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EVERY SUNDAY
JAZZ BRUNCH WORKSHOP NOON
'TIL 4PM
Our Sunday Jazz Brunch Workshop is a magical, musical phenomenon
that everyone should experience. The host trio of Burgess,
Stetz, and James (featuring the notable talents of pianist &
vocalist Greg Burgess, bassist Bill Stetz, and drummer Tom James) welcomes musicians of all
kinds to join in the musical adventure. Live and inspirational,
you'll watch, listen and smile as songs take shape and evolve in
an unrehearsed performance ... a real workshop to hone skills
and express musical vision. Many guest musicians & vocalists are
always on-hand to "sit in" as soloists or to be called upon to
create a whole new trio, quartet or larger ensemble, too. It's
a ritual that you'll want to be part of every Sunday! Because of
the popularity of our Sunday Brunch (served from 9AM-2PM), reservations are strongly
encouraged. |
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Monday, May 21 Doug McMinn & Stacia Abernatha 7-10(ish)PM
 A
very special Minstrel Monday is in store with two of our
favorite
performers! First up, the inimitable Doug McMinn ... singer,
songwriter,
guitarist,
and reed man ... will be presenting the music of Bob Dylan
in celebration of Dylan's birthday! Then, Stacia Abernatha will
be belting
out the blues like only she can. But wait ... there's more!!
They'll round
out the evening with a special duo set performing together! A
don't-miss
night of acoustic goodness! |
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Tuesday, May 22 Quizzo Team Pub
Trivia 9PM
Join us every Tuesday night for
Jon Mackey's Quizzo Team Pub Trivia and
test your brain on beer! Teams can have up to six players for
four rounds of fun trivia ... and there are prizes! Quizzo
starts at 9PM and typically runs until about 10:20PM. Always a
popular event here at The Frog! Reservations are highly
encouraged. |
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Wednesday, May 23
The Keystone Cats 7-10PM
The Keystone Cats bring a delightful blend of jazz standards and
original takes on other classics. The band features bassist Phil
Reeder, keyboardist David Miller, saxophonist Wayne Packard, and
drummer Pete DeSanto. Every Wednesday evening we offer up free,
live jazz while you dine and drink with us here at the Bullfrog.
From solo pianists to unique duos & trios to hot quartets, we've
always got something on Wednesday nights to tickle your musical
tastebuds while you relax with friends, grab a bite, or enjoy a
beer or three. |
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Friday, May 25
Bjorn & Friends 9PM-MID
In 2000, a ten year old boy had a dream that he convinced people
he could play the guitar. When he picked it up, nothing but
ignorance came out. For Bjorn Jacobsen, this was the start of a
very long journey through education and ruination. After many
guitars and musicians came the experience needed in songwriting
and performing to make it a career. And so it went, a juvenile’s
adventure in the music scene. By 2008, Bjorn was faced with an
incident that almost took his right hand. This pretty much
killed the dream. It forced a boy out of his passion and threw
him into three years of rehabilitation and countless visits to
doctors and pharmacies. While he was recovering, the harmonica
was picked up and used to make melodies to the walls. As his
hand slowly fused and lost it’s pain, he began to beat his numb
fingers against a classical guitar in hopes to play again. He
did. And with his fused wrist came and entirely different style
of playing altogether. With such a wrist, the banjo was an ideal
instrument to play due to the fact that you don’t need as much
mobility. After the banjo and harmonica, it was only logical to
pick up the mandolin. There it was, the start to a whole new
level. By the time he was 18, he began recording a 5 song demo
with a small label outside of Harrisburg, PA. He laid the tracks
and sold out after a few months. What followed, three more
albums, several musicians, countless venues and many stretched
out miles. There was a lot of alcohol, smoke, YouTube videos,
fights with soundmen, and eventually a portfolio that he would
have killed for back in 2005. Now, he travels from New York to
New Orleans in search for home. Wherever that may be. Most would
say “wherever the music is being played.” The truth is, you can
find Bjorn where the food serves the soul and the music listens
to the people. |
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Saturday, May 26
57Omen EDM DJ Show 8PM
Upstairs in Jeremiah's
The second 57Omen Records EDM showcase! A night of heavy bass is
on tap featuring DJ sets from Wub Slag, Rick Lee, Shua Blendin,
and a special back-to-back set with PsyEntz and Nocturnum. A
ragin' rumblin' rave of epic proportion! NO ADMISSION
FEE! |
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Monday, May 28
CLOSED FOR MEMORIAL DAY
We will be closed on Memorial Day so that our awesome
staff may spend the holiday with family and friends. From all of
us at The Frog, here's wishing you & yours a very happy Memorial
Day! |
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Tuesday, May 29 Quizzo Team Pub
Trivia 9PM
Join us every Tuesday night for
Jon Mackey's Quizzo Team Pub Trivia and
test your brain on beer! Teams can have up to six players for
four rounds of fun trivia ... and there are prizes! Quizzo
starts at 9PM and typically runs until about 10:20PM. Always a
popular event here at The Frog! Reservations are highly
encouraged. |
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Wednesday, May 30
Organ Trio East 7-10PM
An absolutely phenomenal trio performing primarily original
jazz, with a few classics thrown in for good measure ... this
stellar trio features trombonist Jay Vonada, keyboardist Steve
Adams, and drummer Tom James. Real deal jazz. Every Wednesday
evening we offer up free, live jazz while you dine and drink
with us here at the Bullfrog. From solo pianists to unique duos
& trios to hot quartets, we've always got something on Wednesday
nights to tickle your musical tastebuds while you relax with
friends, grab a bite, or enjoy a beer or three. |
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Thursday, May 31
Aaron Daniel Gaul 9PM-MID
Aaron Daniel Gaul, known to many as ADG, is an accomplished
songwriter, musician and performer, writing music and performing
on stage for over a quarter century in venues across the
country. Along with a bounty of multi-genre original music he
also covers a wide variety of musical influences from across the
entire spectrum, all usually mixed with healthy doses of
improvisation. By utilizing and/or simulating multiple
instruments & percussion in concert with looping technology, he
is able to layer rhythm, melody, and harmony to produce a unique
and original live sound. |
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