World Cafe Live

$3.00 HARPOON DRAFT SPECIALS ALL NIGHT LONG!
Including: Harpoon IPA, Winter Warmer, and UFO Heffe
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Plus, complimentary samples of two of Harpoon's 100 Barrel Series brews:
Session 28: Glacier Harvest '09 Wet Hop
Session 27: Helles Blond Bock


Tim McGlone's journey into t...he music industry began at an early age. Growing up, McGlone was surrounded by a wide variety of musical influences ranging from Soul to Folk. As a self taught musician, Tim grew to combine such genres to create his unique and catchy style of songwriting. With an arsenal of Motown, folk, and rock inspired songs, McGlone has taken his music across the country, living in cities from Boston to LA. Today, Tim is currently touring the east coast with his band The Turn, promoting his debut album Street Sounds. Recently, Tim was featured on Philadelphia’s Radio 104.5's "Fridays at 5". In addition to his solo work, Tim also plays alongside singer songwriter Matt Duke and Philadelphia based Jonah Delso, with whom he opened for Coldplay for their "Viva la Vida" tour at the Wachovia Center, is a member of the Birds on a Wire music coalition. Street Sounds is available on iTunes, CDbaby.com, and at any Tim McGlone show.


Jonah Delso is a 21-year-old local local musician who has already acheived many musical milestones. In the summer of 2008, Delso was handpicked by the members of Coldplay to open for the Philadelphia show of their "Viva La Vida" world tour. After 7 years of producing his own work, Jonah's new music is booming with life. His song "Radio" was student-produced at MadDragon Studios in 2007, and was released on the label's nationally distributed, 3rd annual compilation disc, Unleashed3. Since opening for Coldplay, Jonah has begun touring the east coast promoting his five song EP Hi-5. With solo performance dates slated across the Greater Philadelphia area, Delso continues to play bass guitar with his band the Goodnight Lights, who also appear on Mad Dragon's latest compilation. Jonah also plays bass for Philadelphia singer/songwriter Tim McGlone. Over the summer of 2009, Delso was given the opportunity to score an independent film, Exit 117, which is now being submitted to festivals nationwide. Jonah is now recording a full-length album to complement the film.


Cornfield McCarthy It's hard for him to say exactly what he sounds like, but he's borrowed a bit from the influences of Brian Wilson, Otis Redding, Tom Waits, Hank Williams, and a healthy spoonful of Gypsy Jazz.Read More