Name: 15 60 75 NUMBERS BAND
Start: 2022-10-08T20:00:00-04:00
End: 2022-10-08T23:59:00-04:00
Location: Jilly's Music Room

15 60 75 NUMBERS BAND

Jilly’s Music Room – 111 N. Main St., Akron, OH 44308 – T: 330.576.3757 - OPEN: W & TH 5 – CLOSE | F & S  5PM – 1AM | WEEKEND BRUNCH S & SU 11AM - 3PM | CLOSED M & TTHE BASICS:Jilly’s Music Room (est. 2013) is a live music and entertainment venue located in the Northside District of downtown Akron, Ohio. We feature original bands (local/regional/national) in a variety of genres, including: Blues, R&B, Rock, Indie, Pop, Singer/Songwriter, Americana, and Alt-Country, stand-up comedy and other entertainment at least four nights a week. Sophisticated without being pretentious, Jilly’s has a full-service kitchen offering an eclectic, 100% gluten free small plates menu and weekend brunch, table service, craft cocktails, more than 100 beers, state of the art sound and light system, professional engineering and production staff, and exceptional service. Capacity: 244.COVID CAUTION:An inherent risk of exposure to COVID-19 exists in any public place where people are present. COVID-19 is an extremely contagious disease that can lead to severe illness and death. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, senior citizens and guests with underlying medical conditions are especially vulnerable. For the safety of our employees, performers and guests, we encourage all non-vaccinated persons to continue to wear their masks. And, if you are not feeling well, please stay home.  By visiting Jilly’s Music Room you voluntarily assume all risks related to exposure to COVID-19.LIVE ENTERTAINMENT:Jilly’s offers live music & entertainment at least 4 nights a week! Weeknight bands/entertainers typically perform between 7 and 10PM. Friday and Saturday performances are 8PM-Midnight. Check our Events Page for exact times, cover and ticket information, special events, and Happy Hour entertainment.BOOKING INQUIRIES:All booking is done by email. Please send your EPK to booking@jillysmusicroom.com. If you do not have an EPK, please include links to your website, social accounts and YouTube videos in your email, along with a current photo and current schedule of gigs. If we think that you/your band is a good fit for the club and we have available dates or time slots, we will contact you. Please – NO FACEBOOK REQUESTS, PHONE CALLS OR DROP-INS. Compensation is negotiated at time of booking.  We do not take a cut of your merch sales. Food and beverage comps are provided to each band member. Touring bands should partner with a local band and/or have a strong connection to the area. We expect you to promote your show and to do your part to help fill the room. Professional sound, video, lighting, engineers and production staff are provided by the club. Unless agreed otherwise, performances may also be streamed on jillysmusicroom.live.COVER:$5 Friday and Saturday | One drink minimum weeknights – Unless otherwise noted. Pre-sale tickets for some special events. Please refer to specific event information here:Events Page.WALK-UPS are welcome. $5 cover at the door. If seating is still available (see RESERVATIONS below), it will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis. NOTE: If you plan to arrive before 7PM and you’d just like a cocktail or two and some food, and plan to leave before the music starts, you will not need to pay the cover charge. If you have a change of heart and decide to stay, we can add it to your tab.RESERVATIONS:Table seating is available through pre-paid online reservations. To make a reservation, please visit the ticketing link associated with theeventyou’d like to attend (current limit: 6. If your group is larger, please split it into multiple tables). Our online system allows guests to choose their own table or bar seat. Reserved seats must be pre-paid based on the evening’s cover/ticket and are non-refundable except in the event of a show cancellation. Table reservations will be relinquished 20 minutes after the show’s advertised start time. All sales are final. We do not take reservations by phone.We send a weekly e-blast on Mondays with news, information and the week’s events. You can also find information on our socials: Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. SIGN-UP TO RECEIVE JILLY’S NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTSHERE.SAFETY & SECURITY:Please review our safety and security information prior to arriving at the venue.Please arrive early to the venue to allow enough time for you and your guests to move through the queue and enter the venue.Prior to entering, guests will pass through a security station with wand metal detection.to ensure the safety of everyone in the venue.Please leave valuable and unnecessary items at home.You may be asked to empty your pockets of all items so that they can be examined.All alcohol and narcotic laws will be strictly enforced.You will be asked to open your bag for a visual check and all bags must adhere to our bag policy. Only the following bags are allowed:Clear plastic, vinyl or PVC bags (Maximum size: 12″x6″x12″)Small clutch bags approximately the size of a hand (Maximum size: 4.5″ x 6.5″)We reserve the right to refuse entry to anyone. If you see something that concerns you, please say something to our management or Security so we can ensure the best experience possible.PROHIBITED ITEMS:Plastic containers, sealed or unsealed, (i.e. water bottles), thermoses, Bota bags or wine skinsAlcoholic beverages or illegal drugsOutside food and beverageGlass bottles or aluminum cansLaser pointers (will be confiscated and patron will be subject to ejection)Recording devices (audio, video or cameras as restricted per show)Any weapon or item construed as a weapon such as guns, knives, sticks, tasers, fireworks, or firearmsBullhorns or noise makersBackpacksUmbrellasConfettiAnimals (except certified guide dogs)Skateboards, scooters, bikes, etc.Chains or jewelry with spiked edgesStrollersMusical instruments and instrument cases (unless you are participating in a designated Open Jam night)Please do come with a smile and be prepared to enjoy a fun-filled night of music and dancing!HAPPY HOUR:W – S from 5-7PMHAPPY HOUR SPECIALS:20% off everything!FULL-SERVICE BAR:Craft and Signature cocktails, more than 100 beers, a fine wine selection, extensive selection of Mocktails (non-alcoholic specialty cocktails) and other N/A beverages.TABLE SERVICE:Yes! We have an excellent, award-winning staff.  They are happy to help, committed to providing the best service and to ensuring that you have a great time!FULL-SERVICE KITCHEN: HOURS:W & TH 5-9PM | F & S 5-11PM - You can check out our menus here: Jilly’s American Tapas & Brunch Menus. All of our food is made fresh, to order, in house, with locally-sourced ingredients, and is 100% gluten free. Really. Nothing pre-fab, processed, or from a bag found in the freezer section.PAYMENT:To minimize contact, we prefer that you pay with a debit or credit card. Jilly’s welcomes American Express, Visa, MasterCard and Discover. Checks are not accepted.WEEKEND BRUNCH:Served S & SU from 11AM - 3PM.BRUNCH MENUTAKE-OUT & DELIVERY:Yes! Both! Order from usdirectly online. (* Please note we DO NOT use 3rd party services like UberEats, DoorDash and GrubHub – even though you may see us listed on their sites).PARTIES & CATERING:Yes! Both! We’re happy to help with your on- or off-site event. Please email info@jillysmusicroom.com for more information and to request our catering menu.UNDER 21welcome with responsible adult until 10PM. We check IDs using the latest information and technology. There is an additional $2 charge for anyone Under 21 and identifying wristbands will be supplied that must be worn at all times while inside the venue. Children under the age of 15 must be seated and supervised, and may not wander throughout the facility unaccompanied – this includes trips to the bathroom. We have zero tolerance for climbing or standing on top of the furniture. If you bring your children to the club, you must be willing to supervise them and they must know how to behave in an adult atmosphere and show respect to performers and staff. If you are unable or unwilling to control your children, your tab will be closed and you will be escorted from the venue. Guests under 21 may not sit at the bar and must leave the premises by 10PM.  Regardless of parent or guardian presence, persons under 21 may not consume alcohol. Immediate expulsion from the venue will result for minors caught drinking. In severe cases the proper authorities will be contacted if resistance arises.OUR PHONE:Is a voicemail and information line only. No one answers it. Feel free to leave a message. We check messages daily between 9AM and 5PM and will call or text you back. If you call after 5PM, your message will not be picked up until the following morning.PARKING:There is plenty of free street and public lot parking in the Northside District (out front, under the bridge on Furnace and Ridge, two huge, well lit public lots on Furnace Street between Ridge and Summit). On weekends, there is limited valet parking available in the small lot across the street (between the Akron Symphony and Northside Cellar). Park in either of the lots on the east side of the street signed “Luigi’s Parking Only” at your own risk. Your car may be ticketed and/or towed. We can’t apologize enough about that.

Jilly's Music Room

The music "cannot be categorized", "cannot be defined", "is too original".

<a href="https://www.numbersband.com" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">15 60 75 Numbers Band</a> and has been praised by almost every national music publication and several international publications since the beginning of their 50 years of live performances and recordings. Many fans are under the impression that the band remains obscure by choice. In fact, they have never been offered a contract from any recording company in the industry, ever.The music &quot;cannot be categorized&quot;, &quot;cannot be defined&quot;, &quot;is too original&quot;. The music industry is not about music anymore. It is about selling products the public can relate to. After all, it is a business. Even &quot;alternative&quot; music has become a label. The founder of the band, Robert Kidney, explains, &quot;The music industry, the media, and the tellsusourvision (TV) are defining for the American public what is good music by only playing and supporting what is profitable. We are taught to disregard everything that is not familiar. We (The Numbers Band) give the people our best. Our effort goes into being creative, unique and original. We define our own sound. There are no rules because we don&#x27;t play the game. We are not in it for the game, we&#x27;re in it for the music.&quot;So, the band continues to create and evolve outside of the &quot;Rock &amp; Roll&quot; establishment. The majority of the recordings were financed by friends who loved the music enough to put up their own money. Hundreds of photographs taken of the band in different stages of it&#x27;s existence by different amazing people tell a story of intense performances, long nights, and the passing of time. Band members have come and gone, and returned again. Robert sees music as much more than an emotional release or a performance. It is a job, a job for which he demands respect and payment for services.Robert Kidney picked up a guitar and began teaching himself to play when he 16. He bought a 45 record called Guitar Boogie Shuffle and his cousin, Larren Hesson, taught Robert the licks. He also taught him to play one of his favorite songs, Riders On The Storm. At 17, Robert played solo in coffee houses and also opened for several acts at La Cave in Cleveland such as Linda Rhonstadt and the Stone Ponys and Janis Ian. He never found the time to learn to read music. After a short stint in the service in Chicago, he moved back to northeast Ohio in the spring of 1969. A friend, Gary Hawk, had formed a band called Pig Iron in Wadsworth, Ohio. Robert opened for them at the Akron Art Museum and several band members asked him to come to a rehersal sometime. When Robert did show up, Gary had left the group, and the remaining members wanted him to be their front man. Robert changed the name of the band to 15 60 75.The title of the band has always aroused curiosity from fans. The fans called them The Numbers because it was easier than trying to get the figures right. Numbers had not been used in a name before, and the political climate in 1970 was quite Orwell-ian. Robert choose a sequence of numbers mentioned in a book written by Paul Oliver called The Blues Fell This Morning. In the chapter &quot;The Jinx Is On Me&quot;, Oliver describes the Numbers Racket popular in Harlem in the 1950s and how dreams were analyzed as number sequences and used for placing bets. The band&#x27;s music theory specialist, Terry Hynde, also discovered that 15 divided 15 is 1, 60 divided by 15 is 4, and 75 divided by 15 is 5. In a musician&#x27;s world, &quot;1, 4, 5,&quot; is referred to as the &quot;universal progression&quot;.The band resides in northeast Ohio. They have several recordings under their belt and more music than they can afford to release. Robert has recorded and toured with Anton Fier and his Golden Palominos. Robert and his brother, Jack, have toured Holland twice. The brothers also traveled to London, England in 1998 to perform in the Disastodrome! production by David Thomas. The entire band went to London to perform at the Royal Festival Hall in 2000. For more information on the production, and The Kidney Brothers, go to The Brothers And The Blues Abstract. This band has an incredibly interesting history. Continue with reading Modern Is Just Old Hat Chromed. A History., or better yet, go to The Schedule and check them out live.&quot;We are not interested in making hits, we are interested in making history.&quot;Robert Kidney, Creem magazine.

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