EVERY SUNDAY    SUNDAY JAZZ BRUNCH WORKSHOP    NOON 'TIL 4PM Our Sunday Jazz Brunch Workshop is a magical, musical phenomenon that everyone should experience. The host trio, 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.
		EVERY TUESDAY    QUIZZO TEAM PUB TRIVIA    9PM Join us every Tuesday night in the brewpub for Jon Mackey's Quizzo Team Pub Trivia! Four rounds of fun trivia covering a wide variety of topics, and teams can have up to six players. Prizes for first and second place, too!  Reservations are strongly encouraged, as Quizzo is a very popular event here.
		Monday, March 18     Aaron Daniel Gaul      7-10PM 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.
		Wednesday, March 20     JetSet      7-10PM Jetset is a mostly-acoustic jazz ensemble inspired by (but not limited to) the French Acoustic Jazz style started by Django Reinhardt. Typically known as "Gypsy Jazz," the music is light, bouncy, and perfect for weddings, bar mitzvahs, dinners, brunches, office and garden parties, or just drinks around a campfire with friends. Jetset won't transform your next event into a Spring night in Paris, but they'll get it a little closer. 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.
		Saturday, March 23     The Family Ties      9PM-MID The Family Ties is a completely unique musical experiment. Starting as a solo project and then collectively evolving into a complete five-piece. Soft harmonies, driving bass lines, solid heartbeat percussions, and a story rooted inside every lyric make each track a truly emotional experience worth listening to from start until end. With so many influences, experiences and musical backgrounds from each member, each vibe created is unique to that particular atmosphere and moment. The Family Ties displays true passion and true happiness during each set.
		Wednesday, March 27     Sink Or Swing      7-10PM Sink or Swing is a hot swing band based in Lewisburg, working out of the Django Reinhardt tradition, but featuring smooth vocals along with fluent soloing. Doug McMinn is on clarinet and vocals, Carl Kirby is bassist and singer, Henry Koretzky sings and plays mandolin, and Joe DeCristopher is on vocals and guitar. The repertoire includes standards from the old days and modern songs in the swing tradition. 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.
		Thursday, March 28     The Susquehanna Jamcrackers      7-10PM The Susquehanna JamCrackers are an acoustic string band, named after the famous lumberjacks of Williamsport’s Lumbering Era, who would walk out across the Susquehanna River’s floating logs, when they had to bust up a logjam by dropping in a lit stick of dynamite. With our angel-song fiddle, mandolin wind, banjo rain, driving acoustic bass, and finger-pickin’-good guitar, you might say we’re equal parts Americana, Folk, Bluegrass, and Country Gospel. We play River songs, Train songs, Love songs, Work songs, Earth songs, Heaven’s songs. We play some down and bluesy, some crisp and breezy, some high and lonesome; we play them all with sweet string tones and rich layered harmonies. The Susquehanna JamCrackers’ music is like the water splashing on a stone; like good Norwegian wood; like the Dutchman’s tea with whiskey; like rollin’ in your sweet baby’s arms; like a headlight on a northbound train; like toasting smores around a campfire: acoustically delicious, a special treat in every bite.
		Saturday, March 30     Mason / Wilson Line      9PM-MID Transforming the sounds of traditional American roots into original compositions, Mason/Wilson Line explores carefully layered harmonies, intricate musical movements, deep rooted stories and uplifting lyrics. Guitarists Asa Wilson and Travis Mason steer the jams with their innovative lead/rhythm guitar work. Tim Burke fills out the empty spaces with his heavy hitting keyboard lines. Bass guitarist TJ Duddy lays hard on the groove while the beats flow effortlessly from drummer, Cameron Clark. With all band members contributing their personal stories into the musical and lyrical songwriting, Mason/Wilson Line reaches out to the many corners of funk, folk and rock n’ roll.
		Monday, April 1     David Pulizzi      7-10PM David Pulizzi plays original music that touches on folk, country, blues, and rock traditions. Onstage he also occasionally covers Hank Williams, Johnny Cash, Elvis Presley, Bob Dylan, Steve Earle, Bruce Springsteen and others. In the late '80s, after graduating from the Guitar Institute of Technology, he formed and fronted an L.A. band called Low Echo. A few years later, he was back in his hometown of Williamsport, Pennsylvania, playing guitar and singing lead vocals for the legendary Six Suede Men. Since then, he’s played memorable stints with The Excitable Boys and with Tin Can Sims and the Corps Cadavers. These days, he performs both solo and with his roots-rock band, Graveyard Rooster, wherever and whenever opportunity allows.
		Wednesday, April 3     The Doug McMinn Quartet      7-10PM The Doug McMinn Jazz Quartet has been performing on the first Wednesday of every month here at The Frog for the past 18 years, and you'll hear why if you hop in. This foursome showcases the highly regarded talents of saxophonist & clarinetist Doug McMinn, guitarist Dave Brumbaugh, bassist Tim Breon, and drummers Joel B Vincent and Rich Cummings (who take turns on the drum throne every other month). 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.
		Monday, April 8     Joe Tokay      7-10PM
		Wednesday, April 10     Natascha & The Spy Boys      7-10PM Backed by her talented Spy Boys, German-born Natascha's unique voice covers a wide range of styles ... from sultry jazz ballads & snappy swing songs to belting out straight-up, full-on blues & soul tunes. 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.
		Saturday, April 13     Obvious Pocket     9PM-MID According to the law of 'entrainment,' when fireflies land together on a single branch their lights start to flash in unison; over time clocks side by side will perfectly sync their second hands. Based in State College, PA, these four musicians came together. With the distorted blues riffs and Lennon inspired songwriting of Jim Kassab; the floating melodies and jazz chord flourishes of Dipak Sahoo, the funky grooves of Mr. Daniel Cashburn, Lorn Ray on keyboards, and the swinging song driven rhythms of Jason Halterman on drums, Obvious Pocket is a new yet familiar flavor of original jam music. Obvious Pocket is a journey of sound, attuned to the groove. It’s a focus of quality song writing that springs into spontaneous improvisation. It’s an experience. When you’re in the pocket, it’s obvious.
		Wednesday, April 17    The Dean Frear Quartet      7-10PM An excellent collection of local music veterans that never fails to entertain! 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.
		Wednesday, May 1     The Doug McMinn Quartet      7-10PM The Doug McMinn Jazz Quartet has been performing on the first Wednesday of every month here at The Frog for the past 18 years, and you'll hear why if you hop in. This foursome showcases the highly regarded talents of saxophonist & clarinetist Doug McMinn, guitarist Dave Brumbaugh, bassist Tim Breon, and drummers Joel B Vincent and Rich Cummings (who take turns on the drum throne every other month). 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.
		Friday, May 3     Keith Kenny      9PM-MID If the audience at a Keith Kenny show were to close their eyes for the performance they would swear that there was a full band on stage. The audience, however, is too busy dancing to the one-man acts layered guitar riffs, foot stomping percussion, and emotionally charged lyrics to even think about looking away. The New Jersey native is able to emulate the sound of a full rock band with his percussive fingerstyle approach to the acoustic guitar and an array of effects pedals. Kenny even customized a vintage red suitcase to use as a kick drum which has appeared with him on stage for nearly a decade of live performances. His debut appearances at The Stone Pony in Asbury Park paved the way for Kenny’s developing one-man band show and led him into the national touring circuit and beyond. During his most recent “Big Red Suitcase Tour” Kenny performed in over 50 U.S. cities from coast to coast and was invited to headline a series of benefit concerts in SE Asia. In recent years he has shared the stage with the likes of Keller Williams, Leon Russell, John Hammond Jr., New Riders of the Purple Sage, The Zen Tricksters and John Kadlecik (Further & Dark Star Orchestra). On his latest studio release “And the Light Came Blaring In…” Kenny captures the essence of his live solo show, with all the guitars, vocals, and foot stomping performed simultaneously. While he has used a band for several previous releases, on this record Kenny relies more on his lone power of compositional grit than his usual fret board grandeur. With an influential voice that lies somewhere between Neil Young and Ben Bridwell, Kenny delivers clear and concise visions of dynamic musical deliverance. Combining a deep dive into tone, originality and believability, he ushers the listener into his brand new living room of roots riddled rock and roll. Never going for the standard attack, he flies far from the 12-bar blues, three-chord rock and Americana stereotype to land some place between a rock and a new place. The album illustrates a highly skilled writer who utilizes the same down-home approach in his music as he does with his day-to-day interactions with others. It’s a combination that will continue to see Kenny reach exciting new levels as he helps future fans “see the light” of his musical message.
		Saturday, May 4     Chris Rattie & The New Rebels      9PM-MID Rising Americana/Roots Rock artist Chris Rattie and his band, The New Rebels, have announced that their sophomore album ‘Porch’ will be released September 15. Critics have described Chris’ debut record as “...full of idiosyncratic melodies and catchy, unexpected hooks” and have drawn comparisons of his sound with Ryan Adams, Steve Earle, Dire Straits, and White Album era Beatles. His latest album builds on the first album with Chris finding clarity in his themes and assuredness in his musical arrangements. This new collection of songs on 'Porch' illuminates the process of finding one's self, finding one's place, and finding love. ‘Porch,’ recorded in an isolated studio in the hills of Central Pennsylvania, was produced and engineered by Chris with his long time collaborators Forrest Schwartz and Jason “Junior” Tutwiler. ‘Porch’ falls into the Americana/Roots Rock genre with a healthy dose of “Songwriter’s songs” and well as early 70’s rock. SPOTIFY: LISTEN VIDEO: WATCH WEBSITE: VISIT
		Wednesday, May 8     JetSet      7-10PM Jetset is a mostly-acoustic jazz ensemble inspired by (but not limited to) the French Acoustic Jazz style started by Django Reinhardt. Typically known as "Gypsy Jazz," the music is light, bouncy, and perfect for weddings, bar mitzvahs, dinners, brunches, office and garden parties, or just drinks around a campfire with friends. Jetset won't transform your next event into a Spring night in Paris, but they'll get it a little closer.. 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.
		Monday, May 13     Rebecca Elkins      7-9PM Our dear friend and soothing songstress Rebecca Elkins returns to The Frog! Her music and personality always exude a decided joy of life, song, and friendship!
		Saturday, May 25     Andy Mowatt's Frequency Movement      9PM-MID "Consistently stellar" (Price, PA Musician Mag), "Andy Mowatt's Steely Jam" is a funk-driven powerhouse from Pennsylvania, led by guitarist Andy Mowatt, "an absolute musical genius" (Devoy, Tellus 360) and "jazz-rock flamethrower on guitar" (Campbell, Gigspots). A fusion of New Orleans and Central PA, Mowatt's "bright arrangements keep things sounding fresh" (PA Musician) and "inspire you to expand your mind and think outside the confines of traditional jazz, soul and funk!" (Robert, Positive Music Reviews). "Confident, to-the-point, and elegant" (Rocha, The Flinging Times), Andy and his group entertain and impress crowds with unique originals and modern twists on classic hits, "and yet, through many influences, each tune retains a sound that is distinctly Mowatt's" (O'Brien, Fly Magazine).
		Friday, May 31      Royal Benson      9PM-MID Royal Benson has been winning over audiences with their original groove rock since early 2007. They have delighted crowds from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh to New York City and everywhere in between! Infusing funk, jam and rock influences with modern power pop sensibilities, Royal Benson crafts interesting, dance-inducing, feel-great original music that keeps you coming back for more!
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