Elis, Mae Weaver, And Jules Bucker at The Bitter End

$12 advance and $15 at the doorJules Buckner bio:Jules Buckner is a pianist, vocalist, and songwriter who channels his curiosity and creativity into deeply personal and political rock with an emphasis on improvisation, jamming, and collective energy. He draws influences from artists such as The Grateful Dead, Fleetwood Mac, Pink Floyd, and Metallica. He is currently attending the Clive Davis Institute of Recorded Music at NYU. Mae Weaver bio: Mae is an 18 year old artist born in Philadelphia, whose sound fuses beautiful folk melodies with the intensity of rock. Influenced by artists like Joni Mitchell, Fiona Apple, and Phoebe Bridgers, Mae’s music captures both lyrical beauty and a modern edge...

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$12 advance and $15 at the doorJules Buckner bio:Jules Buckner is a pianist, vocalist, and songwriter who channels his curiosity and creativity into deeply personal and political rock with an emphasis on improvisation, jamming, and collective energy. He draws influences from artists such as The Grateful Dead, Fleetwood Mac, Pink Floyd, and Metallica. He is currently attending the Clive Davis Institute of Recorded Music at NYU. Mae Weaver bio: Mae is an 18 year old artist born in Philadelphia, whose sound fuses beautiful folk melodies with the intensity of rock. Influenced by artists like Joni Mitchell, Fiona Apple, and Phoebe Bridgers, Mae’s music captures both lyrical beauty and a modern edge. Her songs are rooted in honest storytelling, often exploring themes of love, loss, and self-discovery through vivid imagery. With a voice that can move from delicate intimacy to powerful grit, Mae creates music that feels both timeless and modern. ELIS bio:Molded by stardust, guitar strings, and craft glue, ELIS is the stage name of eighteen year old singer/songwriter Elizabeth Henderson Mullaly. She began writing songs at the age of seven, and taught herself how to play the guitar when she reached middle school.. Her influences range from the Indigo Girls to Tina Turner to David Bowie, and her music is a rock n’ roll exploration of modern issues and storytelling. Elizabeth is now a student at the New York University Clive Davis Institute of Recorded Music, and she is excited to continue forging her path in music. 

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