Two exciting guitarists. Music you’ll never forget. This is The Verbs, an instrumental-only duo made up of Bob Borgmann and Chuck Swanson. Bob and Chuck are two of Cincinnati’s more experienced guitarists, players that bring a wide range of influences to The Verbs’ music. The Verbs use both acoustic steel and nylon string guitars, and plays a…

Kyle Hackett is one of the most talented emerging singer/songwriters in Cincinnati.  He puts a unique spin on songs you know both new and old.  Kyle also has a great collection of original tunes as well and his silky smooth vocals combined with deft guitar playing make everyone who hears him stop and take notice.  Check out…

Tonight we welcome David Freeman and his One Man Jazz Band performance to the Dilly stage.  David is also a member of the acclaimed Blue Night Jazz Band which is well know in the Cincinnati jazz community.  This one man show is the perfect accompaniment while you are enjoying our great food and drinks.

Affectionately known as Dilly’s house band, Love Train will bring a bounce to your step playing their great renditions of classic hits spanning several decades. You can catch a ride on the Love Train every other Wednesday as part of Wing Night as well as select weekend dates throughout the year.

We are looking forward to welcoming Bill ‘The Thrill’ Donaldson, the nephew of The Great Bee-boop Jazz artist, ‘Sweet Poppa’ Lou Donaldson.  Expect and friends to bring you the best of a variety of rhythm, jazz, pop, a little bit of country and blues!

Roxanne Trimble and Michael Braden make up the duo “Out of the Blue” and after a highly entertaining Dilly debut in November are returning to the Dilly Stage tonight!  They have a very eclectic and extensive song list which they put their own identity to and it makes for a fun evening for all!

Veteran Cincinnati Jazz guitar player Paul Gibby brings his trio to perform for the evening.

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.