Ma'aM + Phil Spector's Gun
Ma’aM, Phil Spector's Gun
The Loneliest Number, Jem Wilde
Indie/Alternative
The Pocket
November 20, 2025
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8:00 pm
All Ages
Doors 7 PM | Show 8 PM (All ages)
no refunds; a limited amount of tickets will be sold after doors open if availability permits - first come, first served
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Ma'aM
Are they country? Are they crazy? Does it matter? Hailing from somewhere in Central Pennsylvania Ma’aM is a seven headed cowpoke racing their horse & buggy off the road into a city near you! Mangling outlaw spirited alt-country & greasy garage rock they create their own concoction of country junk that'll leave yer bottles empty and yer honky-tonk hearts full
Phil Spector's Gun
Phil Spector’s Gun is a dynamic garage/punk/psych rock band that brings intense energy to every performance. Their sound on stage is chaotic yet cohesive, and crowds gravitate towards their catchy rock'n'roll. Combining Kevin Brusha’s witty lyrics with the six-piece’s powerfully raw sound, every show makes you question whether you are witnessing a serious manifesto or if they just don’t give a damn.
The Loneliest Number
The Loneliest Number is the moniker Washington, D.C.-based musician Dave Mann performs under. With a catalogue dating back to the ‘90s, Mann has thousands of songs to choose from. Some of these songs are from various projects Mann has been involved with as the songwriter, and a ton of these songs have been on the back burner, living on hard drives and voice memo apps.
Jem Wilde
Jem Wilde is a singer-songwriter and artist whose indie folk-rock songs showcase tender but vibrant melodies and a dedication to poetic honesty. His songs explore subjects from queer identity to trauma and catharsis, and fearlessly embrace confession. Jem’s multidisciplinary background as a classically trained
dancer and poet has shaped his artistic perspective and ability to stand on one leg. Inspired by everyday magic, he is committed to storytelling in color and giving breath to the unheard. Jem and his unique sound have been deemed “ethereal,” “warm,” and "like a breath of fresh air,” drawing comparisons to artists like Lucy Dacus, Soccer Mommy, and Phoebe Bridgers. Jem also loves bees and has been known to befriend them.
