Ibibio Sound Machine and Orchestra Gold

Fronted by Nigerian singer Eno Williams, Ibibio Sound Machine is a clash of African and electronic elements inspired in equal measure by the golden era of West-African funk and disco and modern post-punk and electro.

Their newest record Pull the Rope, is a nimble, sleek machine that's thrilling from the first note of the opening title track, Eno's otherworldly voice and PK Ambrose's throbbing bass driving through a kaleidoscopic array of house, post-punk, funk, Afrobeat and disco, bangers and ballads, making an argument for unity that begins on the dancefloor.

Oakland-based ensemble Orchestra Gold offers a kaleidoscope of sound deeply rooted in the Malian tradition while introducing a genre-bending nod to the future through their rare and artful fusion: African Psychedelic Rock. This original sound with a retro feel result from a decade-long collaboration between Mariam Diakite of Mali and Erich Huffaker of Oakland. The music of Orchestra Gold represents this powerful intersection, transcending borders and boundaries to be a force of healing within the community.
"...pure fire... I want to see this band so bad." -Bob Boilen, NPR Tiny Desk

We'll keep the drinks pouring and the music loud. We're talking fresh, limited-edition, TapRoom-only beers that you can't get anywhere else. Think you've tasted it all? Think again. And the food? Oh, get ready to drool. Our locally-foraged food trucks are serving up dishes so good you'll wanna awkward dance. Arrive early, fill up on grub, and get ready for a night of legendary moments.