Bermuda Night

21/05/2024

Best to buy now as they are going fast. My new play " There is a Rumble in the All Saints Gingerbread House". (Play, jazz, int.fashion show, line dancing and more) Please support The Home and buy a tag...the funds and ticket funds after expenses will got to "Overcoming Obstacles) NB when you purchase the tags you help from the front door to bring the play to life.
Cash only:
1. Music Box: Tuesdays to Sats: 10 a.m to 5 p.m.
2. The Leopards' Club Int. 12 noon to 9 p.m.
3. Dale Butler 595-9841 or [email protected]

20/11/2022

What a disappointing change. The 2022 American Induction into Rock and Roll Hall of fame some presenters, freely with joy use the F word....unbelieveable or am I old fashioned. Is it going to be in the marriage vows next?....I promise to f ....ing love and cherish you come f better or f worse. Disgraceful.

18/11/2022

Live entertainment every night at Bungalow with a number of Bermuda legends. Doors open at 6 p.m. and music starts at 7 p.m. Admission is $25.

11/11/2022

Bungalow 56 for live entertainment every Sunday evening at 7pm. Admission $20. Non-stop music.

17/05/2022

Sunday, June 5th
1.30 p.m.
The Leopard's Club International
The Crystal Butterfly Literary Awards
Recognizing 9 outstanding female Bermudian writers.

15/05/2022

Bungalo 56 next to Music Box Reid Street. Admission $20. BAND IS HOT. GET HERE. 4.30 PM EVERY Sunday.

15/05/2022

3 piece live band at Bungalo 56 next to Music Box. This is not a rehearsal. Make sure you are here now. Admission $20

15/05/2022

Gm. Who do you contact re The hustle truck ?

12/05/2022

Backyard May 11th. Grapes already
When covered we will have next concert and I'll play: When sunny is blue

23/04/2022

The Proposed tribute to Stan Lord Necktie Seymour and TheTalbot Brothers scheduled for April 28th is cancelled.

23/04/2022

21/04/2022

The 1st "Daniel Literary Awards" organized by Atlantic Publishing House will be held Sunday, May 1st at 1.30 p.m at The Leopards' Club when 9 male authors will be recognized.
Tickets are $35 (cash Only) Music Box, Reid Street.
See poster for awardees.

09/04/2022

Tonight, April 9, 2022
Rosalie Gardens
35 Angle Street
Opposite the old Hubies
Featuring Miles Manders and Keith lee with special guest Desta Zion
Admission: $10 at the gate
$10 salad and fishcake

01/03/2022

Clarence Hill
Bermuda’s 1st Olympic medalist
Boxing. 1976 Olympic Games.

"The Clarence Hill Sports Arena": Sat 2 p.m opening at Hubies, Angle St.
Sunday, 2 p.m. car park opposite the PLP
Sat: The Minister of Education
Sun. The Minister of Sports

Two openings at Rosalie Gardens
Rosalie Gardens will open Sat and Sundays 10 to 4p.m or by appointment
See: The Clarence Hill Sports Arena
The Music Wall of Fame
The Music Footsteps to Heaven
The Music Spotlight
The Tribute to Lord Necktie
The Tribute to the Talbot Brothers
House of Culture No. 1 at Rosalie Gardens

24/06/2021

Music Review

Tony Brannon Performing Artist

Performing at “Marea”
Newstead, Paget
Review by Dale Butler

Local icon, Tony Brannon, the son of the great Terry Brannon, owner of the internationally famous Front Street “Forty Thieves Club,” was one of the first out of the block, after a long Bermuda Covid hibernation, with a warm, cozy and artistic presentation of a variety of songs.

Booked Wednesday to Saturdays from 5.30-8.30 p.m. at the “Marea Seafood Bar” at Aurora, Newstead, Tony, with his acoustic guitar, has now entered the legendary stage of his career where he easily embraces all audiences on the lower patio with views from one of the most spectacular sites overlooking Hamilton Harbour. Priceless!

This is clearly a match made in heaven and allows him to open with “Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door” by Eric Clapton and move to “To love Somebody” by The Bee Gees. These songs opened the door wide for the Bill Withers 1971 hit “Ain’t No Sunshine”, “Memories” by Maroon 5 and “Moonshadow” by Cat Stevens.

Tony was warmly applauded as he enjoyed presenting one hit after another adding Maxi Priest, Mick Jagger, Van Morrison, Otis Redding, Elvis Presley, and Bob Marley, to name just a few. Then he got serious and remembered that this is Bermuda and so many of our greats had cherished standards which are unfortunately ignored by many of today’s artists. But Tony has been at it a long time and nailed renditions of “There is no place like Bermuda” made famous by the late Sydney Bean and Hubert Smith’s unofficial anthem “Bermuda is Another World”. Both original performers would have been most proud of his arrangements.

“MAREA” has a first-class wine list, fancy drinks and fantastic food with a sea-food bar - with a variety of new dishes like “The Danish Expat and The Ferry Fermenter” that enhance this beautiful venue. With no ‘cover charge’ and about a 7-minute drive from the City or a short trip by public ferry, Tony Brannon and the management of Aurora/Marea should be commended for keeping the music alive and highlighting one of our many outstanding legends who have a key ingredient for our tourism product, and locals, who enjoy a great night of music in a romantic and heavenly location.

19/05/2021

Learn your music and marathon history outside of Hubies 35 angle Street
Bermuda Roses, the history of Michael Clarke and the May 24th Marathon.

Press Release

May 19th From: Dale Butler

"Charles Michael "Curtis" Clarke to be honoured

In the late 1950s Bermuda legends, Celeste Robinson and Al Harris teamed up at The Harmony Hall and produced numerous performances that packed the house. Celeste became well known for her song “Darn De Road” emphasizing the Bermudian dialect.

On Saturday, May 19th Atlantic Publishing House will be playing their music outside, as people pass through Angle Street in front of the former “Hubie’s Jazz Club” from 1.30 until 2.30 p.m. In addition to hearing local music, you will be able to purchase Bermuda Roses and the book Music on the Rock. Because this is the Bermuda Marathon Weekend, the few remaining copies of this historic book will be on sale and numerous photos of the event will be on display. This new series highlighting local entertainers will be officially opened by acting President of the Bermuda Entertainers’ Union, by Selena Fields at 1.45 p.m. The series will feature different local artists until July 10th.

Saturday’s event will feature saxophonist Miles Manders and pianist Wendy Flood. The highlighted music will be from the late Charles Michael “Curtis” Clarke who was from the area and was well known in Bermuda for his band “Curtis Clarke and the Cortinas.” Mr. Clarke played guitar and wrote numerous songs. He was born March 14, 1944 and died October 8th, 1973. Although this is not a sit and mingle event, people can still enjoy the atmosphere as they pass through.

An added attraction will be posters of the May 24th race in years gone by. For additional details contact music historian Dale Butler at 595-9841 or [email protected].