Annie Stokes is an Americana/folk singer songwriter from just west of DC and just east of the Blue Ridge. Inspired by southern gothic literature, natural landscapes, and angry women from the 90s, she’s known for her irreverent stage banter and haunting lyrics (described by one fan as “acoustic Alice In Chains”). She is currently touring to support her most recent album, Ghostwriter, which charted independently on folk and alt-Americana radio.

Jason (Jay) Byrd has been a professional guitarist, singer, and songwriter since his late teens. In his early twenties, he co-founded the blues-rock trio The Groov with Kerry Brooks, and in 1996 joined the then-Grateful Dead cover band Wavy Train. Byrd’s original songs and guitar work helped Wavy Train to forge a sound that combined pop-oriented melodies with extended improvisation. After moving to the Washington, DC area in 2001, Jason began crafting songs with a decidedly Americana bent. An award-winning songwriter (NewSong, Mid-Atlantic Songwriting Contest, Bernard-Ebb Finalist), Jason continues to write and perform original roots-influenced music. Jay’s new album, At Home Again (2022) is now available on CD and on all streaming platforms

The Walkaways are a metropolitan DC-based band, making original music since 2006 with a sound that has been called “alt-country” (Washington Post, Washington City Paper, Washingtonian Magazine).  Their songs draw even more broadly, however, from Americana, folk, roots rock, country, indie, and classic rock. Key influences include Ryan Adams, Son Volt, Wilco, Springsteen, Uncle Tupelo, Josh Ritter, The Band, and Old 97s.

Tejas Singh is a singer/songwriter from Northern Virginia. His music features strong vocals, genre-bending, pop focused melodies and instrumental hooks. The studio work is radio ready but Tejas is definitely one to see live: Strong vocals over live loops of guitar over backbeats and lead lines create a wall of sound that is captivating.

Join us on the patio for an evening of live music, $5 beers by Right Proper, and fun brewery swag with every purchase!

Event Highlights:

• Live Music on the patio

• $5 Beers by Right Proper Brewing (patio-only on Thursday)

• Free Brewery Swag with every beer purchase

• Special Beer Pricing All Weekend! Enjoy the featured brews for $5 throughout the restaurant and bar until Sunday.

After Sunday, if any beer remains, it’ll hit our rotator taps — but it’s back to regular price!

Grab your crew, raise a glass, and enjoy the best of local brews with us. 🍺

Starting Thursday, April 10th, we’re kicking off our Brewery Patio Takeover series!

Every other Thursday, join us on the patio for an evening of live music, $5 local brewery beers, and fun brewery swag with every purchase.

Event Highlights:

• Live Music on the patio

• $5 Beers by Lost Rhino Brewing (patio-only on Thursday)

• Free Brewery Swag with every beer purchase

• Special Beer Pricing All Weekend! Enjoy the featured brews for $5 throughout the restaurant and bar until Sunday.

After Sunday, if any beer remains, it’ll hit our rotator taps — but it’s back to regular price!

Grab your crew, raise a glass, and enjoy the best of local brews with us. 🍺

On the fourth Friday of the month, Fairfax City hosts an event called “Rock the Block” in Old Town Square featuring live music, vendors, and more.

An 8 minute drive from Old Town Square, Oh George is the perfect pitstop for dinner and drinks before or after the event.

Visit Fairfax City’s website for more info about Rock the Block, and visit this page to make a reservation at our restaurant.

On the fourth Friday of the month, Fairfax City hosts an event called “Rock the Block” in Old Town Square featuring live music, vendors, and more.

An 8 minute drive from Old Town Square, Oh George is the perfect pitstop for dinner and drinks before or after the event.

Visit Fairfax City’s website for more info about Rock the Block, and visit this page to make a reservation at our restaurant.

On the fourth Friday of the month, Fairfax City hosts an event called “Rock the Block” in Old Town Square featuring live music, vendors, and more.

An 8 minute drive from Old Town Square, Oh George is the perfect pitstop for dinner and drinks before or after the event.

Visit Fairfax City’s website for more info about Rock the Block, and visit this page to make a reservation at our restaurant.

Jason (Jay) Byrd has been a professional guitarist, singer, and songwriter since his late teens. In his early twenties, he co-founded the blues-rock trio The Groov with Kerry Brooks, and in 1996 joined the then-Grateful Dead cover band Wavy Train. Byrd's original songs and guitar work helped Wavy Train to forge a sound that combined pop-oriented melodies with extended improvisation. After moving to the Washington, DC area in 2001, Jason began crafting songs with a decidedly Americana bent. An award-winning songwriter (NewSong, Mid-Atlantic Songwriting Contest, Bernard-Ebb Finalist), Jason continues to write and perform original roots-influenced music. Jay’s new album, At Home Again (2022) is now available on CD and on all streaming platforms.

On the fourth Friday of the month, Fairfax City hosts an event called “Rock the Block” in Old Town Square featuring live music, vendors, and more.

An 8 minute drive from Old Town Square, Oh George is the perfect pitstop for dinner and drinks before or after the event.

Visit Fairfax City’s website for more info about Rock the Block, and visit this page to make a reservation at our restaurant.

The Walkaways are a metropolitan DC-based band, making original music since 2006 with a sound that has been called "alt-country" (Washington Post, Washington City Paper, Washingtonian Magazine). Their songs draw even more broadly, however, from Americana, folk, roots rock, country, indie, and classic rock. Key influences include Ryan Adams, Son Volt, Wilco, Springsteen, Uncle Tupelo, Josh Ritter, The Band, and Old 97s.

Adrian Duke Project (duo) is a piano player/singer/ songwriter in the New Orleans musical tradition of Professor Longhair, James Booker & Dr. John. Add to that voice that is infused with a startling imprint of early Atlantic sides of Ray Charles, and what you get just begins to describe what’s in Duke’s bag as a performer and composer. Where New Orleans blues, classic soul, and American collide is where he lives.