DANGERMUFFIN w/ MADISON SQUARE GARDENERS




AMERICANA/ ROCK/ REGGAE

$10 @ the Door

Doors @ 9PM

Show @ 10PM



Dangermuffin







Dangermuffin is an eclectic trio, providing a much-needed fresh perspective on American roots music. Seamlessly melding the feel of a back porch blues band with dance-floor grooves, their original yet familiar sound pleases crowds of all ages.



What sets them ahead of the pack is the refreshingly magnetic songwriting of Dan Lotti, winner of the 2005 “New Writers Showcase” held by the Songwriters Hall of Fame. His strong, articulate vocals frame each song perfectly, creating a stout foundation for the tasteful poly-groove jams and improvisational passages.



Anchored by the creative beats of Steven Sandifer (Drew Emmitt Band, Adrienne Young, The Biscuit Boys) and embellished by the thrilling, twangy guitar stylings of Mike Sivilli, Dangermuffin is a complete work of art. The music has an inventive and fresh quality, while still retaining that organic Americana truthfulness.



The band was recently celebrated by the 360,000 international readers of Relix Magazine as the April 2009 “Jam Off” competition winner. Their fanbase is skyrocketing, with a strong regional presence in the Southeast plus explosive tours out West, including an appearance at the revered Jazz Aspen Festival opening for Widespread Panic and Xavier Rudd.



Madison Square Gardeners







The Madison Square Gardeners play "sing along song" rock 'n' roll. Claiming The Heartbreakers: both Petty and Thunders as their musical road map, the band has a powerful and exciting live show that has earned them support slots for the likes of The New York Dolls, Black Joe Lewis and The Honey Bears and even Southern Rock legends, Drivin' N' Cryin'. The bands acclaimed debut album "Don't Name The Pig" featured the song "My Ex-Girlfriend" which the Examiner.com named it's Number 1 Song Of The Year for 2009. 2010 has gotten off to a great start for the MSGrs with their song, "Everybody's Girl" peaking at number 6 on Amazon.com's most downloaded mp3's. The song is the first single off of their "Tune It Up, Dime It Out-EP," which the Cleveland Scene says, "...connects the musical dots between Tom Petty and Paul Westerberg."