Billy 'O of Love Train is bringing old pals Pat and Dan back to Dilly for what is sure to be a great night of toe tapping tunes spanning the pop/rock musical spectrum.  We dare you to leave your hat on!

Legendary Cincinnati local R&B and Blues artist Sonny Hill gets a rare Friday night spotlight on the Dilly stage!  You can usually catch Sonny here every other Sunday!

Steve Barone is a master jazz guitar player and is pretty much a Dilly icon as he has been a regular fixture here for the better part of the last two decades.  In fact you can catch Steve every other Thursday as part of our Wine & Jazz night.  Tonight Steve is making a special…

In the beginning there was Zinfandel, and it was good, and there were the Three R's of Zinfandel - Ridge, Ravenswood, and Rosenblum (RIP Kent). And then other Zinfandel disciples arose and we begat Turley, and Carlisle, and Sehesio, Shelton, Mauritson, Bedrock, and more. But arguably none of the other disciples of the original Three…

These two seasoned musicians bring a diverse range of musical influences to the stage. Heavily influenced in their formative years by such iconic artists as the Beatles, Van Morrison, George Michael and Todd Rundgren, this duo’s calling cards are rich vocal harmony and guitar styles reminiscent of the Blues, Folk and Rock-n-Roll music of the…

Kelsey is playing her last regular Dilly performance tonight before her permanent move to Los Angeles to continue to pursue her musical endeavors.  We have enjoyed having her here and she has promised to try to get a gig here again when her travels take her back to Cincinnati.  Be sure to catch her while…

The west side and east side collide when West Side Brewing takes over an island of our taps tonight starting at 6pm.  For every pint of West Side sold you get a free pint glass.  Zach from the Brewery will be here to discuss all things West Side Brewing one of Cincinnati's hottest new breweries!

Deb ‘O and Montague bring an evening of blues, jazz, classic rock and country. Featuring Deb Ohlinger, guitar and vocals, John Redell guitar vocals, Larry Bloomfield on Harmonica and Mariemont's very own Alan Randall on drums.