The Mijangos Duo is a musical project featuring Jose Mijangos on keys and Alex Mijangos on bass.

Originally located in Chapas, the southernmost state of Mexico, the father and son of the Mijangos lineage join their creative forces once again to share the stage in the heart of central Pennsylvania.

Jose Mijangos is a prominent musician, composer, songwriter and arranger with a great variety of original material in all musical styles. His virtuosic playing is one-of-a-kind, with rich harmonies and improvisation that invite all backgrounds for a night of vibrant, exciting music.

According to Cuban-born Piano master Daniel Herrera, Alex Mijangos is a "young promise of international bass playing". A known member of the Jazz community in the State College area, the bass player is eager to play in this amazing venue again with a show you can't miss!

For Chris Rattie & The New Rebels, 3 is the magic number. The band is a rootsy, and dynamic three piece, whose sound ranges from raw, elemental rock n roll to harmony driven acoustic ballads. The New Rebel’s sound is simultaneously anthemic, cathartic, and intimate. Chris Rattie’s crafted tales of lovers, losers, and dreamers wrap themselves around hard driving rhythm, greasy electric guitar, and gritty harmonica, forming a rough and tumble fusion of rock, blues, country, and folk.

This is their first show at Pine Grove Hall. Main Floor $8 | Upstairs Livestream

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bmB8zp0pLFA

Join us for a special kitchen takeover evening hosted by Rebecca Larsen, owner and chef of Gather and Co. Sustainable Catering. We'll be posting the menu shortly! Reservations recommended.

https://www.facebook.com/GatherandCoCatering/

Jonathan Epley (guitar) and Todd Harrison (drums), join bassist Josh Davis for a night of great jazz. Jonathan is a current member and Todd is a former member of the The Jazz Ambassadors, the official touring big band of the US Army.

First Thursday Jazz is hosted by Penn State bass professor Josh Davis, who brings distinguished jazz artists from around the country to collaborate together on our inspirational stage. Join Josh and friends the first Thursday of every month. Shows start at 8pm. Main Floor $10, Upstairs Livestream $5

Sam Christensen solo acoustic guitar and vocals. Originals, CSN, Fleet Foxes, CCR. Sam is a masterful electric and acoustic guitarist (think David Gilmour crossed with Jimi Hendrix) with a tenor lead vocal influenced by Crosby Still and Nash and Fleet Foxes. You may have seen him play locally in Lord Forrest, Carpetland Flux Collective and in his newest endeavor, Midstate Select.

Cone of Silence is a State College, PA rock band dedicated to playing some of the most iconic songs of the 60s, 70s and 80s. You'll hear classic gems by Pink Floyd (Sheep, Comfortably Numb, Time) the complex and layered sounds of Yes (Tempus Fugit, South Side of the Sky, Starship Trooper), the jazz-influenced structure and harmonies of Steely Dan (Aja, The Fez, Kid Charlemagne) or maybe the entire back side of the Beatles “Abbey Road." Featuring Steve Christensen on guitar, Liz Grove on keyboards, John Lynch on drums and James Miller on bass.

Main Floor $8 | Upstairs Livestream $4

www.coneofsilenceband.com

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4oZgmNk6YZs

Back to back performances from hyper- local musicians Raven and the Wren & Jordan Keith Robb w/ Brian Cleary. Both Jordan Robb and Natty Lou Race are residents of Pine Grove Mills and will share the night performing original music.

Sharing her songwriting as Raven and the Wren, Natty Lou Race connects with her listeners through lyrics laced with the deepest themes of the human experience; the fragility of life, death, and the inevitable heartaches and heartbreaks they bear.

Following Raven and the Wren, Jordan Keith Robb takes the stage, joined with guitarist Brian Cleary, he’ll be serving up generous portions of foot stomping rhythms and fresh melodies. His worn and rusted songscapes are the backdrop for lyrics that sprout from the depths of soulful bluegrass ballads and are spun into an original blend of Americana, blues and country traditions. Main Floor $8 | Upstairs Livestream $4

Brothers Gus (fiddle, guitar, and banjo uke) and Huck (fiddle and percussion) Tritsch cross Centre County from their hometown of Millheim to explores the link between Old-Time Appalachian music and old school rock and roll. This is their first time playing at Pine Grove Hall.
https://www.facebook.com/MillheimMusic

Erin appreciates golden-age music--digging through vinyl and listening to strange radio stations to find sounds that send chills down the spine. Her sonic tastes illuminate a downtempo environment that envelopes you in the spirited beauty of intertwined music genres. Join us for a mellow evening where you can sit back and tap your foot to 70's soul, jazzhop B-sides, and saxophone stories... all while sipping a bespoke cocktail.

BD&W bring their monthly show to PGH with a delicious vibe of mostly original modern jazz. Featuring Josh Davis on bass, Jeff Brozena on drums and Clay Wulbrecht on keyboards. Main Floor $8 | Upstairs Livestream $4

Based out of Miffilin County, RC3 is playing their first show at Pine Grove Hall.

Singer/songwriter/guitarist Ryan Carter has undoubtedly made his mark on the Central Pennsylvania music scene. Most notably with the popular PA cover band 'Lucky You', which toured from Killington, Vermont to Key West, Florida. Carter picked up his first guitar at age 13, and has been writing and performing ever since. With early influences ranging from Johnny Cash and Neil Diamond, to Kiss and Motley Crue, a style has developed in his songwriting and live performances that certainly sets him apart.

Performing a wide variety of classic and modern hits, in a unique acoustic style, the Ryan Carter Trio covers artists such as Tom Petty, Ed Sheeran, The Beatles, U2, Keith Urban, Coldplay, Elton John, Johnny Cash, Journey, Chris Stapleton, and many many more.

Ryan Carter, guitar & vocals, Jason Ufema, drums and Johnny "X" Xanthopoulos on keyboards. Main floor $6 | Upstairs Livestream $3

Midstate Select is a collection of musicians with both new and familiar faces based out of State College, PA. While the search for their sound is a never ending one, their music has a rootsy quality that may or may not get much smoother than the finest bottom-shelf liquor that the name conjures up— but we like it that way. The group began as a side project for up-and-coming local musicians Anna Pearl Belinda (vocals), Sean Heffernan (guitar), and Sam Milz (guitar/vocals). Once the trio’s unique chemistry was initially established, it seemed only natural that the next step was to collaborate in the songwriting process. This is their debut performance at PGH. Main Floor $6 | Upstairs Livestream $3

Jerry Zolten will be spinning soul gospel vinyl from his personal collection and Chef Tory will be whipping up a few special dishes for our Sunday lunch. Our small plate menu and full beer/wine/cocktail menu will also be available. We'll be opening at noon.

Chef Tory and his team will bringing their modern american flair across the mountain to our neighbors in Lewistown. They'll be cooking outside while prog/rock band Cone of Silence entertains.

Doug McMinn and his jazz group finished a 20 year monthly run at Williamsport's Bullfrog Brewery when the covid virus hit in early 2020. Composed of some of the Susquehannah valley's top players, this unit has also performed at the Old Corner restaurant, DiSalvo's, and the Genetti Hotel all in Williamsport, and Selinsgrove Brewing in Selinsgrove. The trio consists of Doug on woodwinds, Tim Breon on guitar, and Bill Stetz on string bass, and plays a repertoire ranging from swing to modern jazz. Main floor $6 | Upstairs livestream $3

In the mid-to-late 1990s, Judson Mantz was part of a band called "3-D Betty." They released 2 CDs, "Belch of the Muses" in 1998 and "The Road Less Traveled" in 2000. Remnants of Betty are the remnants of 3-D, and include 3 of the original members: Donnie Rhoades on drums Chris Younken on guitar, and Lynn Chaplin on bass.

Donnie has played in multiple bands in State College for years, including Soul Gypsies and Cliff Turner and the After Burners. Chris has played with Code Blue, The Earthtones, Archie Blue and most recently with Andy Tolins and Richard Sleigh. Lynn plays bass with August Room. Main floor $6 | Second floor livestream $3

Erin appreciates golden-age music--digging through vinyl and listening to strange radio stations to find sounds that send chills down the spine. Her sonic tastes illuminate a downtempo environment that envelopes you in the spirited beauty of intertwined music genres. Join us for a mellow evening where you can sit back and tap your foot to 70's soul, jazzhop B-sides, and saxophone stories... all while sipping a bespoke cocktail.

For Chris Rattie & The New Rebels, 3 is the magic number. The band is a rootsy, and dynamic three piece, whose sound ranges from raw, elemental rock n roll to harmony driven acoustic ballads. The New Rebel’s sound is simultaneously anthemic, cathartic, and intimate. Chris Rattie’s crafted tales of lovers, losers, and dreamers wrap themselves around hard driving rhythm, greasy electric guitar, and gritty harmonica, forming a rough and tumble fusion of rock, blues, country, and folk. Main floor $8 | Second floor livestream $4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bmB8zp0pLFA

Cone of Silence is a State College, PA rock band dedicated to playing some of the most iconic songs of the 60s, 70s and 80s. You'll hear classic gems by Pink Floyd (Sheep, Comfortably Numb, Time) the complex and layered sounds of Yes (Tempus Fugit, South Side of the Sky, Starship Trooper), the jazz-influenced structure and harmonies of Steely Dan (Aja, The Fez, Kid Charlemagne) or maybe the entire back side of the Beatles “Abbey Road." Featuring Steve Christensen on guitar, Liz Grove on keyboards, John Lynch on drums and James Miller on bass.

Main Floor $8 | Upstairs Livestream $4

www.coneofsilenceband.com

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4oZgmNk6YZs

Cone of Silence is a State College, PA rock band dedicated to playing some of the most iconic songs of the 60s, 70s and 80s. You'll hear classic gems by Pink Floyd (Sheep, Comfortably Numb, Time) the complex and layered sounds of Yes (Tempus Fugit, South Side of the Sky, Starship Trooper), the jazz-influenced structure and harmonies of Steely Dan (Aja, The Fez, Kid Charlemagne) or maybe the entire back side of the Beatles “Abbey Road." Featuring Steve Christensen on guitar, Liz Grove on keyboards, John Lynch on drums and James Miller on bass.

Main Floor $8 | Upstairs Livestream $4

www.coneofsilenceband.com

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4oZgmNk6YZs