M.O.O.K.Y. / Dominic Rodio / JAMPOP / songstress jo

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M.O.O.K.Y. / Dominic Rodio / JAMPOP / songstress jo
Wed, Jan 4 Show: 7:00 pm (Doors: 6:30 pm )
$15 - $20
M.O.O.K.Y., Dominic Rodio, JAMPOP, songstress jo live at the Grog Shop

Wednesday, January 4th
6:30pm doors, 7pm show
$15 advance / $20 day of show
All Ages
+$2 at the door if under 21

 
Dominic Rodio
Hailing from Cleveland, Ohio, and based in Nashville, TN, Dominic Rodio is coming up fast in the rock music scene. At just 20 years old, he is kicking into high gear on his solo work, with his newest single "Strawberry Head" fully encapsulating his desired pop punk sound. Outside of his own work, he is the guitarist and singer of the Cleveland rock band The Meatball Mob and the Nashville punk group Trip Sydney. He is currently attending Belmont University in Nashville as he continues to solidify himself as a name to watch for in modern music.

songstress jo
Growing up in the tiny town of Bellevue, Ohio, Jo Ochenduski—who records under the name songstress jo—was an artsy and creative kid who gravitated toward music.  “I've always just known that music was the thing I wanted to do,” Ochenduski says.  That self-assurance permeates the music songstress jo has released to date, including 2021's butterfly soul EP and the 2022 singles "circus” and “bitchcraft.”  The music encompasses many styles, including stripped-down folk, laid-back trip-hop, low-lit R&B, and pop balladry.  As a vocalist, jo slips between moods and expressions with ease, with a tone that's empathetic and expressive.
Over the years, jo started to find their voice as a songwriter, first by writing poems and short stories and then branching out into lyrics. "I consider myself a creative and a lyricist first," they say.  “I feel like as a songwriter, and as an individual, it is my job to let people know that we as humans are allowed to grow and change and be who we are—unapologetically—all the time."
Taking the personal and making it universal—or putting a twist on a common theme—is a lesson she took from two of her favorite artists, twenty one pilots and Melanie Martinez. Accordingly, Ochenduski hopes the personal nature of songstress jo’s music also resonates with people on a deeper level.

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M.O.O.K.Y
Dominic Rodio
JAMPOP
songstress jo