Annabelles Curse
11
May
Bio: --Hailing from Bristol, VA, Annabelle’s Curse has moved beyond roots in traditional folk to create something truly different with a style all their own. The band started as the brainchild of Tim Kilbourne, Zack Edwards, and
Show starts at 8pm
$5 Cover
4th Friday Night Jazz with Trading Eights
25
May
Friday night in Floyd is always a cool scene. Now, Dogtown Roadhouse will make fourth Fridays a bit jazzier with Trading Eights, a bluesy/funky Jazz quartet featuring Amado on vocals. Good for dancing, good for listening. Come on down!
Donation
Joe Overton and the Clear blue Sky
08
Jun
Joe Overton and the Clear Blue Sky:: Honky-Tonk Dance Party
Good, old-fashioned country music makes you want to dance. It tells the stories of pain, heart break, and hope that bring us all together. The Clear Blue Sky takes you there. They bring you real country music from their home on the Blue Ridge of Central Virginia. Frontman Joe Overton has one foot hopelessly stuck in 1954. He sings songs from the early days of country music, when hillbilly stringband music and the blues wove together with the electric guitar to create an infectious sound that would change the face of music.
http://www.reverbnation.com/joeovertoncbs
$5 Cover
The Mantras With Strange Arrangement
28
Jun
The Mantras
They have been steadily building a following both regionally and nationally with music that is a high-energy collaborative of funk-rock, middle-eastern, electronica, metal; a fusion that will shake your knees and rattle your
Strange Arrangement
Drawing on influences from the likes of Phish, Herbie Hancock, Umphrey’s McGee, and Wilco, Strange Arrangement takes audiences through several different musical genres touching upon jazz, funk, rockabilly, soul, and progressive and psychedelic rock.
$10 Cover
The Mumbles Featuring their Brass Section
07
Jul
The Mumbles are a New Orleans based Avant Soul Duo -- a tiny band with a mighty sound. Using two keyboards and a drum kit, they combine soul music with avant and old time jazz to create "pop songs in the key of partying down" (Time Out New York).
Show starts at 8pm