Gulu Halloween 2007 - Dagmar (Experimental / Glam / Rock) with Scallywags (ARRRR music!)
Wednesday October 31, 2007

Our inaugural Halloween Bash!  The newliest incarnation of the dangerously unpredictable, New York-based art-rock-opera band DAGMAR and theARRRR music of the pirate band THE SCALLYWAGS took the stage to help us celebrate our first Gulu Halloween in Salem!

Click here to see pix from throughout this crazy day!

Pix from previous Dagmar shows:
March 3, 2007 | December 2, 2006

A special blend of Bluegrass, Blues, R&B and Gospel all on the Rocks, telling stories of love, betrayal, murder, and obsession; Rev. Bob & the Darkness fearlessly wears its roots influences on its sleeve. While the styles vary, the instrumentation defines the band all on its own, including Classical Guitar, Upright Bass, Trumpet and Percussion, Harmonica, and 3-4 part harmony vocals.

For more info on the band check out www.myspace.com/gosaveyourself.

Click here to see pix from their first performance at the Salem Gulu.

Pix from previous shows:
October 21, 2006 | June 29, 2006

The Disband (CD Release Party!)
Alternative / Indie / Experimental
Saturday October 13, 2007 - Gulu-Gulu Cafe: Lynn

After eighteen months of work, The Disband are proud to announce the release of “Euphoria,” the first of a pair of EPs written as part of their “Live Project.” Euphoria is a five track EP, and the band will be releasing it officially at a party at the Gulu-Gulu tonight!

The Disband is a collaborative recording project between Englishman Nick Parker, now residing in Boston, Massachusetts, and Michael Feiler, recently of Dallas, Texas.  Nick and Michael have been making music together since autumn, 2002.  At that time Nick had been playing in guitar bands for the better part of a decade, most recently heading-up   Boston’s Cobra Kai Dojo.  Michael, in turn, was making electronic music in his attic apartment. To learn more check out thedisband.com

Click here to see pix from the show!

John Nicholls
Acoustic / Folk Rock
Friday September 28, 2007 - Gulu-Gulu Cafe: Salem

John Nicholls has been playing at the Lynn Gulu shortly after its inception and has been compared to the long-lost love child of Tom Waits and Elvis Costello. Join him this evening as he spreads his love to Salem for the very first time!

For more info go to www.myspace.com/mrnichollsmusic.

Click here to see pic from the show!

Pix from previous shows:
March 3, 2007 (with Dagmar) | February 8, 2007 | May 18, 2006 (Gulu's B-Day Party) | March 30, 2006 | January 19, 2005 (Beatles Tribute)

Jeff Savlon - Gulu Salem Grand Opening Party

Local folk singer Jeff Savlon has been writing songs for the last five years. His influences range from the soul stylings of Marvin Gaye and Curtis Mayfield to the contemporary works of Martin Sexton and Norah Jones. Always a music junkie, Jeff believes that music is one of the rawest forms of creative expression.

Click here to see pix from the Grand Opening Party with Jeff Savlon.

For more info check out: www.myspace.com/jeffsavlon

Pix from previous shows:
March 10, 2007 | December 30, 2006 | April 13, 2006 | March 9, 2006

Andrew Borne
Rock / Folk / Indie
Saturday August 25, 2007 - Gulu-Gulu Cafe: Salem

Andrew is a member of Salem's 500 Plastic Dragons. His solo material has influences of Ben Heddon, Daniel Johnston, and Lou Reed.

To hear more check out: www.myspace.com/andandandand.

Click here to see pix from the show!

Meet Me Downtown Festival & Anthony Migliaccio (acoustic guitar, vocals) & Evan Greenspan (saxophone, effects)
Saturday August 4, 2007 - Gulu-Gulu Cafe: Lynn

For the 3rd year running downtown Lynn was packed for the Annual Meet Me Downtown Festival and a great time was had by all! That evening Lynn native Anthony Migliaccio was accompanied by saxophonist and good friend Evan Greenspan.

With 15 years of jazz experience and a robust psychedelic/progressive rock palate, Evan provided saxophonic sounds to all songs played throughout the evening. With original music, jazz jams, and covers from, but not limited to, the likes of Radiohead & George Harrison it was a focused yet eclectic evening of music.

For more info check out: www.myspace.com/anthonymigliaccio.

Click here to see pix from throughout the day.

Pix from previous shows:
April 21 2007 (Multiple Sclerosis Benefit) | September 9, 2006 | November 26, 2005

Fluttr Effect Trio
Acoustic / Pop / Alternative
Thursday June 14, 2007

This wing of Fluttr Effect forgoes the rock essentials of guitar and drums, reimagining and reexamining the work of the full band with new arrangements that suit the interplay of their eclectic instrumentation.

The delicate weaving of warm-toned marimba, rich cello, and insistently haunting vocals emphasizes the vibrancy and intimacy of their songs. In this more acoustic setting the Fluttr Effect Trio exposes the bare bones of their music, revealing a sound that is vivid and moving.

For more info on Fluttr Effect Trio go to www.myspace.com/fluttreffecttrio.

Click here to see pix from this amazing super show!

Pix from previous shows:
February 15, 2007

Mando
Acoustic / Psychedelic / Jam Band
Saturday May 26, 2007

Mando started playing guitar about 11 years ago. Since then, he's picked up the mandolin and has recently added harmonica to the mix. He used to perform in a couple rock/jam bands out in Grand Rapids Michigan and has also composed baroque & atonal music for the piano. Having grown up in Eastern Mass this is his first time being home for any regular amount of time in about 5 years. He recently finished hiking the Appalachian trail from Georgia to Maine, which was the inspiration for a couple of the tunes on his MySpace page.

Click here to see pix from his show on May 26th and from his Open Mic appearance on May 25th (with the Gulu's very own Karen Powell rocking out on the Harmonica!).

Click www.myspace.com/mandobandthedoublemcnasties to check out Mando!

Meet The Artists Night! – Saturday April 28, 2007

We had a real nice turnout for this last Meet the Artists night - This show we featured the artistic talents of Mike Hammecker (Boston), Michael Crockett (Cambridge), Barbra Lena (Stoneham), and Greg Orfanos (Beverly)!

And for the evening’s entertainment we featured, not one, not two, but THREE musical acts! Michael Crockett, Adam Rich, and Sway!

Click here to see pix from throughout the night!

Matthew Joy
Acoustic / Jazz
Thursday April 26, 2007

Guitarist Matthew Joy, an innovative musician and composer, brings forth a refreshing sound, blending different styles of music including jazz, folk, Brazilian, blues, rock, and world.

Throughout college Matthew was immersed in developing the craft of composing and solo guitar playing. Being introduced to the music of such artists as Ralph Towner, and Egberto Gismonti, Matthew became hooked onto the sound of the acoustic guitar. This style of playing was intriguing to him because of the intimacy, and subtleties of acoustic nylon and 12-string guitars, coupled with the fact that not many people were doing this. Matthew began broadening his style studying jazz composition at Berklee College of Music in Boston. Here he was composing for large ensembles, studying varieties of Latin, African, Eurasian, and Asian music, and taking guitar lessons with Jon Damian and Mick Goodrick. Matthew's compositions have been performed and recorded by other artists in Boston, New York , and in Europe.

Click here to see pix from the show.

For more info check out: www.myspace.com/mattjoymusic.

Ayo Awosika
Jazz / Blues / Soul
Thursday April 5, 2007

Ayo Awosika presents feel good, jazz music that is full of soul, with a hint of funk and R&B. Brings new life and interpretation to old jazz standards. Smooth and sultry vocals backed by the full and tight band - this evening Ayo will be playing a broken down acoustic set!

Click here to see pix taken from the evening.

For more info check out: www.myspace.com/ayoawosika

Dan Blakeslee
Indie / Rock / Folk
Saturday March 24, 2007

Dan Blakeslee's music, categorically speaking, is impossible to classify. It sparks images of melted candles in city square vigils, lone tree hills or a shoreline drive at dawn. Blakeslee seems unconcerned with where the songs fall, only that hes tapped into their ghostly essence and emerged with a blinding account of life itself.

After attending the Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore, Blakeslee ventured northward to Boston. He toiled with his acoustic in the smoke-laden subways before slowly rolling his influences (Leonard Cohen, Red House Painters, The Smiths, Jeff Buckley, Vic Chestnut, Radiohead, Tom Waits and the aforementioned Cash) into his own eclectic blend of music with chameleon-like appeal.

Click here to see pix from throughout the evening.

For more info check out: www.myspace.com/danblakeslee.

The Milling Gowns
Indie / Rock
Thursday March 22, 2007

Reminiscent of the Smiths, Depeche Mode, Nick Cave, Leonard Cohen, and the Magnetic Fields, their songs are mostly slow, stately and sad. Gorgeous too. It's not the kind of music people tend to go out to see for a classic "good time." But the rewards are there and sometimes deeper. The Milling Gowns feature singer/ songwriter “M”, pianist Sharon Crumrine, John Stazinski on bass, Jeffrey Scott Mays on drums and electric violinist Betty Widerski (who also performs with Gulu favorite Reverend Bob and the Darkness). 

Click here to see pix from the gig.

For more info check out: www.myspace.com/themillinggowns

Happy St. Patrick's Day!

The North Shore's very own Jazz Navigators return to perform the work of Miles Davis, Coltrane, Chick Corea, and many others. Plus with it being St. Patrick's Day and all that the'll be adding a little Irish music as well.  But not TOO much...

Click here to see pix from the party!

Pix from previous shows:
January 20, 2007 | November 11, 2006 | August 12, 2006 | April 27, 2006

Dagmar 2 (Experimental / Glam / Rock) with John Nicholls & The Sinful 3 (Acoustic / Folk Rock)
Saturday March 3, 2007

DAGMAR 2 is a 21st century alt-rock opera band. They have recently released their first CD, "Door No. 1" about a guy who can't get out of bed in the morning and an insect goddess who plunges through the ether to rescue him.  It's idiosyncratic, lyric-driven music & narrative, with frequent comparisons made to Nina Hagen, Flaming Lips, Kate Bush, The Who's "Tommy" and Pink Floyd's "The Wall".

What anchors the band is the singers’ voices: his is weary and experienced, hers is hauntingly beautiful, and they play back and forth over a soundtrack that is equal parts rock fury and jazzy resignation. Their energy, even as they sing about wanting to stay in bed all day, is contagious.

For more information visit www.dagmartheband.com or www.myspace.com/dagmartheband

Click here to see pix from throughout the evening....

Pix from previous shows:
December 2, 2006

Tony Gallo

Lynn's own Tony Gallo performed unplugged original tunes and an eclectic array of pop/ blues/ soul/ rock/ and jazz standards.

the evening featured Noah Maltsberger- acoustic guitar & John Hyde- keyboards with special guest percussionist, Fabio Pirozollo.

A full-time purveyor of music and a recording artist, Tony prides himself on being contemporary in his vocal approach and style. His influences are vast and include the likes of Nat King Cole, Frank Sinatra, Ray Charles, Duke Ellington, Miles Davis, Kurt Elling, Al Jarreau, Harry Connick Jr., Van Morrison, Sam & Dave, Michael McDonald, Steely Dan, Sting, Prince, and Stevie Wonder.

For more info check out www.tonygallo.com or www.myspace.com/tgjazzer.

Click here to see pix from the show.

The JP Jazz Collective
Jazz
Saturday February 10, 2007

JP Jazz Collective, which occasionally performs anonymously as the "Safe Sextet," is a combination of weary veterans and brash upstarts, plus one or two in between. Concentrating on the great jazz of the hard bop and post-bop periods (just before melody disappeared), JPJC's formidable line-up of two saxes, violin, guitar, bass and drums will have you shaking your head, hopefully in time.

Click here to see pix from the show.

Pix from previous shows: Multiple Sclerosis Fund-Raiser
June 17, 2006

Laura Bullock

Introduced to the world of folk music at a young age, Laura recounts fond childhood memories of being the little tot in footie pajamas up past her bedtime to hear some good old folk music in the Unitarian church basements and local coffee shops.

During her college years, Laura spent time perfecting her songwriting and performing around the Boston area. In 2004, Laura decided to pursue her music in earnest and has jumped into the folk world with both feet. Laura is rapidly developing a loyal fan base throughout the Northeast and across the country.

On stage, Laura connects with her audience like two friends over a cup of tea. Her songs combine her sweet and simple voice, beautiful guitar work, and lyrics filled with depth and history.

Click here to see pix from Laura's Gulu gig.
For more info check out www.myspace.com/laurabullock.

New Year's Eve GULU BASH!

We had a great time at the Gulu on New Years Eve.  Thanks to everyone who came down and danced with us.  Special thanks to DJ-Djes for spinning some tremendous tracks all night. And thanks to ALL OF YOU OUT THERE for making 2006 so successful for the Gulu.  2007 is only going to be better….

Click here to check out some pix from the party.

Click here to see the pixs from the Gulu 2005 New Years Eve party.

Kelly Riley
Acoustic Folk
Saturday December 16, 2006

Kelly Riley sings about all the feelings we folks have felt over the years growing up. Feelings about love and pain,losses and gains. Kelly Riley makes you stop in your tracks and wonder if the song is about your own life. She is truly a gifted artist that we will all be hearing about more and more. A multitalented musician who's lyrics are infectious! Kelly, a finalist in the Lilith Fair Competition, has opened for Willie Nelson and Lyle Lovett.

For more info check out www.kellyriley.net.

Click here to see pix from the show.

The Blue Meanies (Beatles Revival)
Oldies/ Pop/ Rock
Saturday December 9, 2006

John Stevens, an Associate Professor at Berklee College of Music, is the leader of the Blue Meanies – a four-piece that plays an all-Beatle repertoire of songs that closely re-creates the famous Beatle sound.

For more info check out www.jlsmusic.com

Click here to see pix from the show.

Happy Halloween with DJ Ondrej!
Saturday October 28, 2006

DJ Ondrej hosted an amazing evening of great music and even better costumes.  Click here to see pix from the 1st annual Gulu Halloween Party!

Pix from previous shows:
March 2, 2006
December 11, 2005

Kirsten & Dave: CD Release Party
Acoustic / Country / Blues
Monday October 23, 2006

Kirsten & Dave are happy and relieved to announce the release of their new CD "Dreams That Just Won't Let Go".

Kirsten & Dave’s diverse backgrounds are the key to their success at performing a variety of musical styles. Whether they are playing acoustic pop, country, acoustic blues or folk/bluegrass, their love for music is obvious. Playing a variety of instruments, Kirsten & Dave swap off melodies and harmonies as they play a mix of covers and original tunes. They have 3 decades of performing experience between them and they have been playing together for over three years.

Click here to see pix from the show.

Click here to read their bio.
For more info check out www.kirsten-dave.com or www.myspace.com/kirstdave.

The ambient and moody vibe of the Cocteau Twins, Sigur Ros and Bjork and the personal writing of Ani Difranco, Joni Mitchell and P.J. Harvey, are all apparent in Jenn’s debut album, Move on from Me. With the artistic and creative influences of her boyfriend and musician, Justin Kipp and the violin additions of Katie Quann, her music has become an epic and lush work of art.

In 2004 Jenn was named a finalist and received an “honorable mention” in the U.K. Songwriting Competition, The Great American Song Contest and Song of the Year, with her song “This Weather”. Since moving to Boston in 2005, Jenn has appeared at Club Passim, The Lizard Lounge, Toad, Boston University, The Abbey Lounge, All Asia, and The Midway Café among other venues.

To see pix from her show click here.

For more info check out: www.myspace.com/jenntaranto or www.jenntaranto.com.

Charlie Chesterman (Chaz) is a former member of Boston Fave Scruffy the Cat. Chaz and the Motorbikes have toured the country, played countless club and radio shows and received glowing reviews in publications from Q magazine to the New York Times. And Charlie has been cited in the book "Modern Twang" as one of the founding fathers of the No Depression sound and an influence on bands like Wilco and the Jayhawks.

Click here to see pix from the show.

For more info check out: www.myspace.com/chazandthemotorbikes or www.charliechesterman.com.

Boston-based 28 Degrees Taurus has seen many incarnations over their nearly ten-year existence as a band/concept. Their current sound is centered around the asian pentatonic scale based reverb drenched guitar and voice work of founder Jinsen. There is also a sharp separation between their studio world and their live world. The records are dreamy, intimate and romantic pieces that sit somewhere between a Slowdive record and a Japanese folk-song. The live shows are a loud, ultra high energy, psychedelic, noise and chaotic freak out session that feature Barry Marino (AKA Oftenairborne) on drums.

For more info on 28 Degrees Taurus check out: www.myspace.com/28degreestaurus.

Click here to see pix from the show.

Owen Plant is an acoustic artist out of Boston who writes, arranges and performs touching original songs that are often mixtures of pop and Caribbean music. He has packed rooms from Vermont to Key West and has enthusiastic followings on the West Coast and in the Midwest. Fans of artists like Dave Matthews, David Byrne, Beck, John Mayer, Jack Johnson, and Norah Jones instantly fall in love with Owen's sound.

Owen was exposed to Caribbean music on the island of Jamaica, where he was born and lived for part of his childhood. His music echoes the styles of music greats Paul Simon, Bob Marley and James Taylor.

For more info check out: www.myspace.com/oplant or www.owenplant.com.

Click here to see pix from the show.

Simply put, Ulysses is real, solid music. It's captivating and catchy, built on strong songwriting and a great live show.

Ulysses has been performing live since 2002 and is currently sharing stages at all the popular Boston and Boston Metro music clubs.

For more info check out: www.myspace.com/ulyssesthealbum or www.ulyssesnationalanthem.com.

Click here to see pix from the show.

Laura Imhoff and Guests

Laura is a musician and a student at the School of Museum of Fine Arts, Boston who plays "Folk to Feed the Soul"!

For more info check out: www.myspace.com/lauraimhoff or www.lauraimhoff.com

To see pix from her performance click here.

"the accident that led me to the world" is based, firstly, upon a four track tape containing the tracks the accident... and small way. And secondly, a story that later developed from the content of these songs. While the band can be referred to as "the accident", it is merely the project at hand. The songs sing of being frightened, aware, and alone amidst a sea of people immersed in directionless worry. The underying plot of a small boy escaping to a deserted island, gaining the prize of life's true value: hope and time.

For more info check out:
www.markmandeville.com and www.myspace.com/theaccidentthatledmetotheworld

Click here to see pix from the show.

Judy C. is a veteran of the San Francisco and Boston singer/ songwriter circuits. Since the 90’s her guitar and haunting vocals have stirred emotions at venues such as the bay area’s Club Utah, Berkeley’s Plough and Stars, and Cambridge’s venerable Passim and Middle East clubs. This bi-coastal artist draws on a wealth of inspirations from Led Zeppelin to Crosby, Stills and Nash, blending them into her own ethereal sound. Click here to read Judy C's bio.

Click here to see pix from the show.

By claiming such varied and genre-defining artists as Siouxsie and the Banshees, PJ Harvey, Boards of Canada and Led Zeppelin as cornerstones, Amber Spyglass evoke sentiments from a variety of minor-key rock sub-genres.

They have toured the East Coast, performed at South by Southwest in Austin, TX and opened for Faith & The Muse, Attrition and Voltaire.

Click here to see pix from the show.

For more info check out: www.myspace.com/amberspyglass

Theresa and her band returned to the Gulu and played to a packed house!

Theresa is a singer-songwriter from the North Shore whose influences are Greg Brown and Ani Difranco. She has made her way from The Pig's Eye in Salem to Club Passim in Cambridge and plays almost anywhere in between.

For more info on Theresa check out: www.myspace.com/theresahartford

Click here to see pix from the show.

Gulu-Gulu's 1st Birthday Party
Thursday May 18, 2006

We wanted to thank everyone who came out and celebrated the Gulu's 1st Birthday party with us on May 18th! We had a packed house and it was a ton of fun!

Specifically we wanted to thank Jim Machado from United Liquors for sponsoring the wine tasting, our good friend John Nicholls for providing the rockin' music, Mayor Chip Clancy for taking a minute out of his busy schedule to pop by to wish us continued success, and our superstar employee Ashley Santor for baking all the yummy cupcakes!

Marie and I are extremely grateful for everyone who has supported us during our first year. We couldn't have done it without you. Thank you so much!

Click here to see pictures from the Birthday party.

C.Luk

If Nas and Jay-Z had a baby and became best friends with Eminem and got born again the result would be an awful lot like Lynn's C.Luk.

We had a packed house for C.Luk and friends - click here to see the pix.

Check out C.Luk's sounds at www.myspace.com/clukhiphop

Riding Shotgun

Riding Shotgun's live set is an instrumental mix of livetronica, rock, breakbeat and jazz. To make a comparison, their style is similar to “Medeski Martin & Wood meets Radiohead." RS are on tour spring & summer 2006 promoting their debut album, "NIGHTfalls" on Random Chance Records.

Click here to see pix from the show.

For more info check out http://www.ridingshotgun.com.

Nika Nikitina
Classical Piano
Saturday February 25 2006

The Gulu-Gulu Café’s very own Nika Nikitina is returning to perform the great classical works of Chopin, Brahms, Copland, and Mozart.

Nika, a native of Ukraine and a resident of Lynn, is a graduate of the New England Conservatory Prep School and is planning on entering the prestigious New England Conservatory full time this coming spring.

Click here to see pix from her performance.

Walnut is a human rights activist, poet, rapper, and teacher residing in Lynn. He has been performing off and on for nearly 20 years. He has been featured on track with various artists and compilation CDs and is currently finishing up his 1st solo album.

A very large thanks to Walnut and our guests that evening for donating money to help RAW Arts located right here in Central Square.

Click here to see pix from Walnut's performance!

For more information on Walnut check out http://www.shelshokentertainment.com.

"Big Red" performed to a capacity crowd at the Gulu-Gulu Café on July 21st. He was amazing to watch as he played the keyboard and bass guitar simultaneously! Throughout the night he played everything from old school blues and jazz to more modern classics.

Mr. Robinson, an internationally famous pianist, singer, composer, and entertainer, has played live with Ray Charles and James Brown. The Cambridge native has been performing for over 40 years throughout the United States, London, Hawaii, Thailand, Singapore, and Japan.

Click here to see pix from the event

Open-Mic at the Gulu-Gulu Café

One of the Gulu Greats has joined the Peace Corps... Kirsty's going away party.

Open-Mic at the Gulu-Gulu Café

Nice mellow time at the Gulu...

Open-Mic at the Gulu-Gulu Café

We had a packed house for our 1st Open Mic of the New Year!

A packed house with several musical performances...

Open-Mic at the Gulu-Gulu Café

It was all about the music...

Open-Mic at the Gulu-Gulu Café

Lots of guitars...

Open-Mic at the Gulu-Gulu Café

It was a very busy evening at the Gulu featuring several musical performances...

Open-Mic at the Gulu-Gulu Café

Lots 'o music!

Open-Mic at the Gulu-Gulu Café - June 30 2006

Good times with music and comedy...

Open-Mic at the Gulu-Gulu Café - Friday, June 2, 2006

It was all about the music...

Open-Mic at the Gulu-Gulu Café

Tons of new musicians and even some stand-up!

Open-Mic at the Gulu-Gulu Café

Laid back night with several performances...

Open-Mic at the Gulu-Gulu Café

One extremly large jam band filled the Gulu with lots and lots of sound...

Open-Mic at the Gulu-Gulu Café

Packed house at the Gulu! Poets, music, and lots of shiny happy people!

Open-Mic at the Gulu-Gulu Café - March 24, 2006

Another wonderful evening at the Gulu filled with beautiful music...

Open-Mic at the Gulu-Gulu Café - March 17, 2006

An evening at the Gulu filled with music...

Open-Mic at the Gulu-Gulu Café - March 3, 2006

A mellow night at the Gulu with music and poetry...

Open-Mic at the Gulu-Gulu Café - February 24, 2006

A packed house - music, poetry, and even a little Jack...

Open-Mic at the Gulu-Gulu Café - February 17, 2006

A story of a boy and his bunny...

Open-Mic at the Gulu-Gulu Café - February 10, 2006

We had a packed house... folk, indie, hip-hop, avantgarde, rock.

Open-Mic at the Gulu-Gulu Café - February 3, 2006

Lots of guitars...

Open-Mic at the Gulu-Gulu Café - January 27, 2006

It was all about the music...

Open-Mic at the Gulu-Gulu Café - January 20, 2006

A full house came and enjoyed music, poetry, and even some crazy puppets!

Open-Mic at the Gulu-Gulu Café - January 13, 2006

Music galore! Country, folk, jazz, hip-hop, poetry, indie, alt-rock...!

Open-Mic at the Gulu-Gulu Café - December 23, 2005

Piano, acoustic guitar, and a jam.

Open-Mic at the Gulu-Gulu Café - December 16, 2005

We had a packed house and once again it was all about the music - acoustic, folk, indie rock...

Open-Mic at the Gulu-Gulu Café - November 18, 2005

This week it was all about the music: grunge, tribal rhythms, blues, jazz, indie rock...

Open-Mic at the Gulu-Gulu Café - October 28, 2005

Packed to capacity - featuring a banjo, hip-hop, indie-folk rock, grunge, poets, and a TON of Czechs!

Open-Mic at the Gulu-Gulu Café - October 21, 2005

Featuring "the voice of an angel" and stories about fish.

Open-Mic at the Gulu-Gulu Café - October 7, 2005

Poetry, guitar, singing, and amazing headgear.

Open-Mic at the Gulu-Gulu Café - September 9, 2005

Poets, hip-hop, short stories, and card tricks.

Open-Mic at the Gulu-Gulu Café - August 19, 2005

Rappers, poets, and a couple plays.

Open-Mic at the Gulu-Gulu Café - August 12, 2005

Soul singers and poets...

Open-Mic at the Gulu-Gulu Café - August 5, 2005

Poets, an accordion, from Russia with Love, trash toys part two, and a dirty joke.

Open-Mic at the Gulu-Gulu Café - July 30, 2005

Poets galore...

Open-Mic at the Gulu-Gulu Café - July 8, 2005

The beginning. Music, silly dancing, and a special appearance by Jack.

On Thursday October 13th we hosted a "meet and greet" party at the cafe so newcomers to Lynn would have an opportunity to get to know each other. We had a great crowd down at the Gulu-Gulu and we wanted to thank everyone who found the time to participate.

We also wanted to thank Simon Templar, from Remax Real Estate Specialists who sponsored the food for this event. To contact Simon please call 617.680.3684 or email simon_templar@comcast.net.

Click here to see pix from the evening.

Downtown “Meet and Greet” at the Gulu-Gulu Café - Recap

On Thursday, July 7th the Gulu-Gulu Café held the 1st downtown “Meet and Greet” for new neighbors in downtown Lynn. The event was enormously successful and was standing room only for the majority of the evening. In addition International-Superstar DJ G Amor spun some tremendous tracks all night!

Click here to see pictures of this evening.

Marie and I would personally like to thank Kim Dorazio from Taché Real Estate for buying appetizers for the party that evening. Thanks Kim!