Music abounds in late Spring at joeyg’s!  Take a look at the lineup for the remainder of May, for June and for Regatta
weekend!

Saturday June 20: Original and soul filled classic rock with Rhythm & Groove, 8:30 pm, $3 at the door.

Friday June 26: Margaritaville In Madison, the songs of Jimmy Buffett performed by Clayton Dermon and friends, specials on margaritas and cheeseburgers, $2 at the door. The fun starts at 7 p.m.

Regatta Weekend Friday and Saturday, July 3 and 4: the Greg Foresman Band, redefining the boundaries of Rock and Roll, 9:30 pm each evening, $10 at the door.

Regular Musical Events:Mondays: Cheri Gayles, solo acoustic, 8 pm, no cover.Wednesdays: Open Stage, open to all acoustic musicians,  7 pm, no cover.Thursdays: Romain Laine, originals and others, 9 pm, no cover.Fridays (unless noted above): Clayton Dermon, the itinerant minstrel, 7 pm, $2 at the door.Saturdays (unless noted above): “Blind Boy” Roy Gentry, roots, blues and Americana, $2 at the door.

NEW MENUS!
We have a brand new food menu, with many new and exciting (and delicious) items for your consideration.  Also, we have a new and quite large selection of award-winning, imported and craft beers.  Both menus will soon appear here on this site, stay tuned!

ON THE WALL
Now-May 30Happy 80th Birthday, Migoet !  The Final Exhibit !  Paintings by M. Migoet, Living Legend. There will be a special artist retrospective hosted by Patty Cooper-Wells on Thursday May 28th from 6-8 p.m.

June 1-June 18 Madison Bicentennial Group Art ExhibitA special exhibit celebrating the people and places of Madison’s past.  Wrap up “Arts Day” with a gala reception @ joeyg’s Monday evening June 8, 8:00 to 11:00 pm!  American roots music by “Blind Boy” Roy Gentry and friends!

June 18-July 8 Paintings by Lou Knoble Color and pattern dance across the canvases of Lou Knoble like the jazz music he loves…see why Lou is a local art legend!

Please keep our friends Jill McIntosh and Tim Krekel in your hearts…

after two and a half years of the fantastic thrill seeking ride known as “doctor prescribed anti-anxiety and anti-depression medications” i have finally extricated myself from all six of them… my side effects included complete emotional flat lining, fear of everybody, sixty-two pound weight gain, complete loss of reality in any form and last but not least by any measurement known to man the complete loss of interest in my life… the neglect that joeyg’s has suffered due to my medically induced happiness can never be recovered however we managed to survive and for that i will be eternally grateful to the powers that be… in the next couple of days we will be updating the site to let you know all of the great things we have coming up and more of my heartfelt apologies to any customer, friend, employee or musician that has had to endure my medically prescribed hibernation… for the record if any of these so called “prescriptions for happiness” are truly helping you i suggest that you continue but if they are not run as fast as you can away from them, i am not a medical doctor so any choices you make should be done so intelligently… fell free to e-mail me personally @ joeyg@houseohits.com… stay tuned!

UPCOMING MUSICAL EVENTS @ joeyg’sSaturday April 11: A benefit concert for the Ohio River Valley Folk Festival, featuring nine musical acts, beginning at 4 p.m. and continuing until ?. PRIZES AND FUN ! Donation is $10 at the door.

Friday April 17:  Madison’s own, singer and songwriter Andrea Davidson, 9 p.m., $5 at the door.

Saturday April 25: V-Groove, Louisville’s premier blues and r&b band, tickets available now at joeyg’s, $10 in advance and $12 the day of show.

Saturday May 9: Dozens Of Dollars String Band,  spirited bluegrass and roots music from Louisville, 9 p.m., $5 at the door.

Don’t forget our regulars:Every Friday, 7 p.m.: The itenerant minstrel, Clayton Dermon.  $2 cover at door.Every Saturday, 7 p.m.: Roots, blues and Americana with “Blind Boy” Roy Gentry, $2 cover at door.Plus, on Wednesday evenings, our Acoustic Open Stage, open to all acoustic players.  Free.

APPALACHIAN MYSTIC: A CELEBRATION OF MUSICIAN ROY GENTRY IN PHOTOGRAPHS, PAINTINGS AND MORETo celebrate the release of “Blind Boy” Roy Gentry’s very first gospel album, “Angel Land”,  joeyg’s is proud to host a display of paintings and photographs (including Patty Cooper Wells’ original art for the CD) of none other than the Blind Boy himself, in all his many guises.  Come in and check out this amazing tribute to a local legend, through April 16.  There will be a reception/CD release party on Saturday, April 4 from 7-11 p.m.  Everyone is invited!

A VERY PERSONAL NOTE:Our friend, Tim Krekel, is scheduled to undergo surgery on this coming Wednesday, the 25th of March.  Tim is in our thoughts and prayers, please keep him in yours.  Thanks.