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Banjo Joe & Danielle

Banjo Joe and Danielle are a vivacious duo playing their own brand of bluegrass on banjo and upright bass. Sweethearts for over a decade, they are currently touring the western US in a converted school bus and performing live music.

Banjo Joe has a unique two finger style of banjo picking. His powerful tenor voice is strong and clear, sweetened by Danielle’s harmonies. He was also the lead singer for Whistle Pigs and has been a singer/songwriter/banjo player for close to 20 years. The talented Danielle makes her debut with the upright bass.

Check out their converted school bus tour here: https://www.youtube.com/c/banjojoeanddanielle.

photos of banjo joe and danielle in a collage

Sugar Moon

the four members of sugar moon pose with their instrumentsSugar Moon is a dynamic female band, playing decades of danceable hits crowds love to sing, dance and sometimes even play along to!

Sugar Moon Facebook Page

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No Live Music – Super Bowl

We don’t feature live music on Superbowl Sunday.  Since we don’t even have one of them new-fangled TV thing-a-ma-jiggy’s to watch the game on.

Enjoy!

New Year’s Eve with The Naughty Bits

Who doesn’t want to spend New Year’s Eve with The Naughty Bits?  We’re excited to have this dynamic band performing this New Year’s Eve at the Spirit Room in Jerome Az.  We hope you can make plans to join us for an evening to remember with the Naughty Bits!

a collage of the naughty bits band members

Christmas Day at the Spirit Room with Moondog

moondog performing at the spirit room, jerome azA Christmas afternoon for those of us/you who may have little to no family in the area.  We’re featuring a Jerome legend, Moondog!  He will be howling tunes your way and word on the street is that Santa himself will be making a visit.  You better be nice and catch some tunes with your favorite beer or cocktail.

Pelham Blue

cadu medina of pelham blue

Cadu Medina – Guitar

Cadu Medina, Guitar
Cadu picked up the guitar for the first time at the age of 11 and never really put it down until college, work, family, and kids came along for the ride. His influences are as eclectic as his country of origin Brazil, ranging from Samba, MPB and Latin rhythms to Rock, Punk, and Blues. Pelham Blue is Cadu’s return to his true passion: music. “I’ve never missed anything in my life like I missed playing in a band. Life’s really good now.”

pelham blue band chad dixson

Chad Dixson, Vocals

Chad Dixson, vocals
Chad’s love for music began cultivating at a young age. Being part of the SoCal skateboard scene, he was influenced by all types of rock, pop, punk, and rap/hip-hop. He learned to play various instruments over his lifetime and served in his local churches as a volunteer musician and music director. Chad chuckles when describing his start with Pelham Blue “I came into rehearsal to try out for a keyboard role then asked if I could sing one of the songs…the rest is history!”

charlie clark plays guitar for pelham blue

Charlie Clark – Guitar

Charlie Clark, Guitar
Charlie Clark grew up in the small copper mining town of Morenci, Arizona, where he discovered rock music. At age 15 his mother gave him an electric guitar and the head banging began. Influenced by 80’s and 90’s rock he taught himself to play. Now he is having the time of his life performing his favorite songs with Pelham Blue.

brandon brizall, drummer for pelham blue

Brandon Brizal – Drums

Brandon Brizal, Drums
Mini-bio to come.

darrell denlinger plays the bass for pelham blue

Darrell Denlinger – Bass

Darrell Denlinger, bass
Darrell is making up for lost time, having been separated from music for several decades while toiling away as a Silicon Valley software engineer. A native of Flagstaff, he has considered Northern Arizona home and is now retired in Prescott, studying jazz and pursuing entrepreneurial dreams. 90’s rock is the chance to indulge the irreverent and fun side. Bass chose him as a teenager. – “I want people to feel the music and not just hear it.”

Pelham Blue Band Website