We hope you can join us for one of our last outdoor concerts of the year featuring Alla Boara, a unique band influenced by jazz and Italian folk music. This weekend also happens to be our 6th year anniversary so drop by and say hello!

For this event we have fifteen tables generously spaced in our temporary outdoor seating area. Each table is sold for a flat rate of $50 and can accommodate up to four guests. The trio will be set up on our existing patio and will be more than 20 feet from guests. The inside of the club will be closed except for restroom use. Outdoor bar service is available but there will be no dinner service. We encourage you to bring your own food and please consider supporting a local restaurant. Mask required.

Please order your tickets ahead of time.

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Alla Boara is the vision of Cleveland Drummer and Composer Anthony Taddeo. The mission of Alla Boara is to showcase the incredible diversity of Italy’s folk music and history. The compositions and arrangements of these almost extinct folk songs are based on the 1954 recordings of Smithsonian Folkways researcher Alan Lomax. Pairing the performance with selected field recordings from Alan Lomax’s journey, Alla Boara aims to inspire Italian-Americans and, by extension, Americans of any ethnic heritage to take pride in their musical roots and relate to the cultural relevance of this music. The group features the talents of Amanda Powell (Apollo’s Fire) on vocals, Dan Bruce (Beta Collective) on guitar, Tommy Lehman (Acid Cats) on trumpet, Ian Kinnamon on bass, Clay Colley (KOBA) on accordian / keyboard and Anthony Taddeo (Helen Welch / Hey Mavis) on percussion.

Website: https://www.anthonytaddeo.com/alla-boara
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJLA8FajfDb20OykMAaVrY_GJAM0H473s

“(Alla Boara’s) more modern rendition of Italian folk music has created a new sense of cultural awareness and respect for a tradition passed down from generations of old.” – New Frontiers, Spring 2020