Brother Elsey June 14 $30 (PSTO)
June 14 2024 $30 8:00PM START
***PARTIAL STANDING ROOM ONLY***
There will be very limited seating at this event, only 30 chairs will be set up in the hall and the rest will be standing room, please email us at neatmusicandcoffee@gmail.com to secure a seat
Dinner is not included with ticket price.
Unfortunately we cannot refund tickets unless we or the artist cancel the show, but please check in with us as many times we have a waiting list of guests who want to come to the show and could not get tickets. We can get you in contact with them!!
Show Time is 8pm.
You can select "Ticket Only" which ensures you are on the guest list for the show only, you can arrive anytime after 7pm. Alternatively you can use the drop down menu to select "Ticket with Dinner Reservation", this option secures a table for dinning that night and also ensures you are on the guest list for the show. For dinner you are welcome anytime in between 530 and 645, if you are interested in the back end specials it is always wise to show up and 6 or before since they tend to sell out first.
Our seated shows are not assigned seating, the benefit of joining us for dinner allows you to get first dibs on seating!
We have started to present Standing Room Only and Partially Seated shows as well. Our standing room shows will be identified with "STO" in the event description, our partially seated shows will be identified with "PSTO" in the event description. Events with no identifier are seated shows.
Brother Elsey
There’s something unique in Brother Elsey DNA. Comprised of siblings Brady (vocals and guitar), Beau (bass), and Jack Stablein (lead guitar), plus honorary kin Dalton Thomas (drums), these sons of Detroit have spent their lives working together to create a blueprint of musical connecon, using sharp songcra, a celesal-roots sound, and pure Midwestern grit to suss out common truths of the human condion. Freely mixing rock, folk, and country in ways both grounded and atmospheric, rugged yet serene, the quartet are now signed to Nashville’s River House Arsts, and it’s me to reveal their family secrets. Named for the Stablein brothers’ great-grandfather, early gigs in high school led to Dalton joining in college, and a whirlwind of hard-earned grassroots growth. Along with a series of self-writen and self-produced singles and EPs, a heavy self-booked tour scheduled culminated in tours alongside major acts like alt-rock icons The Wallflowers, Allen Stone, the War and Treaty, and Young the Giant, plus the transcendent 2021 EP debut, You Don’t Know Anything. Aer relocang to Nashville and expanding their road-warrior reputaon, a new chapter now begins, fusing their unconvenonal sound with a knack for tapping the common well of humanist spirit. Featuring loy soundscapes, husky-but-piercing vocals, blood harmonies, and down-to-earth crasmanship, Brother Elsey’s new material both explores the emoons that guide (and restrict) modern life, and sharpens their unique brand of ethereal folk rock. Produced by Drew Long and recorded at East Nashville’s Ivy Hall, tracks like the cinemac “Passing Through” meet with paent observaons (“Babylon”) and pent-up nervous energy (“Red Tape”), as the family band emerge on the naonal scene. Featured at the 2023 Americana Music Fesval and beyond, Brother Elsey will also star in the film Dandelion (set to debut at SXSW 2024), and plan to tour with both Boy Named Banjo and SUSTO in the coming year.