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Upcoming Shows

Micky Dolenz of THE MONKEES: Songs & Stories
Thu
Oct
17
Micky Dolenz of THE MONKEES: Songs & Stories

Show Time: 7:30pm
Doors Open: 6:00pm
Ticket Price: $65 - $95
Show Type: Adult Contemporary
Restrictions: All Ages
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Jazz-Funk-Soul
Fri
Oct
18
Jazz-Funk-Soul

Show Time: 7:30pm
Doors Open: 6:00pm
Ticket Price: $35 - $65
Show Type: Jazz
Restrictions: All Ages
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Dead Letter Office
Fri
Oct
25
Dead Letter Office

Show Time: 7:30pm
Doors Open: 6:00pm
Ticket Price: $25 - $40
Show Type: Rock
Restrictions: All Ages
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Lotus Land Rush Tribute
Sat
Oct
26
Lotus Land Rush Tribute

Show Time: 7:30pm
Doors Open: 6:00pm
Ticket Price: $30 - $55
Show Type: Rock
Restrictions: All Ages
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Stacy Mitchhart’s Juke Joint Blues Party Album Release
Fri
Nov
1
Stacy Mitchhart’s Juke Joint Blues Party Album Release

Show Time: 7:30pm
Doors Open: 6:00pm
Ticket Price: $19 - $29
Show Type: Blues
Restrictions: All Ages
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Ludlow Garage in the News...

John Sebastian Discusses Rare Life and Career Ahead of Cincinnati Appearance

CityBeat

John Sebastian and Jimmy Vivino play the Ludlow Garage on Aug. 3.

John Sebastian helped define an era at a turning point in popular music and culture in the ‘60s as a member of the rock and roll/folk-blended group The Lovin’ Spoonful. With the band, Sebastian put out a number of hits, like “Summer in the City,” “Do You Believe in Magic” and “You Didn’t Have to be So Nice” and also enjoyed a successful solo career in addition to historic session work.

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INTERVIEW: JERRY SHIRLEY PREPS “THE HUMBLE PIE LEGACY – 50 YEARS OF SMOKIN’” TOUR

Grateful Web

Music from Big Pink [by The Band] had just come out [in mid-1968], and we were all blown away by it,” Shirley recalled to us in our phone interview. “The first song we ran through was a cover arrangement of their song ‘We Can Talk’. First, we played it perfectly with guitars only (no keyboard at that first meeting), through tiny amps, but it sounded huge. And then, they sang just the vocals a cappella. I told my brother that night that I felt like I had just joined the greatest band in the world.”

Ludlow Rides Again

Cincinnati Magazine

The Ludlow Garage is legendary for some of us in Cincinnati. The Kinks, The Allman Brothers, The MC5, and Iggy Pop all performed there in the heyday of the 1970s.

When I caught wind that Brian Knueven and Kevin Worthington had taken over managing the place under the new ownership of David Taylor, I decided to look into what they have in store.

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