Tuesday night open mics at Takoma Spark*.
7112 Willow Ave., Takoma Park, MD 20912 | signup at 6pm, music at 7pm
Sponsored in conjunction with Institute of Musical Traditions and School of Musical Traditions at SMT’s new lesson space in Takoma Park, we’ve got a small room for performances and we’re not afraid to use it. This is NOT a restaurant so bring your own food or drink if you want to eat or drink! (no alcohol please, and of course please clean up after yourself). House keyboard in the house.
Tonight w featured artist Girl Blue : “…TREMENDOUS SONGWRITING TALENT, WITH THE PERFECT VOICE TO MATCH. IT IS GENUINELY HARD TO WALK AWAY FROM HER WHILE SHE PERFORMS; YOU NEED ONLY HEAR ABOUT 30 SECONDS OF HER TO KNOW SHE’S LIKELY DESTINED FOR WIDESPREAD NATIONAL RECOGNITION.” More at girlbluemusic.com
We’re not big enough for amps or drumkits, so don’t bring’em. 2 songs, 10 minutes, 1 pun – whichever’s shorter. Webcasting Live on Facebook.com/robsopenmics, YouTube.com/robsopenmics and Twitch.tv/ilyaimy.
*Wuzza Takoma Spark you might ask? Dave Eisner has chosen to commemorate an arts collective we used to have here in Takoma Park by naming this NEW performance space at School of Musical Traditions after our sadly-departed Rob Nicholson’s strange and wonderful gatherings. Takoma Spark – to spark creativity and inspiration into a warm and inviting, roaring (but ne’r searing) open flame!