Irresolved performance(LIVE!)
When:

Sat, Jul 10, 2010 8:00 PM – Sat, Jul 10, 2010 10:00 PM
Where:
Royal Bean Coffee House – 3801-137 Hillsborough Street, Raleigh, NC 27607
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Irresolved performance(LIVE!) 
 

  
 
A band with diverse tastes.  Jazz standards to light rock, we avoid labeling because we love it all.
 
Band members consist of:
Allan Johnson on guitar and vocals, Jeff Wright on bass and vocals, Lynn Primm on guitar, percussion and vocals and Greg Bonadies on guitar.
 

WEBSITE:

myspace.com/irresolved

Performing Live this Saturday, May 15th from 8 PM until 10 PM is “Chris Titchner’.
 
Bio:

Chris Titchner’s music career began in Vermont playing with the band, Three Mile Limit.  Three Mile Limit found some regional success playing around New England and their debut CD, Floating Off Somewhere Else, had some fairly significant college radio airplay.  Following several years playing with cellist Ana Jesse, Titchner moved to Raleigh in 2000 and started his musical life as a solo artist.
In 2005, Chris released Moving Day.  Moving Day was featured on over 150 radio stations and was named runner-up for Best Folk Album in The Independent that year.
Reviewers and Music Journalists have compared Chris’s songwriting and musical style to Counting Crows, Barenaked Ladies, Ryan Adams, and Josh Ritter.

 
  
 
www.christitchner.com
   
www.myspace.com/christitchner 
   
www.facebook.com/christitchnermusic
   

Please come out to the Royal Bean for some free live music.  Performing live will Be Gary Mitchell and Sarah Howell.  You’ll have a good time I am certain!
 
BIO:
Gary Mitchell and Sarah Howell are a multi-talented duo who have been performing together in a variety of venues for about a year. Gary is a professional musician, a graduate of UNC Chapel Hill, who has played and collaborated with many local artists and toured the country spreading his passion for music, most notably while drumming for the folk rock/hip hop/reggae soul band “Bus,” alongside now “Avett Brothers” member Joe Kwon. His originals blend melodic elements of rock/blues with the groove centered feel of soul and funk, together with thoughtful inspirational lyrics, into a style all his own. Sarah is a student at Duke Divinity School whose originals range from snarky love songs to melodic explorations of faith, with a budding style that is reminiscent of Joni Mitchell. Sarah recently released her debut EP, “No Part of You.” Both Gary and Sarah have original CDs available at shows as well as on iTunes and Bandcamp.com. When playing together, they perform both originals and covers–everything from oldies to R&B to Top 40 and maybe even a country tune. You can learn more about each of their music by visiting Gary at www.myspace.com/visionrise and Sarah at www.sarahhowellmusic.com.
 
 

Performing live this Saturday, April 3rd, 2010: Boylion!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 

About Boylion

Robert Finck is the BOYLIONs. With help from friends, I try to make the music closest to me. The very strangest along with the froggy-went-a-courtin’est.

Live this Saturday, March 6th from 8 PM until 10 PM we feature “Bass-Scapes” and Jaafar(Troy Cole).  This is a performance that you do not want to miss!  As usual, we offer our music free of charge.  All we ask is that you show the artists some love and appreciation.  So come out this Saturday!  Please go to their website to “enjoy” examples of their music!!!  This will be a great time!  It’s not to be missed!
   
BASS-SCAPES          
 JAAFAR is Troy Cole, using a 6 string bass, an electric 
upright bass, and a four string acoustic bass, exploring 
soundscaped themes stemming from Arabic and Indian 
music and mythology, which he calls “BASS-SCAPES”. 
This “MEDITATION ON BASS” presents the music of 
JAAFAR as a new and insightful journey, a deep 
meditative spiritual act where music and the spirit walk 
hand in hand. www.jaafarmusic.com 
      
 

  
   Performing Live: Viktoria Petermann and also Robert Finck!  Please join us at the Royal Bean Coffee house to listen to some great music and to support your local area musical artist.  For directions to our place click on the ‘Directions/Contact’ tab at the top of this web page or click here: http://royalbeancoffeehouse.com/blog/contact-info-directions/
Read Below for details on these two artist, and click on their respective images to go to their MySpace pages! 
 About Viktoria Petermann:
She has been playing guitar and writing original music for the last 3 years, but has only recently started performing around the community. She finds that relationships (not necessarily her own) between people have been the most interesting to observe and write about. She plans to release an EP over the summer.
Also featuring, Boylion:

About Boylion

Robert Finck is the BOYLIONs. With help from friends, I try to make the music closest to me. The very strangest along with the froggy-went-a-courtin’est.

Featuring Rob Lytle on Saturday,2/13/2010 8:00 PM at Royal Bean Coffee House!
To hear samples of his music please go to his MySpace page found here:http://www.reverbnation.com/roblytle .  Thank you all so much for your support.
 
Artist Bio
Rob Lytle has been writing and performing music for over 20 years and has performed at legendary (and not so legendary) folk and acoustic venues throughout the United States. He is best known as one of the mainstays of the Boston singer songwriter resurgence of the 90’s and as one half of the acoustic duo “The Other Side”.

Rob’s self-titled 1996 CD was co-produced by folk
veteran guitarist/songwriter Geoff Bartley, who also plays guitar on the project. Other back-up vocalists and musicians include Dar Williams, Ellis Paul, Amy Malkoff, Lori Fassman, Eric Kilburn, Franco Estille, John Sands. and pianist Dan Shapira. The recording contains ten songs including Cry For The Working Man, and That’s My Head That’s Talking

Please drop by the Royal Bean for our open mic night hosted by the “North Carolina Song Writers Organization.  “A place to try out your new songs, see how they come across on stage and hear what other songwriters in the area are writing. The Open Mic is where you hone your writing and performing skills, and it’s a roaring good time as well.”
When: Friday February 12, 2010
Time: 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm
 *NOTE: This event repeats every month on the second Friday.

Please come support your local artist at the Royal Bean!  The performance is always free!  Featuring Brett McKey on Saturday,2/6/2010 8:00 PM at Royal Bean Coffee House!
To hear samples of his music please go to his MySpace page found here: http://www.myspace.com/brettmckey .  Thank you all so much for your support.

About Brett McKey

In Brett McKey’s unique style of acoustic folk-rock, the influences of Bob Dylan, Nick Drake, and contemporary songwriters like Sam Beam are most readily apparent. However, McKey’s appreciation for great songwriting of across genres has also given his music the flavors of jazz, reggae, gospel, and blues music. Writing songs virtually since he picked up the guitar at age 18, McKey also played in a variety of bands while attending college in Ohio. In 2006, McKey began attending seminary in North Carolina. During that time, he focused on his studies, essentially giving up playing music publicly, but he used that break from performing to hone his guitar and songwriting skills.McKey’s more recent songs bear the distinct marks of someone who has spent a great deal of time pondering some of life’s greatest questions. His emphasis on writing songs that lead the listener to probe the depths of life’s great mysteries may be the most distinguishing feature of his music. And yet, while these questions are what drive much of McKey’s music, he’s also not afraid to keep the mood light. He enjoys covering a variety of popular musicians, as diverse as Marvin Gaye, Bob Marley, Tom Petty, and Norah Jones. McKey has also been known to write and perform completely outlandish songs such as a song about eating chicken nuggets and a humorous song about his favorite theologian, John Zizioulas.So while McKey takes music, songwriting, and the issues that drive his songwriting seriously, it’s fair to say that he’s less concerned with taking himself seriously, and always more intent on bringing a unique story or perspective to his audience.
Brett McKey

They are back for a second time!  This is a really fun group and nothing beats listening to live music!  It is so worth it!  Come out on Saturday night, January 30th, 2010.

About Grandma’s Genius

Grandma’s Genius could be described as a brother act, or an acoustic duo, or a soncially pleasing experience blending catchy melodic hooks blah blah blah unique sound blah instrumental prowess buzzword mixture of influences. They play solid original songs with great harmonies and memorable hooks. They play covers with a unique twist. They’ve been together for ten years and will entertain and surprise you. They are based in Raleigh, NC, where they have nerdy professions and dream of being rock stars.

Click on the image below for more information and to hear their music!