LEFTY @ THE WASHOUT
w/ Call Me Much

April 01, 2010 / 6:30pm

Kick back and enjoy the beautiful spring weather and a cold one with Lefty @ The Washout! Lefty is a rock and reggae influenced sextet from Columbia SC. Influences include 311, Sublime, Slightly Stoopid, Green Day, Steel Pulse, Bob Marley and more. Instruments include saxaphone, keyboards, guitars, bass, turntables and drums.


COOLIE G
w/ Joal Rush & the Wares, Remedy

April 08, 2010 / 6:30 - 10:00

Coolie G is our local Reggae kingpin. He'll be providing smooth Rasta beats with an eclectic blend of Hip Hop and R&B. He'll provide the fountain stage with a fun and relaxed atmosphere that will be sure bring the community together with some cool grooves and a mellow flow.


CAPITAL CITY PLAYBOYS
w/ Shallow Palace

April 15, 2010 / 6:30pm

Columbia SC's most rockin rockabilly band. The Capital City Playboys are a rip-roaring rockabilly trio featuring Marty Fort on vocals and guitar, Jay Matheson on bass, and Kevin Brewer on drums — three veterans of Columbia’s music scene who have collectively played hundreds, maybe thousands of gigs.


AMERICAN GUN
w/ The Daylight Hours

April 22, 2010 / 6:30pm

American Gun is a band that over the past five years has racked up a years’ worth of shows throughout the Southeast, traveling to any dive that will have them and broadcasting their own unique spin on rock and roll while attempting to (and most often succeeding) connect with fans on a personal level. They also have a pretty darn good time themselves in the process of all the madness.


ABBEY ROAD LIVE

April 29, 2010 / 6:30pm

Since 2002, Abbey Road LIVE! has been rocking the music of the Beatles at clubs, theatres, festivals, and private events. Initially a tribute to the monumental
"Abbey Road" album, the band has expanded its scope to include more than 100 Beatles tunes, from all eras of the Fab Four's career. The band specializes in complete, start-to-finish album performances of masterpieces such as "Abbey Road", "Magical Mystery Tour" and "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Heart's Club Band".


HOT LAVA MONSTER
w/ Sun Shone Still

May 06, 2010 / 6:30PM

Hot Lava Monster is Columbia’s answer to the lack of good rock music in the Midlands. Lead vocalist, Patrick Baxley breathes fire upon the stage with his vintage-rock enthralled and hauntingly beautiful vocals. Hot Lava Monster’s enjoyable live shows and professional stage presence have earned this band an intense following around the Southeast.


JOHN WESLEY SATTERFIELD
w/ David Britt Band

May 13, 2010 / 6:30pm

John Wesley Satterfield plays guitar and sings in a Bluegrass band called Woodwork Roadshow. His solo project has a sound that is Bluegrass with a mixture of punk, folk, rock, and jazz. John’s solo project debuted last fall and has been creating a lot of noise on the Columbia scene.


ZACH FOWLER & THE ESSENTIALS
w/ Tropic of Cancer Band

May 20, 2010 / 6:30pm

Zach Fowler & the Essentials are an eclectic blend of acoustic pop, reggae, hip-hop, funk and indie rock. It has been a couple of years now since the release of “Caught in Between”, the recorded debut of popular South Carolina pop-rocker Zach Fowler. He and his band The Essentials have plenty of new tunes they’d like to get out to their adoring public, which eschews the typical reggae-fried Essentials sound in favor of a more martial Irish flair complete with shouts of “Hey” at appropriate intervals.


VILLANOVA
w/ The Plain Field Project

May 27, 2010 / 6:30 - 10:00

Get rev’d up to get down with one of Columbia’s hottest bands around. Villanova is a crossroads of rock riffs, hip-hop beats and soulful vocals that blend together into a purely unique sound that they can safely call their own. Villanova’s lead singer and guitarist Brian Conner, has embedded himself perfectly with bassist Bobby Dredd, drummer Jeremy Finesse Roberson and DJ Able One to create a distinctive mix of danceable jams, hard driving rock songs and soulfully written ballads. Though Villanova’s songs are radio friendly, each song is meant to be rocked out live and that is exactly what Villanova
will do, rock!

http://www.villanovaband.net/