Every Monday our brewers select a Keg of Honor, and YOU enjoy $5 pours* until it’s gone!

5:30-7:30pm

Dave and the Destroyers are a Garage Rock / Punk trio who have been connected through their love of music since their little league days in San Ramon Valley. After a stint as a 2006 high school band they went their separate ways until they reunited in 2022 to record and rock shows in NorCal. The band consists of Rhythm Guitar and Vocalist Dave Eckel (Grass Valley), Bassist and Lead Guitarist Mark Raney (Santa Cruz), and Drummer Brad Marasco (Concord).

The Destroyers play a collection of original songs with a few covers sprinkled in. Power and pace quick punk hits is the name of their game but they slow it down and break out jams as well. They grew up on the sounds of Social Distortion, Green Day, and Rancid amongst others. Check them out on Spotify and Apple Music with a combo of DIY recordings and singles recorded at Wally’s Hydeout in San Francisco.

5:30-7:30pm

Brian Fitzgerald (7- and 6-string guitars) is an active member of the Bay Area music scene. An accomplished jazz guitarist and teacher, he draws from a deep musical background and education, covering a wide range of influences. He has toured and performed extensively as both a sideman and band leader. In addition to a wealth of studio and recording experience, he is well versed in both jazz and classical theory and composition, and has had years of experience writing and arranging for big bands, R&B groups, and jazz ensembles.

A short list of the venues includes Monterey Jazz Festival, Cabrillo Music Festival, Los Gatos Fiesta de Artes, Bing Music Series at Stanford, Santa Cruz Jazz Festival, Scotts Valley Art & Wine Festival, Capitola Art & Wine Festival, Artichoke Festival, Begonia Festival, and Jazz On The Wharf.

He is the dynamo behind the scenes at Kuumbwa Jazz who handles all the education programs (including their Summer Jazz Camp) and manages all the booked artists.

“My actual bio is long and boring, but diverse and very Irish. It includes much formal classical and jazz training and education, some great programs and teachers, tons of coffee and endless hours of disciplined practice.”