Friday, December 22nd – The Beatles Night – EARLY – DOORS 9:00pm – BAND STARTS AT 9:30PM. $10 at the door Ryan, Dan, Matt, Pat, Nick and Paul have been doing the Beatles Night for many years now… we have been doing the 50th anniversary of the albums as they come up… culminating with Sgt. Pepper in June when we played with 5 horns, 5 strings and recreated the seminal album note for note. That one we did out on the street for the Townehouse 30 Pop Festival. For Christmas this year we will have some of our horns returning for the mid era music. The core of the band continue mining the catalog deep into the B-Sides, the solo years and beyond, alongside some of the favourite hits of all time. Of course we give a special thanks to Melanie Grillanda for writing out the horn arrangements and arranging the players. In 2018, The Beatles Night will return with another big show with Strings and Horns to take one more run at Sgt Pepper, Magical Mystery tour and some other Beatles favourites that make use of the small orchestra. Come join in with us for this very special experience.

Duncan Cameron creates fresh and detailed folk music. His compositions and adaptations of old songs in both French and English reveal the depth and contrast of emotions in lyrics as well as instrumental music. To that end, his arrangements and compositions draw not only from Celtic roots but also classical music, funk, and other popular styles.

Saturday, December 23rd – Northern Memphis Revival - EARLY DOORS 9:00pm – BAND STARTS AT 9:30PM. $10 at the door The celebration of Stax records and Memphis Soul continues. This band has been a special project for 3 years now. Once again bringing in 3 special teams… the Townehouse house musicians of many years… Ryan, Pepper, Matt, Paul… the amazing singers… Nadia, Anita, Jennifer… the horns… Melanie, Cathy, Darcy… to come together as a tight unit that plays the greatest soul music ever written from Otis Redding, Aretha Franklin, The Staple Singers, Ray Charles, Sam and Dave, Wilson Pickett, Etta James and so much more. It looks like we might pay tribute with a song or two from Sharon Jones and Charles Bradley, modern soul singers who recently passed.