Indie musician and singer-songwriter Caitlin Jemma speaks for the multitudes on her celestial new disco-folk album, True Meaning, out September 17th on American Standard Time Records. Conjuring the soulfulness of Norah Jones, the melancholy of Joni Mitchell, and the lyric-bending bewitchment of Bonnie Raitt, Jemma takes listeners on an atmospheric journey from heartbreak to hope throughout the ten dynamic tracks which make up True Meaning—a vulnerable-yet-spirited release exploring the full emotional spectrum of being human, while posing an age-old philosophical question: “What is the true meaning of life?”

Late for the Train is a modern string band that feels both fresh and familiar. Drawing heavily from bluegrass and old-time, the San Francisco-based 4-piece weaves elements of folk, funk, and jamgrass into powerful and articulate arrangements of original and traditional music.

Celebrating Rivertown's ten year anniversary with a variety show. Special guests will take the stage with songs, skits, and other surprises. Hosted by The Crux's Josh Windmiller.

The Billie Holiday Project brings you back to the swinging Jazz clubs of the 1930's and 1940's.

The King Street Giants are Bay Area Trad Jazz & more. No Trumpet Required.