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Schedule
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Happy Hour - Half Price Everything
9-11 - every day
Tuesdays - Open Mic Night with Mike Morrison & Chris Novak (solo acts, groups
& jammers welcome)
GULLIFTY'S CAFÉ AND PATIO NOW OPEN
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Wednesday, August 3 - Space Ramblers every Wednesday in August
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Space Ramblers
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Thursday, August 4 - Bo Bim every Thursday in August - $3
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Bo Bim
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The Fallen One
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The Gorgonites
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Bo Bim
- An amazing new indie/rock/garage band. They site The Ramones,
Dandy Warhols, Queens of the Stone Age, John Frusciante,
Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Sleater-Kinney, Bob Dylan, Weezer,
The Beatles, Iggy Pop and the Stooges, The Pixies, Television,
Tears for Fears, Refused as influences. I hear a little Mudhoney,
a little Velvet Monkeys / Don Fleming vocals in one of the songs.
Really great stuff. They're taking off like a rocket right now.
"a band with buzz ... Bo Bim clearly has insight bordering on the visionary there." - John Train, PA Musician, March 2005.
"Bo Bim plays hopscotch across a laundry list of rock influences,
taking leaps and bounds that sometimes land in polished alt-rock
and other times in the low-fi indie realm. The band’s debut album,
Go. Get. Got., to be released this summer, boasts 15 dynamic tracks
that romp about with ribald rock curiosity." - Fly Magazine
The Fallen One
- With a combination of dynamic instrumentation, cathartic lyrics,
and fierce live shows, The Fallen One has taken the DC music scene
by storm. Influenced by a diverse array of bands such as Hum,
At the Drive In, PJ Harvey, The Smashing Pumpkins, The Murder
City Devils, and Failure, The Fallen One brings textured, lush
guitar melodies in combination with a thick, aggressive,
distorted sound, powerful vocals, and a driving rhythm
section.
The Gorgonites
- TWO SEXY MOTHERFUCKERS, THAT GIVE A NEW FACE TO THE WORLD OF MUSIC. WE ARE A HATE DUO,
THAT ROCKS HARD, AND BLEEDS FOR THE CAUSE!! Sounds Like CAMPFIRE SING A LONGS FROM HELL!
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London File
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London File
- London File hails from the great college town of
Shippensburg, PA. The band prides itself on creating
thought provoking and stimulating musical experiences.
London File possesses a versatile repertoire of original
songs which are dynamically showcased during every outing.
With each show, London File's audience is treated to
improvisation and exhilaration... the spontaneity of
the moment shapes all of London File's shows.
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Saturday, August 7 - Blues
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The Bluezers
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God Bless Our Mobile Home
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The Bluezers
- The BlueZers, recently voted `Simply the Best Band` in the
Harrisburg Magazine 2004 Readers Poll, will bring their high
energy show to Gullifty's.
The BlueZers are a Harrisburg, PA-based Rock band with
lots of blues influences. The band serves up a blues-infused,
rock and roll stew of tunes from Robert Johnson to
The Rolling Stones, and from John Lee Hooker to
Jimi Hendrix, with about a dozen originals thrown
in the mix! Though each band member comes from diverse
musical backgrounds, they all share one thing--a
love of the blues and the music it inspired, both
old and new, in its many forms. If you haven't
been lucky enough to catch The BlueZers already,
come on out--ease into a chair--sit back--and,
have one bourbon, one scotch, and one beer. John
Lee would have wanted it that way!
God Bless Our Mobile Home
- Here’s a little rock and roll for your inner redneck! Floyd Vegas,
Whitey and Buford may look like a bunch of unassuming businessmen off
stage, but put them under the bright lights and look out. God Bless
Our Mobile Home has a searing sound that combines country, rockabilly
and rock, and an interactive stage show that keeps audiences screaming
for more. Leave the kids at home in the doublewide, and get ready to
throw down and experience the spectacle that is God Bless Our Mobile Home.
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Wednesday, August 10 - Space Ramblers every Wednesday in August
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Space Ramblers
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Thursday, August 11 - Bo Bim every Thursday in August - *Anti-CD Release* - $4
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Bo Bim (11p)
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Bravetheday (10p)
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Bo Bim
- An amazing new indie/rock/garage band. They site The Ramones,
Dandy Warhols, Queens of the Stone Age, John Frusciante,
Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Sleater-Kinney, Bob Dylan, Weezer,
The Beatles, Iggy Pop and the Stooges, The Pixies, Television,
Tears for Fears, Refused as influences. I hear a little Mudhoney,
a little Velvet Monkeys / Don Fleming vocals in one of the songs.
Really great stuff. They're taking off like a rocket right now.
"a band with buzz ... Bo Bim clearly has insight bordering on the visionary there." - John Train, PA Musician, March 2005.
"Bo Bim plays hopscotch across a laundry list of rock influences,
taking leaps and bounds that sometimes land in polished alt-rock
and other times in the low-fi indie realm. The band’s debut album,
Go. Get. Got., to be released this summer, boasts 15 dynamic tracks
that romp about with ribald rock curiosity." - Fly Magazine
Bravetheday
- "Possessing astounding vocals, swirls of guitars and gorgeous
songwriting, bravetheday painstakingly crafts their music to
deliver messages that are irresistibly simple, while at the
same time being unpretentiously profound." Originating out
of Harrisburg, PA, and now relocated to Philadelphia, bravetheday
was formed in 1998 by the songwriting team of Josh Kesler and
vocalist Rebecca Miller. The current lineup of the band is
rounded out by ex-Modus drummer Patrick Garrity and veteran
L.A. bassist Ian Boccio. The band has extensive live performance
experience, having played shows in and around Harrisburg, Philadelphia
and New York, opening for larger name artists like Jonatha Brooke,
Dar Williams, Grey Eye Glances and Michelle Branch, and performing
live on WXPN. Songs by bravetheday are also on regular rotation
on XMUnsigned and WBZC's ClassicFM
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Friday, August 12 - pop/rock
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Bridges and a Bottle
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Bridges and a Bottle
- Exploding out of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, Bridges and a
Bottle have added an exciting new sound to the region’s music
scene with their soulful singing, introspective lyrics, and
rock-out live performances. With their self-titled independent
release, Bridges and a Bottle create deeply moving and uniquely
captivating rock music with an edge. With a talent to create hit
songs, the band also knows how to deliver diverse sounds from
smooth ballads to raw energy with extraordinary depth.
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Saturday, August 13 - Excellent Alternative Rock / Active Rock
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The Underwater
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Jealousy Curve
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Voodoo Blue
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The Underwater
- Absolutely fantastic band from York/Harrisburg, PA. 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 should be huge, massive.
First local show after City Sleeps tour. Last local show before Quiet Drive tour.
Jealousy Curve
- Completely self-produced, recorded and mixed against all odds,
LAAA’s 10 tracks are a testament to the band’s diehard, DIY
attitude and is enjoying both domestic and international sales
and exposure, in addition to regional FM attention, with great
support from hometown stations 93.3 WMMR and 100.3 WPLY. Two
of the album’s tracks, “The World is You” and “Appreciated”,
were also licensed for use and included in the soundtrack to the
direct to DVD Cruel Intentions 3 in May 2004 on Sony/Tristar,
garnering legions of loyal fans who were instrumental in
bolstering LAAA’s internet pre sale totals in the 3 months
preceding its 1/25/05 release. Maintaining a rigorous live
performance schedule, Jealousy Curve is fortunate to receive
constant invitations for performances at the region’s best
venues, having built strong relationships with both talent
buyers and other regional touring bands.
Voodoo Blue
- voodoo blue, about us, uh, we met around junior high (which sucked) and 8 years later we're still practicing in dan's basement. dan hates driving. there's been some other guys in the band that have come and gone, but it's always been the three of us. we're cool with our parents even though clunky failed out of 2 colleges. justin didn't even start college but he's got a really cool joe smith jersey from UMD. last summer was killer cause 98Rock put our single in regular rotation and WHFS put us on their festival- for real, we opened the big stage. no clue how that happened, though of course now WHFS just switched to Latin dance music or something so that blows. we've gotten to share the stage with everyone from Jay-Z (so badass) to New Found Glory (so amazing) to The Cure (so swoon), but even though baltimore's been way good to us, we gotta get on the road pronto tonto like those real bands. anyway, we're friendly and pretty well-domesticated so please let us stay at your house if we get to tour through your village. i guess that's it. later days.
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Wednesday, August 17 - Space Ramblers every Wednesday in August
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Space Ramblers
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Thursday, August 18 - Bo Bim every Thursday in August - $3
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Bo Bim (11p)
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A Utopian Skyline (10p)
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Bo Bim
- An amazing new indie/rock/garage band. They site The Ramones,
Dandy Warhols, Queens of the Stone Age, John Frusciante,
Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Sleater-Kinney, Bob Dylan, Weezer,
The Beatles, Iggy Pop and the Stooges, The Pixies, Television,
Tears for Fears, Refused as influences. I hear a little Mudhoney,
a little Velvet Monkeys / Don Fleming vocals in one of the songs.
Really great stuff. They're taking off like a rocket right now.
"a band with buzz ... Bo Bim clearly has insight bordering on the visionary there." - John Train, PA Musician, March 2005.
"Bo Bim plays hopscotch across a laundry list of rock influences,
taking leaps and bounds that sometimes land in polished alt-rock
and other times in the low-fi indie realm. The band’s debut album,
Go. Get. Got., to be released this summer, boasts 15 dynamic tracks
that romp about with ribald rock curiosity." - Fly Magazine
A Utopian Skyline
- formerly known as The Midnight Drive, A Utopian Skyline brings
together a fully orchestrated union of alternative, progressive
and independent rock. By keeping their sound commercially
palatable and unique at the same time, they have set a new
standard for hard progressive original rock. Been compared
to Coheed and Cambria, The Mars Volta, Pink Floyd.
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Friday, August 19 - Quality Fun
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Martini Bros
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Martini Bros
- for the past eleven years Deuce Gibb, Mike Mead, Rej Troup and Chad Matson
have taken us on one hell of a ride. after only three practices, they recorded
their first demo with Steve Ward and proceeded to open for "LIVE" in hersheypark
stadium to a crowd of 17,000 screaming fans. playing a medley of rockabilly,
surf and garage music, they became the "buzz band" of '95. Two years later
they suffered the tragic, accidental death of their drummer and founding
member, Chad Matson, but were determined to prevail with one consistent
thought: to play great rock n' roll. Since then, the martini bros have
played with Reverend Horton Heat, Dick Dale, Hank Williams III, Lee Rocker
of The Stray Cats, and Johnny Winter, just to name a few. they've collaborated
with national recording artist, Jeffrey Gaines, and have played coast-to-coast:
from new york city to los angeles, nashville to the jersey shore, roof tops to
trains, and riverboats to nearly every bar in Central PA.
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Saturday, August 20 - #1 Doors Tribute
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Riders on the Storm
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Lead Foot
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Riders on the Storm
- Riders on the Storm have played to thousands of
Doors fans, both young and old. From North America to
the United Kingdom and Europe, this band puts on a lot
of miles with their constant touring schedule.
They've playe in historic places The Doors once toured such
as the Isle of Wight, London, Amsterdam, and regular
appearances in New Haven, Connecticut. The audience includes
people who have seen The Doors and people who weren't
yet born when Jim died in 1971. You can't see The
Doors anymore - but you can take part in the celebration,
the ceremony, the ritual ... the resurrection of The Doors.
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.
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Wednesday, August 24 - Space Ramblers every Wednesday in August
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Space Ramblers
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Thursday, August 25 - Bo Bim every Thursday in August
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Bo Bim
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Mongolodian Glow
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Darcie Miner
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Bo Bim
- New CD release (Go. Get. Got.). An amazing new indie/rock/garage band. They site The Ramones,
Dandy Warhols, Queens of the Stone Age, John Frusciante,
Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Sleater-Kinney, Bob Dylan, Weezer,
The Beatles, Iggy Pop and the Stooges, The Pixies, Television,
Tears for Fears, Refused as influences. I hear a little Mudhoney,
a little Velvet Monkeys / Don Fleming vocals in one of the songs.
Really great stuff. They're taking off like a rocket right now.
"a band with buzz ... Bo Bim clearly has insight bordering on the visionary there." - John Train, PA Musician, March 2005.
"Bo Bim plays hopscotch across a laundry list of rock influences,
taking leaps and bounds that sometimes land in polished alt-rock
and other times in the low-fi indie realm. The band’s debut album,
Go. Get. Got., to be released this summer, boasts 15 dynamic tracks
that romp about with ribald rock curiosity." - Fly Magazine
Mongoloidian Glow
- We are "esoteric rock" Baltimore-based female (guitar/bass)/drum
duo with vocal harmonies, a two piece that sounds like five, known for
explosive live performances.... Dark and industrial, passionate, sonic
and raw with a sense of playfulness, will take you to another place and time....
The sonic guitar sounds and alternate tunings have been
compared to Sonic Youth, but vocally the band has been
compared to Patti Smith, PJ Harvey and Siouxsie Sioux.
The drums have their own original sound, somewhat tribal and very heavy and strong.
Darcie Miner
- New CD release (Fragile). 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.
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Lotus Blue
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A Utopian Skyline
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Ghost in the System
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Lotus Blue
- Sounds Like Jimmy Eat World, Filter... sounds like no-one really,
different but very cool. With ex Mad Revere and Rats from the Bay.
Revere in the house.
A Utopian Skyline
- formerly known as The Midnight Drive, A Utopian Skyline brings
together a fully orchestrated union of alternative, progressive
and independent rock. By keeping their sound commercially palatable
and unique at the same time, they have set a new standard for hard
progressive original rock. Been compared to Coheed and Cambria,
The Mars Volta, Pink Floyd.
Ghost in the System
- Ghost In The System became the band it is today with the addition of
Gabrielle in January, 2005. The founding members, however, had been working
together strenuously and arduously for the better part of two years. This time
was spent writing songs, arranging and re-writing songs, jamming, and generally
honing their collective chops. The result was a sound that is at the same time
tight and melodic, sometimes violent yet often ethereal.
With the inclusion of Gabby and her warm, airy vocalizations, Ghost In The System
appeared on the scene as... well, as you might expect a ghost would. A couple of
entertaining open mic nights later and with rallied support from friends and family,
the band took to the stages at relatively larger venues, playing with such acts as
Bo Bim, Brave the Day, and Lotus Blue, as well as an earned slot at the Millenium
Music Conference.
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Saturday, August 27 - pop/rock
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Red Room
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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.
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Wednesday, August 31 - Space Ramblers every Wednesday in August
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Space Ramblers
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Schedules from previous months
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