Co-op Tasting Room & Wine Bar

Just Open the Door
& Walk Right In !

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Feb. 17 (Fri.): Erin & the Project
Feb. 18 (Sat.): Stephen Holland 

Feb. 24 (Fri.): Trio Jazz
Feb. 25 (Sat.): Benji Brown

Mar. 2 (Fri.): Lou Johnson
Mar. 3 (Sat.): Steady Hand

Mar. 9 (Fri.): Ty & Eye
Mar. 10 (Sat.): TBA

Mar. 16 (Fri.): Erin & the Project
Mar. 17 (Sat.): Andy & Diane

Mar. 23 (Fri.): George Cutter &     
                       Friends
Mar. 24 (Sat.): TBA

Mar. 30 (Fri.): Trio Jazz
Mar. 31 (Sat.): Tom McDonald

Apr. 6 (Fri.): TBA
Apr. 7 (Sat.): DNA (Dave n' Alice)

Apr. 13 (Fri.): TBA
Apr. 14 (Sat.): Benji Brown

Apr. 20 (Fri.): Billie & Kelly

UPCOMING FRIDAYS

Feb. 17 (Fri.): Erin & the Project

Erin & The Project are the musical coalition of the inspiring songstress & keyboard player, Lindsay Erin, and her equally talented husband, Paul Ezekiel, on drums. Erin & the Project are inspired by a diverse range of artists from Ali Akbar Khan to Jeff Buckley and Mary J. Blige to Carole King, yet create a sound that is uniquely their own.

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Feb. 24 (Fri.): Trio Jazz

Trio Jazz is composed of Jerome Ali, who studied guitar with Larry Coryell and Vito Mumulo of Bonanza sound track fame and studied composition at UCLA with Dr. Phillip Springer. Dylan Sherwood McConnell has been a working musician for over 20 years, written and produced thousands of songs, and most recently tenured as Associate Creative Director for the Black Lodge Ensemble as well as resident composer for WDCD Radio. Richard O'Connell has toured and played drums for Stehen Stills, the rock band America, and Etta James to name a few.

UPCOMING SATURDAYS

Feb. 18 (Sat.): Stephen Holland

A composer, writer, performer and teacher, Stephen Holland has become a household name for great music in Nevada County. Holland, a music teacher at Sacramento State, has traveled extensively in Latin America and Europe, performing and collecting songs. The rhythmic and harmonic invention of the music of Brazil and the romantic intensity of the Spanish-American authors of Nueva Cancion has informed his work, as has the ancient traditions of the French Troubadours, traditional Japanese Danmono-Ryu and poetry, the drummers of West Africa and the Middle East and Appalachian hill songs.

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Feb. 25 (Sat.): Benji Brown

Benji's lyrical songs, improvisational talent and charm have made him a favorite at 128 Mill Street. Benji grew up in the Sierra Foothills and returned to the area after college at UC Santa Cruz. Benji spends his days working as an engineer and raising his son, but still dedicates himself to making creative new music. The wine loving crowds at the Wine Co. find his creative melodies and beautiful voice pair quite nicely with a few glasses of local vino.