Miami Beach-based singer/songwriter Rachel Goodrich's eclectic blend of vaudeville-inspired indie pop, swing-jazz and country-folk (the artist frequently describes her sound as "shake-a-billy") is made all the more singular by the vast number of instruments at her command. A musician since her single digits, Goodrich's first compositional tool was the guitar, but as the years progressed, so did the bells and whistles, culminating in an arsenal that included ukulele, spoons, mandolin, piano, kazoo, banjo and autoharp. The Florida native's self-released debut album Tinker Toy arrived in 2009.

Doors at 8 PM

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Byland is the moniker and last name of Seattle based, Albuquerque raised, singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, Alie Renee. Alie’s cinematic, indie-rock sound is grounded by vocally vulnerable moments that will move you to lean in. The acclaimed project has received recognition from outlets like KEXP, Under The Radar, American Songwriter, Flood Magazine, and others.

Zander Hawley is a singer and songwriter from Los Angeles. Described as “an avalanche of feeling” (Atwood Magazine), “acutely self-aware” (Noisey) and “consistently captivating, lyrical storytelling” (Ones To Watch), he has toured the US, Canada, and Europe. His songs have been featured on television in “The Following” on Fox and “The Recruit” on Netflix, and he appears as “Rodge” on “The Rookie” on ABC.

Mel Guérison is an award-winning composer, recent recipient of the Reel Change Grant, and has written music for film, TV, dance choreography, trailers and commercials spanning a wide range of genres, including work for Lionsgate, Oscilloscope, Warner Brothers, Atlus Games, Nike, ON Running, Independent Directors and more.

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Still Pond joined by Ian McTamaney and Nyan Feder.

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Moonheart is the musical home of singer/composer/poet/maker/feeler kim mayo. she lives in Brooklyn, where she is currently working on completing her first full-length album & her first collection of poems.

Moonheart is joined by Laura Colwell of Sunjune.

Doors at 8 PM

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Mia Wilson is a Southern California singer-songwriter who blends piano and guitar based compositions with lush orchestral arrangements, introspective lyrics and captivating mezzo-soprano vocals. Her self-titled debut album is set to be released on November 14th 2025 by Royal Oakie Records.

11/5 - Songwriters in the Round ft. Mia Wilson w/ Kacey Johansing, Alina Hardin, Biita (Lisa Houdei) & Erin Durant

11/12 - Mia Wilson w/ Parting Lines

11/19 - Mia Wilson record release w/ Sam Burton

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Some artists find music; for Lila Forde, music found her—and it’s been calling ever since. With a voice like honey and an “Americana soul” sound blending jazz, R&B, and folk, the Seattle-born singer/songwriter bridges past and present with refreshing ease. Her debut album VESSEL is a confident, cathartic coming-of-age record that channels spiritual clarity and self-trust. Raised in a creative, meditative household without television, Forde grew up steeped in harmony and improvisation, inspired by Bonnie Raitt, Carole King, and Ella Fitzgerald. After studying jazz and gigging across Los Angeles, she reached the Top 5 on The Voice under John Legend’s mentorship—an experience that affirmed her path. Funded by a grassroots Kickstarter and recorded in just three days, VESSEL captures Forde’s emotional depth and genre-fluid artistry. “I want to be a vessel for the music,” she says. “These songs arrived for me, not from me.”

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Sid The Cat Presents: Jobi Riccio w/ Johanna Samuels

11/18/2025 at Healing Force Of The Universe

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Born and raised in Morrison, Colorado - a tourist town in the foothills outside of Denver that’s home to Red Rocks Amphitheater - Jobi Riccio grew up surrounded by music and found inspiration in artists ranging from Sheryl Crow to Joni Mitchell. Sonically, Jobi’s music exists between worlds, melding the classic craftsmanship of her songwriting with modern indie-leaning production to forge a lush, expansive sound that feels traditional and experimental all at once.

She has received significant acclaim for her songwriting, including winning the 2019 NewSong Music Competition and the 2019 Lee Villiare Scholarship from her alma mater Berklee College of Music. More recently Jobi was awarded the 2023 Newport Folk Festival John Prine Fellowship, chosen as a 2024 Luck Reunion Artist On The Rise and is nominated for the Americana Music Association's 2024 Americana Honors and Awards in the category of Emerging Artist of the Year.

Her debut album, Whiplash (out now on Yep Roc), has garnered praise from The New York Times, Billboard, NPR, and The Nashville Scene to name a few. “This is the kind of album where you leave knowing an artist better than you ever thought you could in less than 40 minutes, and learn a thing or two about yourself in the process” Says Marissa R. Moss, who named Whiplash her number one Country album of 2023 for Stereogum. Not one to be confined into any one mold, Riccio’s Whiplash introduces influences from a variety of genres, while still holding space for her love for all decades of country and americana music.

Emerging from the ever-evolving California neo-psych scene, Los Angeles based songwriter/guitarist Alex E.T. (stage moniker of Alexandra Elaine Tapié) comes out swinging in full technicolor on her new album, Color of Strange, out now on Curation Records. On her sophomore release Alex E.T. delivers a swirling, crunching, guitar heavy rock album while weaving infectious melodies and high caliber, pop infused song-craft.

Alex celebrates the release of the new LP, Color Of Strange, joined by Sunday Mourners at Club Tee Gee. The show also features an after party with DJ Gabrinetti.

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In Sonic Dreams Presents...

Brendan Eder Ensemble is a genre-bending ensemble of woodwinds, drum set, and bass based in Los Angeles. Brendan’s latest album THERAPY charted at #6 on Billboard’s Crossover Classical chart and was featured in The Guardian’s “Best Albums of 2023 So Far.” The ensemble will be performing new works and compositions from THERAPY.

Kennebec is the creative vessel of composer, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Eric Phillips, whose work delivers a lush, boundary-pushing symphonic blend of globally inspired American chamber-folk, ambient jazz, neo-soul, new age, and alternative hip-hop.

Following collaborations with artists such as Samuel T. Herring, Sudan Archives, Yazz Ahmed, and Alfa Mist —and working on soundtracks for acclaimed projects like The Holdovers and Barack Obama’s Netflix series Working—Phillips returns with The Water Wheel (out November 7), a conceptually rich third album exploring impermanence, love, and the cycles of time. The record is both a cathartic celebration of life and a soothing balm for turbulent times.

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The Matthew Stubbs Sextet, joined by the Atlantic Combo (of LACHSA) and featuring Josh Gronlund.

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Paul Spring’s new album Dumb and Free (out Nov 11, 2025) is a collection of character-driven songs inspired by his time canvassing and socializing in Stearns County, MN. Each track explores the worldview of someone he met—often politically opposed to him—shifting his songwriting from judgment to empathy. After returning to Brooklyn, he arranged the songs during an 8-month residency at Sunny’s Bar with a live band featuring Nick Hakim, Jon Nellen, Adam Brisbin, and Kevin Copeland.

Between 2022–2025, Spring released five albums, including the folk/electronic Thunderhead, orchestral River Flows Two Ways (“a singular fresh offering” —Aquarium Drunkard), and Vita Brevis, a Latin-language record inspired by hymns and the Beach Boys.

Raised in Saint Cloud, MN and now based in NYC, Spring has toured the US and Ireland, and completed two river canoe tours promoting albums. A devoted guitarist, he released J.S. Bach 12 String Transcriptions in 2021 and played Bach weekly at NYC’s Burp Castle. He was also lead singer of Holy Hive, and has worked with Post Malone, Fleet Foxes, Black Thought, and El Michels Affair. He technically won a Grammy in 2022 for a flute solo on Lecrae’s Good Lord.

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Tomo Nakayama, Surrija and Goh Nakamura at Healing Force of the Universe.

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Mia Wilson is a Southern California singer-songwriter who blends piano and guitar based compositions with lush orchestral arrangements, introspective lyrics and captivating mezzo-soprano vocals. Her self-titled debut album is set to be released on November 14th 2025 by Royal Oakie Records.

11/5 - Songwriters in the Round ft. Mia Wilson w/ Kacey Johansing, Alina Hardin, Biita (Lisa Houdei) & Erin Durant

11/12 - Mia Wilson w/ Parting Lines

11/19 - Mia Wilson record release w/ Sam Burton

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Taylor Kropp is a producer and guitarist living in Los Angeles, CA. He has produced records for Rye Davis, Maria Diem, and Eli Wain Scott. Before moving to L.A., Kropp worked in Nashville for four years, playing guitar for Rye Davis, Tanya Tucker, Deborah Allen, Kristen Kelly, and Josh Dorr, amongst many others. His debut album Coming Up for Air released in 2017 (praised by American Blues Scene for the way its “Sharp, intelligent lyrics combine with masterful musicianship throughout the entire album”) and was followed by two years of extensive touring across the United States. After relocating to Los Angeles in 2019, Kropp toured with critically acclaimed Americana artists Jaime Wyatt (New West Records) and Jason Hawk Harris (Bloodshot Records). Currently, he can be found gigging and recording locally around L.A., composing for Scorekeepers, or touring with Rye Davis as time permits.

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Formed in the foothills of Northern Colorado in early 2020, Alex Woodchek and Cor Wright of Frail Talk are creating a blooming universe of squiggly indie music for squiggly people. Like the kind surprise of a backyard garden, their songs spring up from the dirt with folk roots, soft pop colors, and burgeoning lyricism ready to welcome every listener with daydream-love.

Frail Talk are joined by Shannon Lay and Mimi Gilbert.

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Born and raised in San Francisco and currently based in Los Angeles, Christina Galisatus is a pianist, composer, vocalist, and songwriter whose music is grounded in emotional honesty and purposeful restraint. Having cultivated a distinctive sound as both a performer and writer, her music is difficult to put into a box; her rich harmonic and melodic sensibilities are shaped by years of classical piano and orchestral French horn studies, alongside extensive experience in the world of jazz and improvised music.

Marcus Buser records his songs in his garage. Sometimes he’ll get his friends to play, but mostly he works alone. Long nights with guitars and synthesizers; crooning romantic memories and existential nonsense into melodies. Only the cat Dizzy judges him and really knows takes go into each track. His new album Where or When was written and recorded simultaneously. Pieced together between early mornings catching waves and late nights as a working musician. Documenting and interpreting great cosmic shifts within his own life in real time. Buser fills his sonic pallet with West Coast Jazz, Surf Rock, RnB and New Wave to create a fusion of tones that guide the listener through his stories and confessions.

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On her debut EP Future Perfect, British-American songwriter Jenny Hirons sings of childhood visions and capitalist superstructures, of speeding down narrow country lanes and gently disappearing into the ether like a dream fulfilled. Throughout five muted pop tracks recalling Sakamoto & Hosono, Bowie & Eno, Hirons conjures pop fantasy and confronts reality with bright-eyed steeliness.

Hirons is joined by Saadi and Cate Kennan.

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Ross McReynolds is a drummer, producer, and percussionist based in Los Angeles. He has been playing music professionally since a teen and hopes to for years to come.

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Eli Pafumi celebrates the release of his EP, If Miles Could Talk, joined by Tin Angel, and Ben Jaffe + Drew Taubenfield.

Doors at 2 PM

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Natalie Closner of Joseph, joined by many talented friends, including Aaron Steele, Juan Solorzano, Solomon Dorsey, Carly Bannister, Joshua Thomas + more surprise guests.

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Composer and multi-instrumentalist, Philip Krohnengold, is back for his first Thursday residency at Healing Force of the Universe. He's regularly toured with Sara Bareilles, country music's Jennifer Nettles (Sugarland), as well as guitar, keys and sound design for Madison Cunningham. This time, Krohnengold, welcomes his friend, Natalie Carol (of Valley Queen) to the shop. Doors at 8 PM

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Mia Wilson is a Southern California singer-songwriter who blends piano and guitar based compositions with lush orchestral arrangements, introspective lyrics and captivating mezzo-soprano vocals. Her self-titled debut album is set to be released on November 14th 2025 by Royal Oakie Records.

11/5 - Songwriters in the Round ft. Mia Wilson w/ Kacey Johansing, Alina Hardin, Biita (Lisa Houdei) & Erin Durant

11/12 - Mia Wilson w/ Parting Lines

11/19 - Mia Wilson record release w/ Sam Burton

Doors at 8 PM. $14 adv + DICE fees / $17 at the door. $30 three show package - TICKETS HERE

Curated by graduate students at the USC Thornton School of Music Dan Leibel, Asher Etlin, Natalie Vo and Amina El Ghazi, we present a one-night community benefit concert. “We wanted this final project to sound like the city, restless, eclectic, and collaborative — and make a difference while doing it,” stated a press release about the event.

The student-produced event spotlights the breadth of Los Angeles’ independent music scene — from a little jazz to a little punk rock–with featured sets by Atticus Finch (“Goldenfinch”) and Eva Smittle (“I’ll Show You Magic”).

Conceived as a capstone project that pairs artistry with service, the concert will donate a portion of proceeds to the Pasadena Community Foundation to support local fire-relief efforts following the wildfires earlier this year.

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Introducing Sweet D for this Two Step Tuesday at Club Tee Gee.

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Dave Harrington (guitar + electronics), Jay Bellerose (drums + magic), Billy Mohler (bass + vibe) return to Club Tee Gee for their monthly residency. This time on the first Monday of the month.

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Across four acclaimed albums, The Mynabirds have reinvented themselves with every release: from the soul and Americana roots of What We Lose in the Fire We Gain in the Flood, to the fiery folk-pop of Generals, the synth-soaked intimacy of Lovers Know, and the bombastic pop-rock ballads of Be Here Now. With It’s Okay To Go Back If You Keep Moving Forward, Burhenn strips it all down to the core.

The new record features three original songs alongside stripped-back acoustic versions of seven Mynabirds favorites. Recorded at 64 Sound and produced by Rilo Kiley’s Pierre de Reeder, Burhenn tracked grand piano and vocals live in the room, joined by musicians playing without overdubs, autotune, or digital instrumentation.

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