Key Frances : The Monday Night Sessions

Come join us, as Key Frances brings his swamp blues to an intimate setting. Ease your blues or have a hair of the dog from your wild weekend. Give the man some respect and it'll all take care of itself. Cocktails never tasted so good.

The Luminous Movement : In Pictures : 11/20/08

The Hip-Hop, R&B and Reggae group returned to Harvelle's to throw down and make sure everyone had a goodtime. The packed house was crazy for the band, Higher, fronted by FreeWill, a singer/rapper from L.A. band Lumanaries, who opened the show.

Freewill

Alexis

Benjamin, John Swift

Alexis, Benjamin, John Swift

DJ Dr Fu

 Joel Van Dijyk 

The Toledo Show : Sunday Night Dynamite

The Toledo Show.

This is the hottest ticket in town. 

The man in charge - Toledo - describes it as "film noir soul on a svengali kiss". 

It's loud, dark, funky, sexy, intense, non-stop and addictive!  

And then there's The Dames - incredible beauties who dance around the stage, the floor, through the crowd, on top of the bar and sometimes off the walls!

Every Sunday night.

The weekend isn't over until Toledo says it is. 

Café R&B : Happy And Breathless

The bluesy, rockin' quintet, known as Café R&B, is something that needs to be experienced live. The men, in suits, rock hard and funky, while lead singer Roach puts on a show full of life, pain and love, sung and celebrated, leaving the crowd sweaty but saved. 

Join the folks at Harvelle's tonight for a highly anticipated show by these powerhouse L.A. legends. They are sure to leave you happy and breathless!

Dennis Jones : A blues shot from outta nowhere!

Dennis Jones plays blues/rock or maybe that's rock/blues — "I don't know. But whatever it is, it's gots to be funky!", as James Brown was fond of saying. 

He rocks the crowd, he makes 'em scream and demand more. The muscled sleeve-less Jones weilds his axe like a lumberjack, chopping down everything un-bluesy in his path. 

I don't even have to invite you. 

It's inviting enough.

HARVELLE'S CLOSED FOR THANKSGIVING

Call it Vibe, House Of Vibe.

If James Bond has the hottest movie in the world, and Artie Lange's Too Fat To Fish is #1 on the New York Times best seller list, you might think the world is dying for escapist fodder. 

But we've put Obama in the White House and it's time to deal with reality. 

Shaken, not stirred, for your pleasure, the man of the House, Anthony Brewster, puts the P in the Funk, and without holding back one iota, delivers a one-two punch of soul, rock, reggae, funk and r&b. 

Like a close range paint-ball blast to the gut, you'll feel it tomorrow, but tonight, enjoy it along with the beautiful crowd that always makes Wednesday night a party. 

House Of Vibe Allstars. 

Tonight at Harvelle's.