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Halloween Weekend with JBB
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Halloween weekend 2024 with Jessica Bella Band! Join us for two electrifying nights of live rock music and Halloween fun. On Friday, November 1st, catch us at Poetry Lounge in Pittsburgh, PA, and on Saturday, November 2nd, we will be rocking out at Green Beacon Gallery in Greensburg. Both shows will feature Jessica Bella Band alongside two other fantastic bands, bringing you an unforgettable night of music and Halloween. Admission is $10 per night, so grab your costume and come ready to party!
11/1/2024 @ Poetry Lounge featuring: Tempered, Hard Hat, JBB
11/2/2024 @ Green Beacon featuring: Brang’em Bring’em, Hard Hat, JBB
Hard Hat is a 6-piece band out of the Ashland/Wooster Ohio area made up of a future teacher, lawyer, data analyst, pilot, computer scientist, and struggling entrepreneur. Together, they strive to pull their wide variety of musical influence to bring audiences their definition of alternative rock. Their music, with inspirations from bands such as The Strokes, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Stevie Ray Vaughn, and Foo Fighters, is a culmination of their combined appreciation of music in allowing for their voices to be heard in an often echoless world.
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Happy 2024
New music set to release on New Year’s Day 2024!
Rockoween 2023
Giveaways and prizes including an electric guitar for the grand prize!
This venue is 21+
Online tickets are about $14 after processing fees.
🎸👻 Get ready to unleash your inner rockstar and embrace the spirit of Halloween like never before at Rockoween 2023!
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FOUR Explosive Bands: Brace yourself for an unforgettable night of mind-blowing music featuring Pittsburgh’s finest. With spine-tingling performances by “No Sleep For Zombies”, the sensational “Jessica Bella Band”, American rock ‘n roll from “The Redlines”, and dirty, mid-Atlantic rock from “Kruiser”, your ears are in for a treat. These musical titans are ready to rock your world!
Costumes That Rock: Come dressed to impress, because the costume contest is here, and it’s bigger and better than ever. Each band has conjured up their own category of costume creativity. Whether you’re a zombie, a beast, or something from the deepest corners of your imagination, there’s a bone-chilling prize waiting just for you.
Jessica Bella Unleashes “Expectation”: Brace yourselves for the debut of Jessica Bella’s second album, “Expectation.” This new musical odyssey is a thrilling evolution from her first album, taking you from pop symphonies to the heart-pounding rhythms of rock and roll. Witness the birth of a new character, “Jessica Bella Beast Hunter,” as Jessica takes to the stage with battling beats and beatdowns for the evil beasts lurking in the night.
Dance ’til You Drop: As usual, we’ll have you dancing, and expect surprises and delights that will keep you moving and grooving.
📅 Save the Date: Halloween Night, 2023 🌕
📍 Location: Jergel’s in Warrendale – a place where the spirits of rock and Halloween will collide in a symphony of fun!
Rockoween 2023! The most spine-tingling, hair-raising Halloween party Pittsburgh has ever seen. Get ready to rock, get ready to howl, and get ready to experience the night of your lives. Stay tuned for more spine-chilling details!
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Make Music Day Pittsburgh 2023
Make Music Day Pittsburgh 2023
Wednesday, June 21, 2023, 7 PM to 8 PM
at The Church Brew Works
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We are pleased to introduce to you a special live music event. Mega Music Monday is the perfect way to kick off the week with a rock and roll jam session featuring Jessica Bella Band, Starling My Darling, The Skiffs, and Lorelai Paige at one of Pittsburgh’s hottest new venues, The Bridge Music Bar in East Liberty located at 6018 Broad Street in Pittsburgh, PA 15206
This special event will take place on February 27th, 2023 from 7 PM to midnight. Attendees will have the opportunity to win prizes for contests such as: best dancing, best singing, best flexing, best catwalk, best guitar, best song, best antic, best dressed, and cutest couple.
Online tickets are available for $7. Tickets at the door will be available for $10, so save a little buying online in advance.
This Mega Music Monday event will also be a public celebration of Pittsburgh musicians, and we will be honoring the January 2023 MOP Top 10.
We are sure this event will be a night to remember, and we look forward to seeing you all there!
Verse 1
It’s been awhile
Since the last time we met
You’re still the same
As far as I can remember
My heart is overflowing
I cannot believe my eyes
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You’re one in a million, I like it
You shine so bright, I like it
I like the way you call my name
I like your free spirit
I like it, everything, I like it
Verse 2
Remember me or not, I don’t care
I am just standing there
Looking at your smile
The butterflies in my stomach
You change it, it’s ready to fly
Baby, you know how to talk
Baby, you know how to smile
You’re tearing down my ego
Bridge
This time I will not let go (never let go)
I hold my breath to say
This time I will not run away
I’ve been waiting for this moment
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Protected: Hard Rock Cafe 11/11/22
I saw this meme a while back, and while funny, there is also a lot of truth to this for a musician starting out, and even musicians with decades of experience performing gigs still operate like this. We know hundreds of local musicians, and I don’t know a single musician in Pittsburgh that can pay their bills with music alone; that’s what they all want (to pay the bills with music), but it simply isn’t happening. The old expression “starving artist” is used so frequently, because the situation is so common. It’s fun and exciting to play music, and tons of people want to do it, and they dream about being rich and famous, but huge success is usually impossible without huge sacrifice, and every small business must suffer through the “starving season” before the harvest comes. When I worked at Google, my coworker told me he thought about opening a pizza shop, and he got advice from a friend that owned a restaurant. The friend said, “Do not start a business unless you are comfortable making no money for at least 3 years and you have $300,000 to invest.” Every situation is different, and there are always exceptions to the norm, but as far as I can tell, every kind of startup business (and a new, working musician is a startup business) is going to struggle and sacrifice simply to survive and then struggle and sacrifice so much more if it wants any chance at being successful.