Concert by The Bittersweet Falcons, a Houston band performing the repertoire of Maryana Sokol, at the historic Dan Electro's venue.
The Bittersweet Falcons play Dan Electro's on Sunday, October 18, with a set built around the work of Maryanna Sokol. It's a Houston band playing a Houston room, so if you've been following the local scene, the names should be familiar.
The Falcons are a Houston group, and for this show, they're working through Sokol's repertoire. That's the core of the night: the band bringing her songs to the stage. It's a local act playing a local songwriter's material, which is exactly the kind of thing that keeps the city's music scene moving.
As for the room, Dan Electro's has been a Heights listening room since 1988, when a bungalow in the neighborhood was turned into a venue. Over the years, Greg Allman, Billy Gibbons, Stevie Ray Vaughan, and even Richard Gere have played there. That history still hangs around the place: every Tuesday there's an open Music Jam & Mixer, and you can still slide into a vintage booth and watch Houston's next legend catch fire under the lights. It's one of the city's oldest rooms, and it's still doing what it started doing nearly four decades ago.
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The show runs from 7:30 PM to 11:00 PM on Sunday, October 18, at Dan Electro's in Houston's Heights. The Bittersweet Falcons are the sole bill.
