SOLD OUT - THERE WILL BE A LIMITED AMOUNT OF TICKETS SOLD AT THE DOOR AT 6:30PM - Cash Only!

Join us for a very special intimate living room show on April 11th w/ KERA / Y LA BAMBA

Doors at 6:30pm Show at 7pm

$8 Adv/$10 Door

Seating is limited so please /BYOB

We highly recommend purchasing tickets in advance. Because of the intimate and informal nature of the space, seating is limited. Only a small number of tickets will be sold at the door.

Once self-described as "bi-polar folk," LA-based musician and raconteur KERA has established themselves as both a gifted songwriter and a compelling performer. In an industry that relies so heavily on image and brand, their decision to cut against the current and reconnect to their music in it's most primordial forms has lead to the growth from Kera and the Lesbians to simply KERA.


This change is marked by a number of creative endeavors; their debut EP / film Fall. Apart., a new single with Devendra Barnhart, and an upcoming tour with Y La Bamba. With all of these, we are gifted a series of new projects that reflect something more honest, open, wounded and powerful. What emerges is KERA.

Luz Elena Mendoza returns again and again to themes of searching, metamorphosis, shared humanity, and a faith that is greater than just religion. 

Born in San Francisco as a first generation daughter of immigrant parents from Michoacan Mexico, she spent her childhood raised by the melodies and stories that were being told through traditional Mexican folk songs.

From the intimate, contemplative verses in her native-language, to the revelations of the history in her roots, her story is delivered with poise, while still managing to keep the loping beats of her poetic expression emotionally raw.

These songs are a soundtrack built for coming to grips with, not just one’s own mortality, but the fragility of the world, presenting sounds that carry the realness of ancestral trauma and the search of identity.