United States

Las Vegas

Nevada

Ripe is a Funk/Pop band out of Boston, MA. Its members are Robbie Wulfsohn – Vocals, Tory Geismar – Guitar, Jon Becker – Guitar, Sampson Hellerman – Drums, Josh Shpak – Trumpet, EWI, Calvin Barthel – Trombone Nadav Shapira – Bass.

Ripe

Ripe’s new album Bright Blues is a collection of 12 songs full of sleek grooves and bold melodies that the Boston quartet put together to help ride out tough times, an anthem for better days ahead.

“The wildest thing for me is that the record simultaneously sounds like it has the scars of everything we’ve been through and also that it doesn’t — it’s joyful music, which is very exciting given that it was made in the middle of getting hit in the stomach,” says singer Robbie Wulfsohn, who came together with guitarist Jon Becker, drummer Sampson Hellerman and trombonist Calvin Barthel while they were all studying at Berklee College of Music.

The band drew acclaim from the likes of the Boston Globe, Huffington Post and WXPN with their first full-length, Joy in the Wild Unknown. Their streams on Spotify surged past 56 million as they conquered stages at festivals including Bonnaroo, Firefly, SweetWater and Bottlerock, and sold tens of thousands of tickets across the US, including selling out the iconic House of Blues Boston and Brooklyn Steel.

Bright Blues is their first release after signing to indie powerhouse Glassnote Records and their first release working with outside co-writers. Teaming up on production with Noah Conrad (BTS, Niall Horan) and Ryan Linvill (Olivia Rodrigo, Dermot Kennedy) helped bring the high-energy, freewheeling stage show to the recording studio, with the result being an album that shows the full scope of the band’s abilities as writers and performers. The live show has always been at the core of who Ripe is, and now the recorded music can stand alongside it as an all-encompassing representation of who the band is and where they are going.

Bright Blues is available worldwide on March 10th, 2023 via Glassnote Records.

HOKO stretchalternative into experimental pop, creating an uncategorizable and hypnoticsound that paints in broad strokes of psychedelia and rock. The New York band,Nathaniel Hoho and Jesse Kotansky, invite immersion into layers of richsoundscape architecture and hummable hooks. Nathaniel honed his chops on thestreets, busking to survive and sleeping in his car before settling in Brooklynwhere he met Jesse at a barbecue. Collectively, the two have worked withartists including Pond, Nick Allbrook, and J Mascis. Inspired by legendaryartists like David Bowie, Queen, and The Beatles, the pair experimented withnew sounds in a pop space, leading to their 2020 signing with EQT and thesuccess of their single "OK OK." The band continued to gain tractionwith their independent EP Heathen, highlighted by fan favorites "CandyEyes" and "Hellogoodbye," which was remixed by PVRIS. Theyperformed at Lollapalooza, Bonnaroo, and supported artists like Milky Chanceand Young The Giant. Their 2023 singles for EQT Recordings/Republic Records,including "Hazy," showcase their vision in a whole new light.

New York

White Eagle Hall is a newly restored and renovated historic theater located in the thriving nightlife scene of Downtown Jersey City, New Jersey. White Eagle Hall presents live music, theatre, comedy, dance, film, family shows as well as other performances while serving food and drinks. In addition, White Eagle Hall is a warm and intimate event space perfect for weddings, receptions, private parties, fundraisers, corporate meetings and other functions.

As one of the newest and most unique live-performance and event spaces in the Northeast, White Eagle Hall comprehensive overhaul features a roughly 8,000 square-foot flexible space venue and it’s capacity is 800 standing, 400 seating or 250 seated for dining; has many historic features including a wrought iron wrap-around balcony, a coffered tin ceiling with 2 large stained glass atriums at 28-feet high; has optimized acoustics and the latest in high quality lighting & sound technology and artist & audience amenities with 23-ft. proscenium stage that’s 30-feet. wide by 25-feet. Deep; two levels of back-stage areas, including fully-equipped dressing rooms that include 2 full restrooms with showers, make-up counter areas, private green rooms, washer/dryer & fridges. White Eagle Hall includes its own food & bar service complete with 3 bars and food counters; also features two restaurants – Madame and Cellar 335 – both seating 200 combined and are separate from and below the venue at the ground level.

WEH has been outfitted with the latest sound technology, creating a nearly echo-free atmosphere with enhanced aural clarity. Features include: sound isolation springs in floors and walls; custom-fabricated sound diffusion and absorption panels on ceilings; sound isolations springs on the Roof Top HVAC unit, eliminating the noise from air conditioning or heating; the stage’s sound panel has its own discreet ground, silencing unwanted hums. Even the preserved and fully restored dimpled tin ceilings have sound diffusion qualities. Through this system of sound absorption, isolation and diffusion, White Eagle Hall achieves 1.2 millisecond level of sound decay, one of the highest industry standards. Nearly all echo, unwanted noise and incidental reverberations are eliminated. White Eagle Hall is equipped with the latest generation, D&B Audiotechnik PA system controlled by Digico sound boards, considered state-of-the art and is the most sought after system by musicians and other performers. The system features a total of four 18-inch Subwoofers, two beneath the stage and two flown boxes, resulting in a full range of coverage throughout the venue; even the low-end sound can be heard on the balcony level. The WEH restoration created a front of house mix position, where the light and sound are controlled. This sunken design – it rests below the balcony – allows for clear, unhindered audience sight-lines as well as a more accurate reference point for sound and lighting technicians. The mixing console is fully integrated with the PA system, allowing for flexible mix positions and remote operation – a tech can work the lights and sound with his or her tablet from anywhere inside the hall. White Eagle Hall ’s POE LED House lights have full color spectrum capability. The LED Theatrical lights feature state-of-the-art intelligent lighting, but also have analog dimming flexibility for “old school” lighting effects all controlled by a MADOT2 lighting board.

HISTORY
The White Eagle Hall opened in 1910, constructed by Polish immigrants and craftsmen under the leadership of Father Peter Boleslaus Kwiatowski, who was driven from his native Poland by Russian occupiers just before the turn of the 20th century. During the depression, but before his death in 1934, Kwiatowski transferred the ownership of White Eagle Hall to St. Anthony’s. The parish managed the venue throughout the 20th century – in addition to church-related and other community activities. By preserving the historic integrity of the building while enhancing the audience experience with the latest in sound & lighting technology as well as amenities White Eagle Hall is a theater, performance, concert and event venue for the 21st century.

Embedded in the White Eagle Hall ceiling are two spectacular, hand-crafted stain-glass skylights – one commemorating Frédéric Chopin, the classical music composer, and the other Marcella Sembrich, an internationally renowned opera star – she sang 11 seasons with New York Metropolitan Opera.

Perhaps White Eagle Halls most famous achievement is the facility’s unique contribution to Basketball, the St. Anthony Friars, the basketball team of St. Anthony High School. Bob Hurley – Jersey City native – was the coach of this legendary team. Dozens of students under Hurley’s tutelage earned basketball scholarships to attend colleges and university and went on to play on major league teams. Hurley was the first High School Coach to be inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame. The original wood basketball floor where the Friars had their famous practice are now used as bar counters and balcony flooring; wood fixtures from Saint Boniface Church (constructed in 1865), can be found in the window frames, bar sides and balcony railings and ledges; Boniface altar fixtures can also be seen in the box office/merchandise area.

White Eagle Hall restoration project followed the latest in sustainable building practices, repurposing materials from the original construction by Ben LoPiccolo Development Group, LLC (BLDG) and its restoration was completed in 2016. In 2017, The Jersey City Landmarks Conservancy awarded its 2017 Excellence in Preservation Award for the restoration of White Eagle Hall, as a historic theater and public assembly venue.

White Eagle Hall is a newly restored and renovated historic theater located in the thriving nightlife scene of Downtown Jersey City, New Jersey. White Eagle Hall presents live music, theatre, comedy, dance, film, family shows as well as other performances while serving food and drinks. In addition, White Eagle Hall is a warm and intimate event space perfect for weddings, receptions, private parties, fundraisers, corporate meetings and other functions.

White Eagle Hall

Baltimore

Maryland

Rams Head Live! is an indoor music venue, club, and bar located in Baltimore, Maryland. Located in the Power Plant Live! section of downtown Baltimore, the venue is surrounded by several other bars and clubs. Rams Head Live! opened on December 15, 2004. The venue features 26,000 square feet (2,400 square meters) of floor space with five bars and three different viewing levels of the stage.

Rams Head Live!

Philadelphia

Pennsylvania

XL LIVE IS CENTRAL PA'S PREMIERE LIVE MUSIC VENUE, EVENT CENTER, AND REHEARSAL FACILITY. FEATURING STATE OF THE ART DIGITAL SOUND AND LIGHTING, A 200" ON STAGE LED WALL AND LARGE SCREENS SIMULCASTING THE ENTERTAINMENT THROUGHOUT THE VENUE. THE FLOOR FEATURES LIGHT SHOWS, LASERS, & CO2 CANNONS. XL LIVE OFFERS A FULL BAR WITH 24 BEERS ON TAP, AS WELL AS AN EXCITING LIST OF SPECIALTY DRINKS AND SLUSHIES, A SNACK BAR AND SEATING AREA. SIT BENEATH THE SHADE OF OUR 200 YEAR OLD TREE ON THE PATIO (WITH FULL VIEW OF THE ENTERTAINMENT). WARM YOURSELF BY OUR BEAUTIFUL STONE FIREPLACE OR ONE OF OUR FIRE PITS. YOU CAN ALSO GRAB ANOTHER DRINK FROM OUR OUTSIDE BAR (SMOKING AREA INCLUDED). OUR UPGRADED LOFT VIEWING AREA OFFERS PATRONS THE ABILITY TO RELAX HIGH ABOVE THE CROWD IN A MORE INTIMATE SETTING. BOTTLE SERVICE WILL BE AT YOUR DISPOSAL (ALONG WITH DEDICATED SERVER) ANYWHERE IN THE VENUE WHEN PURCHASED. XL LIVE STRIVES TO BE A SAFE AND WELCOMING SPACE TO ALL; BOASTING SURVEILLANCE CAMERAS BOTH INSIDE AND OUT (INCLUDING OUR WELL LIT PARKING LOT). PLEASE NOTE: ALL UNATTENDED DRINKS WILL BE DISCARDED FOR THE SAFETY OF OUR PATRONS.

XL Live

Twenty6 Productions Presents: Ripe w/ HOKO at Buffalo Iron Works on Tuesday November 14th, 2023!

Ripe

Ripe’s new album Bright Blues is a collection of 12 songs full of sleek grooves and bold melodies that the Boston quartet put together to help ride out tough times, an anthem for better days ahead.

“The wildest thing for me is that the record simultaneously sounds like it has the scars of everything we’ve been through and also that it doesn’t — it’s joyful music, which is very exciting given that it was made in the middle of getting hit in the stomach,” says singer Robbie Wulfsohn, who came together with guitarist Jon Becker, drummer Sampson Hellerman and trombonist Calvin Barthel while they were all studying at Berklee College of Music.

The band drew acclaim from the likes of the Boston Globe, Huffington Post and WXPN with their first full-length, Joy in the Wild Unknown. Their streams on Spotify surged past 56 million as they conquered stages at festivals including Bonnaroo, Firefly, SweetWater and Bottlerock, and sold tens of thousands of tickets across the US, including selling out the iconic House of Blues Boston and Brooklyn Steel.

Bright Blues is their first release after signing to indie powerhouse Glassnote Records and their first release working with outside co-writers. Teaming up on production with Noah Conrad (BTS, Niall Horan) and Ryan Linvill (Olivia Rodrigo, Dermot Kennedy) helped bring the high-energy, freewheeling stage show to the recording studio, with the result being an album that shows the full scope of the band’s abilities as writers and performers. The live show has always been at the core of who Ripe is, and now the recorded music can stand alongside it as an all-encompassing representation of who the band is and where they are going.

Bright Blues is available worldwide on March 10th, 2023 via Glassnote Records.

Buffalo Iron Works
49 Illinois St Buffalo, NY 14203
Tickets: $25 ADV/$30 DOS
Doors: 7:00pm
Show: 8:00pm
Ages: 18+

Buffalo

A live music venue in Buffalo’s Historic Cobblestone District, next door to the KeyBank Center featuring a full bar!

Intimate live music lounge in an early 1900s factory space serving burgers, wings & other bar food.

"Funk, Soul, Rock & Jam Spread Daily"

-Live Music Venue featuring national & regionally touring artists

-A great choice of beer, wine and cocktails

-Outdoor patio

-Parties and music before and after KBC and Canalside events

A live music venue in Buffalo’s Historic Cobblestone District, next door to the KeyBank Center featuring a full bar!Intimate live music lounge in an early 1900s factory space serving burgers, wings & other bar food.

Buffalo Iron Works

The Capitol Theatre, designed by noted architect Thomas Lamb, opened on Wednesday, August 18, 1926 as a dignified playhouse with great decorative beauty and luxurious comfort. The open letter to Port Chester residents published in the newspaper that week boasted that it would contain “the only theater refrigerating system in Westchester County.” The grand opening, which included a performance of “The Star Spangled Banner” by a ten-piece orchestra and a showing of Sea Wolf, sold out all of its seats (then 2,000), and had to turn hundreds away.

People traveled from near and far to see shows at The Capitol. Hollywood kept the theater going for decades with films like Casablanca, Gone with the Wind and The Taming of the Shrew. Enthusiasts could pay as little as 5 cents to see a double-feature Sunday matinee.

The Capitol Theatre, designed by noted architect Thomas Lamb, opened on Wednesday, August 18, 1926 as a dignified playhouse with great decorative beauty and luxurious comfort. The open letter to Port Chester residents published in the newspaper that week boasted that it would contain “the only theater refrigerating system in Westchester County.” The grand opening, which included a performance of “The Star Spangled Banner” by a ten-piece orchestra and a showing of Sea Wolf, sold out all of its seats (then 2,000), and had to turn hundreds away.

The Capitol Theatre

$.25 from each ticket purchased will go to The Shout Syndicate, a Boston-based, volunteer-run fundraising effort who raises money to help fund youth-led arts programs at proven non-profit creative youth development organizations in Greater Boston. Housed at The Boston Foundation, The Shout Syndicate works in partnership with the Mayor's Office of Arts & Culture's creative plan, Boston Creates. https://www.theshoutsyndicate.com/

Boston

Massachusetts

This gastropub & music venue features New American fare and live acts, with an open kitchen & patio.

The Sinclair

Roadrunner is @BoweryBoston's newest 3,500 capacity venue, opening in Boston's Allston-Brighton neighborhood in Spring 2022. 

The Boston area has mourned the loss of beloved music venues since the pandemic hit two years ago. But tonight a new club opens in Allston-Brighton, and it's a big one.

Roadrunner is being billed as the largest indoor general admission venue in New England. We took a tour to find out how and why the team behind Roadrunner designed it to be a better experience for audiences and artists.

When you walk into a music venue it can be chaotic. You often end up meandering from the box office, in a herd of giddy people, through cramped hallways to find the stage. At Roadrunner it's one of the first things you see.

Roadrunner is @BoweryBoston's newest 3,500 capacity venue, opening in Boston's Allston-Brighton neighborhood in Spring 2022. The Boston area has mourned the loss of beloved music venues since the pandemic hit two years ago. But tonight a new club opens in Allston-Brighton, and it's a big one.