December 2016
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Friday, December 2nd: Ryan Hutchens, 7-9pm
Americana Ryan Hutchens is a 27 year old singer songwriter based out of Columbia, South Carolina. He has been on the road full time since the fall of 2013, performing more than 400 solo acoustic sets in bars, restaurants, and coffeehouses across the US. Ryan draws on his South Carolina roots and the musical influences of his family, and feels at home writing and performing Americana, Folk, Bluegrass, and Traditional style songs. Check out more here. Read some of what the press has to say: “..falls somewhere between intelligible Bon Iver and early, less rock oriented Band Of Horses” David Stringer, Scene SC (Columbia SC) “..the arrangements are delicate but sweeping, making for a remarkably cohesive collection littered with stunners that rival many of indie folk’s biggest names.” Jordan Lawrence, Free Times (Columbia SC) |
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Saturday,December 3rd: Paddy Kaye w/Cole Olive,7-9:00pm
Acoustic/Blues Paddy Kaye invites us all to ride shotgun on a familiar and, at times, melancholy journey. In approaching existential angst with humor and audacity, Paddy is able to bring us right back where we belong- into the moment. For more info on Paddy Kaye, go here! |
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Sunday, December 4th:
Johnny's Sunday Brunch w/ The Lost Boys, 10am-2pm Great atmosphere, great coffee and great food. Brunch at Johnny's is the place to bring your family, meet up with friends and reflect on the weekend or just chill by yourself while you enjoy some tasty food & drinks. We couldn't be more excited to welcome the Lost Boys, our super-talented chefs on wheels that never fail to serve up some serious flavor. |
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Thursday, December 8th: Whoville comes to Carrboro!
Special drinks all day 7:00 film Green and deliciously Grinchy drinks will be sold all day - topped off with a screening of the Grinch at 7:00. Kick off the season with your favorite classic at your favorite coffee shop. |
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Friday, December 9th: The Road Home, 7:00-9:00pm
Acoustic Folk Covers Covering titles by wonderful artists like Carrie Newcomer, Bonnie Raitt, James Taylor, Alison Krauss, Bob Dylan and others, this ambitious 4 piece band has emerged with a sound all its own – a mix of vocals, guitars, bass and drums that is nothing less than acoustic music at its best. Be sure to like these folks on Facebook and find out more here! |
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Sunday, December 11th:
Johnny's Sunday Brunch w/ The Lost Boys, 10am-2pm Great atmosphere, great coffee and great food. Brunch at Johnny's is the place to bring your family, meet up with friends and reflect on the weekend or just chill by yourself while you enjoy some tasty food & drinks. We couldn't be more excited to welcome the Lost Boys, our super-talented chefs on wheels that never fail to serve up some serious flavor. |
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Sunday, December 11th: Brunch w/Lost Boys
11am-1pm You do not want to miss this. A made-from-scratch menu with fresh, vibrant flavors and some incredibly indulgent options (see above picture of french toast with orange pastry cream, bruleed fruit and piece of porkbelly bacon- oh and yes, they made the bread from scratch, too). Each week the guys will be delighting us with an amazing menu, some items planned and some weekly surprise specials! Come hungry and bring your friends. |
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Broadway Chorus 5:00-7:00pm
hosted by Glenn Mehrbach Your host, Glenn Mehrbach, is at it again and ready to host another fantastic evening of Broadway singing. The first part of the evening will be in the style of a Broadway tunes open mic. After a brief intermission, you'll join together to learn a selection of songs that will be announced soon. Head over here to RSVP to the event. |
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Tuesday, December 13th:
Celebrating: Wrap Your Head Around It: edition 2 w/ Musical Guests The Bluegrass Battleship, 7:00-9:00pm Wrap Your Head Around It is a grassroots project facilitated by Marguerite Jay Gignoux. In its 2nd edition, WYHAI is a project that links text with textile through community action; one hundred art scarves are made with & for cancer patients, survivors and caregivers. This year Johnny's was proud to be one of the locations where some of the decorating and dyeing took place. We are excited to have this event celebrating the efforts and results of all those who've contributed. We will be having music from the oh-so-talented group of seven, Bluegrass Battleship, many of the amazing scarves that have come from edition 2 will be on display and we will be having a wine tasting. Join us for this super special evening of community & art. |
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Bluegrass Battleship
The performance by Bluegrass Battleship will be the first in a series of monthly Tuesday night performances during The Bluegrass Battleship's 3-month-long residency at Johnny's. Be sure to check out dates for their January and February performances as well. Find out more about them, here. |
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Thursday, December 15th: The Bob Dylan Regulars
7:00-9:00pm Celebrating Nobel Laureate Bob Dylan in his 75th year and singing songs from all of his changes and phases, including pre-fame folk, famous folk, protest, introspection, pure poetry, existential angst, cryptic parable, country, marriage/family/divorce, born again, and continued evolution. The Bob Dylan Regulars is made up of Peter White (guitar, autoharp, vocals), Francis Conlin (bass), George Michaels (guitar, vocals), and Marie Vanderbeck (guitar, vocals). The encourage singing along during this celebratory performance! |
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Friday, December 16: Mitch Hayes, 7:00-9:00pm
Americana
Mitch Hayes is a singer-songwriter from the Charlotte, NC area. His Original Folk/Americana music is reminiscent of the artists whose music defined a generation, from the mid 60's to the early 70's. His songs will take you on an emotional journey through timeless themes such as love and loss, joy and sadness and social consciousness. His lyrics will sometimes make you laugh, sometimes make you cry, but will always entertain you.
Get more Mitch, here!
Americana
Mitch Hayes is a singer-songwriter from the Charlotte, NC area. His Original Folk/Americana music is reminiscent of the artists whose music defined a generation, from the mid 60's to the early 70's. His songs will take you on an emotional journey through timeless themes such as love and loss, joy and sadness and social consciousness. His lyrics will sometimes make you laugh, sometimes make you cry, but will always entertain you.
Get more Mitch, here!
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Saturday, December 17th: Ozymandias
Brunch time performance 11am-1pm Ozymandias showcases their passion for music through their original works & a distinctive sound strongly influenced by folk pop artists. The finished pieces are infused with passion and upbeat sounds. All of the members add a significant slice of style to each song performed, the appreciation and dedication for music and this group shows clearly through every members' talent and infects the crowd with their own lively love for the music. Find out more about these awesome, talented folks right here. |
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Saturday, December 17: Home for the Holidays Open Mic Night, 6:30-9:00pm
It's an extra special Open Mic night here at Johnny's! We're welcoming college students and all those who are returning home to Carrboro & Chapel Hill for the holidays to perform. Bring your friends. Bring some covers, or originals. Bring your tambourines, guitars & voices - whatever you can find! It will be a casual setting, and whether you're a veteran musician or a brand new poet, we want you there. Open Mic sign up - 6:15pm |
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Sunday, December 18th:
Johnny's Sunday Brunch w/ The Lost Boys, 10am-2pm Great atmosphere, great coffee and great food. Brunch at Johnny's is the place to bring your family, meet up with friends and reflect on the weekend or just chill by yourself while you enjoy some tasty food & drinks. We couldn't be more excited to welcome the Lost Boys, our super-talented chefs on wheels that never fail to serve up some serious flavor. 
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What's Your Story? 7:00-8:30pm
Theme TBA The mission of "What's Your Story?" is to connect members of the community through narrative. Come prepared with a story in mind that fits the theme or just come to listen or share on the spot. The evening begins with a story from our host, Simone Fine, and is punctuated with mini stories that are read aloud from prompts participants fill out ahead of time. This gives a wonderful opportunity for those who may not want to speak but would still like to share anonymously. Last time was so special we can't wait to hear more. Be sure to RSVP on our Facebook event page and keep up with the latest. Just click here! |
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Monday, December 19th: Ukulele Holiday Sing-A-Long
7-9pm Bring your uke and join in this longstanding Johnny's holiday time tradition! |
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Thursday, December 22nd: Johnny's Goes Caroling
6:30pm-9pm lead by Chessa Rich Johnny's is on the move and we're bringing holiday cheer with us. Join us at 6:30pm inside Johnny's to hear some music and to get warmed up and then get ready... we're heading out at 7pm to carol around Carrboro. This year's caroling will be lead by the talented, Chessa Rich. |
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Thursday, December 29th: Vinyl Revival, 7:00-9:00pm
Acoustic Cover Band Vinyl Revival is local neighborhood group. Their set list includes an eclectic mix of Acoustic covers. Classic Rock, Country, Blues, Rockabilly ….. The Band members bring a diverse mix of musical backgrounds to send listeners on an Acoustic Road Trip. Lead singer/Guitar player Brian invokes memories of Johnny Cash with his renditions of hits such as Folsom Prison Blues and Walk the Line. The percussion section, Jeff and Scott, combine Bluegrass and Reggae influences to provide a bottom that will keep listeners bouncing in their seats. Bass/Guitar player Greg uses his Jazz/Blues background to the complete the unique blend of styles. The band has only been together a short time, entertaining the neighborhood of Southern Village on Sunday afternoons. They are anxious now to bring the show to other venues. |
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