The Lydia Brittan & The Royal Family experience is like a vivid flashback to the sixties, one that transports you straight onto the set of Shindig, but with modern sounds reminiscent to Lake Street Dive and Amy Winehouse piercing through.

No matter where they are or what they do, Lydia Brittan & The Royal Family stands out. There’s nothing typical about them. In person and on stage, they’re a classy dressed band with spunk and panache’ laced with timeless elegance. Musically, Lydia just as easily echoes Motown soul, and can also ignite with classic Etta James. Blessed with soaring vocals and a natural instinct for hook, she is redefining what is possible for the modern music market. Lydia Brittan & The Royal Family in the tradition of classic American roots music has somehow become a one-of-a-kind band. They have enjoyed their Saturday Residency at Black Rabbit since 2019.

Ping Rose is a singer and guitarist from Memphis, TN. He has been playing live since 2006 after finishing high school. Before he finished college, he was already teaching music and playing regularly in Memphis. Once he finished college he began playing for B.B. King’s Blues Club on three cruise ships while moving to Nashville. He has done everything from session work for producers such as Jazze Pha, to leading sessions on Music Row, and even being featured on CMT’s Nashville, playing guitar for Juliette Barnes (Hayden Panettiere), as well as “Tell Me a Story” on CBS All Access, opposite Carrie-Anne Moss. He is mostly know for his high energy guitar playing with his band, The Anti-Heroes, or his solo performances on acoustic guitar, as well as his alternative, blues, and jazz influenced trio.

The Lydia Brittan & The Royal Family experience is like a vivid flashback to the sixties, one that transports you straight onto the set of Shindig, but with modern sounds reminiscent to Lake Street Dive and Amy Winehouse piercing through.

No matter where they are or what they do, Lydia Brittan & The Royal Family stands out. There’s nothing typical about them. In person and on stage, they’re a classy dressed band with spunk and panache’ laced with timeless elegance. Musically, Lydia just as easily echoes Motown soul, and can also ignite with classic Etta James. Blessed with soaring vocals and a natural instinct for hook, she is redefining what is possible for the modern music market. Lydia Brittan & The Royal Family in the tradition of classic American roots music has somehow become a one-of-a-kind band. They have enjoyed their Saturday Residency at Black Rabbit since 2019.

Ping Rose is a singer and guitarist from Memphis, TN. He has been playing live since 2006 after finishing high school. Before he finished college, he was already teaching music and playing regularly in Memphis. Once he finished college he began playing for B.B. King’s Blues Club on three cruise ships while moving to Nashville. He has done everything from session work for producers such as Jazze Pha, to leading sessions on Music Row, and even being featured on CMT’s Nashville, playing guitar for Juliette Barnes (Hayden Panettiere), as well as “Tell Me a Story” on CBS All Access, opposite Carrie-Anne Moss. He is mostly know for his high energy guitar playing with his band, The Anti-Heroes, or his solo performances on acoustic guitar, as well as his alternative, blues, and jazz influenced trio.

The Lydia Brittan & The Royal Family experience is like a vivid flashback to the sixties, one that transports you straight onto the set of Shindig, but with modern sounds reminiscent to Lake Street Dive and Amy Winehouse piercing through.

No matter where they are or what they do, Lydia Brittan & The Royal Family stands out. There’s nothing typical about them. In person and on stage, they’re a classy dressed band with spunk and panache’ laced with timeless elegance. Musically, Lydia just as easily echoes Motown soul, and can also ignite with classic Etta James. Blessed with soaring vocals and a natural instinct for hook, she is redefining what is possible for the modern music market. Lydia Brittan & The Royal Family in the tradition of classic American roots music has somehow become a one-of-a-kind band. They have enjoyed their Saturday Residency at Black Rabbit since 2019.

Ping Rose is a singer and guitarist from Memphis, TN. He has been playing live since 2006 after finishing high school. Before he finished college, he was already teaching music and playing regularly in Memphis. Once he finished college he began playing for B.B. King’s Blues Club on three cruise ships while moving to Nashville. He has done everything from session work for producers such as Jazze Pha, to leading sessions on Music Row, and even being featured on CMT’s Nashville, playing guitar for Juliette Barnes (Hayden Panettiere), as well as “Tell Me a Story” on CBS All Access, opposite Carrie-Anne Moss. He is mostly know for his high energy guitar playing with his band, The Anti-Heroes, or his solo performances on acoustic guitar, as well as his alternative, blues, and jazz influenced trio.

The Lydia Brittan & The Royal Family experience is like a vivid flashback to the sixties, one that transports you straight onto the set of Shindig, but with modern sounds reminiscent to Lake Street Dive and Amy Winehouse piercing through.

No matter where they are or what they do, Lydia Brittan & The Royal Family stands out. There’s nothing typical about them. In person and on stage, they’re a classy dressed band with spunk and panache’ laced with timeless elegance. Musically, Lydia just as easily echoes Motown soul, and can also ignite with classic Etta James. Blessed with soaring vocals and a natural instinct for hook, she is redefining what is possible for the modern music market. Lydia Brittan & The Royal Family in the tradition of classic American roots music has somehow become a one-of-a-kind band. They have enjoyed their Saturday Residency at Black Rabbit since 2019.

Ping Rose is a singer and guitarist from Memphis, TN. He has been playing live since 2006 after finishing high school. Before he finished college, he was already teaching music and playing regularly in Memphis. Once he finished college he began playing for B.B. King’s Blues Club on three cruise ships while moving to Nashville. He has done everything from session work for producers such as Jazze Pha, to leading sessions on Music Row, and even being featured on CMT’s Nashville, playing guitar for Juliette Barnes (Hayden Panettiere), as well as “Tell Me a Story” on CBS All Access, opposite Carrie-Anne Moss. He is mostly know for his high energy guitar playing with his band, The Anti-Heroes, or his solo performances on acoustic guitar, as well as his alternative, blues, and jazz influenced trio.

Rick Trace is back with his big ole bag of tricks, sure to make you laugh, dance, and sing along! A seasoned veteran of the Nashville live music scene, Rick Trace knows how to make you feel at home… especially at Black Rabbit…

The Moonshine Duo comes from Outlaw Country, Southern Rock, and Appalachian roots to bring an edge to the Black Rabbit stage. Their acoustic arrangements will show you some classics in a brand new light while their heartfelt song writing will make you feel what it’s really like hanging out in Nashville on a daily basis.

The Lydia Brittan & The Royal Family experience is like a vivid flashback to the sixties, one that transports you straight onto the set of Shindig, but with modern sounds reminiscent to Lake Street Dive and Amy Winehouse piercing through.

No matter where they are or what they do, Lydia Brittan & The Royal Family stands out. There’s nothing typical about them. In person and on stage, they’re a classy dressed band with spunk and panache’ laced with timeless elegance. Musically, Lydia just as easily echoes Motown soul, and can also ignite with classic Etta James. Blessed with soaring vocals and a natural instinct for hook, she is redefining what is possible for the modern music market. Lydia Brittan & The Royal Family in the tradition of classic American roots music has somehow become a one-of-a-kind band. They have enjoyed their Saturday Residency at Black Rabbit since 2019.

Ping Rose is a singer and guitarist from Memphis, TN. He has been playing live since 2006 after finishing high school. Before he finished college, he was already teaching music and playing regularly in Memphis. Once he finished college he began playing for B.B. King’s Blues Club on three cruise ships while moving to Nashville. He has done everything from session work for producers such as Jazze Pha, to leading sessions on Music Row, and even being featured on CMT’s Nashville, playing guitar for Juliette Barnes (Hayden Panettiere), as well as “Tell Me a Story” on CBS All Access, opposite Carrie-Anne Moss. He is mostly know for his high energy guitar playing with his band, The Anti-Heroes, or his solo performances on acoustic guitar, as well as his alternative, blues, and jazz influenced trio.

The Lydia Brittan & The Royal Family experience is like a vivid flashback to the sixties, one that transports you straight onto the set of Shindig, but with modern sounds reminiscent to Lake Street Dive and Amy Winehouse piercing through.

No matter where they are or what they do, Lydia Brittan & The Royal Family stands out. There’s nothing typical about them. In person and on stage, they’re a classy dressed band with spunk and panache’ laced with timeless elegance. Musically, Lydia just as easily echoes Motown soul, and can also ignite with classic Etta James. Blessed with soaring vocals and a natural instinct for hook, she is redefining what is possible for the modern music market. Lydia Brittan & The Royal Family in the tradition of classic American roots music has somehow become a one-of-a-kind band. They have enjoyed their Saturday Residency at Black Rabbit since 2019.

Ping Rose is a singer and guitarist from Memphis, TN. He has been playing live since 2006 after finishing high school. Before he finished college, he was already teaching music and playing regularly in Memphis. Once he finished college he began playing for B.B. King’s Blues Club on three cruise ships while moving to Nashville. He has done everything from session work for producers such as Jazze Pha, to leading sessions on Music Row, and even being featured on CMT’s Nashville, playing guitar for Juliette Barnes (Hayden Panettiere), as well as “Tell Me a Story” on CBS All Access, opposite Carrie-Anne Moss. He is mostly know for his high energy guitar playing with his band, The Anti-Heroes, or his solo performances on acoustic guitar, as well as his alternative, blues, and jazz influenced trio.

The Lydia Brittan & The Royal Family experience is like a vivid flashback to the sixties, one that transports you straight onto the set of Shindig, but with modern sounds reminiscent to Lake Street Dive and Amy Winehouse piercing through.

No matter where they are or what they do, Lydia Brittan & The Royal Family stands out. There’s nothing typical about them. In person and on stage, they’re a classy dressed band with spunk and panache’ laced with timeless elegance. Musically, Lydia just as easily echoes Motown soul, and can also ignite with classic Etta James. Blessed with soaring vocals and a natural instinct for hook, she is redefining what is possible for the modern music market. Lydia Brittan & The Royal Family in the tradition of classic American roots music has somehow become a one-of-a-kind band. They have enjoyed their Saturday Residency at Black Rabbit since 2019.

Ping Rose is a singer and guitarist from Memphis, TN. He has been playing live since 2006 after finishing high school. Before he finished college, he was already teaching music and playing regularly in Memphis. Once he finished college he began playing for B.B. King’s Blues Club on three cruise ships while moving to Nashville. He has done everything from session work for producers such as Jazze Pha, to leading sessions on Music Row, and even being featured on CMT’s Nashville, playing guitar for Juliette Barnes (Hayden Panettiere), as well as “Tell Me a Story” on CBS All Access, opposite Carrie-Anne Moss. He is mostly know for his high energy guitar playing with his band, The Anti-Heroes, or his solo performances on acoustic guitar, as well as his alternative, blues, and jazz influenced trio.

The Lydia Brittan & The Royal Family experience is like a vivid flashback to the sixties, one that transports you straight onto the set of Shindig, but with modern sounds reminiscent to Lake Street Dive and Amy Winehouse piercing through.

No matter where they are or what they do, Lydia Brittan & The Royal Family stands out. There’s nothing typical about them. In person and on stage, they’re a classy dressed band with spunk and panache’ laced with timeless elegance. Musically, Lydia just as easily echoes Motown soul, and can also ignite with classic Etta James. Blessed with soaring vocals and a natural instinct for hook, she is redefining what is possible for the modern music market. Lydia Brittan & The Royal Family in the tradition of classic American roots music has somehow become a one-of-a-kind band. They have enjoyed their Saturday Residency at Black Rabbit since 2019.

Rick Trace is back with his big ole bag of tricks, sure to make you laugh, dance, and sing along! A seasoned veteran of the Nashville live music scene, Rick Trace knows how to make you feel at home… especially at Black Rabbit…

The Lydia Brittan & The Royal Family experience is like a vivid flashback to the sixties, one that transports you straight onto the set of Shindig, but with modern sounds reminiscent to Lake Street Dive and Amy Winehouse piercing through.

No matter where they are or what they do, Lydia Brittan & The Royal Family stands out. There’s nothing typical about them. In person and on stage, they’re a classy dressed band with spunk and panache’ laced with timeless elegance. Musically, Lydia just as easily echoes Motown soul, and can also ignite with classic Etta James. Blessed with soaring vocals and a natural instinct for hook, she is redefining what is possible for the modern music market. Lydia Brittan & The Royal Family in the tradition of classic American roots music has somehow become a one-of-a-kind band. They have enjoyed their Saturday Residency at Black Rabbit since 2019.

Ping Rose is a singer and guitarist from Memphis, TN. He has been playing live since 2006 after finishing high school. Before he finished college, he was already teaching music and playing regularly in Memphis. Once he finished college he began playing for B.B. King’s Blues Club on three cruise ships while moving to Nashville. He has done everything from session work for producers such as Jazze Pha, to leading sessions on Music Row, and even being featured on CMT’s Nashville, playing guitar for Juliette Barnes (Hayden Panettiere), as well as “Tell Me a Story” on CBS All Access, opposite Carrie-Anne Moss. He is mostly know for his high energy guitar playing with his band, The Anti-Heroes, or his solo performances on acoustic guitar, as well as his alternative, blues, and jazz influenced trio.

A Black Rabbit staple since 2019, The Royal Family (Lydia Brittan) invites Ger Hoffman to sit in and transform our speakeasy lounge into a portal to the other side of bass groovin’ blues, R&B, and jazz. A Detroit native and Nashville resident since 1998, Ger has toured the world and played the Grand Ole Opry. Yet this will be his first time strutting his stuff at Black Rabbit. You won’t want to miss out on this special occasion.

Ping Rose is a singer and guitarist from Memphis, TN. He has been playing live since 2006 after finishing high school. Before he finished college, he was already teaching music and playing regularly in Memphis. Once he finished college he began playing for B.B. King’s Blues Club on three cruise ships while moving to Nashville. He has done everything from session work for producers such as Jazze Pha, to leading sessions on Music Row, and even being featured on CMT’s Nashville, playing guitar for Juliette Barnes (Hayden Panettiere), as well as “Tell Me a Story” on CBS All Access, opposite Carrie-Anne Moss. He is mostly know for his high energy guitar playing with his band, The Anti-Heroes, or his solo performances on acoustic guitar, as well as his alternative, blues, and jazz influenced trio.

The Lydia Brittan & The Royal Family experience is like a vivid flashback to the sixties, one that transports you straight onto the set of Shindig, but with modern sounds reminiscent to Lake Street Dive and Amy Winehouse piercing through.

No matter where they are or what they do, Lydia Brittan & The Royal Family stands out. There’s nothing typical about them. In person and on stage, they’re a classy dressed band with spunk and panache’ laced with timeless elegance. Musically, Lydia just as easily echoes Motown soul, and can also ignite with classic Etta James. Blessed with soaring vocals and a natural instinct for hook, she is redefining what is possible for the modern music market. Lydia Brittan & The Royal Family in the tradition of classic American roots music has somehow become a one-of-a-kind band. They have enjoyed their Saturday Residency at Black Rabbit since 2019.

Ping Rose is a singer and guitarist from Memphis, TN. He has been playing live since 2006 after finishing high school. Before he finished college, he was already teaching music and playing regularly in Memphis. Once he finished college he began playing for B.B. King’s Blues Club on three cruise ships while moving to Nashville. He has done everything from session work for producers such as Jazze Pha, to leading sessions on Music Row, and even being featured on CMT’s Nashville, playing guitar for Juliette Barnes (Hayden Panettiere), as well as “Tell Me a Story” on CBS All Access, opposite Carrie-Anne Moss. He is mostly know for his high energy guitar playing with his band, The Anti-Heroes, or his solo performances on acoustic guitar, as well as his alternative, blues, and jazz influenced trio.

The Lydia Brittan & The Royal Family experience is like a vivid flashback to the sixties, one that transports you straight onto the set of Shindig, but with modern sounds reminiscent to Lake Street Dive and Amy Winehouse piercing through.

No matter where they are or what they do, Lydia Brittan & The Royal Family stands out. There’s nothing typical about them. In person and on stage, they’re a classy dressed band with spunk and panache’ laced with timeless elegance. Musically, Lydia just as easily echoes Motown soul, and can also ignite with classic Etta James. Blessed with soaring vocals and a natural instinct for hook, she is redefining what is possible for the modern music market. Lydia Brittan & The Royal Family in the tradition of classic American roots music has somehow become a one-of-a-kind band. They have enjoyed their Saturday Residency at Black Rabbit since 2019.

Ping Rose is a singer and guitarist from Memphis, TN. He has been playing live since 2006 after finishing high school. Before he finished college, he was already teaching music and playing regularly in Memphis. Once he finished college he began playing for B.B. King’s Blues Club on three cruise ships while moving to Nashville. He has done everything from session work for producers such as Jazze Pha, to leading sessions on Music Row, and even being featured on CMT’s Nashville, playing guitar for Juliette Barnes (Hayden Panettiere), as well as “Tell Me a Story” on CBS All Access, opposite Carrie-Anne Moss. He is mostly know for his high energy guitar playing with his band, The Anti-Heroes, or his solo performances on acoustic guitar, as well as his alternative, blues, and jazz influenced trio.

The Lydia Brittan & The Royal Family experience is like a vivid flashback to the sixties, one that transports you straight onto the set of Shindig, but with modern sounds reminiscent to Lake Street Dive and Amy Winehouse piercing through.

No matter where they are or what they do, Lydia Brittan & The Royal Family stands out. There’s nothing typical about them. In person and on stage, they’re a classy dressed band with spunk and panache’ laced with timeless elegance. Musically, Lydia just as easily echoes Motown soul, and can also ignite with classic Etta James. Blessed with soaring vocals and a natural instinct for hook, she is redefining what is possible for the modern music market. Lydia Brittan & The Royal Family in the tradition of classic American roots music has somehow become a one-of-a-kind band. They have enjoyed their Saturday Residency at Black Rabbit since 2019.

Ping Rose is a singer and guitarist from Memphis, TN. He has been playing live since 2006 after finishing high school. Before he finished college, he was already teaching music and playing regularly in Memphis. Once he finished college he began playing for B.B. King’s Blues Club on three cruise ships while moving to Nashville. He has done everything from session work for producers such as Jazze Pha, to leading sessions on Music Row, and even being featured on CMT’s Nashville, playing guitar for Juliette Barnes (Hayden Panettiere), as well as “Tell Me a Story” on CBS All Access, opposite Carrie-Anne Moss. He is mostly know for his high energy guitar playing with his band, The Anti-Heroes, or his solo performances on acoustic guitar, as well as his alternative, blues, and jazz influenced trio.

The Willies bring their version of Bessie Smith meets The Clash to The Black Rabbit the first Thursday of every month (usually)! There’s Dave Willie (Committee for Public Safety) fronting on bass. and Jen Jones,(The Camaros) fronting on piano. With the Flannery O’Conner styled Jeremiah Cline, on banjo, this 7 piece New Orleans inspired ‘horn band’  brings old-timey busking inside.  Expect energetic, muscular, rollicking, original music, peppered with Trad Jazz, Blues, and Oi style gang vocals.

The Willies are Nashville based roots artists conjuring the spirit of that time before bordello jazz & dirty fingernail blues were the background music for baristas and doggy bakeries. But as veterans of the American underground, the Willies aren’t interested in reenacting the rough and tumble legacy of 20’s swing & blues... they embody that energy. And these genres are only starting points... vintage bottles to contain several lifetimes of experience in the Jazz, Blues, Punk, and Americana underground.