Live Music

The Hot Sauce Band performs multi-generational popular music with a unique spicy flair. "We bring the party!"

Tim Cooney’s music is a soulful mix of folk, blues and rock in an easy-listening, finger-style guitar format. The resulting performance is a blend of familiar covers and originals played in a fresh and interesting style.

Bluesy classics, smooth rock, and originals showcase the talent of this Philly-based couple!

Bruce Anthony & Sam Nobles are a Delaware duo that performs jazz, blues, folk and everything in between. Well-known in the local music scene, you don’t want to miss out on their smooth set!

Richard Walton is one of the youngest inductees in the Maryland Entertainment Hall Of Fame! He's an established, interactive and entertaining solo guitarist/vocalist with a catalogue of over 400 songs, his solo act being Americana & Pop based! Richard has professionally performed for over twenty-five years throughout the Mid-Atlantic region. He began his musical journey as a musician in Mid-Atlantic cover bands, eventually graduating to a career as a songwriter, publisher, bandleader and recording artist. He formed the publishing & recording company Notlaw Music (Walton spelled backwards). As of 2020, Richard has released 12 worldwide distributed CD’s and earned close to 40 songwriting awards! 

Nearly York is a 3-piece American alt/pop rock band. Their evolving style and multi-instrumentalist members continue to forgo industry norms both live and in the studio.

The band formed in 2018, but founding members Lucas Gienow and Brad Hartman met years earlier while attending Lebanon Valley College. “I was taking the new freshmen on a campus tour when I first met Brad,” Lucas recalls. “It sounds strange, but I got a feeling at that moment like he was someone I was supposed to know - to make music with. I haven’t released a song without him since.” Adding drummer and background vocalist Chris Mundy was the final piece to the puzzle and Nearly York formed shortly after, releasing an 11-song LP and two follow up singles.

A background in professional audio has led to rapid growth in the band’s performances and self-produced sound, which they’ve taken to colleges, festivals and popular music venues across Pennsylvania, Maryland and New Jersey in their first year of touring. Captivating hooks heard in songs like the rock anthem “Everything” and the piano-driven “Stuck In These Ways” have attracted a young and rapidly growing audience just in time for the band’s most recent release, the 6-song EP “Like Everybody Else”.