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90's Night - First Friday Every Month

Rex Manning Day Acoustic Duo 830-1230

Doors open at 730

$6 advance tickets

$10 at the door 8-1130

$15/person advance tickets with table reservation(s)

For Tickets: https://events.humanitix.com/host/the-attic-music-bar

Jimmy Griffin brings an intimate evening of songs and stories to Blue Strawberry. With special guest Emily Wallace.

American rock guitarist and vocalist, Jimmy Griffin is a spearhead in the St. Louis music scene. He made big waves in the early nineties ripping with King of the Hill and his more recent original work with The Incurables remains a favorite local draw. Griffin also dominates in tribute with bands such as Celebration Day, Street Fighting Band, Hard Promises and continues to be an integral key to making local legend El Monstero into the spectacular beast and tradition it is today.

Emily Wallace is a visual artist and singer songwriter based out of St. Louis. Wallace’s dynamic and powerhouse vocals have become a staple in the local music scene lending itself to collaborations with bands such as the Funky Butt Brass Band and Dave Grelle’s Playadors. She frequently performs solo with her acoustic guitar around town and is currently working on an album at Sawhorse Studios.

Karaoke Night at The Attic with Shaggy Sounds 10 to close

Pop Culture Trivia with Shaggy Sounds 8-10

Doors open at 730

No cover

Karaoke Night at The Attic with Shaggy Sounds 10 to close

Pop Culture Trivia with Shaggy Sounds 8-10

Doors open at 730

No cover

Friday Karaoke Night at The Attic with Shaggy Sounds 9 to 1

Doors open at 730

No cover

Friday Karaoke Night at The Attic with Shaggy Sounds 9 to 1

Doors open at 730

No cover

Welcome Spring with the Northwinds Concert Band as we celebrate with a program filled with classics, pops, jazz standards, new works, and maybe even a special treat or two. In addition to works by Holst, Dvorak, Verdi, and Sousa, join us for favorites like Bugler's Holiday, The Bare Necessities, Orange Colored Sky, and new works by some of Northwinds favorite composers.

April 13 - 3pm

Adults - $12.00
Senior/Students - $10.00

Step into a world of melody and memory as Meghan Kirk revisits the songs that have been part of her life for the last 20 years. Once Upon a Song is a musical time capsule, unearthing treasured tunes from the Great American Songbook to the timeless hits of the ‘60s, ‘70s, and ‘80s.

With a voice that weaves nostalgia and storytelling into every note, Meghan breathes new life into classics from Jerome Kern and Rodgers & Hammerstein to the folk anthems, pop gems, and legendary works of Paul McCartney. Broadway World praised her NYC debut, calling her “a delight, both vocally and personally,” with “one of the loveliest instruments one is likely to find on a nightclub stage” and “sublime contained acting skills that deliver a joyful, playful, tuneful listening experience.”

Her longtime musical director Ron McGowan has been praised for his masterful arrangements, described as “ideally suited to her voice,” bringing depth and elegance to every performance. Joining them is Chris Meschede on bass, adding rhythm and warmth to this unforgettable evening.

Come experience an intimate night of music, where past meets present and every melody tells a tale.

Meghan Kirk: Vocalist
Ron McGowan: Musical Director
Chris Meschede: Bass

Industry Karaoke Night at The Attic with Shaggy Sounds 9 to close

Doors open at 730

No cover

Drink Specials

Samantha Clemons returns to Blue Strawberry on April 17th! Fresh off a string of buzz-worthy singles released in 2024, her EP “Fair Warning” was named one of the best EPs of 2024 by New Noise Magazine. Samantha will be previewing her new single “Not A Drop,” set to release on April 18th She’ll also be performing favorites from her discography, joined by Zack Clark (bass), Jared McFarland (drums), and Chris Turnbaugh (guitar).

A genre-fluid singer-songwriter and musician based in St. Louis, Samantha Clemons is hard to pin down; but better that than being boxed in. Her soul-soaked sound finds its roots in the echoes of gospel choirs, jazz and blues rhythms that surrounded her during her childhood traveling the world as an Army brat. In her lyrics, Samantha offers up razor-sharp observations effortlessly and her ability to make common ground out of thin air is a gift hard-earned and liberally shared with her listeners. At once both deep and delicate, her vivid vibrato drips with emotion and vulnerability.

As NPR’s Pilar Fitzgerald noted of her 2021 Tiny Desk submission, "Clemons' voice is striking: secured in deep depths in one moment, then bursting like wildfire in the next. And just as complex as her range are her lyrics — the story she tells… is so beautifully imagined." In addition to NPR, Samantha’s music has also been highlighted by Rolling Stone, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Kansas City Star, and Dallas Observer.