Free Live Music in The Underground in July
Free Live Music in The Underground in July

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Free Live Music in The Underground in July

Date: July 5, 2024 to July 27, 2024
Time: Friday-Saturday: 8 p.m. to Midnight, Sunday: 7 p.m. to 11 p.m.
Cost: Free entry with password

Join us for live music in The Underground speakeasy and distillery at The Mob Museum in July. Find the weekly password in The Underground’s Instagram Stories for free admission to the speakeasy located in the basement of The Mob Museum! Must be 21+ to attend.

Entertainment lineup for July (Friday-Saturday: 8 p.m. to Midnight, Sunday: 7 p.m. to 11 p.m.)

  • Friday, July 5 | The Volsteads
  • Saturday, July 6 | Michael Ross Nugent
  • Sunday, July 7 | Mr. Nobody with Michael Grimm
  • Friday, July 12 | Amanda King and her Prohibition Three
  • Saturday, July 13 | Colte Julian and The Sidecars
  • Sunday, July 14 | Mr. Nobody with Michael Grimm
  • Friday, July 19 | Syn-Phonics
  • Saturday, July 20 | The Souvenairs
  • Friday, July 26 | The Ramblers
  • Saturday, July 27 | Colte Julian and The Sidecars
  • Sunday, July 28 | Katrina Bree

ABOUT OUR PERFORMERS

  • Amanda King and Her Prohibition Three captivate audiences with their enchanting performances, showcasing a treasure trove of musical gems from pre-1950s American popular music and jazz. 
  • Colte Julian and The Sidecars, a dynamic piano-showman, performs unique jazz renditions of classics along with his band. 
  • Katrina Bree is a soulful singer with a deep love for music and has a natural talent for connecting with her audience. With a repertoire that spans genres and eras, she brings a fresh and modern twist to timeless songs, creating a sound that is all her own.
  • Michael Ross Nugent and his top-of-the-line trio provide a truly authentic sound reminiscent of the 1920s and ’30s. 
  • Mr. Nobody perform vintage blues and jazz numbers with verve and style, combining the talents of award-winning frontman, Michael Grimm, piano-comedy showman Bill Zappia and talented multi-instrumentalist Jimmy Tripi.
  • The Ramblers pay homage to America’s capital of jazz with their soulful New Orleans-style sound that took the Roaring ’20s by storm.
  • The Souvenairs are a four-piece group performing classics from The Great American Songbook. From hot, up-tempo swing jazz ballads and beyond, the band provides a diverse program of music for all audiences.
  • The Syn-Phonics are an innovative jazz band delivering a modern, soul-infused taste of the 1920s and ‘30s Jazz Age. 
  • The Volsteads, with an emphasis on jump blues, The Volsteads harken back to the risqué rhythms of the 1940s and ‘50s. The lineup of musicians and contemporary expression breathes life into swing and jazz standards.