Woodlands Tavern
Sun
December 15, 2019
1:00 pm
All Ages
Join School of Rock Dublin in celebrating at Woodlands Tavern, Sunday December 15th.
DOORS @ 1PM // TIX $10 ADV, $12 DOS
All Ages
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Woodlands Tavern
Sun
December 15, 2019
6:00 pm
All Ages
Woodlands Tavern
Mon
December 16, 2019
6:00 pm
(Doors: 5:00 pm )
All Ages
Woodlands Tavern
Mon
December 16, 2019
9:00 pm
(Doors: 8:00 pm )
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Tue
December 17, 2019
12:00 am
All Ages
Put on your ugliest Holiday sweater and head here on Monday December 16th! Get smooth with Columbus' Yacht Rock band Yachtopia.
Woodlands Tavern
Tue
December 17, 2019
6:00 pm
All Ages
The band, a self-described mix of pop, blues and soul, is fronted by singer/songwriters Adam Darling and Stephanie Amber. The duo recently released their second full length ‘All The Feels’. An album that showed listeners they refuse to be... Read more
The band, a self-described mix of pop, blues and soul, is fronted by singer/songwriters Adam Darling and Stephanie Amber. The duo recently released their second full length ‘All The Feels’. An album that showed listeners they refuse to be defined by any one genre. They have been featured on ABC 6 Good Morning Columbus, soon to be featured on Broad and High (PBS), and are fresh off their first east coast tour. The band is thrilled to back home and working on album number 3. Featuring Dwight Bailey on bass and James Gaiters on drums. In the meantime they are releasing the exciting Sonic Lounge Sessions.
Born and raised in Ohio, Darling met Amber (a New York native) while working at the same restaurant in Los Angeles. The two were both pursuing a career in music and quickly hit it off, writing together for more than a year before forming their band. After performing all over LA, at sought-after venues like The House of Blues and The Hotel Cafe, the duo moved back to the Midwest to continue work on their first album. Once the duo arrived in Columbus they teamed up with Dwight Bailey and created their self titled first album. One year after that James joined the group and the rest is, as they say, history! They have had the pleasure of performing at Jazz and Ribs Festival, Creekside Blues & Jazz Festival, Columbus Arts Festival - opening for Post Modern Jukebox, Pride Festival - closing the festival out after Martha Wash, and many other exciting festivals
Woodlands Tavern
Thu
December 19, 2019
6:00 pm
(Doors: 5:00 pm )
All Ages
Woodlands Tavern
Thu
December 19, 2019
8:00 pm
All Ages
"Liberty Deep Down, or LDD for short, is an energetic on the rise band based out of Columbus, Ohio. Combining lead singer Dominic Frissora's pop melodies with catchy synth from bassist/keyboardist Cameron Becker, memorable guitar riffs from ... Read more
"Liberty Deep Down, or LDD for short, is an energetic on the rise band based out of Columbus, Ohio. Combining lead singer Dominic Frissora's pop melodies with catchy synth from bassist/keyboardist Cameron Becker, memorable guitar riffs from guitarist Cooper Bourne, and strong beats from drummer Mitch Arnholt, LDD deemed their sound as Pop n' Roll. Sharing the stage with artists of various genres, from Bon Jovi, Fifth Harmony, Gavin Degraw, Daya, Blackbear, Echosmith, MKTO, Starset, Drake Bell, Aaron Carter and more, LDD always stands their ground and makes their mark on the stage, leaving fans wanting more."
Woodlands Tavern
Thu
December 19, 2019
8:00 pm
All Ages
Mystic Bowie’s Talking Dreads
On “Life During Wartime,” the first single from Talking Heads’ 1979 album Fear of Music, David Byrne famously sang the immortal lyrics, “This ain’t no party, this ain’t no dis... Read more
Mystic Bowie’s Talking Dreads
On “Life During Wartime,” the first single from Talking Heads’ 1979 album Fear of Music, David Byrne famously sang the immortal lyrics, “This ain’t no party, this ain’t no disco...no time for dancing...” Yet all those anti-fun declarations go gleefully out the window when Mystic Bowie, aka the “Head Dread,” takes the stage, re-imagining and infusing fresh life into the Talking Heads’ classic catalog with his high octane mix of roots reggae, ska and lover’s rock (aka “romantic reggae”).
Since debuting his musically revolutionary Talking Dreads project live at the High Times Music Festival on the beach in Negril in late 2015, the charismatic Jamaican-born singer and performer has electrified audiences at more than 100 shows across North America – spinning the heads of initially skeptical Talking Heads fans, and getting everyone else grooving along to the infectious, joyous rhythms and jubilant spirit of his native island. Considering the success of these events, it was only a matter of time before Bowie – who has lived in the Northeastern U.S. for many years – headed back to his cherished homeland and set up shop at the famed Barry O’Hare Studios in Ocho Rios. He gathered old friends he had played music with since childhood, along with younger musicians, legendary Jamaican artists and other surprise guests to capture all the magic of his live performances on the epic, 13 track recording Mystic Bowie’s Talking Dreads.
“Talking Dreads is much more than a cover band,” Mystic says. “I am very much drawing on my own musical culture and history to make these amazing songs my own, while at the same time preserving the integrity of the Talking Heads songs. I’ve always felt that reggae’s dance-inspiring, feel good vibe is universal, as are many of the band’s songs. And don’t forget their intelligent, powerful lyrics, which are fun to sing and shine fresh light on through this new fusion of styles. It took a lot of effort to deconstruct and dissect each song to make it work seamlessly with my singing and performance style. I removed all the instrumentation, kept the story and words, then created my own reggae, Caribbean and tribal feel and married those two elements – then brought back a few of the melodies that captured my attention back in the day.”
Mystic can trace his passion for all things Talking Heads back to his early days performing at hotels in Jamaica, when he heard “Wild Wild Life” – but his connection to the legendary new wave band goes much deeper. His close personal and professional relationship with Chris Frantz and Tina Weymouth, founding members of Talking Heads and Tom Tom Club, began when he joined the latter group as a singer in 1996. He appeared on their 2000 album The Good, The Bad and the Funky and performed with them for nearly 20 years. Mystic’s first spark of inspiration for the concept that evolved into Talking Dreads began during his time with Tom Tom Club, when there were attempts by certain entities to secure a new Talking Heads album and reunion tour.
Woodlands Tavern
Fri
December 20, 2019
6:00 pm
(Doors: 5:00 pm )
All Ages
Woodlands Tavern
Fri
December 20, 2019
9:00 pm
All Ages
Join us for a very specail evening with an all star line up to celebrate the life and music of John Mullins. Featuring Steve Sweney, Eric Lanese, Eric Sargent, Nathaniel Reeb, Nate Holman, and Nick Shaver.
Woodlands Tavern
Sat
December 21, 2019
7:00 pm
All Ages