Join us in welcoming the ContraBanditos to the Word-Famous Spirit Room stage!  We can’t wait!

Nothing like celebrating a Friday Evening with Frizzy & Edgy!  We can’t think of a better way than to have Frizzy & Edgy serenade us with their infectious sound.

Frizzy and Edgy are two talented local Jerome musicians and they will amaze you with the depth of their musicianship.  Sally has been singing since an early age and has been in numerous bands and projects.  With her on bass, her husband joins her with harmonies and guitar.

Start your weekend right with some home-grown tunes at the Spirit Room in Jerome Az.

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Join us in welcoming DJ Wolfenkat to the World-Famous Spirit Room Stage! Yup, they’re ready to spin some discs for you so get ready for some dancing action!

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Tickets are on sale via Stephen Ashbrook website, follow the appropriate links below.

Friday Night Tickets
Saturday Night Tickets

Please join us for a night of music with Stephen Ashbrook & his band! A local favorite. Be sure to arrive early we are always packed when Stephen visits!

West Coast singer/songwriter Stephen Ashbrook had access to only two records growing up (Simon & Garfunkel’s Bridge Over Troubled Water and Jesus Christ Superstar), both of which were enticing enough to send the California native on a hunt to his local library to expand his musical horizons.

Citing heroes as diverse as John Steinbeck, the Rolling Stones, and Winston Churchill, Ashbrook honed his chops amidst the fertile late-’90s Tempe, Arizona alt-rock scene, where he took home The Phoenix Tribune’s Best Acoustic Performer title in both 1998 and 2000; he even got to play for President William Jefferson Clinton, at the request of the White House.

Known for his rich baritone, smooth falsetto, and penchant for open-road heartland folk-rock in the vein of Tom Petty, the Wallflowers, and Joe Henry, he released an EP, About Last Night, in 1993, followed by a full-length eponymous studio album with his band Satellite in 1995.

His solo debut, the critically acclaimed Navigator, arrived in 1998, with Drive and American B-Sides, the latter of which featured members of the Gin Blossoms, the Pistoleros, and Dead Hot Workshop, arriving in 2001 and 2002, respectively.

Ashbrook relocated to Portland, Oregon after the arrival of the latter, releasing his first live collection, Double Live @ Long Wong’s, in 2004, and White Balloons, his sixth studio album, in 2008.

Tickets are on sale via Stephen Ashbrook website, follow the appropriate links below.

Friday Night Tickets
Saturday Night Tickets

Please join us for a night of music with Stephen Ashbrook & his band! A local favorite. Be sure to arrive early we are always packed when Stephen visits!

West Coast singer/songwriter Stephen Ashbrook had access to only two records growing up (Simon & Garfunkel’s Bridge Over Troubled Water and Jesus Christ Superstar), both of which were enticing enough to send the California native on a hunt to his local library to expand his musical horizons.

Citing heroes as diverse as John Steinbeck, the Rolling Stones, and Winston Churchill, Ashbrook honed his chops amidst the fertile late-’90s Tempe, Arizona alt-rock scene, where he took home The Phoenix Tribune’s Best Acoustic Performer title in both 1998 and 2000; he even got to play for President William Jefferson Clinton, at the request of the White House.

Known for his rich baritone, smooth falsetto, and penchant for open-road heartland folk-rock in the vein of Tom Petty, the Wallflowers, and Joe Henry, he released an EP, About Last Night, in 1993, followed by a full-length eponymous studio album with his band Satellite in 1995.

His solo debut, the critically acclaimed Navigator, arrived in 1998, with Drive and American B-Sides, the latter of which featured members of the Gin Blossoms, the Pistoleros, and Dead Hot Workshop, arriving in 2001 and 2002, respectively.

Ashbrook relocated to Portland, Oregon after the arrival of the latter, releasing his first live collection, Double Live @ Long Wong’s, in 2004, and White Balloons, his sixth studio album, in 2008.

Sadie Norkin is an Arizona based, Washington bred, singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist.

Confronted with grief at a young age, Sadie always struggled to feel understood, and found solace through songwriting. Her cathartic process remains to be the common thread in her diverse works.

Performing local festival circuits while coming of age, she discovered her deep passion for connecting with live audiences and storytelling. Entertaining became a much-needed form of healing, guaranteeing a deeply soulful experience to any on-looker.

After completing her time at Berklee College of Music, Sadie moved across the country to manage a studio in LA. She experienced an eye-opening initiation into the business-sphere of the music industry. Suffice to say, it left an unsavory taste in her mouth as she ached to get back to her own sacred stage.

Sadie brings forth a style defined by the simple joy of songwriting and letting music speak for itself. Her recent and upcoming works draws inspiration from artists such as Aurora, St. Vincent, and A Perfect Circle.

Sadie’s music is a unique genre-transcendent interpretation of the human experience, exploring what it means to celebrate life, in an era defined by virtual reality. Her next release “Subtle Cruel” is scheduled for December 16th of 2022.

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