Friday, November 13
Mel Bryant & the Mercy Makers w/ Biitchseat, Molly O'Malley, and Valentine Ventura at Grog Shop
Doors 7 PM | Show 8 PM
ALL AGES
$20 advance / $25 day of show
+ $3 at the door if under 21
Mel Bryant & the Mercy Makers write songs for screaming from the passenger seat. An east coast born rock band combining classic rock, punk and alternative influences, the Mercy Makers record in their backyard barn-turned-home studio in East Nashville, Tennessee. Grungy guitars and raucous drum beats are spearheaded by Bryant’s ferocious feminine energy through crass, cutting lyricism and her booming bass guitar. This eclectic and singular sound has been suffused with the storytelling of the place they now call home, tackling themes like queerness, mental illness and anti fascism with a cheeky wit that leaves you wondering if you should be laughing, crying or starting a fight.
Mel Bryant & the Mercy Makers, Biitchseat, Molly O'Malley, Valentine Ventura
Fri Nov 13 2026
8:30 PM (Doors 7:30 PM)
$25.43
All Ages
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Mel Bryant & the Mercy Makers
Alternative Rock
Mel Bryant & the Mercy Makers write songs for screaming from the passenger seat. An east coast born rock band combining classic rock, punk and alternative influences, the Mercy Makers record in their backyard barn-turned-home studio in East Nashville, Tennessee. Grungy guitars and raucous drum beats are spearheaded by Bryant’s ferocious feminine energy through crass, cutting lyricism and her booming bass guitar. This eclectic and singular sound has been suffused with the storytelling of the place they now call home, tackling themes like queerness, mental illness and anti fascism with a cheeky wit that leaves you wondering if you should be laughing, crying or starting a fight. -
Biitchseat
Indie Rock
Dynamic DIY from Cleveland. -
Molly O'Malley
Singer-Songwriter
Indie pop songwriter
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Valentine Ventura
Folk
Valentine Ventura is an indie singer-songwriter and spoken word poet based in Cleveland, Ohio. Many of their tracks are written on the topics of childhood, love, loss, gender identity, and generational trauma. While using their performances to create a safe space for people to be vulnerable, they also enjoy playing benefit shows for organizations such as TransOhio, The Cleveland Food Bank, gender-affirming surgery funds, and much more. Following the release of their debut album “Baby Teeth”, their second album “Made With Love” is now available on most streaming platforms as well!
$25.43 All Ages
Friday, November 13
Mel Bryant & the Mercy Makers w/ Biitchseat, Molly O'Malley, and Valentine Ventura at Grog Shop
Doors 7 PM | Show 8 PM
ALL AGES
$20 advance / $25 day of show
+ $3 at the door if under 21
Mel Bryant & the Mercy Makers write songs for screaming from the passenger seat. An east coast born rock band combining classic rock, punk and alternative influences, the Mercy Makers record in their backyard barn-turned-home studio in East Nashville, Tennessee. Grungy guitars and raucous drum beats are spearheaded by Bryant’s ferocious feminine energy through crass, cutting lyricism and her booming bass guitar. This eclectic and singular sound has been suffused with the storytelling of the place they now call home, tackling themes like queerness, mental illness and anti fascism with a cheeky wit that leaves you wondering if you should be laughing, crying or starting a fight.
Mel Bryant & the Mercy Makers w/ Biitchseat, Molly O'Malley, and Valentine Ventura at Grog Shop
Doors 7 PM | Show 8 PM
ALL AGES
$20 advance / $25 day of show
+ $3 at the door if under 21
Mel Bryant & the Mercy Makers write songs for screaming from the passenger seat. An east coast born rock band combining classic rock, punk and alternative influences, the Mercy Makers record in their backyard barn-turned-home studio in East Nashville, Tennessee. Grungy guitars and raucous drum beats are spearheaded by Bryant’s ferocious feminine energy through crass, cutting lyricism and her booming bass guitar. This eclectic and singular sound has been suffused with the storytelling of the place they now call home, tackling themes like queerness, mental illness and anti fascism with a cheeky wit that leaves you wondering if you should be laughing, crying or starting a fight.
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