United States

Las Vegas

Nevada

Independent artists, The Brummies, made up of vocalists and multi-instrumentalists John Davidson and Jacob Bryant, and drummer Trevor Davis.

The Brummies

Grand Rapids

Michigan

Located in Downtown Grand Rapids, The Intersection has been providing West Michigan with the best local and national live music and entertainment for over 40 years. The comfortable atmosphere at The Intersection is like no other place in West Michigan. It is a place where you can enjoy a drink during Happy Hour, an intimate concert in The Stache, or a quality night of entertainment in the showroom. We are ranked top 50 in the world and only plan on going up. Ongoing improvements to amenities, visuals, sound and lighting are only going to improve the experiences we bring to you and make them more enjoyable and memorable. Thank you for your continued support!

The Intersection - The Stache

The Brummies LIVE in Cleveland, OH @ Mahall's on Oct 12th

Doors @ 7:00pm

Presented by Mahall's.

All ages

Cleveland

Ohio

Mahall’s is an institution to eat, drink, dance, perform, get married, bowl, take a trip down memory lane, see live music, catch an improv show, tango, celebrate a birthday, screen a movie, shoot a film, pose for photos, see great art, ring in the new year. The list goes on.
Founded in 1924 by John K. Mahall, Mahall’s started out as a dance hall, before adding a confectionery store then a barbershop. It’s latest — and longest running — iteration is as a restaurant and bowling alley. Prior to its first and only change of ownership in 2012, the establishment was passed down through three Mahall generations — with each family at some point living in the apartment above. 

Mahall’s occupies a unique and distinctive section of Lakewood’s Birdtown neighborhood - initially built to house Union Carbide and Standard Oil (mostly immigrant) workers. There, Mahall’s 20 Lanes appealed to the close-knit community and business thrived for decades. 

In 2021, there was a major adjustment to be made. Following the COVID-19 pandemic, the next challenge was to reopen Mahall’s to the community with the intention of adapting and growing. In the early stages, familiar faces were brought in as partners in ownership. Their goal was to expand the hospitality and events programming along with creating additional awareness of the space on a local and national level. 

Mahall’s is an institution to eat, drink, dance, perform, get married, bowl, take a trip down memory lane, see live music, catch an improv show, tango, celebrate a birthday, screen a movie, shoot a film, pose for photos, see great art, ring in the new year. The list goes on.