(guitar), Daniel Ramirez (organ/piano/keyboards), and Dan Zdilla (vocals, guitar)proudly hails from Lancaster, Pennsylvania, where a healthy modern arts and music community thrive alongside badly lit retail outlets, tourist buffets, and horse-drawn agriculture. Their debut disc, All You Creatures earned significant regional notice as well as airplay on WXPN and other radio outlets in 2010. It drew comparisons to the likes of Dr. Dog, The Black Keys, Band of Bees, Spoon, Avett Brothers, Lumineers, and The Beatles. This time around the group presents six songs about things like international phone calls, sharing house with polite ghosts, the oddly comforting certainty of entropy, and the equally comforting notion of spending that eternity in the ground with someone you love. Graveyard Mates is available for physical and digital sale on Halloween 2012 Free Show!!

live performance is personalized with improvisational segments, which take each song to a higher climax. Influences include: Dave Matthews Band, Phish, Moe, Grateful Dead, The Allman Brothers and Jimi Hendrix. "For me, music is a pool," Mike says of his writing process. "As you go through life, your pool fills; and when it's full, the music and lyrics create themselves. When the pool empties, you have to let life refill it with day-to-day experiences." Mike performed his first song, "This Land is Your Land" by Woody Guthrie, on a 3/4-scale guitar when he was four years. Throughout high school, he performed with a variety of bands, dabbling into a plethora of music genres, including punk, country and blue grass. While guitar and vocals are his forte, he also plays bass, drums and other stringed instruments. Since 2008, Mike Frank & Friends has built a solid, local fan base while performing songs from their first album, Yellow Rays, in the tri-state area. Several tracks from Yellow Rays can be heard on a variety of local college and public radio stations throughout New Jersey and Pennsylvania, as well a variety of music streaming sites, such as Last.fm and MontCo Radio. Yellow Rays can also be purchased for download at all major online web music outlets including iTunes, Amazon.com, and cdbaby.com. Mike Frank & Friends are completing their sophomore album "You Take The High Road", a more upbeat electric album with catchy, lyrically-driven melodies. In the wake of Hurricane Sandy, Mike Frank founded Jammin' for Jersey: a committee which aids victims of disaster by hosting an ongoing series of non-profit concert events. The committee raised money for hurricane victims during their first event. Band member Mike O'Brien also sits on the committee board, which consists of a handful of local musicians and artists. Free Show!!

Sax, Jay Gogel on Keys, Kurt Althoff on Guitar, Joe Stracquatanio on Bass, and Rory Burns on Drums. These five musicians possess the musical strength, speed, agility and ferocity of a tiger in its most primal state. Tigerman's sound blends elements of funk, jazz, rock, and the bizarre into a unique blend of groovy jams and epic aural journeys. Since their formation in 2011, Tigerman has released two Eps entitled Toilet Jams and Revenge of the Turds. Visit them on the web at tigerman.bandcamp.com or facebook.com/tigermanmusic $5 cover at the door; day of the show.

John Hildenbrand (keyboards/vocals), and Jonathan Davenport (electric/upright bass) create a sound and live show that's built around a variety of influences, tapping into multiple genres. The crew and their close knit team are centered in what the great pioneers stood for-hard work, good times, and building a community. $5 cover at the door, day of the show.

The World Renowned Bob Marley Songbook mixed with reggae classics and favorites from beloved acts like The Jackson 5, Aretha Franklin, The BeeGees and More  Jah People has the musicianship and voices to pull off this legendary material flawlessl Free Show!!

these are dancing recklessly, sitting motionlessly, percolating, sobbing privately, weeping publicly, destroying things, getting into relationships, getting out of relationships, nurturing a good mood, enunciating a bad mood, entertaining a fantasy that you are more badass than your social situation allows you to be, accepting that you are average in many ways, believing that you are extraordinary in others, laughing, screaming, and jumping. $5 cover at the door; day of the show.