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Perkasie - Live Music Schedule
All Shows are free, unless otherwise noted
Friday, January 30th (7-10PM)
Philly Nelson
Philly Nelson is Greater Philadelphia's cosmic country salute to the music of Willie Nelson.
With a deep bench and wide cast of top notch national touring, professional musicians, Philly Nelson is a jubilant live music experience. Offering a refreshing approach, Philly Nelson not only plays the recorded arrangements but also embraces interpretation and improvisation providing a pleasant mix of both familiarity and sonic adventure to the listener.
Saturday, January 31st (7-10PM)
Drugstore Cheaters
Drugstore Cheaters are a unique stripped down rock 'n roll trio covering everything from 2000s garage revival to 70s fuzz blues rock, to melodic alternative from yesteryear. Think The Black Keys, Tom Petty, REM, White Stripes, ZZ Top, The Clash, Bruce Springsteen and much more. They keep it interesting with a satisfying stew of deep cuts and curated classics without the all the clichés.
Friday, February 13th (7-10PM)
The Outcrops
The Outcrops were named "NJ Band of the Year" ('The Aquarian, 2020) for "three reasons: a work ethic that makes them one of the Dirty Jerz’s hardest-working bands, guitar-playing that fuses the sounds of Duane Allman and Jerry Garcia, and a refreshing fusion of roots, soul, blues, funk, and psychedelic rock that sounds wholly new while comfortably familiar."
They have dug their roots into the music of rock'n'roll, blues, jazz, funk, folk, and soul legends, choosing B-side tunes to put their own spin on. Within their show, they may pay homage to bands such as the Grateful Dead & the Band, or artists such as BB King & Aretha Franklin. Their original music stems from that same soulful soil, ranging from gritty blues to upbeat Americana.
Friday, February 20th (7-10PM)
Muscle Tough
Muscle Tough, Philadelphia’s premier Futuristic Funk Fusion trio, specializes in a heavily improvised blend of modal jazz, funk, and rocking psychedelia.
Their creative use of sound design and group-minded improvisation blurs the line between their originals and the quirky pop classics they stretch out on.
Saturday, February 21st (7-10PM)
Blue Wave Ramblers
The Blue Wave Ramblers are an eclectic and somewhat unlikely band of musical brothers that skillfully combines the unique talents of members Billy Dominick (fiddle), Graham Ford (mandolin & guitar), Alan Rigoletto (guitar) and Dave Haneman (bass). With a musical pedigree that includes KRCO, Wheetstone Bridge, Buddha's Kitchen, Barleyjuice, Tom Gala, Tie Dye Hillbilly Dance Party, Pyrenesia and tons more, this group of players delivers high-energy, powerful acoustic music that's not quite bluegrass; not quite rock-n-roll; not quite New Wave—it's "bluewave" and the primitives of this new musical turn are The Blue Wave Ramblers.
Saturday, February 28th (7-10PM)
Big Chill
This talented 6-piece group delivers rock n’ roll the way you remember it – full of energy, excitement and passion.
With a versatile line-up that features male & female lead vocals, 4-part vocal harmony, guitars, harmonica, limitless keyboard sounds, bass, sax and electronic drums, they easily recreate the sounds of the 60’s, 70’s, and 80’s right through to today’s contemporary artists.
Friday, March 6th (7-10PM)
Max Swan
A native of the Philadelphia area, Max Swan’s earliest forays into music revolved around jazz. Max is a classically-trained saxophonist who has studied under Saturday Night Live band leader Lenny Pickett, and has emerged as an accomplished vocalist and hip hop producer. Max’s unique skillset – coupled with his innate ability to break genre boundaries – has resulted in a distinctive “electrosoul” sound that blends the musicality and improvisational spirit of jazz with elements of 21st Century soul, harmony-rich R&B, and contemporary hip hop.
Friday, March 13th (7-10PM)
Old School
Old School was founded 15 years ago on the idea that all performances should have the excitement and atmosphere of the iconic bands they grew up listening to.
They have spent over a decade fine tuning their repertoire and stage show to become the area's premier 80's rock act. Patrons will enjoy the clothing, popular songs, and full production including a state of the art sound system and lighting.
Friday, March 20th (7-10PM)
The Keystone Breakers
Based out of southeastern PA, The Keystone Breakers are heavily influenced by 70’s country, cosmic country, southern rock, and American roots music. Since 2014 they have been performing their own brand of original music, and putting their own touch on the classics to deliver a unique yet familiar experience. From storytelling songs, to tasty guitar licks, and three part harmonies, there’s a little bit of something for everyone!
Saturday, March 21st (7-10PM)
Steal Your Face (Grateful Dead Tribute)
Steal Your Face has spent more than a decade on their own “long, strange trip,” paying tribute to The Grateful Dead with fire and passion. Born from the adventurous spirit of Jerry Garcia and The Grateful Dead, Steal Your Face is a high energy band known for mind-blowing jams, innovative lead guitar and emotional vocals.
Friday, March 27th (7-10PM)
Cordelia Blue
Formed in 2020, Philadelphia based soul-rock outfit Cordelia Blue is made up of John Bickel on keyboards and vocals, Patrick Bickel on bass, Rob Tait on drums and Luke Ferracone on guitar. In December of 2023, the band released a self titled 5 song EP, and in June of 2025, they released their sophomore effort, a double album titled "In Limbo". Over the last few years, Cordelia Blue has developed their original sound while incorporating elements of classic funk, blues, rock and RnB. With blistering grooves, soulful vocals, unique songwriting and dynamics ranging from a whisper to a roar, Cordelia Blue achieves their goal of deeply connecting with audiences through their music.
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