RSVP to the Facebook Event here…“Singer/songwriter Stephanie Nilles makes something fresh out of things lost. A graduate of Cleveland Institute of Music, she is a serious classical pianist gone bard. When you think Nilles, think of a quirky mix of subversive vagabond and sultry artist, a burlesque cocktail of wit and substance. No need to wonder what she’s thinking — she weaves it into her music, which growls like Eartha Kitt and bites like Tom Waits … With a unique outlook on life, music that’s as intellectual as it is entertaining and a voice capable of transcending the tracks of the indie railroad, Nilles is just the kind of treasure that music aficionados love to discover.”
The Tennessee Journalist

“Despite the sparseness of the band – a trio with only bass and drums, and occasional vocal texturing – the album offers a surprisingly rich stew that blends Brock’s expertise in jazz, indie-rock, and folk. The Magic Number gets better with each hearing, which speaks as much to the focused intensity of Brock’s concept as it does to his command of the violin.”
Neil Tesser (Chicago READER, PLAYBOY Guide to Jazz)

Monday, October 10th 2011
9:00pm
Brooklyn, NY
The Way Station
683 Washington Ave (between Bergen St & St Marks Ave)
Venue phone: (917) 279-5412
Admission: $10 Suggested Donation
Age restrictions: 21+

The Monday Night Ramble, curated by violinist Zach Brock and drummer/percussionist Martin Urbach, is a Monday-night series of creative, mostly original, and eclectic live music presented in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn. All shows are a $10 suggested donation.