RESERVATIONS RECOMMENDED! This is a great, intimate listening room and will sell out fast. Call 410-626-9796 to reserve your table. $15
49 West is located in the heart of historic downtown Annapolis, Maryland. For your convenience we have put together directions from N,S,E & W! You can also visit Google Maps to map out directions directly from your location. Of course, if you still can’t find us, feel free to give us a call at 410.626.9796
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Annapolis Maritime Museum Stage, 723 Second St, Annapolis, MD 21403
1 Day, 4 Stages, Over 35 Bands Created as a way to expose local music to a larger audience, Eastport a Rockin’ has drawn attendees from throughout the neighborhood and across the region since 1997 and is known as the local music festival of the summer. 35+ bands will perform, keeping local, original music a key component of Eastport a Rockin’. Up and coming local bands with a wide range of styles will display their talents alongside longtime favorites. Over the years, Eastport a Rockin’ has featured such bands as Good Charlotte and Jimmie’s Chicken Shack, and the next big act just might be in this year’s line-up. From rock to folk to roots to blues to jazz to bluegrass to funk, and even some Kindie rock the breadth of music types found at the Festival is sure to please everyone who attends.
With an unbeatable location surrounding the Annapolis Maritime Museum on Back Creek in Annapolis’ historic maritime district of Eastport, this daylong festival offers everything an attendee could want. Mouth-watering food, including local seafood, BBQ, shave ice and more, will be available as will thirst-quenching beverages, including an array of domestic and craft beers and a full range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.
$40
Freeman Arts Pavillion, 31806 Lakeview Drive, Selbyville, DE 19975
Journos' acoustic duo of Bryan Russo and Ryan Abbott have the great and fun honor of supporting Steve Miller Band on this stop of their 2023 summer tour!
Steve Miller has been an enlivening presence on the American music scene for more than half a century — and, in the course of that era, his releases have sold tens of millions of records and been streamed several billion times. Miller’s Greatest Hits 1974-78 received the RIAA Diamond Award with sales of more than fifteen million copies. It is among the 25 best-selling albums of all time.
General Admission: $39; Seating $69-$209
LAWN STAGE: Eastport a Rockin', 725 2nd St., Annapolis, MD 21403
Eastport a Rockin’ has drawn attendees from across the region since 1997 and is known as the local music festival of the summer. 35+ bands will perform, keeping local, original music a key component of Eastport a Rockin’. Up and coming local bands with a wide range of styles will display their talents alongside longtime favorites. Over the years, Eastport a Rockin’ has featured such bands as Good Charlotte and Jimmie’s Chicken Shack, and the next big act just might be in this year’s line-up.
General Admission: $30 May 13 – June 23; $40 at the gate.
We hope you can make it out to one of our favorite local spots next Friday (June 23) for an evening with our full band at Ocean 13 Seafood and Steakhouse. We’re doing the 8pm to 11pm thing and this place has some of the best food around, including a plate of blackened Caesar wings that will make you 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏.
Avalon Theater, Stoltz Listening Room, 40 E. Dover St, Easton, MD 21601
Journos with Bryan Russo & Ryan Abbott with special guest Danah Denice “In the Key of WTF” Album Release! Friday, February 3, 2023 Doors: 6:30 p.m.; Show: 7 p.m. Stoltz Listening Room 40 E. Dover Street Easton, MD
Tickets: $25
“Smart lyrics and great musicianship. Journos plays the role of court jester: Clever and chaotic rabble-rousers whose job is to remind the monarchy of its mortality.” PopRiot Music
Award-winning journalist and lyricist Bryan Russo teams up with workhorse punk-rocker Ryan Abbott to produce a terrific collection of deep-thinking, hard-drinking songs.
A scathing editorial, Journos’ debut full-length album “In the Key of WTF” is a sonic statement that neither buries the lead nor misses the point. Russo’s lyrics recall the snark of Elvis Costello and dry humor of Randy Newman, while Abbott's hooks relentlessly propel this hard-driving quintessential record.
“In the Key of WTF” is a palate cleanser for an audience saturated with the static of televised news commentary, but it also does the trick turned up with your car windows down on a hot August night.
$25