Reverend Lee, Ryan Nelson, Lea Marra & the River Boys - The Grog Shop

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Reverend Lee, Ryan Nelson, Lea Marra & the River Boys
with Ryan Nelson, Lea Marra & the River Boys
Sun, Dec 20 Show: 8:00 pm (Doors: 7:00 pm)
$15.16 Buy Tickets
Sunday, December 20 

Reverend Lee w/ Ryan Nelson, Lea Marra & The River Boys at Grog Shop

Doors 7 PM | Show 8 PM
ALL AGES
$12 advance / $15 day of show
+ $3 at the door if under 21

Reverend Lee is a Cleveland-based original country act blending old-time Appalachia, dirt-road twang, and Great Lakes grit. It’s country with a rock edge — pedal steel meets attitude. From anti-establishment anthems to heaven-bound waltzes, Reverend Lee brings a sound that’s as raw and real as the Rust Belt itself. Formed by Marco Ciofani in 2023, Reverend Lee was born out of the Cleveland honky-tonk scene and has since become a cornerstone of the city’s rising country movement. Marco’s journey — from Amish country roots to Nashville songwriting to Cleveland rock bands — forged a sound that’s both soulful and rough around the edges.

Lea Marra & the River Boys

Lea Marra & The River Boys are a high-energy Cleveland, Ohio-based modern grass band carving out their own sound somewhere between bluegrass, jam grass, and folk. Formed in 2023 and led by singer-songwriter Lea Marra, the group combines original songwriting, powerful vocals, inventive arrangements, and free-flowing instrumental jams to create a sound that’s both dynamic and distinctly their own.

At the heart of the band is Marra’s commanding, soulful voice and raw Rust Belt storytelling. Drawing comparisons to Stevie Nicks, Bonnie Raitt, Alanis Morissette, and Susan Tedeschi, her vocals move effortlessly between grit, vulnerability, and full-throttle power. Her songwriting takes inspiration from artists like Sierra Ferrell, The Chicks, Hot Rize, Dolly Parton, and Tyler Childers, while bringing an unmistakable personality and perspective to the band’s original material.

Bringing Marra’s songs to life with energetic string-band instrumentation, complementary rhythms, and an instinct for stretching a song into something unexpected. From tightly arranged original music to imaginative, fiddle-driven arrangements of old-time tunes and extended improvisational jams, no two performances are quite the same.

Joe Haugh - Mandolin
Chase Franklin - Banjo 
Spencer Paul - Bass 
Forrest Britt - Fiddle