Leah, Nicholas, and Mark join in on a celebration of Friend-of-the-Band Mark Dignam’s birthday. Details to follow!

…with Mark Dignam and Ben Shannon!

Featuring…

• (Leah, Nicholas, and Mark of) Brewer’s Row

• John Burgh

• Mark Dignam

• Carol Lee Espy

• Michael Kastelic

• Jason Kendall

• Heather Kropf

• Rising Regina

• Nina Sainato

• Ben Shannon

• Brad Yoder

…each of whom will be covering a couple of Joni’s tunes, as well as playing one or two of their own that demonstrate her influence on their work.

Proceeds from the show benefit Myasthenia Gravis Association of Western Pennsylvania.

Ben Trickey, Anthem Breath Records

"Ben Trickey’s songs are about as dark as country songs get...he taps into all those lonesome cowboys—Prine, Van Zandt, even contemporaries like Jason Molina..."

-Matthew Fiander, PopMatters

Emily Rodgers, Misra Records

"Emily Rodgers has one of those haunting, unforgettable voices that radiates with a surreal beauty."

-NPR All Songs Considered

Celebrating the release of Wigle’s Walkabout Apple Whiskey with a Walkabout cocktail, Gaucho Parrilla Argentina, and live music. (That last part is us!)

A fundraiser for St. Paul's Nursery School in Mount Lebanon. Watch for details!

This coming July is the sixth annual Deutschtown Music Festival, and we've played every single one so far, so we were not about to let the fact that Nicholas will be off on a Grand Adventure spoil the streak. Come to the Wigle Barrelhouse on Saturday, July 14th at 4:00 to see and hear The Leah Hohman Band stepping in and stepping up! (They do some pretty decent Brewer's Row covers, I must say.)

Indie singer/songwriter Misty Boyce is a solo artist who’s also forged a career as a keyboardist and backing vocalist (plus occasional guitarist) in touring bands for the likes of Sara Bareilles, Ingrid Michaelson, and BØRNS, just to name a few. A native of New Mexico, Boyce took to the idea of a career in music at a young age and began writing songs while in primary school. She would eventually go on to enroll at the University of Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music, where she studied jazz piano.

Ben Shannon was born in Nashville Tennessee, the child of two social justice activist parents. He grew up in Pittsburgh to become a writer, a sponsored skateboarder, and a student of contemporary American poetry (BA Writing U of Pitt).  Now, a teaching writer (MA Ed Duquesne U.) and father, Ben Shannon resides on the last farm in the city of Pittsburgh (Mildred's Daughter's Farm).  Ben is co-founder of BurghSong, a songwriter listening room series featuring a local and a national pairing of writers; an award winning songwriter with two independent and self funded releases; winner of the Rocky Mountain Folks Fest Songwriter Showcase 2015; and finalist in the 2017 Kerrville Folk Festival New Song Showcase.

Misty's third full length album, "Get Lost", recorded with Lera Lynn and Josh Grange at Resistor Studios in Nashville, is out February 16th. Ben's upcoming release, "The Finalist" is a collection of folk songs recorded in the span of two days in Woodstock NY and is due for release in the Fall of 2017.

Joanna Lowe is a spoken word artist, actress, and published poet hailing from Pittsburgh with degrees in theatre and writing. She will be performing with her band the Broken Word.

Tickets are $10 in advance and $12 at the door.

We'll be opening for her, so don't be late for this one. Doors are at 6:00. The music starts at 7:00 sharp!

Our very good friend Paul Tabachneck is holding a release party for his 7", 45 RPM with "New America" on top, and "The Monster" on the flip side. Here's a preview - http://americana-uk.com/paul-tabachneck-new-america-listen.

Shows with Paul, you may well know, are always a blast. This one will be no exception.

Wigle Whiskey is expanding into cider making with a brand new Spring Garden facility, and they've asked us to help them introduce it to the world!

Last year's was the event of the season. This year's has three times as many musical acts!

• Emily Rodgers
• Ben Trickey
• Brewer's Row

Sponsored by the Spring Garden Club (of Spring Garden!)

Come see us on the Main Stage at Millvale Days, on Friday, September 15th at 7:00. Then stick around for the Sun King Warriors at 8:00, and Pure Cane Sugar at 9:00! Watch this space for more details.

Saturday, September 9th, Brewer's Row has the honor of participating in the 13th annual Johnny Cash Day celebration at the Elks Lodge on the Northside. (Sorry, this one sold out the evening that tickets went on sale.)

This is the fifth Deutschtown Festival ever, and we're proud to say that we've played them all. This year we're back again at the Wigle Barrelhouse, and we're smack in the middle of this terrific lineup...

12:00 noon - Elkhound
1:00 - Wine & Spirit
2:00 - Zach Wade & the Good Grief
3:00 - Lonesome Bob
4:00 - The Bees Trees
5:00 - Brewer's Row
6:00 - Jacob Klein Band
7:00 - Jeff Perigo & Friends
8:00 - The Telephone Line
9:00 - Working Breed

This is only a small part of the festival, of course. The event takes place Friday evening and all day Saturday, at locations throughout Pittsburgh's Northside. For a complete listing of venues and bands, go to...

http://hughshowsredux.blogspot.com/2017/05/deutschtown-music-festival-2017-full.html.

Friday. March 3rd, Brewer's Row comes to The Funhouse at Mr. Smalls along with very special guests Paul Tabachneck and Akrasia's Bill Danylo and Mike Buric!

An amazing lineup...

Mark Dignam - The Irish born, US-based singer/songwriter crafts accessible, politically charged, witty, and reflective observations of life, love, and death in the spirit of Van Morrison, Billy Bragg, John Wesley Harding, and Josh Ritter.

Nick Africano - A songwriter, poet, multi-intrumentalist, band-leader, solo performer, producer, and experimenter with watercolors. His style defies the confines of genre and lives in the mysterious space of rock and roll, combining the best of storytelling, soul, and americana. Lyrics often softly spoken, or soulfully crooned. At once powerful and subtle. His live performances are captivating and spontaneous, moving between acoustic guitar, resonator guitar, and piano.

...and us!

The music starts at 8:00 sharp. $10 at the door.

A fundraiser for St. Paul's Nursery School with music by Brewer's Row, food from Las Chicas Tacos and Franktuary, beer from Insurrection and East End Brewing, raffle and live auction. Tickets are $45 in advance and $55 at the door. Ticket price includes $10 food truck credit and unlimited drinks.

Ben Shannon, Mark Dignam, and Brewer's Row!

A little ramshackle farmette in Stanton Heights. Kicking things off with Ben Shannon, Mark Dignam, and the band Brewer's Row. Potluck, BYOB, and bring cash for donations to musicians, fresh eggs, collard greens, and other sundries. Offsite parking; no pets. I think that covers it.

Saturday, August 13th, we will reprise our R.A.N.T. performance of last year. That is, we'll be back for an afternoon set at Nied's Hotel, in upriver Lawrenceville. It was a blast then; it will be a blast again. We're on at 4:00, immediately following Slim Forsythe's New Payday Loners.

"Weather Permitting" is an outdoor concert series held weekly throughout the Summer at the Shadyside Nursery, featuring bands, local beers, food trucks and more. On this evening we'll be joined by Molly Alphabet and our very good friends The Wreckids. The fun starts at 6:00. Find out more at http://weatherpermittingpgh.com.

...a fundraiser for the Spring Garden Club! Pack a picnic and your favorite festival seating and meet us on Rickenbach Street between Ahlers Way and Suismon Street.

• Food by Sabroso Taco Truck
• Drink by Brooklyn Brewery
• Live Music by Brewer's Row

(There is a suggested donation of $5/person.)

Pittsburgh Winery presents “Who’s Your Daddy?” a concert featuring local musician "dads" performing with their talented offspring, to benefit the Myasthenia Gravis Association of Western PA. Mark Dignam with son Cian and daughter Grainne, Ben Valasek with daughter Isabel, Luke Gallagher with dad Dan, and Mark Hohman with daughter Leah and son Nicholas.

Doors open at 8:00. The show begins at 8:30. Tickets are $15 in advance, and $20 at the door, for a very good cause.