Dinnertime pianist

Multi-instrumentalist Matty Metcalfe goes into accordionista mode and reps New Orleans with flavors derived from Professor Longhair, Allan Toussaint, and the Meters, among others.

Matty Metcalfe - Big Chief
Matty Metcalfe - Chez Seychelles
Matty Metcalfe - Happy Two-Step

Also featuring local Americana trio The Stoned Masons and frenzied pickers Brennan Gilmore and Andy Thacker.

Acoustic country with religious inflections.

Local songwriter Andy Waldeck’s funky early-90’s rock band Egypt gets together one-more-time-for-old-time’s-sake one more time with this reunion show; their last shot at this was a short mini-tour in 2004, so chances are you won’t get to see this again without sitting through another never-ending election season.

The members are scattered these days; drummer Kevin Murphy is backing up hot-stuff country singer Josh Gracin, guitarist Joe Lawlor is usually cruising across the country on one of DMB’s tour buses, and singer Jeff Brodnax has moved to New York and signed with a French record label. Waldeck says they have their work cut out for them as a result. “It’s a lot of work trying to get back to where you were back then,” he sighs. “It seems like a long time ago in terms of music and art and things moving on,” he adds, “but it’s nice to be fond enough of it to go back and revisit it.”

Words to live by, especially since you probably don’t have anything better to do anyway.

Local guitarist Eames Coleman opens.

Funky indie rockers from Palmyra

Georgia singer Zach Deputy plays rootsy reggae and calypso-infused pop with touches of loops and beatboxing. In the same breath, he likens it to both gumbo and flip-flops; dude sure knows how to juxtapose his metaphors, doesn’t he?

Zach Deputy - Why Oh Why
Zach Deputy - High Low
Zach Deputy - I’ll Be There Tomorrow

Classic rock and Americana.

Junior Moment - Mirror
Junior Moment - Point Of View
Junior Moment - Number 11

Local guitarist