This Week ONLY at Caffe Lena!

Rochmon Record Club:
Bruce Springsteen – Darkness At the Edge of Town
In-person tickets
Watch on Caffe Lena TVWith audio and video, the ever-popular Rochmon Record Club will explore Springsteen’s Darkness On The Edge Of Town. Under a contractual “lockdown,” Bruce went on the road with the E Street Band for 3 years after the release of his epic, career defining album, Born To Run. Legal issues resolved, Bruce and his band went into the studio and recorded arguably his finest album. From “Badlands” to “Candy’s Room” to “Racing In The Street” and “Prove It All Night,” Bruce takes us on a cautionary tale of the price of getting everything you want.

Reverend Peyton’s Big Damn Band (2 shows)
6 PM: In-person tickets / Caffe Lena TV
8:30 PM: In-person tickets / Caffe Lena TV

They are sizzling, raucous, and ready to raise the rafters! Finger-picker Reverend Peyton is a singularly compelling evangelist for rootsy, country blues. Their new record, Dance Songs For Hard Times, debuted at #1 on the Billboard Blues Charts and was critically acclaimed by Rolling Stone, Relix, Paste and many more! Peyton was just nominated for the prestigious Blues Music Award by the Blues Foundation.

Darrell Scott
In-person tickets
Watch on Caffe Lena TV

Gosh, we sure do love this guy! It’s such an honor to have him on our stage because his songs have helped define the sound of modern roots music. Darryl Scott helps us to make sense of the world, what is at stake, and where we fit in. His classic hit, “You’ll Never Leave Harlan Alive,” was covered by Patty Loveless, Brad Paisley and numerous others.

Jake Blount
In-person tickets
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A student of Rhiannon Giddens and Bruce Molsky, multi-instrumentalist Blount is oft-heard in the national media for his expertise in the folk music of Black communities in the southeastern United States. He blends blues, bluegrass and spirituals into the old-time string band tradition, illuminating the experiences of his Black ancestors. He’s a remarkable fiddler and banjo player and this show will be a rare delight for fans of traditional American folk music.