Wine & Song - Victoria Jacobs; Bob Hillman; special guest Paul Marshall; host David Plenn
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The Dinosaur Farm "Speakeasy", 1510 Mission Street, South Pasadena, CA
At the Dinosaur Farm "Speakeasy" 1510 Mission Street in South Pas. Enter from the back alley. Password: Pterodactyl. 6:00 doors; 7:00 music. Tickets: $23 advance/$26 door ($25 cash).
Victoria Jacobs is a drummer, singer, and songwriter originally from Chicago. She is one of the few female drummers in the country rock/folk world. She began her drumming career at the Art Institute in Chicago with an art project turned band, American Zone. Victoria co-founded Ms. 45, a groundbreaking female rock trio that dominated the Silverlake scene in the mid-90s. You may have seen her with I See Hawks in L.A., the band she joined in 2013. Currently working on a solo album, she will be joined for this performance by Paul Marshall, Joe Berardi, and Aaron Bakker.
Bob Hillman is a San Francisco-based quirky folk-rocker with a dry sense of humor. In the 90s he was in New York making a living by helping prepare high school students for the SAT. At night, he performed in the clubs of Manhattan. He attended business school and spent a decade in the “real world” as a marketing exec. In 2014, he reconnected with old friend and fellow tunesmith Peter Case, which served as the impetus to get back in the studio. Produced by Case, the crowd-funded Lost Soul was released in 2015. His latest project, King of the Bees, is a six-song EP of melodic and slightly messy rock/power pop.
$23 advance, $26 door ($25 cash)
