| The music schedule is updated
as information becomes available. Please check back regularly
for additions and updates. All shows are 21+ unless noted
otherwise. |
June 28
Sunday
8 pm |
Open Jam hosted by The
Langley Project |
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June 29
Monday |
Beatnik 2000 #475,
hosted by Edward Leonard
Band: Victoria's Secret Sauce
Music: Christian Marrone; The Colin Mason Project
Words: Baub Bidon; David Taylor |
No Cover |
June 30
Tuesday |
The
Atom Age; w/ The
Black Noise Scam; The
Hand Me Downs • Horn tinged 21st Century Rock 'N'
Roll band from Berkeley CA. Split 7 Inch with The Queers
just released on Asian Man Records! |
No Cover |
July 1
Wednesday |
DrinkDeeply Presents: Shark;
w/ another tba •
Electro rock and roll! |
No Cover |
July 2
Thursday
9pm SHARP |
North
Shore Troubadours; w/ The
Clams; Nouveax
Pony Banditos •
A night of Connecticut Surf Rock! |
$5 |
July 3
Friday
5-7 pm |
Happy Hour - DJ You B • spinning
a nice mix of just about everything. He's been gone for months..
catch him while he's back! |
No Cover |
July 3
Friday
10 pm |
West
Rockers; w/ Green
Stripe; DJ See Love • the roots/reggae party of the summer
featuring FREE vegetarian buffet, and the long-awaited return
of DJ See Love |
No Cover |
July 4
Saturday |
No jazz jam today |
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July 4
Saturday |
CAFE NINE 2ND ANNUAL
PUNK ROCK HOLIDAY BBQ EXTRAVAGANZA - FREE FOOD ALL NIGHT!
Starting at 5 pm, and music at 8 pm w/ New England's
#1 Ramones tribute The
Cretins; w/ YESPLEASE |
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July 5
Sunday
8 pm |
Open Jam hosted by T. Moody
Caravan of Stars |
No Cover |
July 6
Monday |
Beatnik 2000 #476,
hosted by Edward Leonard
Band: The Spinning Plates
Music: Derek Holcomb; Ras Rick
Words: Alicia Genova; Kyiel |
No Cover |
July 7
Tuesday
9 pm |
Amy
Speace and the Tearjerks; w/ Marc
Douglas Berardo • Amy Speace plays sweet, twangy
folk music with a clear voice and an innocent vulnerability
• Read an interview with Amy Speace from the Hartford Courant |
$7 |
July 8
Wednesday
9 pm |
Bearkat;
w/ the
Loblolly Boy; Ben
Erickson • a night of acoustic folk music! |
No Cover |
July 9
Thursday
9:30 pm |
Wagon Riders; w/ DJ Jah
Octopus • country rock - the music of Gram Parsons,
Bob Dylan, the Byrds, and more featuring Jim Aveni and Jay
Russell (of diamond j and the rough). |
$5 |
July 10
Friday
5-7 pm |
Happy Hour - Felicious;
w/ Peter Lachmann • relax to the beautiful voice of singer/
keyboardist Felicia Mckiver as she sings up originals and some
old favorites with Peter Lachman on his acoustic guitar and
soulful harmonica. Jazz, R&B. |
No Cover |
July 10
Friday |
The
Cavemen Go ; w/ The
Rub Wrongways Caravan of Stars • CD release for
local indie pop stars The Cavemen Go! TRWCOS is a Northampton,
MA. supergroup featuring members of the Bourgeois Heroes,
School for the Dead, The Fawns and Sitting Next to Brian |
$5 |
July 11
Saturday
4:30-7:30 |
Afternoon Jazz Jam hosted
by Gary Grippo & Friends |
No Cover |
July 11
Saturday |
Christine
Ohlman & Rebel Montez • the queen of blue-eyed
rock n' soul returns to the nine. |
$8 |
July 12
Sunday
9pm SHARP |
An Evening With ...The
Felice Brothers •
A last minute intimate show! Don't miss this! |
$10 |
July 12
Sunday |
No Open Jam tonight |
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July 13
Monday |
Beatnik 2000 #477,
hosted by Edward Leonard
Music: Covin (acoustic); George Morgio; X Pun X
Words: Afrikess; Simon Edgett; Mykl; Steve Ross |
No Cover |
July 14
Tuesday
8 pm |
Dave
Alvin & The Guilty Women • Grammy Award-winner
Dave Alvin returns to Cafe Nine! What started as a one-off
performance at last fall’s Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival
has now become a full fledged act with an album out now on
Yeproc. |
$20 |
July 15
Wednesday
9 pm |
Alteroosa;
w/ Electric
Bucket • Dark organ sounds, driven guitars and arresting
rhythms combine with an understated female vocal to create
an intense mood that commands attention. From Ireland. |
No Cover |
July 16
Thursday |
Manic
Productions Presents: Pattern
is Movement; w/ Jerkagram; The
Mega Mega • a night of math rock for fans of Don
Cab, Maps & Atlases, etc. |
$6 |
July 17
Friday
5-7 pm |
Happy Hour - Edward Leonard
& Friends • Beatnik 2000 host brings acoustic original
works |
No Cover |
July 17
Friday |
Justin
Townes Earle; w/ Birdcage;
Paul Panamarenko • Justin Townes Earle is
a leader in the wave of new songwriters looking back to old
time music for inspiration. He uses a base of acoustic blues
and prewar folk to build his own brand of American roots
music. He honed his live performance playing in his father
Steve's band as a teeneager. Come check him out in this rare
CT. small club appearance. |
$10 |
July 18
Saturday
4:30-7:30 |
Afternoon Jazz Jam hosted
by Brian Buster, Ken Aldrich |
No Cover |
July 18
Saturday |
Davila
666; w/ Mannequin
Men; Murdervan • Garage
rock n' soul from Puerto Rico. |
$7 |
July 19
Sunday
4:30-8 |
Dr.
Sketchy's Anti Art School • "where art, burlesque,
and booze casually mingle and make Sundays a little less
lazy for artists and spectators alike" |
$5 |
July 19
Sunday |
No Open Jam tonight |
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July 19
Sunday
10 pm |
Thy
Will Be Done (from
Providence RI); w/ Phantoms;
another TBA • bludgeoning heavy metal • equipment fundraiser
for TWBD |
$6 |
July 20
Monday |
Beatnik 2000 #478,
hosted by Edward Leonard
Band: Torque
Music: Floatin' Fred plays the music in his head; Robert Miller
Words: Karen Johnson; Venus |
No Cover |
July 21
Tuesday
9 pm |
Reeves
Gabrels • Rescheduled Date!!!- a Grammy-nominated
guitarist/songwriter/producer best known for both his work
with David Bowie and his aggressive guitar style that combines
the visceral energy of rock, the harmonic sophistication
of jazz, the emotional honesty of blues and country, and
an ear for the unusual. Reeves has also contributed music
for film work by famed director David Lynch, and other
bands and artists such as The Cure, Nine Inch Nails, Brian
Eno, Ozzy Osbourne, The Rolling Stones, Public Enemy and
Natalie Imbruglia. This is a rare New Haven appearance.
!!!!!! |
$10 |
July 22
Wednesday
9 pm |
Aeroplane,
1929; w/ Sidewalk
Dave; Pale
Horse Company • CT folk rock show |
$5 |
July 23
Thursday
9 pm |
Wreckless
Eric & Amy Rigby w/ The
Reducers (very first all acoustic performance ever!) • If
Wreckless Eric's song
"Whole Wide World" comes on in a bar or at a party,
you have but one course of action: Raise your drink and let
it slop over the glass as you shout along with the chorus,
which is as cute and tough as a feisty kitten. It turns out
Wreckless Eric's found the girl he's been searching the world
for -- Amy Rigby, the gritty goddess behind "Diary of
a Mod Housewife." And now they're touring in support of
the album they've made together, a disc that that sounds like
golden honey poured over a battered old tube amp. |
$8 |
July 24
Friday
5-7 pm |
Happy Hour - Baby G • soothing
and captivating songs |
No Cover |
July 24
Friday |
T-Model
Ford; w/ another tba • musical style melds traditional
Chicago blues and juke joint blues styles with the rawness
of Delta blues and the rebellious attitude of 1970s-style
punk. He has continuosly released records on Fat Possum. |
$10 |
July 25
Saturday
4:30-7:30 |
Afternoon Jazz Jam hosted
by George Baker |
No Cover |
July 25
Saturday
9 pm |
Solin;
w/ The
Shellye Valauskas Experience • classic rock from
New Haven. |
$5 |
July 26
Sunday
8 pm |
Open Jam hosted by The
Langley Project |
No Cover |
July 27
Monday |
Beatnik 2000 #479,
hosted by Edward Leonard
Band: The Wedding Band
Music: Ben Dibiase; Jenny and Jess
Words: Carlos; Billy K. |
No Cover |
July 28
Tuesday |
Jaykob Kendrick; w/ Sammy Blanchette • acoustic/southern rock |
No Cover |
July 29
Wednesday
9 pm |
The
Smart Brothers; w/ another tba • folk-pop duo from
San Diego, California. |
No Cover |
July 30
Thursday |
Talking
to Walls • CD Release Party! |
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July 31
Friday
5-7 pm |
Happy Hour - Peter Magrane • great
blues . . . upbeat and soothing |
No Cover |
July 31
Friday
10 pm |
American
Speedway; w/ No
Image; The Symbiants • greasy,
loud, riff-heavy rock. |
$5 |
August 5
Wednesday
8 pm SHARP |
GO KAT GO! Presents: Rosie
Flores; w/ The
Defibulators • Damn good songwriter, award-winning
guitar player, and break yer heartstrings singer, Rosie Flores
whips the best of rock and roll, honky tonk, early rockabilly,
blues and jazz with the traditional sounds of her roots in
San Antonio, TX. |
$10 |
August 6
Thursday
8 pm SHARP |
Naomi
Sommers; •
With roots in bluegrass, the blues, jazz, traditional folk,
and old-time country, singer/songwriter Naomi Sommers yet brings
a unique and compelling voice to the music scene. |
$5 |
August 6
Thursday 10 pm |
DrinkDeeply Presents: Boss
Hooligan Sound System DJ Rico •
Reggae/Rocksteady from Kansas City |
No Cover |
August 7
Friday
9 pm |
Tweefort
Productions Presents: Boy
Genius; w/ Conversion
Party; The
Bynars; Welcome; • North
east indie pop showcase! |
No Cover |
August 11
Tuesday
9 pm |
CANNOT
BE STOPPED; w/ more tba! • one man drum and synth
project from Washington, DC. |
No Cover |
August 15
Saturday
10 pm |
Soul
Merchants; w/ another tba •
The perfect blend of reggae, soul and ska. |
$5 |
August 18
Tuesday
9 pm |
Cain
& Annabelle; w/ another tba • a wandering southern
appalachian folk/ roots music duo |
No Cover |
August 20
Thursday
9pm |
An Evening With ...Paul Burch & the WPA Ballclub •
Paul Burch (born 1966) is a Washington, D.C.-born musician, songwriter and producer. Burch moved to Nashville in the early ’90s where he began singing in the city’s ’50s-era honky tonks, garnering the attention of Marianne Faithfull and Chet Atkins. Burch’s shows and the Lower Broadway scene garnered national attention and a feature in Billboard which led to a record deal.
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$8 |
August 21
Friday
10 pm |
The
Jackies; w/ The
Mountain Movers • New Haven indie rock night. |
$5 |
August 22
Saturday
9 pm |
The
Wicked Awesomes w/ Estrogen
Highs; The
Sleaze; Medication • a
night of psychedelic and garage rock. |
$5 |
August 26
Wednesday
9 pm |
The
Queers; w/ The Black Noise Scam • The Queers are an old school
pop punk band from New Hampshire, formed in 1982. Back for
another show at the Nine! |
$8 |
August 27
Thursday
10 pm |
Fake Babies;
w/ If Jesus Had Machine Guns; Nelly Kate
• indie dance/rock/psychedelic night |
No Cover |
Aug. 29
Saturday |
NEW ENGLAND BREWING PRESENTS: Al
Raebuck & his band; w/ Carrie & Libby
Johnson; Seth
Adam & Gerry Giaimo • between the two of them,
Former "22 Brides" bandmates Carrie & Libby
Johnson have sung backup for Paula Abdul, Debbie Gibson,
Belinda Carlisle, Samantha Fox and shared the stage with
such artists as the Goo Goo Dolls, Ani Difranco, Lisa Loeb,
Dick Dale and Freedy Johnston. This is a rare duo/CT appearance,
with brand new material . . . do not miss them! Seth Adam
is a standout in our homegrown scene. With infectiously catchy
songwriting and melodies and backed by pro musicians, Seth
has made a name for himself around CT and has branched out
to tour other parts of the country as well. See this guy
in an intimate setting while you still can! |
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September 3
Thursday
9 pm |
Tweefort
Productions Presents: Labrador;
w/ Lisa
Bouvier; Steven
Deal • indie pop all the way from Denmark and Sweden. |
No Cover |
September 5
Saturday
9 pm |
Joe
Jack Talcum; w/ The
Mathematicians; The
Bassturd; Samuel-Locke-Ward • co-founder
of The Dead Milkmen plays an intimate show at the Nine! |
$8 |
September 12
Saturday
9:30 pm |
IndepenDisc Presents: Jellyshirts; Sky
Picnic ; w/ another tba • The IndepenDisc 11th
Birthday Bash! |
$5 |
September 15
Tuesday
10 pm |
The Underscore Orkestra;
w/ another tba
• Portland OR based band, playing a blend of Balkan, Klezmer, Gypsy Jazz and Swing, with a repertoire consisting of both original and traditional material from fast bulgars and melodious waltzes to odd meters and swinging rhythms. Their instrumentation includes violin, accordion, guitar, banjo, clarinet, horns, flute, harmonica, bass, vocals and percussion. |
No Cover |
September 17
Thursday
9 pm |
Digital Leather;
w/ 2 tba
• Taking cues from late ’70s/early ’80s synthpunk pioneers as The Screamers, Nervous Gender and The Units, this Arizona-based one man band rely on just keyboards, drum machines and vocals to set the scene of gloomy electronic desert landscapes and gay night club discotheques. This is the life of Shawn Foree, who created this in his one bedroom apartment in Tempe, Arizona. Live, he borrows members from the wongs, Reatards, Lost Sounds and Destruction Unit. |
$7 |
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PHOTOS, VIDEO, AUDIO
Cafe
Nine on YouTube
Eilen
Jewell
May 1, 2009
(YouTube)
Deer
Tick
Feb. 15, 2009
(YouTube)
The
Reducers
Jan. 16, 2009
(YouTube)
Gary
Heriot
Dec. 30, 2008
(YouTube)
Wild
Light
Dec. 18, 2008
(YouTube)
El
Ten Eleven
Nov. 25, 2008
(YouTube)
The
Blasters
Nov. 24, 2008
(YouTube)
The
Howlies
Oct. 28, 2008
(YouTube)
Amy
Rigby & Wreckless Eric
Oct. 9, 2008
(YouTube)
Joe
Buck Yourself
Sept. 30, 2008
(YouTube)
Sarah
Borges & the Broken Singles
Aug, 15, 2008
(YouTube)
Christine
Ohlman & Sam Lay
June 28, 2008
(YouTube)
Fred
Eaglesmith
April 17, 2008
(YouTube)
Two
Loons for Tea
May 27, 2008
(YouTube)
Bill
Kirchen
Feb. 10, 2008
(YouTube)
Elana
James & the
Continental Two
Jan. 16, 2008
(YouTube)
Robbie
Fulks
Oct. 25, 2007
(YouTube)
Amy
LaVere
Oct. 19, 2007
(YouTube)
The
Forgotten Ones
Oct. 19, 2007
(YouTube)
Jay
Reatard
Oct. 9, 2007
(YouTube)
Qui
Oct. 7, 2007
(WebShots)
The
Anabolics
Oct. 4, 2007
(YouTube)
The
Armitage Shanks
Oct. 4, 2007
(YouTube)
Fourth
of July
Oct. 3, 2007
(YouTube)
Eula
Oct. 3, 2007
(YouTube)
Christine
Ohlman
and Rebel Montez
Sept. 14, 2007
(YouTube)
The
Safes
Aug. 9, 2007
(WebShots)
Joe
Flood
July 20, 2007
(YouTube)
Blown
Woofer
July 19, 2007
(YouTube)
The
Deuce Frehley Band
June 20, 2007
(YouTube)
Kristen
Hersh
April18, 2007
(16 audio files,
Internet Archive)
Mold
Monkies
November 2006
(YouTube)
Mercy
Meadows
Oct. 24, 2006
(YouTube)
West
Rockers Collective
Oct. 7, 2006
(YouTube)
Mr.
Morfene
Oct. 7, 2006
(YouTube)
The
Presidential Targets
2006
(YouTube)
Wolf
Parade
Oct. 22, 2005
(Flikr)
Bunnybrains
88
Jan. 18, 2005
The
Danglers
2005
(Odeo)
The
Breakfast
Aug. 14, 2004
(22 audio files,
Internet Archive)
The
Things Themselves
Jan. 16, 2004
(YouTube)
REVIEWS OF
CAFE NINE SHOWS
Ivory
Bills / The Zambonis
July 14, 2007
New Haven Independent
Juliana
Hatfield
August 10, 2005
(Garage Radio)
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