At South Pasadena Theatre Workshop on Wednesday, March 29. Doors 6pm, Showtime 7pm. 1507 El Centro Street, South Pasadena. Co-hosted by John Antich of the Jacaranda Veranda. $22 advance, $25 at the door.

Justin Farren was born and raised in Sacramento, where he lives in a house built with his own two hands — or as he likes to refer to it, "a living museum of my own mistakes.” Justin's twin brother is a yellow truck named Yellow in which he tours the country. Heather Anne Lomax originally hails from Kansas City. The now LA-based artist has spent the greater part of the past decade putting her own spin on the Americana and Country-Rock/Blues genre. She has won awards and radio play across the country and beyond. Heather will be joined by the wonderful fiddler and singer-songwriter, Aubrey Richmond.

At the fabulous South Pasadena Theatre Workshop on Wednesday, March 22. Doors 6pm, Showtime 7pm. 1507 El Centro Street, South Pasadena. Shout-out to John Antich of the Jacaranda Veranda for helping put this together. $22 advance, $25 at the door.

Longtime Southern California singer-songwriter Rick Shea got his early musical education in the bars and honky-tonks of San Bernardino where he grew up. With ten critically acclaimed albums, he’s performed all over Southern California, the West Coast, the US and in Europe, and built a solid career for himself as a solo artist, singer, guitarist and songwriter.

Shaped by the similarly grey and rainy skies of England and the Pacific Northwest, acoustic duo Petty Chavez — made up of songwriters Simon Petty and Celia Chavez — formed when their musical paths converged in sunny southern California. After meeting onstage at a David Bowie tribute show in 2013, they have combined their disparate experiences ever since in harmony, life and song.

Special cash only event. A twenty dollar bill is your ticket. Come enjoy a fabulous night of music at the South Pas Theatre Workshop. Doors 6pm, Showtime 7pm.

The "Love" doctor will present songs from his latest album, The Benefit of Doubt. Also featuring Ed Tree, Lisa Turner, Ramon Yslas, and host Brad Colerick.

Gonna be a great show with Jeff Plankenhorn and Jadea Kelly. Jeff is in from Texas for his Wine & Song debut. His critically acclaimed SoulSlide album features Ruthie Foster and other icons, with co-writes from Bret Dennen and Gary Nicholson. He's a virtuoso multi-instrumentalist who designed his own signature lap-steel "The Plank" that gained him an Austin Music Award in 2017. His second solo album, Sleeping Dogs featured Ray Wylie Hubbard and Patty Griffin. Jadea Kelly was described by Tom Powers of CBC as "one of the shining jewels in the crown of Canadian songwriters." She spends her time writing and living between rural Ontario Canada and Los Angeles.

What fun this will be! One the eve of Thanksgiving we'll be in the beautiful backyard of the Morrish home. We'll hear from JaKL (Jaynee Thorne/Karen Tobin/Leslie Barker), Laura Joy, and special guest Stella Prince.

No tickets needed, just a $15 suggested donation.

We're back in Brad & Celeste's backyard for another magical evening of Wine & Song. The prodigal son, Guillermo Guzman, will be back with the Wreckers for a little "Wreunion" minus Tim. But we'll certainly raise a glass to him. We'll also enjoy the sounds of Abby Posner — rescheduled from October 5. Tickets are limited so please purchase in advance. Song circle afterward, so bring your instrument if you care to share a song or two. Light snacks provided. Brad will have wine on hand (not included in ticket price) or bring your own if you prefer. Doors 6pm, music 7pm.

Wine & Song returns to the fabulous Kutzer Company courtyard. This will be a very special evening featuring a couple of Nashville's best songwriters — Rod Picott and Jude Johnstone. No reserved seats. Come early for table seats. Gate opens at 6pm. Food (from My Taco:-) and wine available but not included in the ticket price. Bring your own beverage if you like.

No tickets needed, just a suggested donation of $15.

Brad hosts Wine & Song in his own backyard featuring Rupert Wates and special guests. Song circle afterward. Limited to 25 ticket purchasers. Light fare provided. BYOB. 6:00pm doors. Address provided following ticket purchase.

No tickets needed, just a $15 suggested donation at the show.

No ticket needed. $15 suggested donation.

We'll be outdoors on the Canoe House patio/parking area. No tickets or reserved seating, just a $15 suggested donation — cash in the bucket, Venmo @bradcolerick; Zelle to brad@deepmix.com; or PayPal.me/bradcolerick.

Another magical night in the Mamma's tent. No tickets, just a $15 suggested donation. Helmet optional.