We’re launching a Patreon campaign that gives all of you access to tons of unreleased Tea Club stuff. Listen to an unreleased song called “Planet Moon” (public) and watch a multi-camera angle performance of “I Shall Consume Everything” at Boot and Saddle (for Patrons). This is only scratching the surface of all the content we have prepared. Click the link below for a full description what we want to do for our supporters.
The Tea Club is a band that has been cultivating unique ideas in the form of music and visual art for more than a decade. As we continue to release new material, a vast collection of unreleased work lies beneath the surface of the public eye. We want to share this repository with our supporters while also providing an exclusive look into what the band is currently creating. By supporting our Patreon campaign, you allow us to continue our pilgrimage.
The way it works is this: If you make a monthly donation of any amount to this Patreon account, you will gain access to a private page where we will release two tracks or videos from “The Archive” each month. You’ll also get some written background for each release, a monthly video clip providing an inside look into what the band is working on, early news on upcoming tours, records, videos, graphic novels and other press, discounts on merch, and access to new releases before anyone else, as well as a few surprises.
Some of the material we’ll be making available to our Patrons includes rare demos, live recordings, unreleased studio tracks, b-sides, live videos, unreleased music videos, and lots of concept art.
Goals:
Our main goal for 2017 is to record a new album with a release date in 2018. A major goal for 2018 is to professionally film and record a live in-studio concert highlighting music from the band’s entire discography. We’ve set a financial goal of $1,000 a month which would dramatically help make these plans become a reality! Your support makes these kinds of ideas possible!
Special Note, June 27th, 2017:
We are making our first post of July available to anyone who visits this page. This is the type of content we’ll be generating on a monthly basis for our Patrons! We hope you enjoy it!
who: The Tea Club / Jimmy Robinson / The Mercury Tree http://www.theteaclub.net | http://jimmyrobinsonmusic.com | http://mercurytree.net
when: Friday, May 13, 2016 | 8:00PM Show | 7:30PM Doors
where: Roxy & Dukes | 745 Bound Brook Rd, Dunellen, NJ (map)
Cost: Online Presale $21
Walk ups day of show $30 (Cash Only) Beginning at 7:30PM
The Tea Club is a band from New Jersey consisting of Patrick McGowan (vocals/guitar/keyboards), Dan McGowan (vocals/guitar/keyboards), Jamie Wolff (bass/violin/cello), Joe Dorsey (keyboards) and Dan Monda (drums).
The Tea Club spent 2014 writing and recording at Big Blue Meenie Studios. These recordings became The Tea Clubs fourth album, Grappling, which was released on November 17, 2015. Grappling was met with critical acclaim, with many reviewers calling it the bands greatest achievement, solidifying the band as a major presence in progressive rock.
Praise for Grappling:
A challenging, modern and frequently scintillating album With a little luck, exposure and continued self-belief, this Philadelphia band could have an incredible future – Prog Magazine
Once again I find myself almost at a loss for words other than to say if youve never listened to The Tea Club you MUST check them out. They get my highest recommendation -Jerry Lucky, author of The Progressive Rock Files
The Tea Club are the real prog rock deal -The Organ Zine
One of the best progressive rock records this side of 1975 Truly a must listen for pretty much everyone that likes anything even remotely progressive related -Kevin Zecchel, The Monolith
This is beautiful, forward-thinking, strange music that will deeply resonate with you if you have heart and a desire to more deeply understand the human condition. Grappling is a testament to musical dedication and creativity -Greg Erie Murfty, Pseudo/Sentai
If you resurrected Poe and Lovecraft, gave them guitars and synthesizers and called them a band, then set them loose on the world, you probably still wouldnt get a cast of characters as unique, twisted, and fantastical as Dr. Abraham, Simon Magus, The Eternal German Infant, and Big Al. New Jersey gem The Tea Club, on the other hand, continue to do just that -Justin Carlton, The PROG Mind
Grappling impresses with its courage and its venturing in a scene all too often contained within comfortable parameters that are already approved -Lorenzo Barbagli, altprogcore.com
With Grappling, The Tea Club prove they have reached their full maturity as a compositional force, and are ready to assume a leading role in the overcrowded modern prog scene -Raffaella Berry, Fire of Unknown Origin
This is not about skill or sound this is about vision -Robert Walton, ProgArchives.com
Jimmy Robinson has been recording and touring for over 40 years. He has received critical and audience praise for his unique virtuoso approach to the guitar, and his rich compositional skill.
Jimmy first made a name for himself playing electric guitar and leading the psychedelic rock/blues band Ejaculation (yes, you read correctly, it was 1968, after all) at the Free Concert weekly series on New Orleans Riverfront.. He went on to front The Progrock band Laugh In The Dark in the 70s, and in 1975 founded the celebrated instrumental rock fusion band Woodenhead. Woodenhead performs today, and is celebrating their 40th anniversary with a special performance at The New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival in May, 2015, as well as releasing a recording of new material, a live concert from New Orleans famed Tipitinas and a reissue of their entire, remastered catalog.
He also founded the New Orleans Guitar Collective Twangorama, with guitarists Phil deGruy and Cranston Clements, and later The New Orleans Guitar Quartet.
Jimmy studied classical guitar and composition at Loyola University in New Orleans and The Eastman School Of Music in New York. He combined these elements with his electric experience to forge the solo acoustic style that he now tours with.
The Mercury Tree
http://mercurytree.net
This experimental Portland trio, formed in 2006, specialize in fractured polyrhythmic songscapes, often featuring creative overuse of their effect pedals. Their latest material includes extensive live looping work, creating huge enveloping layers of sound. At best, they fuse the oddball rhythms and technicality of progressive music with a genuine sense of melody and emotion.
In 2014, the band made appearances at two major festivals, SeaProg in Seattle, and Progtoberfest in Chicago. In 2015 they performed at ProgDay in Chapel Hill, NC.
The new album, Permutations, stretches the bands boundaries further than ever, incorporating more avant-rock and electronic influences, offbeat structures, and flirtations with free jazz and microtonality. Guest appearances by Tony Mowe (tenor and baritone sax) and Aaron Clark (space guitar) contribute to the expansive sound.
Band members:
Ben Spees guitar, keyboard, vocals, loops
Connor Reilly – drums
Oliver Campbell bass, vocals
Before they even had a name, a charming young girl called to book the band for their very first show. M-O-R-G-L-B-L were the first letters to come to mind.
Led by guitarist extraordinaire Christophe Godin and anchored by the phenomenal Ivan Rougny on bass, Mörglbl gained international acclaim through their first two albums in 1997 and 1998.
Years of extensive touring saw the band’s reputation grow until a break was needed. But in 2007 Mörglbl came roaring back with their 3rd critically acclaimed album, Grötesk. Drummer Aurélien Ouzoulias joined Mörglbl in 2008 bringing a new kick to the band’s music. Mörglbl’s live performances are a crazy mix of jazzy moods, fat, funky grooves and substantial chunks of metal all served up with a Zappa-like humor.
Some describe it as Primus meeting Steve Vai. Mörglbl hits like a heavyweight jab and makes you laugh while you bleed. Seat belts are optional, but highly recommended.
Mörglbl returns to the US after more than two years. Eager fans can await their return with new music from their 2015 release Tea Time For Punks.
The Tea Club is a band from New Jersey. The band consists of:
Patrick McGowan (vocals/guitar) Dan McGowan (vocals/guitar) Jamie Wolff (bass/violin/cello) Joe Dorsey (keyboards) Dan Monda (drums)
They have released three albums, all of which were produced by Tim Gilles and recorded at Big Blue Meenie Studios in Jersey City, NJ. Their first album, “General Winter’s Secret Museum“, was released in July 2008. Their second album, “Rabbit”, was released in October 2010 and featured guest keyboards by Tom Brislin.
In the year that followed, The Tea Club performed at the ProgDay festival in North Carolina, the Philly Film & Music Festival, and the NJ Proghouse. They also opened for Jimmy Gnecco of the band Ours. In May 2012, The Tea Club toured the United States opening for the Swedish rock band Beardfish.
The Tea Club’s third album, “Quickly Quickly Quickly”, was released on November 15th, 2012. The album was well received by critics and made many Top Albums of 2012 lists.
In May 2013, the band traveled to Quebec City, Canada to play two sets at the Terra Incognita Festival. In August 2013, The Tea Club toured the United States with Thank You Scientist. The tour included a performance at Indie Music Reviewer’s IMR Music Festival 2013 in Atlanta, GA.
The Tea Club is currently making their 4th album, which will be released in early 2015.
The Tea Club is a band from New Jersey. The band consists of:
Patrick McGowan (vocals/guitar) Dan McGowan (vocals/guitar) Jamie Wolff (bass/violin/cello) Joe Dorsey (keyboards) Dan Monda (drums)
They have released three albums, all of which were produced by Tim Gilles and recorded at Big Blue Meenie Studios in Jersey City, NJ. Their first album, “General Winter’s Secret Museum“, was released in July 2008. Their second album, “Rabbit”, was released in October 2010 and featured guest keyboards by Tom Brislin.
In the year that followed, The Tea Club performed at the ProgDay festival in North Carolina, the Philly Film & Music Festival, and the NJ Proghouse. They also opened for Jimmy Gnecco of the band Ours. In May 2012, The Tea Club toured the United States opening for the Swedish rock band Beardfish.
The Tea Club’s third album, “Quickly Quickly Quickly”, was released on November 15th, 2012. The album was well received by critics and made many Top Albums of 2012 lists.
In May 2013, the band traveled to Quebec City, Canada to play two sets at the Terra Incognita Festival. In August 2013, The Tea Club toured the United States with Thank You Scientist. The tour included a performance at Indie Music Reviewer’s IMR Music Festival 2013 in Atlanta, GA.
The Tea Club is currently making their 4th album, which will be released in early 2015.
No More Pain is from New Jersey with Mike ROMAN (guitar, vocals), Dan RAINONE ( drums,vocals), John MORONEY (bass) and Matt MCDERMOTT (keyboards, vocals). Their music is symphonic progressive rock with a grungy epicenter. Their music can be describe as a mellow soundscape, followed by a direct kick to the face, and are still to this day : “The only band preferred by both God and Satan”. No More Pain stands on the line drawn in the sand between rock and progressive, in the sweet spot where their music captures both the listeners ears and minds. You can hear shades of ECHOLYN, KANSAS and DREAM THEATER in their music.They released their second album “Post Human Condition” in 2015. The first album “Debate and Rhyme” was released in 2012.
For this show, Tom is going to have a band backing him for a portion of the set. Tom will be joined by Shueh-li Ong on synth and Theremin, Dave Edwards on drums, and Dan and Patrick McGowan from The Tea Club will be contributing their talents on guitars and bass.
This concert celebrates the brand-new vinyl release of Tom Brislin’s Hurry Up and Smell the Roses LP, imported in limited edition by Plane Groovy Records (UK).
Also…. Roxy & Dukes will do a drink special on Sailor Jerry rum drinks!
NOTE: Online pre sale ends 6PM, Wednesday, December 11th. Walk up sales (cash only) will begin 7PM the day of the show.
“From a young age, I always knew that I would be a musician. While I was fortunate to have a clear sense of purpose early on, other decisions proved to be elusive. I loved so many types of music. I enjoyed writing songs and playing for other artists as well. Rather than choose one path, I just immersed myself in nearly every musical opportunity I could find myself in. Inevitably, the time came when I had to dig deep, put myself in a new environment, and create an album that reflected the different directions I’ve been pulled towards, both in music and in life.”
Tom Brislin is a musician, songwriter, and producer. After worldwide touring and recording on keyboards with several notable rock and pop artists, Tom relocated to Nashville, Tennessee from his native New Jersey to write and record his debut solo album, Hurry Up and Smell the Roses. The album, which Brislin describes as “Cinematic Pop”, was released in Fall 2012.
Hurry Up and Smell the Roses was written, produced, performed, and recorded by Brislin. The album features guest contributions from guitarist and platinum songwriter Clint Lagerberg, vocalist Annie Haslam of Renaissance, and Theremin synthesist Shueh-li Ong.
Influenced by his older siblings’ classic rock record collections, his parents’ love of jazz and classical music, and his own discovery of synth-laden pop, Brislin would eventually find himself performing in all of these settings. He has toured and recorded with Yes, Meat Loaf, Debbie Harry, Renaissance, Camel, Glen Burtnik,Francis Dunnery, and was the founder, lead singer and songwriter for the band Spiraling.
Music review site Babysue.com proclaims: “Hurry Up And Smell The Roses is a slick album chock full of intelligent compositions that shine a spotlight on this man’s unique gift for writing memorable melodies and smart pensive lyrics. He’s a master craftsman with arrangements…and he’s got a voice that’s absolutely fantastic.”
The Tea Club is a band from New Jersey. The band consists of Patrick McGowan (vocals/guitar), Dan McGowan (vocals/guitar), Joe Rizzolo (drums), Jamie Wolff (bass/vocals), and Renee Pestritto (keyboards/flute/vocals).
The Tea Club was formed in 2003. Between the inception and 2007, they made several recordings, one of which attracted the attention of producer Tim Gilles (Taking Back Sunday, Thursday, The Fiendz). Tim produced, recorded and mixed their first full length album at his studio in Jersey City, Big Blue Meenie Studios. The Tea Club’s first album, General Winter’s Secret Museum, was released in July 2008. The album included original artwork by Dan and Patrick McGowan. The album cover was a painting done by artist Kendra DeSimone.
After briefly touring General Winter’s Secret Museum along the East Coast, The Tea Club returned to Big Blue Meenie Studios to record their second album in the Fall of 2009. The album was again produced by Tim Gilles, and featured guest keyboardist Tom Brislin.
The Tea Club released their second album Rabbit on October 9th 2010. Like General Winter’s Secret Museum, the album cover was painted by Kendra DeSimone and featured original artwork by Dan and Patrick McGowan. Rabbit was met with very positive reviews. The Organ ‘zine called Rabbit “excellent” and praised The Tea Club for being a band that is ”not afraid to nail their colours firmly to their mast and fly directly in to the face of fashion.” Indie Music Reviewer said that Rabbit ”can appease any listener of just about any genre,” giving the album 5 out of 5 stars.
They spent the rest of 2010 and the majority of 2011 playing many shows along the east coast, including the ProgDay festival in North Carolina. Reviews and articles about the band were featured in publications such as Metro Philly, Indie Music Reviewer, altprogcore, Origivation, and JUMP. The band also released several homemade music videos for songs from the Rabbit album. They ended the year 2011 by playing an acoustic show opening for Jimmy Gnecco of the band Ours at the North Star Bar in Philadelphia.
In early 2012, The Tea Club once again returned to Big Blue Meenie Studios to record their third album with producer Tim Gilles. Following these recording sessions, The Tea Club were asked to open for Beardfish on their mini-tour of the United States in May 2012.
The Tea Club’s third album, Quickly Quickly Quickly, was released on November 15th, 2012. Once again, the album cover was done by Kendra DeSimone and featured original artwork by Dan and Patrick. Quickly Quickly Quickly was met with overwhelmingly positive reviews. Dangerdog Music Reviews called the album “wildly inventive”, while Instrumentali.com said that “The Tea Club has taken the dormant rock beast and tied a choke chain onto it.” Conor Fynes of The Metal Observer had this to say in his review of Quickly Quickly Quickly: “Porcupine Tree frontman Steven Wilson once stated in an interview that ‘…the Mars Volta, Tool, and Radiohead. . .are the future of progressive music.’ I would like to add The Tea Club to that list.”
On May 18th, 2013, The Tea Club performed at the Terra Incognita Festival in Quebec City, Canada. This was the band’s first live appearance outside of the USA. The band is currently touring the Northeast United States in support of Quickly Quickly Quickly.
This concert celebrates the brand-new vinyl release of Tom Brislin’s Hurry Up and Smell the Roses LP, imported in limited edition by Plane Groovy Records (UK). Brislin’s one-man piano/vocal show will be enhanced with several special guest performers, including members of The Tea Club, the evening’s opening act.
“From a young age, I always knew that I would be a musician. While I was fortunate to have a clear sense of purpose early on, other decisions proved to be elusive. I loved so many types of music. I enjoyed writing songs and playing for other artists as well. Rather than choose one path, I just immersed myself in nearly every musical opportunity I could find myself in. Inevitably, the time came when I had to dig deep, put myself in a new environment, and create an album that reflected the different directions I’ve been pulled towards, both in music and in life.”
Tom Brislin is a musician, songwriter, and producer. After worldwide touring and recording on keyboards with several notable rock and pop artists, Tom relocated to Nashville, Tennessee from his native New Jersey to write and record his debut solo album, Hurry Up and Smell the Roses. The album, which Brislin describes as “Cinematic Pop”, was released in Fall 2012.
Hurry Up and Smell the Roses was written, produced, performed, and recorded by Brislin. The album features guest contributions from guitarist and platinum songwriter Clint Lagerberg, vocalist Annie Haslam of Renaissance, and Theremin synthesist Shueh-li Ong.
Influenced by his older siblings’ classic rock record collections, his parents’ love of jazz and classical music, and his own discovery of synth-laden pop, Brislin would eventually find himself performing in all of these settings. He has toured and recorded with Yes, Meat Loaf, Debbie Harry, Renaissance, Camel, Glen Burtnik,Francis Dunnery, and was the founder, lead singer and songwriter for the band Spiraling.
Music review site Babysue.com proclaims: “Hurry Up And Smell The Roses is a slick album chock full of intelligent compositions that shine a spotlight on this man’s unique gift for writing memorable melodies and smart pensive lyrics. He’s a master craftsman with arrangements…and he’s got a voice that’s absolutely fantastic.”
The Tea Club is a band from New Jersey. The band consists of Patrick McGowan (vocals/guitar), Dan McGowan (vocals/guitar), Joe Rizzolo (drums), Jamie Wolff (bass/vocals), and Renee Pestritto (keyboards/flute/vocals).
The Tea Club was formed in 2003. Between the inception and 2007, they made several recordings, one of which attracted the attention of producer Tim Gilles (Taking Back Sunday, Thursday, The Fiendz). Tim produced, recorded and mixed their first full length album at his studio in Jersey City, Big Blue Meenie Studios. The Tea Club’s first album, General Winter’s Secret Museum, was released in July 2008. The album included original artwork by Dan and Patrick McGowan. The album cover was a painting done by artist Kendra DeSimone.
After briefly touring General Winter’s Secret Museum along the East Coast, The Tea Club returned to Big Blue Meenie Studios to record their second album in the Fall of 2009. The album was again produced by Tim Gilles, and featured guest keyboardist Tom Brislin.
The Tea Club released their second album Rabbit on October 9th 2010. Like General Winter’s Secret Museum, the album cover was painted by Kendra DeSimone and featured original artwork by Dan and Patrick McGowan. Rabbit was met with very positive reviews. The Organ ‘zine called Rabbit “excellent” and praised The Tea Club for being a band that is ”not afraid to nail their colours firmly to their mast and fly directly in to the face of fashion.” Indie Music Reviewer said that Rabbit ”can appease any listener of just about any genre,” giving the album 5 out of 5 stars.
They spent the rest of 2010 and the majority of 2011 playing many shows along the east coast, including the ProgDay festival in North Carolina. Reviews and articles about the band were featured in publications such as Metro Philly, Indie Music Reviewer, altprogcore, Origivation, and JUMP. The band also released several homemade music videos for songs from the Rabbit album. They ended the year 2011 by playing an acoustic show opening for Jimmy Gnecco of the band Ours at the North Star Bar in Philadelphia.
In early 2012, The Tea Club once again returned to Big Blue Meenie Studios to record their third album with producer Tim Gilles. Following these recording sessions, The Tea Club were asked to open for Beardfish on their mini-tour of the United States in May 2012.
The Tea Club’s third album, Quickly Quickly Quickly, was released on November 15th, 2012. Once again, the album cover was done by Kendra DeSimone and featured original artwork by Dan and Patrick. Quickly Quickly Quickly was met with overwhelmingly positive reviews. Dangerdog Music Reviews called the album “wildly inventive”, while Instrumentali.com said that “The Tea Club has taken the dormant rock beast and tied a choke chain onto it.” Conor Fynes of The Metal Observer had this to say in his review of Quickly Quickly Quickly: “Porcupine Tree frontman Steven Wilson once stated in an interview that ‘…the Mars Volta, Tool, and Radiohead. . .are the future of progressive music.’ I would like to add The Tea Club to that list.”
On May 18th, 2013, The Tea Club performed at the Terra Incognita Festival in Quebec City, Canada. This was the band’s first live appearance outside of the USA. The band is currently touring the Northeast United States in support of Quickly Quickly Quickly.
Please see the changes and updates to our schedule. We are very excited to announce that taking the stage by storm as our Sunday evening headliner will be BEARDFISH!
Also, note band start times and updated pricing.
We are looking forward to a weekend full of outstanding music!
To celebrate 15 years of live progressive music under the banners of NJ Proghouse and its previous monikers, we here at the home offices are pleased to announce:
NJ Proghouse Homecoming Weekend – October 12th and 13th, 2013
We welcome the following acts to the stage at Roxy and Duke’s in Dunellen, NJ:
Full Weekend Tickets go on sale next Tuesday, June 18th at 10 AM on our website: www.njproghouse.com
Ticket prices are $125 for a full-weekend pass. (Single-day tickets, priced at $70, will go on sale Friday, June 21st at 10 AM, subject to availability.)
General admission seating. Weekend pass holders will be able to retain their seats for both days.
There are only 150 seats available so be prepared to buy tickets without delay.
Also, we will be accepting a limited number of NJP “supporter” ticket orders. For $200 you will have the ability to select your seat for the entire weekend with early-entrance seating—and you will also be able to enjoy that same early-entrance privilege through the end of 2014 for all NJP shows for which you purchase tickets. Please contact [email protected] for this option.
Roxy and Duke’s has a tasty selection of beer and, of course, a full arsenal of the usual bar goodies as well as a wonderful menu from their full service kitchen. So be prepared to eat, drink, and be proggy!
We will soon post a list of some decent hotels in the area for anyone looking to stay the night.
More to come, of course, but that is all for now. I hope you all are as excited as we are here at NJP!
To celebrate 15 years of live progressive music under the banners of NJ Proghouse and its previous monikers, we here at the home offices are pleased to announce:
NJ Proghouse Homecoming Weekend – October 12th and 13th, 2013
We welcome the following acts to the stage at Roxy and Duke’s in Dunellen, NJ, on Saturday, October 12th:
Opening the weekend will be: Advent
Followed by The Tea Club
Then, in a triumphant return to the stage for one night only: Frogg Cafe
and to cap off the night we welcome: IZZ
On Sunday the 13th, we will have the following acts:
To kick things off –
(Well that is just it – we don’t know just yet – but we will know before tickets are on sale)
Tickets go on sale next Tuesday, June 18th at 10 am at our website: www.njproghouse.com
Tickets are $65 per day or a weekend pass of $115.
GA seating. All who buy weekend seats will be able to hold their seats for both days.
There are only 150 seats available for each day so be prepared to buy tickets without delay.
Also, we will be accepting a limited number of NJP “supporters” ticket orders. For $200 you will have the ability to select your seat for the entire weekend with early entrance seating and then you will be able to enjoy that same privilege of the early entrance option through the end of 2014 for all NJP shows that you purchase tickets for. Please contact me at [email protected] for this option.
Roxy and Duke’s has a tasty selection of beer and of course a full arsenal of the usual bar goodies as well as a wonderful menu from their full service kitchen. So be prepared to eat, drink and be proggy!
Soon we will post a list of some decent hotels in the area for anyone looking to stay the night.
More to come of course but that is all for now. I hope you all are as excited as we are here at NJP!
Join us this summer for the single most interesting and enriching event ever to take place in Waterford Township, NJ. Beardfest is not just for musicians and music lovers but for anyone wishing to be part of something beautiful and diverse. Aside from an eclectic bill consisting of over fifteen extraordinary musical acts and a developing lineup of talented and quirky visual artists (fire spinning is a visual art, right!?), Beardfest will have an emphasis on growing a sense of community by learning and sharing experience together. Throughout the weekend there will be classes/seminars open to all Beardfest attendees. Subjects include yoga, natural building, guitar craftsmanship, outdoor living/survival, gardening and more. Also, SPORTS! Bring a frisbee, bring a football, bring your hot new Nikes, there will be at least one organized sporting event.
PreSale tickets for the whole weekend are available at http://beardfest.net/tickets.html for a discounted price.
$25 gets you a presale ticket for the whole weekend.
This offer ends on Memorial Day, May 27th.
Tickets at the door will be as follows:
$15 gets you in for Friday
$20 for Saturday
$35 for the whole weekend.
***Children 10 and under get in for FREEEEEEEE!
If you are planning on coming, PLEASE BUY PRESALE TICKETS! By buying presale tickets, you will save money and you will help make this festival even better by increasing the budget that the organizers have to work with. Buy now at http://beardfest.net/tickets.html
Camping – Bring a tent!
Music – Beardfest is primarily a music festival. For Beardfest 2013, we are bringing together an eclectic collection of local and touring musicians for a exciting and diverse days of music. Below are some of the bands.
Yoga – Yoga is a practice that leaves participants feeling refreshed and energized. We are lucky enough to have some amazing local yoga teachers to share their gift with us at Beardfest. We will be having community yoga classes on Saturday and Sunday mornings (and by mornings we mean 1pm). Saturdays Yoga class will be taught by Elizabeth Sitzler of the Ashtanga Yoga School of Philadelphia!
Art/Performance – Live interactive visual artwork coinciding with musical acts including but not limited to fire spinning, on site canvas and face painting and hula hoop dancing. More TBA in this category.
Workshops – The South Jersey/Philadelphia community has many hidden talents. Beardfest hopes to help share some of the inspiring work that is being done right here in our community. At Beardfest you can learn how to build a guitar, grow a garden, cook over a fire, and even build a house out of trash!
Fest Rules: No illegal drugs/substances, NO NITROUS; No illegal, immoral, or violent behaviors; No weapons; No fires except for in the designated firepits; Please recycle, and do not litter. Dont be a weenie! By entering Beardfest, you agree to abide by the rules of the festival, and you release Out of the Beardspace, its affiliates, and the proprietors of 1677 Conrad Ave, Waterford Works, NJ from any responsibility concerning damage or injury to yourself or your property.
