2018
This Sunday, September 16th will be the last performance at The Sardine Can for the Guy Arrostuto Band for the 2018 season at 1 Harbor Way in Vallejo, from 5 to 8pm. Guy is still fighting his way back to good health so, unfortunately, will be unable to join us this time (next year, with him back onboard, we plan to rock the house!). Even though Guy won’t be with us, you don’t want to miss this very special performance. We will be featuring the very talented Frank Martin on keyboard (his credits include Sting, James Taylor, Aretha Franklin, Narada Michael Walden, Elton John, Whitney Houston, Herbie Hancock and Al Jarreau among many others. He is always a joy to watch and listen to. Another special guest that will join us for some tunes onstage is local favorite treasure and talented vocalist/guitarist/songwriter, Bob Simmons. Filling out the band will be Guy’s rhythm section with Tim Landis on guitar, David Strong on drums and Tom Lilienthal on bass. With The Sardine Can’s great menu and this lineup of talented musicians, we are hoping that you’ll spend your time with us on Sunday! It WILL be a great time!
On Wednesday, September 19th, The Bill Swartz Trio will be playing at a private event from 5:30 to 8:30pm with Billy Rivera on drums and Tom Lilienthal on bass.
On Sunday, October 7th, The Bob Simmons Band will play at The Sardine Can, 1 Harbor Way, Vallejo to perform from 5-8pm. The band features Bob Simmons on guitar/vocals, Bernie Rivera on sax/vocals, Billy Rivera on drums/vocals, Jeff Wollman on keyboard and Tom Lilienthal on bass/vocals.
On Sunday, October 14th, The Bob Simmons Band will play at The Lounge in Suisun City from 3 to 6pm. The band will feature Bob Simmons on vocal and guitar, Jeff Wollman on keyboard, Billy Rivera on drums and vocal and Tom Lilienthal on bass and vocal.
On Saturday, October 20th, The George Whitsell Band will play a private event at the Alameda Yacht Club from 6 to 10pm. The band will feature George Whitsell on guitar and vocal, Shad Harris on keyboard, Billy Rivera on drums and Tom Lilienthal on bass.
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