JASAFAR is a group of players who make the music they feel. We play original material in the blues vein – music that reflects urban life in the new millennium. JASAFAR grew from a basement band of three musicians to its current complement of seven. This was a process of growth and change over a period of several years. We are a band of musicians from diverse backgrounds who have developed a sound which each member uses to express themselves individually, creating a sound that is uniquely JASAFAR. JASAFAR is influenced by Muddy Waters and the Chicago Blues movement of the early 1950's and 60's. Our lead singer was influenced by artists such as Bessie Smith, Billie Holiday, and Etta James. The audience not only hears the music, but also feels the power of JASAFAR and can sense the enjoyment that each musician has in both their individual performance and the eclectic sound that can only be JASAFAR.BYO POLICY: $5 per person who wishes to bring an alcoholic beverage into MilkBoy. Customers must be 21 years or older and must provide valid photo ID. We ask that you consider bringing Wine as it reduces the amount of waste we produce.
PROCEDURE: Customers will be issued a wristband at the door. Get your glass at the counter. Employees cannot distribute drinkware without seeing your wristband.
DISCLAIMER: Keep it peaceful, people! The door person has the authority to inspect all packages at the door. Door person may confiscate any alcohol that is not within MilkBoy Coffee's guidelines. Should a customer become a disturbance to others, the customer and the rest of their party will be asked to leave immediately without a refund.
Jazz Open Mic, hosted by the legendary pianist MIKE FRANK. Bring your instrument and desire to jam -- or just your self and your desire to listen to some of the coolest young and old talent from Philadelphia's storied jazz scene. This night has grown into a very important night at MilkBoy where jazz musicians connect.
Whilst Mr. Scot Sax is on tour with the fabulous Sharon Little (opening for none-other than the legendary Robert Plant & Allison Krauss on their "Raising Sand Tour"), our friend John Stanton will be filling in as host for Open MILK Night. This is a whole new shindig and we are making a few changes from our traditional Open Mic format to make for the best possible experience for all.HOW IT WORKS:
Sign-ups begin at 6 PM and we will be capping the number of performers to the FIRST 10 PEOPLE, NO EXCEPTIONS. Why so few? So that each performer has the chance to do 2 songs, then we go down the list again at the end for each performer to do one more. This format allows for seasoned performers to stretch out and try some new material, and emerging artists can do just that, emerge! Scot doesn't just host, but sometimes sheds a word or two about songwriting and his journey thus far (RCA record deals, songs in Blockbuster movies like American Pie etc. etc.!)
And for our loyal spectators, we have some changes taking place for you as well. Open MILK Night is about music; we are trying to provide the most supportive atmosphere possible for every performer. Please show your support and respect for the people on stage by refraining from talking during performances and giving the artists your undivided attention. After all, wouldn’t you want the same from a crowd if you were performing on stage?
Solo performers and acoustic duos or trios of any style are welcome, as well as poets and a cappella acts but please keep in mind elaborate stage setups take more time away from your performance so please keep it simple and everyone will be happy.
The Milk & Cookies Show is a community-building variety hour featuring singers, musicians, story-tellers, artists and educators who specialize in fun, quality entertainment for the whole family, especially children. Join music educator, host and Milk & Cookies creator, Miss Scherling, as she sings her hits at The Milk & Cookies Show and welcomes scheduled special guests and our adorable "cookies" to the stage.
Milk & Cookies - $10 per Family
For more info about our host, check out Miss Scherling's Webpage by clicking here
OR check out her myspace page by clicking here
OR send an e-mail to missscherling@comcast.net!
“Acoustic solo guitarist Trace Bundy, sometimes called the Acoustic Ninja, has been getting a lot of attention lately -- he just won first place in "Guitars on the River," a Colorado guitar competition in which his maverick style and mind-erasing chops beat out some of Colorado's best classical players. His newest material is so gorgeously outside of the box; Trace extracts gasps and hurts egos everywhere he plays.”
~Tim Thornton, Newcomers HomeMore info on Asher Brooks and Jammin on Rye coming soon.
Max Seidman: Click image to listen.
Max Seidman: Click image to listen.
Patrick Willis: Click image to listen.BYO POLICY: $5 per person who wishes to bring an alcoholic beverage into MilkBoy. Customers must be 21 years or older and must provide valid photo ID. We ask that you consider bringing Wine as it reduces the amount of waste we produce.
PROCEDURE: Customers will be issued a wristband at the door. Get your glass at the counter. Employees cannot distribute drinkware without seeing your wristband.
DISCLAIMER: Keep it peaceful, people! The door person has the authority to inspect all packages at the door. Door person may confiscate any alcohol that is not within MilkBoy Coffee's guidelines. Should a customer become a disturbance to others, the customer and the rest of their party will be asked to leave immediately without a refund.
Jazz Open Mic, hosted by the legendary pianist MIKE FRANK. Bring your instrument and desire to jam -- or just your self and your desire to listen to some of the coolest young and old talent from Philadelphia's storied jazz scene. This night has grown into a very important night at MilkBoy where jazz musicians connect.
Whilst Mr. Scot Sax is on tour with the fabulous Sharon Little (opening for none-other than the legendary Robert Plant & Allison Krauss on their "Raising Sand Tour"), our friend John Stanton will be filling in as host for Open MILK Night. This is a whole new shindig and we are making a few changes from our traditional Open Mic format to make for the best possible experience for all.HOW IT WORKS:
Sign-ups begin at 6 PM and we will be capping the number of performers to the FIRST 10 PEOPLE, NO EXCEPTIONS. Why so few? So that each performer has the chance to do 2 songs, then we go down the list again at the end for each performer to do one more. This format allows for seasoned performers to stretch out and try some new material, and emerging artists can do just that, emerge! Scot doesn't just host, but sometimes sheds a word or two about songwriting and his journey thus far (RCA record deals, songs in Blockbuster movies like American Pie etc. etc.!)
And for our loyal spectators, we have some changes taking place for you as well. Open MILK Night is about music; we are trying to provide the most supportive atmosphere possible for every performer. Please show your support and respect for the people on stage by refraining from talking during performances and giving the artists your undivided attention. After all, wouldn’t you want the same from a crowd if you were performing on stage?
Solo performers and acoustic duos or trios of any style are welcome, as well as poets and a cappella acts but please keep in mind elaborate stage setups take more time away from your performance so please keep it simple and everyone will be happy.
The Milk & Cookies Show is a community-building variety hour featuring singers, musicians, story-tellers, artists and educators who specialize in fun, quality entertainment for the whole family, especially children. Join music educator, host and Milk & Cookies creator, Miss Scherling, as she sings her hits at The Milk & Cookies Show and welcomes scheduled special guests and our adorable "cookies" to the stage.
Milk & Cookies - $10 per Family
For more info about our host, check out Miss Scherling's Webpage by clicking here
OR check out her myspace page by clicking here
OR send an e-mail to missscherling@comcast.net!
The Art of Persuasion: Click image to listen.
Our Mission Statement could read as follows: Make No Mistake! NLMS are simply here to help our Friends, Neighbors, Brothers and Sisters…and those beyond, get loose on Saturday Night, leave their worries at the door, and Dance! Dance! Dance! It’s called Rock n’ Roll, people! Let the Good Times Roll!
Canadian Invasion is a crack team of Philadelphia pop rock 'n' rollers, desperately protecting America from the pernicious influence of our northern neighbor's ideology of gun control and healthcare-on-demand by celebrating the esteem-building value of suburban American life. CI's 2006 record, Songs for the Atco Ghost, garnered praise from fans and critics alike for its "breathy jangle that’s both bubblegum and alt-country" (Philly Weekly). The guys are poised to release the follow-up to Atco Ghost, recorded with Philly uber-producer Brian McTear of Bitter, Bitter Weeks fame, later this year. 
STEVE PEPPER has been creating original American roots music in the Mid Atlantic region for several years. Stimulated by American culture, Steve Pepper's song writing style brings his eclectic influences to his gritty, down-to-earth songs. Steve's songs are insightful and unapologetic, and he delivers them with honesty and conviction. The Steve Pepper Band has developed a cult-like appeal among different crowds in the tri-state area.BYO POLICY: $5 per person who wishes to bring an alcoholic beverage into MilkBoy. Customers must be 21 years or older and must provide valid photo ID. We ask that you consider bringing Wine as it reduces the amount of waste we produce.
PROCEDURE: Customers will be issued a wristband at the door. Get your glass at the counter. Employees cannot distribute drinkware without seeing your wristband.
DISCLAIMER: Keep it peaceful, people! The door person has the authority to inspect all packages at the door. Door person may confiscate any alcohol that is not within MilkBoy Coffee's guidelines. Should a customer become a disturbance to others, the customer and the rest of their party will be asked to leave immediately without a refund.
More than anything, Chris Cubeta is an intensely personal writer, whose songs offer listeners an unfiltered peak into his often-messy, always-wild universe. While his lyrics combine nuance-soaked imagery with a brash, incisive point-of-view, Cubeta's sound is equally eclectic, combining the wispy, sensitivity of the singer/songwriter with the unbridled thrill of rock and roll.
Adam Brodsky: Click Image to listen.
Steph Hayes and The Good Problems: Click image to listen.BYO POLICY: $5 per person who wishes to bring an alcoholic beverage into MilkBoy. Customers must be 21 years or older and must provide valid photo ID. We ask that you consider bringing Wine as it reduces the amount of waste we produce.
PROCEDURE: Customers will be issued a wristband at the door. Get your glass at the counter. Employees cannot distribute drinkware without seeing your wristband.
DISCLAIMER: Keep it peaceful, people! The door person has the authority to inspect all packages at the door. Door person may confiscate any alcohol that is not within MilkBoy Coffee's guidelines. Should a customer become a disturbance to others, the customer and the rest of their party will be asked to leave immediately without a refund.
Jazz Open Mic, hosted by the legendary pianist MIKE FRANK. Bring your instrument and desire to jam -- or just your self and your desire to listen to some of the coolest young and old talent from Philadelphia's storied jazz scene. This night has grown into a very important night at MilkBoy where jazz musicians connect.
Whilst Mr. Scot Sax is on tour with the fabulous Sharon Little (opening for none-other than the legendary Robert Plant & Allison Krauss on their "Raising Sand Tour"), our friend John Stanton will be filling in as host for Open MILK Night. This is a whole new shindig and we are making a few changes from our traditional Open Mic format to make for the best possible experience for all.HOW IT WORKS:
Sign-ups begin at 6 PM and we will be capping the number of performers to the FIRST 10 PEOPLE, NO EXCEPTIONS. Why so few? So that each performer has the chance to do 2 songs, then we go down the list again at the end for each performer to do one more. This format allows for seasoned performers to stretch out and try some new material, and emerging artists can do just that, emerge! Scot doesn't just host, but sometimes sheds a word or two about songwriting and his journey thus far (RCA record deals, songs in Blockbuster movies like American Pie etc. etc.!)
And for our loyal spectators, we have some changes taking place for you as well. Open MILK Night is about music; we are trying to provide the most supportive atmosphere possible for every performer. Please show your support and respect for the people on stage by refraining from talking during performances and giving the artists your undivided attention. After all, wouldn’t you want the same from a crowd if you were performing on stage?
Solo performers and acoustic duos or trios of any style are welcome, as well as poets and a cappella acts but please keep in mind elaborate stage setups take more time away from your performance so please keep it simple and everyone will be happy.
The Milk & Cookies Show is a community-building variety hour featuring singers, musicians, story-tellers, artists and educators who specialize in fun, quality entertainment for the whole family, especially children. Join music educator, host and Milk & Cookies creator, Miss Scherling, as she sings her hits at The Milk & Cookies Show and welcomes scheduled special guests and our adorable "cookies" to the stage.
Milk & Cookies - $10 per Family
For more info about our host, check out Miss Scherling's Webpage by clicking here
OR check out her myspace page by clicking here
OR send an e-mail to missscherling@comcast.net!
The Setting Sons formed in February, 2008 in Philadelphia, PA. They play bluegrass originals and standards, fiddle tunes, and jazz standards. Andy Davis, the group's banjo player and main songwriter, began writing bluegrass numbers in 1994 for The Spikedrivers out of Oakland, California. He also recorded two albums playing electric banjo with the jug rock band 86 from San Francisco. He is a teacher, likes reading about brains, and lives with his wife and three kids in Narberth, PA.
Geron Hoy is a New York-based singer/songwriter with deep roots in folk, blues, country, and Americana. A truly homegrown artist, he honed his musical sensibilities over the course of a transient upbringing that took him from his birthplace in Laredo, Texas to New Orleans to Mesa, Arizona, and finally to his teenaged years in the farmlands of Simsbury, Connecticut. His songs ring reminiscent of a bygone era of cultural and political revolution, while also exploring the personal quest for higher wisdom and self-realization. His live performances echo with intensity and emotional abandon. Geron Hoy's music is a marriage of young spirits and old souls, always authentic, and never cheap in sentiment.BYO POLICY: $5 per person who wishes to bring an alcoholic beverage into MilkBoy. Customers must be 21 years or older and must provide valid photo ID. We ask that you consider bringing Wine as it reduces the amount of waste we produce.
PROCEDURE: Customers will be issued a wristband at the door. Get your glass at the counter. Employees cannot distribute drinkware without seeing your wristband.
DISCLAIMER: Keep it peaceful, people! The door person has the authority to inspect all packages at the door. Door person may confiscate any alcohol that is not within MilkBoy Coffee's guidelines. Should a customer become a disturbance to others, the customer and the rest of their party will be asked to leave immediately without a refund.
Jazz Open Mic, hosted by the legendary pianist MIKE FRANK. Bring your instrument and desire to jam -- or just your self and your desire to listen to some of the coolest young and old talent from Philadelphia's storied jazz scene. This night has grown into a very important night at MilkBoy where jazz musicians connect.
Whilst Mr. Scot Sax is on tour with the fabulous Sharon Little (opening for none-other than the legendary Robert Plant & Allison Krauss on their "Raising Sand Tour"), our friend John Stanton will be filling in as host for Open MILK Night. This is a whole new shindig and we are making a few changes from our traditional Open Mic format to make for the best possible experience for all.HOW IT WORKS:
Sign-ups begin at 6 PM and we will be capping the number of performers to the FIRST 10 PEOPLE, NO EXCEPTIONS. Why so few? So that each performer has the chance to do 2 songs, then we go down the list again at the end for each performer to do one more. This format allows for seasoned performers to stretch out and try some new material, and emerging artists can do just that, emerge! Scot doesn't just host, but sometimes sheds a word or two about songwriting and his journey thus far (RCA record deals, songs in Blockbuster movies like American Pie etc. etc.!)
And for our loyal spectators, we have some changes taking place for you as well. Open MILK Night is about music; we are trying to provide the most supportive atmosphere possible for every performer. Please show your support and respect for the people on stage by refraining from talking during performances and giving the artists your undivided attention. After all, wouldn’t you want the same from a crowd if you were performing on stage?
Solo performers and acoustic duos or trios of any style are welcome, as well as poets and a cappella acts but please keep in mind elaborate stage setups take more time away from your performance so please keep it simple and everyone will be happy.
The Milk & Cookies Show is a community-building variety hour featuring singers, musicians, story-tellers, artists and educators who specialize in fun, quality entertainment for the whole family, especially children. Join music educator, host and Milk & Cookies creator, Miss Scherling, as she sings her hits at The Milk & Cookies Show and welcomes scheduled special guests and our adorable "cookies" to the stage.
Milk & Cookies - $10 per Family
For more info about our host, check out Miss Scherling's Webpage by clicking here
OR check out her myspace page by clicking here
OR send an e-mail to missscherling@comcast.net!
Jazz Open Mic, hosted by the legendary pianist MIKE FRANK. Bring your instrument and desire to jam -- or just your self and your desire to listen to some of the coolest young and old talent from Philadelphia's storied jazz scene. This night has grown into a very important night at MilkBoy where jazz musicians connect.