Sweetwater presents Etana with DJ Sep
Etana was nominated for the 61st Annual Grammy Awards for Reggae Forever in the Best Reggae Album category.
Etana was nominated for the 61st Annual Grammy Awards for Reggae Forever in the Best Reggae Album category.
Keyboard player John Allair has toured the world as a long-time member of Van Morrison's band. He’s also recorded or performed with such greats as John Lee Hooker, Huey Lewis, Elvin Bishop, Maria Muldaur, Tom Waits, B.B. King, Boz Scaggs & Buddy Guy.
Bring your instrument down to OCA for our Bluegrass Jam Session!
Led by multi-instrumentalist David Pascoe, our monthly jam session is held on the first Tuesday of each month. We’ll meet in the OCA studio and take turns leading/choosing songs. Guaranteed to be a great time for all! $5 donation requested of participants. BYOB.
La Santa Cecilia exemplifies the modern-day hybrid of Latin culture, rock and world music.
Two blues bands, one unforgettable night of electric blues-rock, soulful harmonica, and dance-worthy rhythms.
Their setlists cover Fleetwood Mac’s biggest hits and lesser‑known tracks, performed with the same energy and authenticity as the originals.
When you talk about dancehall, you start with KING YELLOWMAN. The man who took Jamaican music to the world. The original superstar who proved that dancehall wasn't just music—it was a revolution.
Back by popular demand! Grab your girlfriends and hit the dance floor for a fun, feel-good night out, without the late-night hangover! This ladies-only early-bird dance party is all about great music, high energy, and celebrating friendship in style.
Shana Morrison’s musical style has been called pop with a side of blues and a side of rock. She is also known to include other ingredients, like country, R&B and jazz into the mix. Her material seems to be ever-changing and hard to pin down categorically, but what always remains the same is Shana’s unique and wide-ranging voice.
Their legendary live shows are a testament to the therapeutic powers of foot-stomping, butt-shaking rock and roll and what Rolling Stone dubbed “a hell raising rock and roll party.”