop/Pock/Soul
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Dirtie Blonde
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S.O.S.
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Dirtie Blonde
- Sounds Like: Maroon 5 at their rockingest, fronted by a "Rumours"-era Stevie Nicks.
Record Label: Jive Records / Zomba Music
Debut album in stores April 4th, 2006
S.O.S.
- S.O.S. was started in mid 2003 and was formed by Jonathan Clark and Scottie P.
Added Puliti and Murph. And now they are getting bigger and better.
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Sunday, February 19 - President's Day Bash - $7 for Parrotheads, $10 otherwise
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Parrot Beach
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Parrot Beach
- Jimmy Buffett Tribute.
Calling all our friends from the old Wanda's. This will be a great reunion show !!
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Wednesday, February 22 - Grip every Wednesday in February -$2
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Grip
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Grip
- GRIP is a heavier modern rock band from the Harrisburg, PA area. While all
4 members are experienced musicians this is a new project just breaking into the market.
New maybe, but leaving a positive lasting impression in every venue they play.
They nail modern rock covers in order to play the clubs but it's their original
music that will make their mark in the industry.
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Friday, February 24 - Covers - $5
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Sugarcoat
- Sugarcoat is a 4-piece high-energy rock band that is based in Lancaster County,
Pennsylvania. They have a unique live show that infuses danceable favorites with
their own and very memorable original tunes. The band plays all over the Mid-Atlantic
area, constantly making new fans along the way.
3/4s ex Negative Space, 1/4 ex Cloud Party, a mix of originals and covers, mostly covers.
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Saturday, February 25 - Return of the Refugees -$5
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The Thrives
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The Refugees
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Maria Forgotten
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The Thrives
- The Thrives can best be described as an indy-power-pop trio clearly
influenced by the music of the 80’s and 90’s. The three members, David Kemper,
John Bolling and Brad Stackpole started playing together back in 1995 in a band only
slightly known in the Harrisburg area called Lunarshade. After a few years of other
projects or lack there-of, they have become musically reacquainted. Kemper as singer,
song writer and rythm guitar player understands the power of a pithy word simply attached
to a catchy melody. His visual descriptions of love and relationship are earthy, sensual,
unique and somehow universal. Listen for the dynamic juxtoposition between sweet melodies
wrapped around yearning lyrics and breakthrough declarations of tongue-in-cheek-angst-ridden-imperfection.
John Bolling's relaxed and consistent bass playing is backed up by years of listening to the great
bands from across the pond. Fans have learned to watch for his sheepish smile as he gets
wrapped up in the joy of performing. Finally, there is the famous Brad Stackpole on drums.
He has sat in with quite a few local groups from Deviation Theory to his recent project
with A Utopian Skyline (formerly The Midnight Drive), along with his valued participation
with The Thrives. Brad’s influences are the most diverse of the group. He is more than
accomplished at playing Latin, Jazz, Rock and Metal in addition to other styles.
The Refugees
- The 2nd show by local all-stars Jim Bedorf, Steve Slesser, Tony T, and Baitley.
Maria Forgotten
- From their inception in 2002 as an acoustic rock duo to the current incarnation,
Maria Forgotten has turned heads all along the road. Soaring vocals and effortless
guitar work layer smoothly over solid rhythms and punching bass lines. Without being
too cliche, the songs of Maria Forgotten stike a chord with their listeners. "We write
what we know," says vocalist Ryan Gottshall. "We just want to be honest about what we
have, and are, going through in our lives." Guitarist Andrew Shank: "It's about anger
and resentment, desire and happiness. It's about everything everyone goes through."
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Schedules from previous months
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