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Perkasie - Live Music Schedule
All Shows are free, unless otherwise noted
Saturday, October 12th (7-10PM)
The Dishonest Fiddlers (Special John Prine Tribute)
A "Good Time String Band" from Northeast Pennsylvania, The Dishonest Fiddlers, pick through a mixed bag of folk, bluegrass, and jug band inspired music. Led by singer/songwriter Dave Brown (guitar/harmonica), the band features: Shawn Caden (mandolin/guitar), Jasper Paciotti (bass) and Jami Novak (percussion). Since forming in 2013, the group has released 3 studio albums and played at music festivals and theatres throughout the Northeast.
Two sets, one featuring John Prine tunes!
Friday, October 18th (7-10PM)
The Mighty Manatees
The Mighty Manatees are a musical co-operative that can swell from an acoustic duo to a 10-piece orchestra. Reggae, country, blues, folk, ska, funk, zydeco and rock 'n roll peacefully co-exist under The Mightees musical umbrella. They have played with America, David Amram, Commander Cody, The Spin Doctors, Richard Hell, The Radiators, U2, Nigel Hall, Lettuce and many more.
Friday, October 25th (7-10PM)
The Groove Merchants
Fueled with howling vocals from frontman Tye Vallone, driven by Luke Ferracone’s guitar work, and insured through swelling organ and focused horn sounds with a hustling backbeat from bassist John Evin Groome and Peter Snyder on drums, the band twists in elements of blues, funk, soul and rock resulting in a revival of authentic performance.
Saturday, October 26th (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.
Sunday, October 27th (1-4PM)
Brian Elliot Band
Friday, November 1st (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, November 8th (7-10PM)
Funkin' Soulnuts
Funkin' Soulnuts, one of the area's most exciting local bands are bringing a fresh new twist to the live music experience. Made up of five seasoned musicians that play ONLY the hits from the 70s, 80s, 90s and beyond. It’s Billy Joel to BTO and Springsteen to Smash Mouth. The energetic enthusiasm and audience participation of an FSN show creates a singularly unique experience!
Saturday, November 9th (7-10PM)
Joe Montone & Hay Sugar
Joe Montone has been writing songs and immersed in music for well over half his life. His sound is anthemic, the words explore being alive, and his voice grapples with it all.
The Doylestown, PA native also works behind the scenes as the producer of The Abington Art Center Summer Concert Series, Picnics On Pine, A Night Of Song at the Tileworks, and his classic country revue The Holy Heat Thunder Country Show.
Joe and his band will be performing a set featuring classic covers from the likes of Tom Petty, Bob Dylan, and more, plus a second set of original tunes.
Friday, November 15th (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, November 16th (7-10PM)
Basic Cable
Basic Cable brings you the Golden Age of MTV. With a mix of New Wave, synthpop, rock, hair metal, and dance-pop, Basic Cable takes you back to when MTV brought you the music and the look and will keep you dancing all night long. This four-piece powerhouse with male and female lead vocals recreates the music from all your favorite music videos from the 80s and brings a fun-filled and immersive audience experience. Say it loud: I Want My MTV!
Sunday, November 17th (3-6PM)
Pat Zimmerman
Sellersville native Pat Sim returns home after a long cross country trip, where he wrote many new songs about his experiences. His music combines honest and fun lyrics with groovin' jazzy guitar chords. His style is a mix of rocks, blues, hip-hop, and soul while still being simple and accessible. Come out for a vibrational hug that will make you laugh, cry, and dance.
Friday, November 22nd (7-10PM)
Rift (Phish Tribute)
Rift formed in the summer of 2023 amongst four friends that love playing the vast Phish catalog.
Matt Agostini (bass) and Matt Elberson (drums) have played in previous Phish tributes while Sean Coyne (guitar) and John Hildenbrand (keys) have always wanted to. We’re pumped to be a part of the incredible Philadelphia Phish community.
We’ve built chemistry playing together in Control for Smilers, Uncle Jawn’s Band, The 9’s Funk Band, Keezus, and Four Lean Hounds. Together we have seen over 300 Phish shows, eaten loads of shakedown grilled cheeses, and can’t wait to share our renditions of Phish songs with you.
Wednesday, November 27th (6-9PM)
Shine On (Pink Floyd Tribute)
Shine On is a Pink Floyd tribute band based in the NJ & Philadelphia Metro area, playing the dynamic and iconic music of Pink Floyd.
Friday, November 29th (7-10PM)
Steal Your Face (Grateful Dead Tribute)
For almost 20 years Philadelphia’s Steal Your Face has been on their own long stage trip. Born from the 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. From Gathering of The Vibes in 2009, sharing a bill with legends like Bob Weir and Crosby, Stills and Nash to headlining Philly's Trocadero Theatre, Steal Your Face continues to build on their own wild legacy - always looking to take the music, their fans and their adventures together further.
Steal Your Face shows are unique psychedelic adventures that blend thought provoking original jams with not just the vast library of the Grateful Dead, but a repertoire that includes Dylan, Marley, Bowie, and many more. From Elvis to Grandmaster Flash, for these bad boys of The Grateful Dead scene, nothing is off limits.
Saturday, November 30th (7-10PM)
The Audio Files
The Audio Files, America's favorite party rock band. Based out of the Lehigh Valley, The Audio Files play your favorite hits from artists such as The Black Keys, Tom Petty, Billy Joel, Green Day, Pink, Guns N' Roses, Harry Styles, The Rolling Stones, The Beatles, and so much more!
Thursday, December 5th (6-9PM)
Jacob Ritter & Nathan Xander
Friday, December 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, December 13th (7-10PM)
Brian Elliot Band
The Brian Elliot Band, a dynamic trio from suburban Philadelphia, infuses timeless tunes with a fresh, funky twist. Since 2022, Brian Elliot (vocals/guitar), Tony Flagiello (drums), and Andrew Pertes (bass) have captivated audiences with their unique improvisations and eclectic covers of artists like The Grateful Dead and The Beatles. Known for their spontaneous jams and versatile lineup, they deliver an ever-evolving musical journey that’s both nostalgic and innovative.
Saturday, December 14th (7-10PM)
Old Lady
Having been dubbed “the hardest working band in construction”, Old Lady has spent over a decade playing the basements, honky tonks, and dance halls of the Mid-Atlantic and beyond. In a celebration of freedom and song, their music is a dance between the nightlife, and the sun up to sun down toil of the trades.
Friday, December 20th (7-10PM)
AM Radio Trio
AM Radio Trio is an exciting spin-off of the
AM Radio Tribute Band. Be prepared for a ride in the way back machine,
as we play all of your favorite tunes ~ featuring intricate 3-part vocal harmonies, rendered acoustically. Bringing you back to a place and time.
Saturday, December 21st (7-10PM)
The Mighty Manatees
The Mighty Manatees are a musical co-operative that can swell from an acoustic duo to a 10-piece orchestra. Reggae, country, blues, folk, ska, funk, zydeco and rock 'n roll peacefully co-exist under The Mightees musical umbrella. They have played with America, David Amram, Commander Cody, The Spin Doctors, Richard Hell, The Radiators, U2, Nigel Hall, Lettuce and many more.
Saturday, December 28th (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.
Friday, January 3rd (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.
Saturday, January 4th (7-10PM)
Crickets & Cicadas (Grateful Dead Tribute)
Crickets & Cicadas is an acoustic-ish Grateful Dead tribute band based in NJ/PA, with a rotating cast of players curated by Anton Milioti.
Friday, January 10th (7-10PM)
Mike Greer & Co.
Mike Greer & Co. excels in delivering a blend of classic rock melodies with an acoustic essence, forging a distinctive and memorable sound that captivates fans across generations.
Saturday, January 11th (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, January 17th (7-10PM)
Pat & Sean Kelly
Pat & Sean Kelly are your favorite Twin Troubadours. Wielding just an acoustic guitar, some percussion, and their signature blood-harmonies, they have created a following of over 250k across Tik Tok and Instagram, scratching people’s brains with their viral medleys, mash-ups, and medleys of mash-ups. As songwriters, they have released many singles over the years, including their most recent track - “California Kid” - a hopeful and energetic feel-good anthem best listened to while road tripping with your closest comrades.
Saturday, January 18th (7-10PM)
Full Moon Fever (Tom Petty Tribute)
The Tom Petty Tribute band based out of Eastern Pennsylvania.
Friday, January 24th (7-10PM)
Philly Funk Authority
Saturday, January 25th (7-10PM)
River Dawgs
Channeling a Philly-powered western vibe to deliver an eclectic array of songs.
Friday, January 31st (7-10PM)
Big Chill
This talented 6-piece group delivers rock n’ roll the way you remember it – full of the 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, February 7th (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.
Saturday, February 8th (7-10PM)
Learn 2 Ween (Ween Tribute)
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