Sunday, June 3 Lauren Bateman, vocals, acoustic guitar, 11am – 2pm, playing at Seaward Inn, Sunday Morning Live Brunch, 44 Marmion Way, Rockport, 978-546-3471
http://laurenbateman.com/fr_home.cfm
Contact info:
Annette Means
My View of Life on the Dock
Sunday, June 3 Lauren Bateman, vocals, acoustic guitar, 11am – 2pm, playing at Seaward Inn, Sunday Morning Live Brunch, 44 Marmion Way, Rockport, 978-546-3471
http://laurenbateman.com/fr_home.cfm
Contact info:
Annette Means
LAST MINUTE GIG ALERT!! TONIGHT at MingleWood Tavern the Groove will rock your Sunday funday…. keep your Memorial weekend going with some funky rock & reggae jams…..We start at 9pm…..bring your buzz-on!
https://www.facebook.com/pages/GROOVE/164865875787
‘The Conservatory’ at The Cape Ann (“The Annie”) is a no-cost professional arts training program for Cape Ann youth, ages 13-21, bridging them to adult mentors who are working in the fields of theatre, dance, music, poetry, comedy, design and tech. ‘The UnAdulterated Cabaret’ is their debut performance project. It opens tonight and runs every Sunday night, year-round. You’ll be blown away!
Sunday evening, (Memorial Day Sunday) 6pm-9pm, Allen Estes and his son Dylan, will be performing at Giuseppe’s as an acoustic duo. What a treat this will be! Call us 978-879-4622 for a table!
Allen and Dylan


Rockport Country Club this Sat., May 19th. 8-11pm. Doors open at 7pm. It’s a benefit for Huntington’s Disease that the Sandy Bay Sisterhood is hosting. $25 advance sale tix (ask me how to get ’em) https://www.facebook.com/mari.martin.963 or $30 at the door. Food, great raffle items, and musica! I’m fortunate to have Steve Caraway, Greg Dann, Dave Koen, and Eric Goldberg on the gig. Hope you can make it.
Read about The Sandy Bay Sisterhood
http://www.gloucestertimes.com/local/x2089090827/Rockport-Ramblings-Saluting-Rockports-own-global-change-maker/print
http://www.rockportgolfclub.net/
Rockport Country Club
36 Country Club Rd
Prime Rib Specials!
Wednesdays Only!
Hello everyone!
Wednesday, May 16th
This week: ME!
Over the years, the Rhumb Line has certainly become my home
(not too far) away from home. I do so very much enjoy taking
a full night every once in a while, singing and playing straight
through. Such will be the case on this week’s Wednesday…
although friends and guests are, as always, welcome to join in!
~ Fly
Dinner with Fly Amero: 8 – 11pm
*Each week features a special, invited musical guest
Dave Trooper’s Kitchen…
Prime Rib Dinner – $10.95 (while they last)
Prepared fresh weekly by “Troop”… always good!
Upcoming:
Upcoming:
May 23: JOHN ROCKWELL
May 30: TONI ANN ENES
June 6: Ric St. Germain
Looking forward…
…to seeing you there! 🙂 ~ Fly
If you like the contemporary singer-songwriter genre, and are a fan of musicians like Ryan Adams and Pete Yorn, you won’t want to miss this special evening of live music.
I have not doubt in my mind that this is going to one awesome event. A very good mix of musicians bringing you music from Indie pop, Rockabilly, good ole Country, Folk and Rock and Roll.
“Her strength seems to reside in her ability to be musically versatile. Utilizing various orchestrations, Tristen weaves a glistening web of thoughtful and extremely mature melodies that tremble with undeniable power.”
— American Songwriter
“Pop hooks and pure inspiration”
– NPR All Things Considered
Her addictive debut is full of such moments: catchy refrains with multiple meanings, ear-tugging melodies with hidden hooks. She flaunts a philosophy major’s palette amidst echoes of vintage rockabilly and girl group pop: Gods battle, queens bid their rule, girlfriends enable druggy lovers.
— Rolling Stone
http://www.rollingstone.com/music/albumreviews/charlatans-at-the-garden-gate-20110303
| Pete’s first show in Gloucester in a long time. Playing with his new band (https://www.facebook.com/petelindberg) . The BFs (www.thebfs.bandcamp.com) are cooler than you. Tristen (www.tristen.com) is on tour from Nashville. IT IS PRETTY MUCH SUMMER SO JUST PRETEND TUESDAY IS FRIDAY! |
This is a really big week , and I know you’re all quivering with anticipation, so let’s get down on it!
This Thursday at the Rhumb Line, Dave Sag’s Blooz Bash® features the inimitable “Geezerz©”. Long a mystery in these parts, these four hoarsemen are gathering under the head of steam created by the bloated full moon of last week, and expanding to enfold you in their lovin’ arms. For those of you who have been busy rearranging the furniture in your closets, said Geegerz consists of Dave Brown, systolic sliiideman and all-around guitarrh guru, David Mattacks, the atomic clock, on skins, Greg Tower, catarrh man,on haberdashery, and myself, Dave Sag, on base. Haven’t seen these guys in a while and I’m really looking forward to this, cuz my eyes are in the front of my head.
And Sunday, I’ll be up at Glenn’s, once again, with the Justin Quinn Band, but don’t worry, you who live in fear won’t be there…gotta cross the bridge…yada yada yada. Too bad: it’s a great club and the food is awesome! It’s 6 to 9. You can get 10 to life if you’re not careful.
And Monday, for those of you who have chosen a disabled , retired or unemployed lifestyle, why not come down to the Rose Baker Senior
Center before your nap for a rousing jazz encounter with the Good Old Salty Jazz Band? Honestly, these guys have more energy than most of you think. It’s a local, nay! national treasure and bears scrutiny. All you fancy dancers got nothing on the gliding grandparents on the dance floor. We’re there 1 to 3 p.m. Bring smelling salts? depends….