A Day Without Love, Fangerlis, Wise Jennings
Doors 7:00PM / Show 8:00PM
$12 ADV / $15 DOS
A Day Without Love (ADWL) is the diverse multi-genre project of Philadelphia native, Brian Walker. The project took form as a recording and live project in 2013. The concept of A Day Without Love was born from struggle and took action after experiencing 19 days of homelessness due to Hurricane Sandy. Walker decided to pursue music with the intent of rising above his own adversity and sharing a story of hope, inspiration, and support for all. Since 2013 ADWL has engaged in various projects such as fundraising, awareness campaigns, collaborations, skillsharing, hosting meet ups, leading community groups, marching and more. Walker has spread his message across 22 states and 104 towns in the New England, Mid Atlantic, Southern, Midwest and West coast area of America and has played with over 700 bands and over 400 shows.
ADWL has 5 singles, 25 collaborative singles, 9 features, 3 split EPs, 2 remix EPs, 2 live EPs, 7 EPs, 1 studio recorded LP and 2 self recorded LPs within his catalogue. ADWL's catalogue spans various genres from folk punk, indie, emo, blues, jazz, and edm. Walker's work consists of varying stories about depression, addiction, racism, sociopolitical inequality and how to cope with these issues. Walker is also the host of Dreams Not Memes podcast which showcases 1,000 stories of entrepreneurs and creatives and how they achieve their goals. In the future you can expect a second studio recorded album, a documentary, and more.
Starting in February of 2021, Fangerlis is a 3 pc bluegrass/folk punk band from Evansville, Wisconsin, that features banjolele, banjo, bass and percussion. With influences ranging every which way between Bridge City Sinners to The Front Bottoms, Fangerlis presents a mixed bag of sound that range from haunting and aggressive to some feel good, get up and move jams.”
Wise Jennings is a two-piece folk-rock/Americana band comprised of husband-and-wife Jeff and Melissa. The duo is known for their unique sound, songwriting and performance style. With Melissa playing drums, singing, and playing harmonica and Jeff playing his acoustic guitar, playing bass pedal with his feet, playing another synth/bass pedal and singing, audiences have been both taken with their music and fascinated with how two people can do so much and create so much sound. Embarking on their fifth year, Wise Jennings has released four albums, will release their fifth album in the spring of 2022, and have been nominated for Best Americana Band by the Wisconsin Area Music Industry. Wise Jennings has played Mile of Music Festival, Summer Fest, The Leavitt-Amp Artist Series in Sheboygan, The Thrasher Opera House, The Bend Theatre, and hundreds of festivals and shows/showcases in Wisconsin, Illinois, Minnesota, and South Dakota.