Spider Bags will be so good it'll make you realize you've been way too generous with everyone else. The Girls of the Gravitron, a glam concrete band from Tennassee, open.

Open-Mic original music with our host, John Saylor. His dedication in promoting original music is one of the reasons this is the best open-mic event in the Triangle.

Velvet craft muscular, extraordinarily cohesive rock with a lot of punch and document stories of longing for love, recognition, and emancipation from the illusory heavy burden of the world. Austin's The Sour Notes open.

Waumiss is a supergroup with members of of Inspector 22 and the Bramble-Ramblers, Leave it to Beaver, Shallow Be Thy Name, Hamburgur Helpur, The Kingsbury Manx, Goat Thrower, Chuck Chuck Goose, Work Clothes, Pinellas Anthemonic, Pinellasuno, Gossamer, Crankshaft, Mosley, Health, Sudden Outrage, Nemesis, Disagree, QTPie Rangers, Malefactor, Lesser Known People's Community Band, and Impossible Arms.

Longtime jazz-blues pianist Alex Bowers is joined by the Cave's very own Matt Vooris on drums. Gonna be a funky good time!

You know Joe Romeo - you've seen him with the O.C.V. and many other groups. But this night, he's playing both early and late! Have you ever gotten a double shot of Joe? (sorry, had to do it)

Jimmy & The Teasers is a well executed plan by Jimmy to tour with hot chicks. Billy Joe Winghead are a mess of Fender twang, Gibson crunch and theremin wail.

From time to time, we here at the Cave turn the stage over to Ben and Marty for spoken word - an art form that simultaneously transcends the differences between cultures and yet serves to bring all of humanity out for a beer together.

Pistil are a fun, punk-inspired part-time girl band, part-time boy band (depending on who's in drag) genetically engineered to simultaneously appeal to the nerd and rocker alike! Pink Flag are a regular three girl rhumba dancing on the common ground of a love of early post-punk, riot grrl and top 40 of the 1990s.

Dead To Society plays a blend of old school punk, hardcore/metal, and ska. Have Nots play aggressive, rabble-rousing punk rock music, with just enough reggae/ska influence to remain catchy and danceable.

Birds & Arrows are a local Chapel Hill 100 percent homemade folk-alt country duo. Gray Young does the textured atmospheric indie space rock thing.

In the mid to late 90's Kenny Roby established himself as one of the main songwriting forces behind the Americana/Roots Rock movement as a founding member of the band Six String Drag. Roby's new album "The Mercy Filter" leans much less on Americana than previous efforts but dips and turns more into straight up rock, experimentation, Beatle-esque grooves, and soulful ballads.

As we've said before: Triple bill = triple threat = triple treat! Shoegazers Mute sound like a loopstation that decided to run itself. Their buddies Goodbye Titan are ghosts playing in a cave, or rain overflowing from the gutters. Natasha El-Sergany takes it as a compliment that all her songs sound like the last one on the record.