Join us at one of the last listening rooms in the Philly area for an incredible co-bill of Americana and Folk Rock. The Edge Hill Rounders and CubiZm bring excellent vocals and musicianship sure to provide a well honed night of entertainment. Cubizm is also celebrating their album release, Distracted by Birds $20 GA, = $6 up-charge for reserved seating at all price points. All tickets have a $2.00 ticketing fee added Doors open at 5:30 PM for dinner and drinks with Happy Hour food and drink specials until 6 PM. Alongside the caffeinated and soft drinks, Steel City offers a fine list of cocktails, wine selections, and beer on tap. There is street parking, public lot paid parking. For great parking deal, $5 for the entire evening three and a half blocks up Main Street across from First Presbyterian Church. About Cubizm CubiZm is Heidi Wolfson, Art Cohen (guitar), Steve Lessick (drums/harmony), and Neal Phillips (acoustic guitar, bass). CubiZm’s compelling original folk/rock music spans a wide range from shimmering atmospheres to driving grooves to melodic harmonies to abstract spoken word pieces. Heidi Wolfson's thought-provoking and literate songs are delivered with a singular intensity. Acoustic and electric guitars, drums, and vocal harmonies blend to showcase the freshness and originality of the writing. CubiZm has performed at The Philadelphia Folk Festival and regional venues including The Royal in Glenside and The Fallser Club in East Falls.Their newest album is Distracted by Birds (October 2026). https://cubizm11.com/
About The Edge Hill Rounders The Edge Hill Rounders play acoustic music featuring originals and great covers in the folk/folk-rock tradition. They cover cosmic Americana, bluegrass, country-rock, and old-time genres. Paul Mamolou (guitar) and Tim Cheney (mandolin) deliver tight vocal harmonies inspired by artists like Ira and Charlie Louvin and Gram Parsons and Chris Hillman of the Flying Burrito Brothers. John Mahony adds sizzling fiddle, with Chris Gately on drums and Christopher "Topher" Horner on bass. EHR’s original songs cover a broad spectrum, from dry wit to tenderness tugging on your heartstrings, as well as the folk tradition of reporting current events. https://edgehillrounders.com/