At Lost Parrot Cafe, 1929 Huntington Dr. in South Pasadena. 6pm doors, 7pm music. Food and full bar available at the venue. $15 corkage.

Liam Robinson and Jean Rohe were brought together over fifteen years ago by their mutual love of afternoon song-swaps, American folk ballads, and wordplay. Since then, they’ve written a distinctive body of work that draws on the roots music they hold dear, and engages their versatile musical and literary sensibilities as arrangers, improvisers, poets, and producers. R.O. Shapiro hails from the East End of Long Island. He is a lifelong performer with Shakespeare and rhythm tap dancing in his past and Americana music in his present. A one time resident of Austin, he combed the beaches of sunny San Diego before recently moving up north to the Bay Area. He is a founding member of Odell Fox and he looks after a dog named Joni.

At Lost Parrot Cafe, 1929 Huntington Dr. in South Pasadena. 6pm doors, 7pm music. Food and full bar available at the venue. $15 corkage.

Alabama native Johnny Townsend is best known for the 1976 Billboard Top-10 single “Smoke From a Distant Fire.” A soul and R&B influenced pianist, singer, and songwriter, he has co-written with the likes of Kenny Loggins, Gregg Allman, and Larry Carlton. In the early '90s he joined the Gregg Allman Band for a spell, touring with them for several years. He even did a tour with with one of his previous bands opening for Jimi Hendrix.

Jodi Siegel was born in the home of the blues — Chicago. She relocated to California where she played and sang in numerous bands up and down the coast. She has shared the stage with the likes of Albert King, Robert Cray, and J.D. Souther. Her songs have been recorded by Maria Muldaur, Marcia Ball, and Teresa James and her latest album “Wild Hearts” is filled with compelling songs, cool grooves, smart lyrics and some of the best musicians in Los Angeles.

At Lost Parrot Cafe, 1929 Huntington Dr. in South Pasadena. 6pm doors, 7pm music. Food and full bar available at the venue. $15 corkage.

After a full career as a Chiropractor, New York native Tina Ross is on fire writing, recording, and performing. She was named Focus Music’s 2023 Rising Artist shortly after releasing her debut album. Tina’s soaring, intimate vocals bring her music to life like timeless paintings. An elegant fierceness runs through her songs, speaking to wonder, humility, doubt, and defiance. Brian Joseph simply does it all — he’s a playwright, screenwriter, novelist, photographer, author, actor, chef, teacher, artist, and triathlete. His music can be heard on How I Met Your Mother, America’s Next Top Model and various other TV shows and commercials. One of Brian’s tunes — “We’re Gonna Laugh” can even be found on a Brad Colerick album. He is a father of four and has two large lazy dogs. We'll also hear from special guest Mike Berman.

At Lost Parrot Cafe, 1929 Huntington Dr. in South Pasadena. 6pm doors, 7pm music. Food and full bar available at the venue. $15 corkage.

There is no denying the timeless, raw sense of emotion in Kylie Rothfield’s vocal delivery. She was a contestant on NBC’s The Voice in 2016, chosen by Alicia Keys who coached her throughout the season. She is also an accomplished self-taught, Epiphone-endorsed guitarist. Her songs are honest, expressive, and frequently turn up on popular TV shows. David Spitzfaden is a singer-songwriter and guitarist from San Diego, who now resides in the Los Angeles area. From a young age, he knew he wanted to perform. Influenced by John Mayer, David Gilmour, and Stevie Ray Vaughan, at 17 he released his first studio EP. He recently played guitar on Lizzo’s holiday release “Someday at Christmas” and his latest single “Cross that Line” was nominated for a San Diego Music Award.