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Nomad Recording Studio / Live at the Rivals House - final show? The Bernhardt Family Band / Jake Lewis & The Clergy / Dirty Dollhouse

This Friday, stands to be the final house show at 3701 Spring Garden.  The home of many kick-ass house shows in the past few years, has really been on the map with 3 Sofar Sounds: Philadelphia shows, 2 Root Down In The Shadow & Swift Guitar Lessons Presents, 3 Cover Club sessions and numerous Live At The Rivals House shows!

Rumor has it that after recording some tracks for upcoming albums of The Rivals and Song Dogs, Nomad Recording Studio headed by Rob Swift, is packing up and moving to a new location.  To celebrate this final show at the studio space, we've got a Live At The Rivals House Line-up that looks to be a spectacular.

The lineup features songstress Chelsea Mitchell of Dirty Dollhouse, followed by Jake Lewis & The Clergy, who are coming in from Lancaster; and the Bernhardt Family Band.  

Come out and show your appreciation for the Rivals House and all the wonderful show's they've hosted for us!!! 

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Check out some videos of the bands to get a taste of what you can expect!

Chelsea Mitchell - Ain't Got No Blues

Dirty Dollhouse - Teenage Dirtbag (Wheatus Cover) | Sofar Philadelphia (#640)

"Run Around" Jake Lewis & the Clergy


Cover Club | Bernhardt Family Band 'Moonlight'




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