CANCELED/ Charlie Arbie, Aidan Arbona, Lydia Von Hof, Carissa Johnson.
Join us for a night of music featuring a variety of musical styles.
Charlie Arbie is a folk, alt-country singer songwriter from Brooklyn, whose music is characterized by acoustic finger-picking, narrative ballads, and theater-influenced storytelling. She draws on themes of friendship, personal growth, nature, and inspiration from everyday moments in her songwriting.
Aidan Arbona is a composer, songwriter, vocalist, multi-instrumentalist, and educator from Brooklyn, New York. Inspired by an eclectic range of musical styles, including Western Art Music, Jazz, Funk, Lo-fi, Postmodernism, Grunge, and EDM, Aidan’s catalog includes his new album of progressive songs, as well as works for orchestra, chamber ensemble, voice, musical theatre, jazz combo, and film and video game soundtracks. Aidan’s concert music is characterized by dense harmony, syncopation, counterpoint, and unique timbral mixtures. As a singer/songwriter, Aidan’s distinct, genre-bending style could be described as progressive soul.
Lydia von Hof is an emerging indie artist based in New York. Her music explores the realms of the indie world, including folk, rock, pop, and occasionally country. Her songwriting invites audiences into a wide range of themes, everything from classic heartbreak and the queer experience to reimagined modern-day Shakespearean tales.
Carissa Johnson. is a Boston-born musician and performer known for her emotionally resonant lyrics, her unapologetic authenticity, and her band’s inimitable live energy. Johnson blends vulnerability with power, offering anthems of resilience, heartbreak, and self-discovery. With a sound rooted in punk and alt-rock, she’s toured the U.S. extensively over the past decade - both solo and with her “fiercely propulsive trio” (-The Boston Globe), The Cure Alls (Steph Curran and Nick Hall). Over the years they’ve built a loyal following through multiple independent releases and award-winning performances (including Boston’s Rock & Roll Rumble in ‘17). She and her band have opened up for national acts Winona Fighter, Dorothy, Tōth (of Rubblebucket), Fleece, The Damnwells, TORRES, Damone, and more.
Do you have an age limit?
Unless specified otherwise, all shows are 21+.
Is there a minimum to be seated at tables?
There is a $20 per person minimum to be seated at tables.
Are tickets refundable?
No. DROM tickets are non-refundable and all sales are final. If an event is cancelled, we refund the purchase price or issue a credit for a future purchase. Postponed or rescheduled events are not compensated.
How do I pick up my tickets?
All tickets are at will call. Come to the door with your confirmation email.
Are you accessible?
Yes, there is an elevator at the main entrance. There are 2 steps up to the elevated VIP area if you are seated there.