The Cincinnati Transit Authority
Saturday November 9th
from 8 to 10
Order tickets online or call 419-771-9508 to reserve your seats.
The Cincinnati Transit Authority is an eight-piece band that consists of the area's best rock, jazz, and blues musicians. They pay tribute to the great horn driven sound of Chicago Transit Authority. We take pride in playing spot-on renditions of Chicago classics like “Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?", “Saturday in the Park”, “Questions 67 & 68”, “Make Me Smile”, “Beginnings”, “Hard Habit To Break”, “25 or 6 to 4”, “We Can Stop The Hurtin'”, “Introduction”, “Wake up Sunshine”.
It will be an explosion of sound at the Grand, get your seats today!
It will be an explosion of sound at the Grand, get your seats today!
Out of Eden
Tribute To The Eagles
Saturday November 23rd 8:15 PM
Alan Rhody opens at 7:30 PM
Out Of Eden is a six piece Eagles Tribute Band from the greater Akron and Cleveland Ohio area. We offer all of the Eagles greatest hits including songs of Joe Walsh and Don Henley. Out Of Eden performs the music of the Eagles with the upmost respect and care that it deserves. Amazing vocal harmonies and outstanding guitar work makes Out Of Eden the most authentic Eagles Tribute band around.
Kentucky native and art college graduate, Alan Rhody has been touring North America, gripping audiences
for nearly four decades. Also known in no small way, for his enduring songwriting, the Nashville-based
singer, guitarist, harmonica player has earned five Gold and four Platinum Album Awards (over five-million units)
along the way. His No.1 country classic, "I'll Be True To You", recorded by the Oak Ridge Boys was also a
pop-charting single and has long-since crossed the One-Million Airplay mark, for which he received a
BMI Special Achievement Award.
In addition to the Oak Ridge Boys, the many artists who've covered his original compositions also include:
Tanya Tucker, Toby Keith, George Jones, Lorrie Morgan, Del McCoury, Ricky Van Shelton,
and Lee Greenwood. Rhody's music has also been featured on NPR’s “Morning Edition” and “All Things Considered”
along with numerous network TV appearances in the U.S. and Canada.
But what he loves best is "connecting with audiences and having a great time!"
for nearly four decades. Also known in no small way, for his enduring songwriting, the Nashville-based
singer, guitarist, harmonica player has earned five Gold and four Platinum Album Awards (over five-million units)
along the way. His No.1 country classic, "I'll Be True To You", recorded by the Oak Ridge Boys was also a
pop-charting single and has long-since crossed the One-Million Airplay mark, for which he received a
BMI Special Achievement Award.
In addition to the Oak Ridge Boys, the many artists who've covered his original compositions also include:
Tanya Tucker, Toby Keith, George Jones, Lorrie Morgan, Del McCoury, Ricky Van Shelton,
and Lee Greenwood. Rhody's music has also been featured on NPR’s “Morning Edition” and “All Things Considered”
along with numerous network TV appearances in the U.S. and Canada.
But what he loves best is "connecting with audiences and having a great time!"
A Night At The Opera With
Noah Back
Friday December 13th
from 8 to 10 PM.
Order tickets online or call 419-771-9508 to reserve your seats.
Noah is a young entertainer whose roots commenced in rural South Western Ohio. His time as a performer began at the age of 12, so he has been delighting audiences for over half his life. Starting out, artists who influenced him greatly were John Denver, Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash and the Bee Gees. When asked what his favorite type of music to play is, he is without fail quoted as saying, “My favorite type of music to play is the type of music that you want to hear.” His repertoire is made up of songs from the 20’s to the present and includes ballads, folk, country, pop, rock, rock 'n roll, gospel, Americana and much more! Besides entertaining at restaurants, coffee houses, festivals, fairs, bars, concert halls, breweries and wineries he does many private/corporate events. He delights in spreading his music and his love for all of life as far and as wide as possible which to date has included many tours to mid western states as well as states in the south and on the east coast and venturing as far west as Omaha. Noah Back is small in stature, but there is nothing small about his voice. People who hear him for the first time are amazed by its richness, depth and range. It runs the gamut from the high, sweet notes of 80s power ballads to the deep, gravelly sounds of Johnny Cash and Stevie Ray Vaughan. One of Back’s strengths is his connection with his audience. Believing that connection to and with humanity is the point of his music. Noah is living his dream, spreading love and bringing joy to others through his musical performances.
The duo Neal & Emmy will open at 7:30