Salisbury University in Downtown Salisbury Doors Open 5 p.m., Show Starts 6 p.m.
- The Brick Room, 116 N. Division St.
- Free & Open to the Public
- Must be 21+
- This monthly series on the second Friday features music from SU faculty, staff and friends.
Sponsored by the Whaley Family Foundation.
Rhythm Revival
February 9
Rhythm Revival is Dave Raizen, Zoe Michelle Bradshaw, Alex DiPirro, Dan Drehmer, James Ellis and Ted Nichols. Bonding over a love of rhythms from around the world, they’ve come together to bring music and joy to the Eastern Shore. With an eclectic blend of blues, rock, jazz and folk they’re ready to take you higher and make you shake your bones till your blues turn to gold.
Todd Smith
March 8 
Join Smith and his friends as they perform blues and rock-n-roll classics made famous by artists such as Howlin’ Wolf, Muddy Waters, Little Walter, Junior Wells and others. Smith has been performing music since 1985 with various artists and has opened for and shared the stage with such acts as Little Feat, John Hiatt, James McMurtry, Shawn Mullins, Yes and others. He’s excited to play the music he loves most for the SU community.
The Blarney Pilgrims
March 15
This bonus St. Patrick’s weekend concert features The Blarney Pilgrims playing traditional and modern music from the Celtic and American folk genres. Members are Meri Holden (PRESTO, violin), Andy Dowell (flute) and Brad Stevens (hammered dulcimer, mandolin, octave mandolin and Celtic harp). The music is mostly instrumental, but with a few sing-a-longs.
Danielle Cumming & John Wesley Wright: Spring, Spain, Spirituals!
April 12
Toronto-born guitarist Cumming and Georgia-born tenor Wright, North- Meets-South, present an eclectic program ranging from Renaissance to modern popular music to African American spirituals.
