At the Dinosaur Farm "Speakeasy", 1510 Mission Street, South Pasadena. 6:00 doors, 7:00 music. Enter from the back alley with the password Pterodactyl. Bring whatever you might like to snack on or sip. After ticket purchase, your name will be on a list at the door, so no need to bring a ticket.

In the courtyard behind Square Deal barbershop. 1108 Mission Street, South Pasadena. Beverages and light snacks available, or bring your own. Doors 6:00, music 7:00. After ticket purchase, your name will be on a list at the door, so no need to bring a ticket.

Brad's sister Sugar's birthday! For ten years or so she hosted the annual "Sugarpalooza" in Kansas City that Brad played with friends. This show will feature some of Sugar's favorites — Chauncey Bowers, Marty Axelrod, Ed Tree, Severin Browne, John Stowers, and Cynthia Carle.

At the Dinosaur Farm "Speakeasy", 1510 Mission Street, South Pasadena. 6:00 doors, 7:00 music. Enter from the back alley with the password Pterodactyl. Bring whatever you might like to snack on or sip. After ticket purchase, your name will be on a list at the door, so no need to bring a ticket.

At the Dinosaur Farm "Speakeasy", 1510 Mission Street, South Pasadena. 6:00 doors, 7:00 music. Enter from the back alley with the password Pterodactyl. Bring whatever you might like to snack on or sip. After ticket purchase, your name will be on a list at the door, so no need to bring a ticket.

Rags Rosenberg is a singer-songwriter and poet currently based on California’s Central Coast. Before that, he spent 14 years in Nashville learning his craft, then 12 more in Joshua Tree. It was during his time in the desert that he wrote the songs for his project, Song of the Bricoleur, which made it onto the US Folk Chart. The album is a 12-song collection exploring cultural collapse, memory, and creative resistance in uncertain times.

Denver native Andy Sydow is an accomplished multi-instrumentalist whose lyrics paint a picture of poetic realism. The Nashville-based singer-songwriter tours both solo and with a backing band, and draws comparisons to voices like Paul Simon and Jackson Browne, mixed with a roots rock vibe reminiscent of Tom Petty or Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats. When he's not touring, writing, or recording, Sydow spends time talking to other creatives and music industry professionals on his podcast, Middle Class Rock Star.

At the Dinosaur Farm "Speakeasy", 1510 Mission Street, South Pasadena. 6:00 doors, 7:00 music. Enter from the back alley with the password Pterodactyl. Bring whatever you might like to snack on or sip. After ticket purchase, your name will be on a list at the door, so no need to bring a ticket.