Son Step with Shormey and Gardener at Little Saint

by | Apr 4, 2018 | COMMUNITY

Super exciting lineup for late April…

Flying somewhere under pop, jazz, synth and ???, Philadelphia-based Son Step brings wonderfully dreamy-catchy-groovy tunes, somehow precise and mathy all at once. If you think they sound cool, just watch them play live.
Check them out at sonstep.com and in person with us on the 27th!

Shormey is coming up from Chesapeake with poppy bedroom disco to get ya moving and locals Gardener will finish up with some deep ambient soundscapes.

shormey.bandcamp.com
gardenermusic.bandcamp.com

Drink specials all night, chill outdoor seating, free as always.
Hit “going” and don’t miss this one!

Joe Vanderhoff

Joe Vanderhoff




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