The Emerald of Siam's Upcoming Shows
Fri, Oct 16
Get ready for a Karaoke Contest, a two-night competition where singers battle it out for a chance to take home the prize! Round one kicks things off on October 16, with the top six returning October 17 for the quarter-finals, semi-finals, and championship round.
Sign-ups begin at 8:30 PM, with the contest starting at 9:30 PM on October 16th.
$10 entry goes directly toward the prize pot, with 75% going to the winner and 25% to the runner-up.
All ages until 11 PM
Hosted by Brenton Nundahl
For more information, email: BrentonNundahl@gmail.com
Sat, Oct 17
Get ready for a Karaoke Contest, a two-night competition where singers battle it out for a chance to take home the prize! Round one kicks things off on October 16, with the top six returning October 17 for the quarter-finals, semi-finals, and championship round.
Sign-ups begin at 8:30 PM, with the contest starting at 9:30 PM on October 16th.
$10 entry goes directly toward the prize pot, with 75% going to the winner and 25% to the runner-up.
All ages until 11 PM
Hosted by Brenton Nundahl
For more information, email: BrentonNundahl@gmail.com
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Mon, Oct 19
Come show off your skills at our open mic night, every Monday 7-Whenever we're done!
ALL AGES until 11pm!
Full backline of gear includes drums, bass amp, guitar amp, piano and full PA.
Bring in your band, do a solo set, or just listen and enjoy some delicious Thai food and tasty drinks!
Jam sessions frequently start 9:30-10 PM, after open mic sign-ups are finished.
Tue, Oct 20
Gregory Rawlins was born in lush and rainy Port Orchard, Washington, and when he wasn't building forts or popping wheelies he was marveling at the beauty of the natural world. Rawlins began writing and performing his homespun songs in the mid-2000s and hasn't looked back, recording 15 full-length albums—including Pale Marble Movie and Ma –two drastically different albums, both released this past December 6th.
From folk to hard rock to experimental—in bands Sons of Guns, Catskills, Foxgloves, and Cut Hand, nothing seems off the table for exploration. As a soloist, his songs tread through country, blues and folk territory, and are ever supported by keen observations of the human spirit and poetic imagery. His instrumentation moves from jangly Woody Guthrie-like rhythm to delicate, alternate thumb fingerpicking reminiscent of Merle Travis and John Prine. From cafes to alleyways, historic theaters to festival stages, Rawlins and his songs—like old friends and good luck charms—continue to plot their course and gain more of each along the way.
6PM-8PM
All Ages. No Cover. Dinner show. Walk ins welcome.
