Saturday, Dec. 8, 2007- 11am - $12
Saturday, Dec 08 - 11am - $12 Justin Roberts JUSTIN ROBERTS has made his mark in the hip kids music scene with comic and soulful songs featuring unique twists that parents will enjoy as much as children. Justin never forgot what it was like to be a kid, and his lyrics and music speak to the child in all of us. His style has been compared to James Taylor, Nick Lowe and even Green Day, but he clearly expresses a new style of hip children’s music. With high-energy tunes spanning the genres from rock and roll to Afro-pop rhythms, Justin knows how to engage an audience to sing along, dance and have a general good time. His sing along songs, including “Yellow Bus,” “Willy Was a Whale,” “Airplane of Food,” “Way Out,” and “I Lost the Tooth I Lost” indicate the timeless themes Justin addresses. He says, "There's nothing better than seeing families together laughing, singing, and dancing with each other.” He released his first CD of children’s songs, “Great Big Sun” in 2000 and Sesame Street Parents Magazine named it “Best Music Gift of the Year”.
Saturday, Dec 29 - 6pm - $10adv./ $12 door
$10 adv. / $12 a the door
The PAUL GREEN SCHOOL OF ROCK MUSIC was founded in 1998 on one simple ideal: The love of rock music in all its myriad forms has the power to transform young lives. From that profound insight a true phenomenon has grown. Today, the PAUL GREEN SCHOOL OF ROCK MUSIC operates branches in New York City, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Salt Lake City and Austin, among many other choice locations. Expansions into nearly a dozen more major markets and their surrounding areas are on the immediate horizon. In 2006, the PAUL GREEN SCHOOL OF ROCK MUSIC will present over 400 concerts nationwide, including performances in such prestigious venues as the House of Blues and the Knitting Factory. A respected force among professional musicians, the School of Rock boasts associations with a growing cadre of rock legends, including Ian Gillian of Deep Purple, Ann Wilson of Heart, Stewart Copeland of the Police, Jon Anderson of Yes, Marky Ramone of the Ramones, Adrian Belew and John Wetton of King Crimson, Alice Cooper and numerous members of Frank Zappa's classically grounded groups.