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The Jagermeister Country Music Tour
Featuring Eric Church w/ special guest Josh Thompson Tuesday, February 9 Doors 7pm $22.50 plus tax All Ages
Due to the impending inclement weather, this show has been postponed until 2/22. All 2/9 tickets will be honored at the 2/22 show. Sorry for any inconvenience.
Church's songs are as straightforward as he is. His is music that looks its listener in the eye and speaks plainly about the human condition.
And with Josh Thompson, working-class country has found its most authentic spokesman in a generation. He offers up songwriting that reflects both the gritty realities of blue-collar life and the beer-fueled release of the Friday-night honky-tonk. But don’t take our word for it. Check out this CMT Blog gushing about this newbie, stating, “it’s the kind of country music that made me fall in love with country music.”
Korupt
w/ Raker, MisEuphoria, Shout at the Devil, Knotfal Friday, February 12 Doors 7pm $9 plus tax ALL AGES
Korupt, originally formed in the early 1980’s, back when big hair, fishnet, chains, and flashy guitars dominated the music scene. Today they're still bringing back some fresh and much needed 80’s style with classic covers and some newer rock to your listening ears. It's all about having fun, enjoying the music and hangin with good people. We're all family here.
Pirate Rob's Birthday Bash
w/ Ballyhoo, Pasadena, Hotbox, Bond and Bentley, The Grilled Lincolns, 86 The Effort Saturday, February 13 Doors 6:30pm $10/$12plus fees ALL AGES
Come down for a jam packed bill of some local jam, funk and party favorites. This show brings you some of the best Baltimore is made of. $3 Bud and Bud Lights, $3 Rails and $2 Natural Lights.
Umphrey's McGee
Val-UM-tines Day Celebration w/ The Hackensaw Boys Sunday, February 14 $22.50 Advance | $25 Day of Show 7:30pm Doors ALL AGES
Umphrey’s spends half the year on the road habitually flooring audiences. Their anything-goes musicianship, humor, and good-nature all make remarkable entertainment. The band shuttles between styles with precision, from straight-up pop and rock to jazz, prog-metal, and classical. If you can name it, chances are Umphrey’s can play it.
The Disco Biscuits
Thursday, February 18 7pm Doors $30 plus tax ALL AGES
The Disco Biscuits are an entirely different band today than they were when they first broke out. They are still very much the pioneers of “trance-fusion,” bridging the gap between electronic music and jam bands. They still remain rock pioneers whose soul belongs as much to marathon dance parties as it does to live improvisational journeys. After spending the past three years in the studio — during breaks in touring — they’ve resurfaced with ‘Planet Anthem,’ a CD that is undeniably unlike anything else they’ve ever created before. Hear it in living color at RHL.
This Internationally acclaimed, guitar wielding, Indie Pop/Rock singer/songwriter has traveled the world for the past 5 years with her close knit band of incredibly talented musicians that is Jenny and the Drivers. Hailing from the DC/Baltimore area, the group has combined its eclectic stylings into a musical powerhouse of organic Pop/Rock. Jenny has stolen the hearts of many with her seductive, sultry style and driving rock beats. With Mike Kuhl on Drums, Jeff Reed on Bass, Mark Stanley on Guitar, the combo of talent, musicianship and amazing stage presence is a well-blended masterpiece. She's one of our hometown girls so drink specials all around: $3 Bud and Bud Lights, $3 Rails and $2 Natty Lights.
Chrisette Michele
Saturday, February 20 7pm Doors $35 plus tax ALL AGES
In a very short span of time, R&B singer/songwriter Chrisette Michele shot from small-time performer up to one of Def Jam's most promising talents, purely based on her unique instrument- a gorgeous and effortlessly versatile singing voice colored with Billie Holiday-esque inflections of vocal pop and jazz. Most recently her 2009 Soul Train performance shook to the core, breathing life into a new wave of Chrisette fans. Look to be revived at this show!
Flogging Molly
w/ Frank Turner, Architects Tuesday, February 23 6pm Doors $ 25 plus tax All Ages
What makes a band truly remarkable? Insightful lyrics? Memorable melodies? Blow-your-mind live performances? The truth is that it takes all of those things along with a boundless enthusiasm, an infectious energy and a supreme devotion to the fans. With this rare combination, a band may ascend past "good," - or even the record industry's Holy Grail, "marketable" - and reach sublime. We bring you Flogging Molly.
This bill brings together two of the most ska-dellic bands around. The Beat formed in 1978 and carved a distinct sound through the use of alternating lead vocals and backed by solid instrumentation. And Fishbone lives up to their legend as "THE" group to bridge the gap between the funk of George Clinton and the blare of Rush; a hybrid fusion where Led Zeppelin and Sly Stone dance to a frenetic ska beat that fuel's the alternative thrust of acts like Red Hot Chili Peppers, Jane's Addiction and No Doubt. Woah!
These two returners to the venue are a non-stop party! Cover Me Badd will do just that and has notches such as opening up for the English Beat. And David Andrew Smith sings from a soulful yet knowing perspective, imbuing each song with an immediate attraction, which leaves, in turn, an indelible impression. After studying music composition and performance at Salisbury University, David migrated from the small-town atmosphere of his youth on the eastern shore of Maryland to the city of Baltimore, where he has since been pursuing his dream. See it come alive on February 25th! Cover Me Badd David Andrew Smith
George Clinton, along with Parliament Funkadelic, revolutionized the R&B scene by blending soul with acid rock, thus creating funk. This music is purely fun, meant to be a party at every stop with a joyous, playful, confident and energetic sound.
The BSM brings us another metal solid show full of locals thrashing, ripping and shredding. Not only do Cryptic and Anubis bring the sound and fury of hardcore metal, they are able to transcend that sound to spout off some semi-hardcore stuff for any music fan. Solid lead guitars for direction as well! Long story short, you are sure to find something you dig with this spectrum of acts. Enjoy $3 Buds, Bud Lights, Rails and $2 Natural Lights.
Kidz in the Hall
w/ 88 Keys, Izza Kizza, Donnis, Get'Em Mamis, Sticky Mulligan Thursday, March 4 7pm Doors $20 plus tax All Ages
The sons of the Golden Era of Hip Hop now take the reigns at the forefront of the next great Hip Hop dynasty. Call 'em elitests, call 'em smart asses or arrogant, but they are definitely one thing for certain, DOPE. Co-signed by Just Blaze, 3H (50 cent, Kanye West), Matty C (Originator of Unsigned Hype) the Kidz music speaks volumes.
Without Reason & Silver Tung
w/ Shout at the Devil, Regardless He's Caught!, Travesty Friday, March 5 Doors 7pm $9 plus tax ALL AGES
Hailing from Baltimore, MD, Silvertung brings a new sound to the area's music scene. This four man modern hard rock band chose not to follow in the footsteps of the normal Baltimore rock sound, but instead stuck to their own unique sound and roots.
Super Diamond
w/ The Regal Beagles Saturday, March 6 Doors 8pm $20.00 plus tax ALL AGES
When your parents popped in a Neil Diamond tape on repeat during long interstate road trips, you reluctantly sang along. Never thought you'd turn out to be a Diamond fan now, right? But singing along to "Sweet Caroline" and "Brother Love's Traveling Salvation Show" is so addictive now, you'd do anything to see Neil on stage. A band out of San Francisco can put a rest to that Diamond thirst. Super Diamond delivers a high-octane Diamond tribute show that rocks!
