The Speakeasy blends the atmosphere and attitude of a 1920’s era gin joint with contemporary covers that span genres and decades. Instead of focusing on one particular musical era or style, we strive to bring a little bit of everything to the table, mixing current radio hits with the classics. Nothing is out of bounds; Glen Miller might follow Gwen Stefani, Soulja Boy meets Charlie Daniels, and maybe AC/DC and Joan Jett get together to rock. As a band we have very varied musical interests and we know that the audience does too, so we bring an eclectic mix that lets everyone go home happy (don’t believe it, check out our song list). We make sure to play some of the staples too, the songs that everyone expects to hear at a cover band show. But to keep things interesting we throw in a bit of a twist, changing the feel of a song or even calling up some audience participation backup singers.

At The Speakeasy the music is a means to an end, everyone having a good time. We get the audience involved in the experience in order to enhance the entertainment for them and for us. Whether its crowd sing-a-longs or dance breaks, the point is they have fun, lots of it. We put a great deal of effort and energy into our performances and what we get back is well worth it, a satisfied crowd that keeps up with us, dancing and singing and carrying on. We strive to create a care-free atmosphere where people can relax and enjoy themselves. With the troubles and tribulations of the daily grind, people often miss out on an important part of their lives, the fun stuff. People end up preventing themselves from enjoying life because they have too much to worry about. Prohibition ended in 1933, but a new more subtle prohibition replaced it. Our current prohibition is not on alcohol but on freedom to enjoy living life, to relax, and to have a good time without worrying about anything. That’s why at The Speakeasy we pronounce, “Prohibition is Dead”.