At the Lyceum
Music begins at 9 p.m.
Friday, May 2
1201 Blues Band
- Formed in late 1992, this powerful quartet, sometimes quintet, has established itself as one of the most popular bands on Boston's North Shore. Their classic sound and fun loving stage presence are key to their success. While the Chicago style blues of Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf, and Little Walter is at the heart of their sound, other influences abound.
Saturday, May 3
Santarella - Kimball Duo
- With Gary Santarella and Roger Kimball. The classic music of Simon and Garfunkel, Harry Chapin, James Taylor, Crosby, Stills and Nash, and many others, is infused with new life in the hands of these highly experienced musicians, showcased by the perfect blend of acoustic instruments and voices
Friday, May 9
The Austin Torpedoes
- The Austin Torpedoes, a Boston area band, who perform what its members like to call "good ol' American music." Their unique sound combines elements of many American musical styles such as blues, jazz, country, western swing, and rockabilly. In its unique way, the band interprets songs by a wide range of artists including: Duke Ellington, Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, the Beatles, and Chuck Berry
Saturday, May 10
Marybeth Maes/Brian Maes
- A wonderfully talented and highly praised singer sought after by many for her exquisite vocal ability live. For over twenty years, Brian has been turning out imaginative and rockin’ original music, releasing ten CDs, including a collection of lullabies after the birth of his daughter, Madeline. A 1979 Berklee grad, Brian has toured the world with a variety of bands including Robert Ellis Oral; Peter Wolf’s House Party Five; and, with Barry and Tim, as a founding member of RTZ.
Sunday, May 11
Mother's Day Brunch
- Special Menu
Friday, May 16
Groove Authority
- Groove Authority plays an exciting mix of r&b, dance grooves, funky rhythms, ballads, and all-out jams. Their repertoire includes r & b, funk, soul, and jump/swing numbers. They love playing live and always deliver our music with energy and passion.
Saturday, May 17
Ted Solovicos
- Solovicos, better known to local audiences as Grateful Ted - and, for those of you with longer memories, a founding member of 1980s North Shore rockers Smuggler. Ted has been a musician most of his life. He got his first guitar when he was 10 years old and he's been playing ever since.
Friday, May 23
Tony Gallo
- A fine singer from Massachusetts, made a strong impression a few years ago with his debut CD, Something To Say. While that set emphasizes his interpretations of jazz standards, recently Gallo has been branching out into performing newer material that reflects his interest in naturally combining aspects of r&b, soul, pop and jazz. "I love the idea of putting it all together, with bluesy gospellish music meeting more contemporary pop jazz and some rock n roll attitude for good measure. I think that good music does not have to be categorized and I love mixing together styles."
Saturday, May 24
Santarella - Kimball Duo
- With Gary Santarella and Roger Kimball. The classic music of Simon and Garfunkel, Harry Chapin, James Taylor, Crosby, Stills and Nash, and many others, is infused with new life in the hands of these highly experienced musicians, showcased by the perfect blend of acoustic instruments and voices