49 West - Coffeehouse, Winebar & Gallery / Annapolis, Maryland

Dream Punch
2023-07-16 19:30 - 21:30 (America/Halifax)
Dream Punch are a Maryland based band that weaves texture into song. Their songs are sonic impressionist paintings for your ear lids.

Wordsmith- A Showing of Poems
2023-07-16 16:00 - 18:00 (America/Halifax)

Dean Rosenthal’s 4 Piece Racket
2023-07-15 19:30 - 21:30 (America/Halifax)
Dean Rosenthal’s 4piece racket
Please call for reservations at 410-626-9796 because space is limited.
We hope you can join us!!
Dean Rosenthal along w/ Jimmy Jacobs & Rurik Reshetiloff,& Guests

John Jensen
2023-07-15 17:00 - 19:00, 2023-07-08 17:00 - 19:00, 2023-07-01 17:00 - 19:00, 2023-06-24 17:00 - 19:00 (America/Halifax)

AJ Eckert & The Lovecats
2023-07-14 19:00 - 21:00 (America/Halifax)

Pam Godfrey Classical Duo
2023-07-12 17:00 - 19:00 (America/Halifax)
Join us for classical night every 2nd Wednesday of the month.

Unified Jazz Ensemble
2023-07-11 19:00 - 21:30, 2023-06-27 19:00 - 21:30, 2023-06-20 19:00 - 21:30 UTC | 49 West – The Back Room, 49 West St., Annapolis, MD, 21401, United States
The Unified Jazz Ensemble is a dynamic group of masterful musicians from the USA. This ensemble has years of experience educating and entertaining diverse audiences. This is acoustic jazz, a classic American art form, done to perfection with audience interaction at its best.

2nd Monday Songwriters Showcase with Naked Blue & Landing Mary
2023-07-10 19:30 - 22:00 (America/Halifax)
SPACE IS LIMITED SO PLEASE CALL FOR RESERVATIONS AT 410-626-9796!
Naked Blue- Jenn & Scott Smith, Matt and Mike from Landing Mary, hosted by Angie Miller

Joe Holt & Sharon Sable
2023-07-08 20:00 - 22:00 (America/Halifax)
Please call for reservations at 410-626-9796.
SHARON SABLE
JOE HOLT
“One Upon a Summertime, The Music of Blossom Dearie” “Sharon and Joe sound exquisite. Their shared purpose and musical compatibility is so strong that they often sound like a single pianist-singer
rather than two individuals. Blossom Dearie would have approved.”
– Scott Yanow (LA Jazz Scene).
Blossom Dearie M AS ( was known tor
her unoretentious voca delivery and
sophisticated piano accompaniment. Her music was ethereal, understated, impressive and bold. She pertormed lesser know gems of the Great American Songbook, was one of
the voices of the Grammy nominated
“Schoolhouse Rock” album. and went on to write and record original material with Johnny Mercer, Michel Legrand and Sting
Sharon and Joe will honor the unique voice,
extraordinar accompaniment anc
remarkable repertoire and career of this
beloved lazz icon. “As tributes go there are not many women who have stepped up to perform one better than Sharon Sable; a truly miraculous vocal artist.” – Raul DaGama, Jazz
DaGama
“Joe Holt’s piano is superb, adventurous and complementing the singer well.”
Bebop Spoken Here (UK)
“Mesmerizing… a strong and entertaining ode to Dearie’s enduring influence on jazz”
New York City Jazz Record web : sharonsablemusic.com / joeholtsnotes.com / Blossom DearieProject
video: youtube.com/@blossomdearieproject facebook: facebook.com/TheBlossom Dearie Project
email: sharonsablemusic@gmail.com
press : https://sharonsablemusic.com/once-upon-a-summertime-reviews

1st Fridays with Tom Mitchell
2023-07-07 20:00 - 22:30 (America/Halifax)
On the 1st Friday of the month, guitar player Tom Mitchell brings in a few of his noteworthy friends to play jazz, Western Swing, Blues and Tradtional Roots music. Come on out! It will help ya!

TBA
2023-07-06 19:30 - 22:00 (America/Halifax)

Dave Chappell & Friends
2023-07-05 17:00 - 19:00, 2023-06-28 17:00 - 19:00, 2023-06-21 17:00 - 19:00 UTC | 49 West – The Front Room, 49 West St., Annapolis, MD, 21401, United States
Dave Chappell, Jimmy Jacobs, Rurik Reshetiloff & more!

HAPPY 4TH!
2023-07-04 08:00 - 23:00 (America/Halifax)
WE WILL BE CLOSED AT 4PM TODAY. WE HOPE YOU HAVE A SAFE HOLIDAY!

Backroom Sessions with Sam Pugh, Kristi Allen & Skribe
2023-07-03 19:30 - 22:30 (America/Halifax)
The Back Room Sessions is a song & story concert series happening on the 1st Monday of every month at 49 West Coffeehouse in Historic Annapolis, MD. The featured artists are curated by local garage-folk artist Skribe who also hosts & performs a set. All shows are recorded so please keep refrain from conversation during performances. $15 cover will be added to your check and goes to the artists. Doors at 7:30.
49 West Coffehouse & Winebar provides an intimate artsy concert experience with full table service and no TVs.
There are 40 seats and we often sell out so call 49 West at (410) 626-9796 to reserve your table now!
Featured artists for Monday July 3rd 2023 are Sam Pugh & Kristi Allen!
Sam Pugh
https://www.instagram.com/samyuel/?hl=en
Kristi Allen
https://kristiallenmusic.com/
Skribe
https://skribestudios.com

Brendan Mulvihill, Angelina Carberry, and Dan Brouder
2023-07-01 20:00 - 22:30 (America/Halifax)
ANNAPOLIS—Acclaimed Irish fiddler Brendan Mulvihill, Angelina Carberry (tenor banjo), and Dan Brouder (button accordion) present an unforgettable night of rare jigs, reels, hornpipes, and more drawn from the Martin Mulvihill collection of Irish Traditional Music. This concert is not to be missed by lovers of folk and traditional music.
“Mulvihill, in particular, is an astonishing fiddler, even better now than when he left mouths gaping as a member of The Irish Tradition. He is able to slip in grace notes that harmonize with his main melodic line without sacrificing any of his lustrous tone, agile speed or effortless fluidity.” – The Washington Post
“Dan and Angelina play with a subtlety that brings a natural feel to the combination of accordion and banjo…Their playing is almost nonchalant without being arrogant and it is clear that not only is there a great respect for each other’s playing but for the tunes themselves – Rawbar
BIOGRAPHIES:
BRENDAN MULVIHILL’s roots in Irish music run deep. Brendan’s grandmother, Bridgid Mulvihill, nee Flynn, was a fiddler and her brothers were all musicians as well. Brendan’s father, the late National Heritage Fellow Martin Mulvihill of County Limerick, Ireland, was a renowned fiddle player and one of the most highly respected Irish music teachers in America.
Brendan immigrated to New York with his family in 1965. In the ‘70s, he traveled to Ireland playing throughout the country with his contemporaries and building a huge repertoire of tunes. Later, Brendan moved to Birmingham, England where he played in céilidh bands and with the many Irish musicians who had also settled in the English Midlands. In 1975, Brendan returned to New York, where he soon began playing with accordion player Billy McComiskey and singer/guitarist Andy O’Brien. The three eventually made their way to Washington, DC, ostensibly for a week-long gig in The Dubliner pub as The Irish Tradition. The week turned into several years, and The Irish Tradition became a seminal influence in traditional music, helping to establish it as a permanent and integral part of Washington’s musical fabric. After recording several albums, the Irish Tradition disbanded. Brendan remained in the Washington, DC/Baltimore area, using the region as a home base for his travels.
Micheál Ó Súilleabháin referred to Brendan as “a rare genius.” This same thought has been shared by others and that is why so many have sought him out as their teacher. Brendan has taught several rising young fiddle players in the Washington, DC/Baltimore area. Brendan received the Maryland Traditions Folk Arts and Culture Apprenticeship Award in 2005 and 2018 for teaching the art of traditional Irish music. He was inducted into the Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann Mid-Atlantic Region Hall of Fame in 2008. Brendan continues to play at various venues in the Washington D.C. area, teach fiddle, and lead sessions and workshops. Brendan published his first tune book with a learning CD in 2013, Brendan Mulvihill’s Irish Scroll Volume One; it contains 93 tunes, mostly traditional tunes but also a few of his own compositions. In 2018 he released his first solo recording, The Journey, to share some tunes in Brendan’s playing style to help intermediate and advanced musicians learn to play traditional Irish music.
ANDELINA CARBERRY was born in Manchester, England into a County Longford musical family steeped in traditional music. Starting on the tin whistle, she later moved onto the banjo following in the footsteps of her father Peter and grandfather Kevin Carberry. Angelina moved to Galway in the late 90’s where she recorded the highly acclaimed album Memories from the Holla with her father Peter on accordion and John Blake on guitar and piano. Angelina was a member of the all female group the Bumblebees and toured with the legendary duo Tony MacMahon and Barney McKenna. Angelina performed for the Margaret Barry Hall of Fame Award, at the 2019 RTE Folk Awards in Vicar Street, Dublin, and in 2021 she received the prestigious TG4 Gradam Ceoil, Ceoiltor na Bliana / Musician of the Year.
Angelina’s style has evolved into one that is incredibly distinctive with its own rhythmical characteristics. Her two solo CD’s, An Traidisún Beo (2005) and Pluckin’Mad (2014), which were awarded among the Irish Echo’s Top 10 CD’S of the year, showcase her unique banjo sound. Over the years, Angelina has appeared on several albums as a guest performer, including The Lark’s Air (2011) by accordionist Dan Brouder and Music in the Frame (2017) by accordionist Josephine Marsh. Additionally, Angelina released two duet albums: Angelina Carberry and Martin Quinn (2003) and A Waltz for Joy (2017) with Dan Brouder.
In addition to performing, Angelina is also a music teacher and a popular banjo tutor at summer schools and festivals throughout Ireland, U.K., and internationally. Angelina has performed frequently and taught at Irish music events across North America and Canada, including the Catskills Irish Arts Week (NY), Augusta Irish Week (WV), Swannanoa Gathering (NC), Goderich Celtic Roots Festival (ON, Canada), O’Flaherty Retreat (TX), Cascadia Irish Music Week (WA), and most recent at Irish Musical Arts and Dance (MAD) Week (MD). Angelina has also played on popular television programs including Fleadh Cheoil RTE, Bosca Ceol, Hup, Sé mo Laoch, and Fleadh TV TG4.
DAN BROUDER is a well-respected exponent of the West Limerick accordion style from Monagea, a parish on the outskirts of Newcastle West. A musician who is highly regarded among his contemporaries for his musical honesty and the joy he passes on through the music he plays and cherishes, Dan learned his music in the surrounding parishes of Ardagh, Carrigkerry, and Glin on the Sliabh Luachra boundary from accordion player Donal de Barra and concertina player Timmy Collins from West Limerick. He also learned from flute players Donal O’Sullivan and Francis O’Connor (who learned their music from fiddler Peadlin Aherne) and from recordings of flute player Pajo Gleesen from the 1930’s and 40’s, whose styles were strongly bedded in West Limerick roots.
Dan has had the good fortune to perform with Sliabh Luchra fiddle icon, Julia Clifford, along with accordion player Johnny O’Leary and fiddle player’s Dennis McMahon, Paddy Cronin, and Connie O’Connell. Dan has been greatly influenced by Finbarr Dwyer, Joe Burke, Joe Cooley, West Limerick flute player Donal Sullivan, Martin & Brendan Mulvihill and the Dwyer family from West Cork.
Dan’s debut solo album, The Larks Air, was released in 2011 to critical acclaim by musicians and music reviewers. Dan appeared as a special guest on the 2008 recording Cairde Cairdin by fiddler Diarmuid O’Brien, which also featured a group of West Limerick accordion players. A Waltz for Joy (2017) and Back in Time (2021) are two duet albums that Dan recorded with banjo player Angelina Carberry. Dan has been featured extensively on popular RTE and TG4 program’ series Geantrai, Fleadh Cheoil RTE, Hup, Se mo Laoch, and Fleadh TV.
For more information, visit www.carberrybrouder.com
About Martin Mulvihill and his collection:
MARTIN MULVIHILL (born in Ballygoughlin, County Limerick, Ireland in 1923; died 21 July 1987) was an Irish traditional musician, composer, teacher, and author. He composed roughly 25 tunes in the Irish traditional style. Although his mother, Brigid Flynn, played the concertina and fiddle, Martin – the youngest of her ten children – was the only one to become a musician.
Martin began his study of music at the age of nine. From a violin player in the neighboring town of Glin, he learned the rudiments of the fiddle and how to read and write music; from his mother he learned the Irish traditional style. His early repertoire was learned both from local musicians and written sources such as the “Roche Collection of Traditional Irish Music,” “Ker,” and “O’Neill’s 1001.” In 1940 at age 17, he joined the Irish Army. After his discharge, he played with Meade’s Dance Band in Glin. In 1951 he emigrated to Northampton, England; there he married Olive McEvoy from County Offaly, with whom he had his four children, Brendan, Brian, Gail, and Dawn. All four of the Mulvihill children are musicians, with Brendan having become a noted performer and recording artist in the traditional Irish fiddle genre. Mulvihill continued playing music during this time, expanding his skills to include button accordion and piano accordion. The latter became his main instrument for several years.
In 1965 the Mulvihill family relocated to New York City. He began teaching music lessons part time, but as his reputation grew this quickly became his full-time occupation. He taught in Philadelphia, Washington, D.C., and New York. Former students include Eileen Ivers, Mary Rafferty (of Cherish the Ladies), Willie Kelly, and Patrick Clifford. In 1984, Mulvihill was honored with a NEA National Heritage Fellowship. In 1986, he self-published a songbook titled “First Collection of Traditional Irish Music.”

Badger Band
2023-06-30 20:00 - 22:00 (America/Halifax)

Cafe Scientifique
2023-06-29 18:00 - 19:15 (America/Halifax)
Thursday, June 29, 6-7:15pm ET: “Toxic Algal Blooms – There are No Local Problems”
by Tracy Fanara, PhD.,Coastal Modeling Portfolio Manager, NOAA’s National Ocean Service.
About the Talk: Everything is connected through earth systems. In 2018 Florida declared a State of Emergency due to a dual toxic algae blooms which caused mass wildlife fatalities, threats to public health and quality of life, and caused economic turmoil. Even after decades of research, there were still many scientific questions regarding these phenomena but the public demanded answers right away. Dr. Tracy Fanara entered uncharted territory as she was called on as an expert on local to international stages. This presentation will describe a journey in combating chaos through communication, collaboration, and community, and the path toward answering local questions globally.
Speaker Bio: Dr. Tracy Fanara is an environmental engineer, research scientist, and communicator with a BS, ME, and PhD from the University of Florida’s College of Environmental Engineering. In research, Tracy has developed water treatment technology, designs and models for hydrologic and coastal restoration, and citizen science programs with over 1.6 million users to obtain publicly available environmental data. Tracy has international media recognition due to her expertise in hydrology and harmful algae blooms during the Florida Water crises. Tracy is now the Coastal Modeling Manager for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) where she manages coastal ocean modeling efforts to gain a better understanding of our earth systems and threats to human lives and livelihoods in a changing world. Tracy co-produces a STEM comic book called “Seekers of Science” and runs the STEM Camp, Mission: Tampa Bay. You may have seen Tracy on Science Channel, Discovery Channel, National Geographic, Weather Channel, Fox or CBS; in Marvels Unstoppable Wasp, or as Xylem YSI’s Mission Water, Water Hero.
Feel free to contact us with questions and suggestions for speakers, and please forward this email to anyone who might be interested.
Hope to see you in person at 49 West (or online) on THIS Thursday, May 25th!
Yours in Science,
Tracy Gill, Andy Loftus, Roz Kleffman, and Paul Gruner
Co-hosts of Annapolis Café Scientifique at 49 West

Uncouth Junction: Yarns & Ditties, Music & Comedy
2023-06-26 19:00 - 21:00 (America/Halifax)
Every fourth Monday @49west_winebar_gallery. Please call 410-626-9796 for reservations because space is limited. Show starts at 7 PM.
Swampcandy hosts this great showcase of comedians and songwriters. This month we are welcoming @doc.pine @nina_shouldnt_do_comedy @kwame_kumah

Steve Abshire & Joe Holt
2023-06-25 19:00 - 21:00 (America/Halifax)
Steve Abshire & Joe Holt at 49 West! Come on out for an evening flat out guaranteed to be filled with some seriously swinging music. 49 West is located at 49 West St. Annapolis, MD. For reservations call 410 626 9796.

St John's College Jazz Band
2023-06-24 19:00 - 21:00 (America/Halifax)

Fire Escape
2023-06-23 19:30 - 21:30 (America/Halifax)

Blackman, Murray, Russo
2023-06-22 20:00 - 22:30 (America/Halifax)
Alan Blackman- Piano
Max Murray- Bass
Frank Russo- Drums
Quotes from CD Baby and All About Jazz reviews:
Blackman, Murray, Russo have put out fresh modern jazz recordings. They mix original material from the pianist and the rest a unique mix of Beatles,Brahms, and odd-metered renditions of standards. Staples around the thriving Baltimore/Washington D.C. jazz scene for 20 years, Blackman Murray Russo trio has captured a delightfully fresh and well-executed musical product. Alan Blackmans originals occupy almost half of the musical ground here, and they are varied in scope and interesting from both a rhythmic and harmonic vantage point. From the almost middle eastern sounds of a Brahms Waltz through groovy standards (with some nice new chords) to a 9/4 fender rhodes inflected tour de force on You’ve Changed, this band is tight and the solos are at a very accomplished and individual level. Highly recommended if you are tired of boring smooth jazz and bored with tired traditional swing.The trio is fueled not only by their individual skills but the chemistry that exists within them as a unit. On their version of Peter Gabriel’s 1986 smash “Sledgehammer,” the group jams in breathtaking fashion. Blackman’s jumpy piano, Murray’s thumping bass, and Russo’s jumpy drums perhaps raise even more R&B intensity than Gabriel’s original. The band is having so much fun covering the Gabriel hit that its inclusion doesn’t feel like it was for commercial considerations; in fact, it’s an accessible way of displaying their collective strengths.These lads must kill it in live performance.

ITZALL Goode and SHC Music Tribe Presents Carrie Welling
2023-06-19 19:30 - 21:30 (America/Halifax)
TZALL Goode and SHC Music Tribe Presents Carrie Welling
Monday, 6/19 at 7:30 PM
Tickets $17 – Door $20.00
I﻿f you purchase a ticket, do not call to make a reservation with the venue. The ticket is your reservation. For questions or more info email shcmusictribe@gmail.com
“No stranger to change or the journey that comes with it, Carrie Welling has been behind the wheel of her musical experience from a young age.” – indieonlineradio.com
A self-described ‘military brat’, Carrie Welling’s struggle to feel rooted in any one place carved an unharmonious path of heartbreak, doubt, and insecurity that defined her 20s and early 30s… a journey that lead to her soul-defining rebirth as an international touring artist with a place to call home in Nashville, TN.
Her bold, sultry voice, reminiscent of Sheryl Crow’s grit, Natalie Maines’ twang, and Stevie Nicks’ heart, is upstaged only by the genuine love and connection this natural performer has with her fans both on and off stage. But embracing confidence has not always been easy for this singer-songwriter, who speaks candidly about her battle to be good to herself, and to quiet the inner voice nagging her to be “perfect”. Through the process of creating her latest work, a collection of songs that encapsulate Carrie’s determination to embrace self-love, self-care, and leave the past behind, she’s found a place of peace and healing, recognizing that authenticity and vulnerability are the glue that binds us all.
