We’ll be playing for the Annual Mandatory Mustache Bash at the Melody Inn on Wednesday Nov 26. Grow a ‘stache or get one at the door! Judging will happen throughout the night until 11, so get there in time to show off your majestic lip whiskers! Doors open at 8:00, $10 gets you in to listen to these great bands:
9:00pm – Nate and Dev
9:45pm – Brandon Tinkler
10:45pm – Pork & Beans Brass Band
11:30 – Awards
Midnight – The Kickback
We’ll be in Broad Ripple at Sabbatical on Friday June 13. Blackberry Jam Featuring Human Aquilah will be kicking off the party with their funky grooves around 10, and then we’ll keep you jumping from about 11-1! $5 at the door
Blackberry Jam on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BlackberryJ
Sabbatical
921 Broad Ripple Avenue
Indianapolis, IN 46220
Phone: 317-253-5252
Email: info@sabbaticalindy.com
http://sabbaticalindy.com/
Come check us out at Radio Radio in Fountain Square! We’ll be opening for Kansas Bible Company. $7, doors open at 8:00 pm, show starts at 9:00 pm.
On April 21 we were honored to be part of the celebration of the life of Gail Meyerhoff in Zionsville, IN. It was a fun party with food by Yat’s and plenty to drink. We were happy to do our part to help memorialize such a great lady!
Had a great time playing at the White Rabbit Cabaret along with the Jeremy Vogt Band. We were also joined on stage by Mark Ortwein, master of saxophone and bassoon! (Maybe next time he’ll bring the bassoon, too…) Here are several pictures from fans, several of them taken by Jeremy Vogt.
We had a great time having been invited back to play at Muncie Gras for a second year! We rocked the Bud Light Stage from 7-8pm and hit the streets afterward for more fun and dancing.
The Cottage Home Block Party had lots of local artisans, fun stuff for the kids to do, and cold refreshing beer from Flat 12!
Muncie Gras was cold, but it was a great party! Looking forward to it again this year!
Tonic Ball is a fundraiser that gives all proceeds to Second Helpings, an Indianapolis charity which helps feed the hungry and provides job training. We got to play some tunes, enjoy some Sun King beer, make some folks dance and smile, and help raise some money for people that need it. Can’t ask for much more than that.
