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SILO'S, Napa's premiere music room is located in the heart of Downtown Napa at the Historic Napa Mill, adjacent to the Napa River Inn. We are open 1 hour before each show. Check the calendar for show times. Bar Manager Keith Stansberry features fine wines carefully selected from the best of Napa Valley wineries along with local micro-brewery draft beer from Napa Smith Brewery, as well delicious cheese plates and chips & salsa.
Tucked behind our historic building like a classy Chicago speakeasy, Silo's features a wine bar with appetizers available until 10pm on Thursdays and midnight on Fridays and Saturdays, and unforgettable live music most Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. It's not unusual to find Grammy winners sitting in for a set with local legends like Skyler Jett and Victoria Theodore. While you may not know exactly who will be playing when you get there, due to the incredible artists that are attracted to the opportunity to drop in and play at "Napa's premiere music room," you always know you're going to hear the very best live jazz, blues, rock, reggae, smooth jazz and motown music around.
Check out our attractive Napa River Inn and Silo's Packages.
Silo's is available for corporate events and private parties. Call (707) 251-5833
for more details.
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Featured Performers:
Zoo Station (U2 Tribute Band)
Will Durst
Wesla Whitfield
Valerie V
Tracy Rose Trio
Tip of The Top
The Rhythm Cats
The Glenn Carter Band
The Davie Dukes Band
Terry Hanck
Swing 7
Sweet Burgundy
Susan Comstock Swingtet
Sounds of Santana
Sid Morris
Sheryl Bailey
Shana Morrison
Serf and James
Sean Garvey
Rue Manouche
Rob Heath
Rick Estrin & the Nightcats
Rhythm Angels
Revolver
Residual Sugar
Phil Berkowitz
Petty Theft (Tom Petty Tribute Band)
Mike Strickland
Midnight Sun Massive
Michelle Michaels Trio
Maye Cavallaro
Mary Jenson
Mark Hummel
Mal Sharpe
Madeline Eastman
Lynn Asher
Luvplanet
Lucas Ohio and the Shamblers
Living the Dream
Lisa Battle
Lindsay Erin
Laurie Morvan
Kurt Ribak
Keith Andrew
Kaye Bohler
KatieCat & Cain
Kalil Wilson
Johnny Smith Group
John Nemeth
John Burdick
Jim Caroompas
Jason Nett
Jason Emanuel Britton
Jack Pollard
Hurricane Sam & The Hotshots
Helen Mead
Hall 1
Grass Child
Fred Randolph Sextet
Four Winds Band
Elane Lucia
Crooked Roads
CR Vibes
Country Joe McDonald
Charles Wheal
Camaron Ochs
Brian Cline Band
Brian Cline
Brad Wilson
BAUTISTA Latin Fusion
Atmos Trio
Antsy McClane
Annette Summersett
Amber Snyder
Allison and Victor
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Fri | Johnny Vegas & The High Rollers
8 to 11pm
$20 cover | $20 Advance & $25 at the Door. (CLUB MEMBER PRICE $14) With a wink, and a nod, to the charm and style of the rat pack era; to the unstoppable, penetrating dance grooves of your favorite Soul/Motown/Disco tunes; to your "I just gotta sing along!" classic rock anthems -
Mr. Vegas delivers the goods!
"It's like having Elvis, the Blues Brothers, the Funk Brothers, the Commitments, Brian Setzer, and Billy Idol all rolled into one.”
Johnny Vegas & the High Rollers ~ Prepare to Unleash the “Soul Man/Woman” in you!
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Sat | Laurie Morvan
8 to 11pm
$27 cover | BLUES: $25 Advance & $30 @ the Door. (CLUB MEMBER PRICE $17) "Morvan has all the soulfulness of Bonnie Raitt and the swaggering, muscular guitar tone of Stevie Ray Vaughan...she provided a blistering, high-energy ending to another great guitar festival at Krannert." 2009 Ellnora Guitar Festival review, News-Gazette |  | | | | 8
Fri | Petty Theft
8 to 11pm
$20 cover | $20 Advance & $25 at the Door. (CLUB MEMBER PRICE $14 The ultimate tribute to Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers At the forefront of classic and contemporary American Rock and Roll you are sure to find Tom Petty and the
Heartbreakers. If you love great songs and rock n’ roll music, you can’t possibly help but be a huge fan of Tom Petty’s musical
catalog. If so, then you will love PETTY THEFT!
Petty Theft is comprised of five professional Bay Area musicians that have come together to pay tribute to Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. Petty Theft delivers Petty’s songs true to the originals and in the spirit of his legendary
bands live shows, performing everything from his revered classics to his most current hits.
Since the bands inception in 2005, Petty Theft has been entertaining audiences all over the greater Bay Area and beyond in clubs, at private parties and on large festival stages with an electrifying live show. No matter where they play, it’s a guaranteed sing along. Audiences everywhere know these classic radio hits and when performed by Petty Theft, it sounds like you are hearing the real deal! Petty Theft is not an average cover band but an ultimate tribute to one of America’s most endearing rock n’ roll legends… It’s not about costumes and getups, it’s all about the music!
Petty Theft continues to build a strong reputation and following as one of the Bay Area’s premier tribute bands. If you want to hear the greatest Tom Petty and the heartbreaker’s band in the world live, go see Tom Petty and
the heartbreakers! If you can’t do that, go see Petty Theft!
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Sat | Revolver
8 to 11pm
$25 cover | BEATLES, BEATLES and more BEATLES: $25 Advance $30 at the Door. (CLUB MEMBER PRICE $17) Crosby Stills and Nash and (sometimes) Revolver in their 5th Silo's appearance, will perform The Beatles, The Byrds, Buffalo Springfield, and the Hollies. |  | | | | 13
Wed | The Legend of Gram Parsons
7 to 10pm
$15 cover | GRIEVOUS ANGEL: THE LEGEND OF GRAM PARSONS AT SILO’S, OCT. 13. $15 Advance $20 at the Door. (CLUB MEMBER PRICE $10)
A theatrical concert about the original cosmic cowboy, who lived fast, died young and left a charred corpse. Featuring Anders Drerup as Gram Parsons and Kelly Prescott as Emmylou Harris
Gram Parsons was 26 when he died, overdosing on morphine and tequila, but he was already one of the most influential musicians in the history of rock and roll. His death — and the bizarre theft of his body by his road manager and its subsequent burning in the desert near Joshua Tree--turned Parsons’ life and music into legends.
Grievous Angel: The Legend of Gram Parsons was inspired by producer/director Michael Bate’s March 1973 interview with the doomed singer in Boston. It was Parsons’ last recorded conversation.
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Fri | Katie Cat & Cain
8 to 11pm
$20 cover | BOSSA NOVA, CABARET JAZZ, RETRO POP: $20 Advance $25 at the Door. (CLUB MEMBER PRICE $14)
This dynamic duo teamed up in 2008 and has been wowing audiences ever since with their tight harmonies and eclectic repertoire, including Cabaret Jazz, Bossa Nova, Retro Pop and originals. They will also be playing selections from KatieCat’s debut album, Blue Cat Diamonds, released in 2009 and co-produced with Cain. “…a delightful mixture of styles and sounds.” Frank Kocher, San Diego Troubadour September 2009. "Percussionist Gary Johnson will be joining KatieCat & Cain." www.katiecatcain.com
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Sat | The Eddie Duran Quartet, And Stan Pappas on Vocals
8 to 11pm
$20 cover | SINATRA: $20 Advance $25 at the Door. (CLUB MEMBER PRICE $14) Stan is a Sinatra tribute singer. He sings songs from the Tommy Dorsey days circa 1939, to the Columbia recordings of the late 40’s to early 50’s. From 1954 thru 1960 were the Capitol years. Great albums and many hit singles are from that era. Stan does many of those recordings also.
In 1961 Sinatra formed his own record company called Reprise. And at the ripe age of fifty he got Sammy Davis, Dean Martin, Bing Crosby, Nelson Riddle, Count Basie and just about all of the popular recording artists of that era to work with him. Stan loves to sing songs from that period also.
Stan has done Rat Pack Tributes, Frank and Sammy At The Sands, A Swingin’ Affair with Sue Albano, and many solo performances featuring Jon Simon at the piano and Steve Rubardt, the house piano player at the Sonoma Mission Inn, and the leader of the Top Cat Dance Band. Recently, he has been doing a Frank Sinatra and Marilyn Monroe tribute with Diana Dawn. If you like Sinatra, Stan’s the man for your next social occasion
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Fri | Jamie Clark & The Players
8 to 11pm
$20 cover | POP ROCK AMERICANA: $20 Advance $25 at the Door. (CLUB MEMBER PRICE $14) San Francisco Bay Area’s own international recording artist, singer, songwriter and musician Jamie Clark, with his band “The Players”, will be performing at Silos on October 22nd. Jamie’s Pop Rock Americana sound has been gracing the stages and recording studios of Califonia, Toronto and Nashville. He is completing his much anticipated new album “THIS WORLD” to be released Spring 2011. Jamie Clark was named “The 1999 Guiness Band of the Year” and has opened for highly acclaimed artisits such as, Hugh Masekela, Eddie Money, Martin Sexton, Van Morrison and Elvis Costello, to name a few. According to songwriter, producer and two-time Grammy award nominee John Capek, “If ever there was a star about to be born, now is the time for Jamie Clark - - powerful, universal, passionate and inspiring. A voice that will entrance with personality and looks to match. Don’t miss Jamie Clark”. This is going to be a great show! Doors open at 7PM, show starts at 8:30PM and ends at 11PM.
To learn more about Jamie Clark, please go to www.JamieClarkMusic.com and Friend him on FaceBook at www.FaceBook.com/JamieClarkMusic
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Sat | The Sounds of Santana
8 to 11pm
$20 cover | SOLSA: $20 Advance $25 at the Door. (CLUB MEMBER PRICE $14)The Sounds of Santana band performs your favorite Santana music! "Sounds of Santana" is comprised of the finest musicians in the Sacramento and Bay Area. "SOS" was assembled with the common goal of recreating the music, energy and atmosphere of a unique Santana show. This very special music crosses all ethnic backgrounds and is popular with all age groups. Experience the Santana explosion with flowing percussion and guitar solos that will have everybody moving. More than a tribute band, Experience “The Show”!
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Thu | Hall 1
7 to 10pm
$20 cover | $20 Advance $25 at the Door (CLUB MEMBER PRICE $14) Bay Area singer-songwriters Scott Castro and Michael Campbell have joined forces with an epic rhythm section of Scott Turnnidge (drums) and Abe Newman (bass) to create the 2010 version of Hall 1. Formerly a soulful, alternative acoustic guitar duo one part Simon & Garfunkel and one part Tenacious D, Hall 1 is now able to fully deliver their original compositions and diverse covers to their audience, without sacrificing the sound that brought them an audience in the first place. Combining this new powerful rhythmic punch with lush vocal harmonies, intelligent lyrics, well crafted guitar melodies and strong lead hooks, Hall 1 creates a sound that defies easy classification, but remains familiar and accessible to fans of a wide variety of musical styles. Whether you are familiar with the band, eager to find out what all the fuss is about, or just plain curious about Hall 1’s new CD The Illusion of Control, please get your tickets to this show from the Silo’s box office before they sell out. |  | | | | 29
Fri | CR Vibes (Is Back)
8 to 11pm
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Sat | Lucas Ohio & The Schamblers
8 to 11pm
no cover | $20 Advance $25 at the Door. (CLUB MEMBER PRICE $14) Lucas was recently a finalist at the celebrated Kerrville Folk Festival in
Texas. Started in 1972 and the longest continuously-running music festival in North America, the Festival has been known internationally as a
destination for singer/songwriters of various musical styles. Also the
Shamblers' song “All Good People,” from his second album “Steps Toward
Home” was selected by San Francisco/San Jose’s KFOG (104.4/97.7) to be included in their Local Scene 6 CD. KFOG describes the compilation CD as a
“collection of some of the best bands and singer-songwriters emerging from the vibrant Northern California music scene.” The Shamblers deliver a high energy rockin' folk blues set, so you won't want to miss this upcoming
Saturday night show at the one and only Silo's!
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