WILL BERNARD

**WILL BERNARD TRIO  **
Will began playing and recording as a member of Peter Apfelbaum’ss Hieroglyphics Ensemble who made their recorded debut with Don Ch…

Cinema Paradiso: Blue Velvet Nocturne

The Red Pavilion presents a surreal jazz noir experience conjured from the dreamscapes of the David Lynch cinemaverse, featuring Tomoya Ogawa’s Cinema Paradiso.

Open Mic Night!

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Your support makes nights like this possible—please plan to enjoy a minimum of two food or beverage offerings during the show.

Disclaimer: Seating for this event is open seating and will be available on a first come, first served basis. We encourage guests to arrive early for preferred seating.

DAYNA KURTZ

Over the past decade, the New Jersey born, now New Orleans resident Dayna Kurtz –  a vocalist. writer. musician and producer – has been bestowed with many awards and praises, including being named the Female Songwriter of the Year by the National Academy of Songwriters. Norah Jones and Bonnie Raitt have raved about her in interviews, and she’s toured as an opening act for the likes of Elvis Costello, Richard Thompson, Mavis Staples, Rufus Wainwright, B.B. King, Dr. John, Richie Havens, Keren Ann, Chris Whitley, and the Blind Boys of Alabama. 
Her last studio record, “Rise and Fall” was nominated for 5 Offbeat Magazine Awards.

ARI FOLMAN-COHEN

Eclectic and sometimes electric bassist Ari Folman-Cohen is best known for his collaboration with Gypsy swing guitarist Stephane Wrembel as well as leading Ska band, Pangari & the Socialites. 
For this show, expect basses of all sizes, plus miscellaneous mysterious instruments from all sides of the sonic spectrum, creating both apropos and random soundscapes.

PANGARI AND THE SOCIALITES

**PANGARI AND THE SOCIALITES.** Classic Ska, Soul and Rocksteady inspired by Lloyd Knibb, Don Drummond and the Skatalites. The large band includes a rotati…

Moe Reen / Kyle Morgan & Ellie MacPhee (Day 2)

Doors 8pm, Show 8:30pm
$20 adv / $25 dos

Ohio-based (and born and raised) country-folk songsmith Moe Reen writes from the heart, for the heart. A lifelong vocalist, their old-school country voice often garners comparisons to Patsy Cline, Hank Williams, and other honky-tonk-heartbreak crooners of yesteryear. Moe’s witty lyrics, however, are distinctly modern. The songs on their debut EP, Grow Again (April 2024) include a finger-picking reflection on the malaise of seasonal depression alongside a slow-dancing lament comparing climate deniers and unrequited lovers. Moe’s marriage of sentimental sound with contemporary sentiment produces something distinctly their own: earnest lyrics cradled by melodies that tenderly soar to tend to the sore, soft spots of us all.

Kyle Morgan is a Brooklyn-based songwriter originally from Dillsburg, Pennsylvania, where he grew up singing with his family at church and home.  With influences ranging from the classic roots music of the Carter Family and Hank Williams to more modern artists like Thom Yorke and Rufus Wainwright, Kyle sings songs of spiritual longing, struggle and redemption in an earnest tenor voice. He released three albums in the twenty-teens under the name Starcrossed Losers.  In 2022, his debut solo album, Younger at Most Everything, came out on Team Love Records.  His new LP, Ghost of a Problem, comes out May 22nd. 

Ellie MacPhee (she/her) is a performing violinist and teacher in Brooklyn, New York. As a graduate of both Longy School of Music at Bard College and Oberlin Conservatory, MacPhee’s work is focused on the use of violin mastery as a landscape for emotional expression and joyful music making. Her path as a musician began with traditional folk and bluegrass music, which later propelled her into her study as a classical violinist.