Thursday, January 5

August Winters live in the 9th Ward with Derek Gregoire, Vada March, The Last Sentry and Mom Said No

Tickets: $10 advance, $12 day of show available at Ticketweb.com, Babeville Box Office (M-F 10a-5p) or charge by phone 866-777-8932.

7pm Doors. 7:30pm Show.

Line-Up
7:30 –  8:00pm    Derek Gregiore
8:10 –  8:40pm    Vada March
8:50 –  9:30pm    August Winters
9:40 – 10:10pm   The Last Sentry
10:20 – 11:00pm   Mom Said No

August Winters is Indie Rock/Pop Punk from Central PA.
Combining the styles of Todays radio with early 2000’s emo rock comes August Winters. Hailing from State College, PA, August Winters is the solo project of singer-songwriter Drew Zimmerman combined with his back band of friends creating the perfect Nu-Age Pop Rock. From hard hitting beats and high energy guitars to catchy lyrics and smooth acoustic guitar, August Winters shows the energy of Drew from his punk rock days to his more matured pop rock sound. Quoted by audiences as “The Killers meets Jimmy Eats World and Hawthorne Heights”.

Derek Gregoire is a solo acoustic musician out of a little town called Gowanda, NY. He has been playing an singing for 10 years, and brings forth deep metaphorical lyrics and unmatchable energy.

Vada March is a versatile singer-songwriter from a small town in Upstate New York. Gigging for many years, she played most notably at the MOVE Music Festival in Albany, NY in April. Drawing inspiration from an eclectic range of genres and artists, Vada continues to prove that the singer-songwriter genre does not need to be a monotonous one. She is currently in the process of finishing the writing and recording of her debut album, digitally releasing the track, “Midnight Iris”, in March.

The Last Sentry are an up and coming indie / alternative band from Buffalo, NY.

Mom Said No is an alternative band from Buffalo, NY. Their latest release is called “Motivation”.