The Roxy Encinitas

John Lowery started his career as a singer-songwriter in Portland, Oregon back in the mid-nineties with his first band Hatful of Rain which he formed with Dramarama guitarist Mark Englert. At one time their drummer was Courtney Taylor-Taylor from The Dandy Warhols. His first album with Hatful of Rain got national distribution and radio play and received stellar reviews. Since 2000 John has released all solo albums - Fancy Car, I'm Going Home, Epiphany, and most recently Lucky Guy which along with Epiphany is available for sale on I-Tunes, Amazon, and CD Baby. John has played with some pretty big players over the years including Jeff Linsky (Jazz Virtuoso), John Smith (Grammy Award Producer from Nu Shooz), and Tony Snow (Drummer from Dramarama) to name a few. He currently resides in Poway, CA, and continues to play shows as a solo artist in his own backyard in San Diego, LA, and Orange County frequently. John has also played shows internationally in Australia and most recently in Portugal. John plays mainly acoustic melodies with his nylon & steel string guitars along with some backbeat percussion with a laid-back feel. Some of his songs sound folksy and some sound rockish, with a little bit of blues & country from time to time. He performs regularly, not only performs songs that he has written, but also songs from such artists as Tom Petty, The Eagles, Rob Thomas, Jimmy Buffet, Kenny Chesney, Rod Stewart, The Beatles, Jack Johnson, Garth Brooks, and many more. John is also available as a duo with another guitar player or keyboard player and has a 4 piece band that can accompany him as well.

Foreign and yet domesticated, Big Boss Bubeleh's sound is a change from the norm. Playing within gypsy guidelines, they have spontaneous lane changes: rotating singers, songs in French, Russian, Spanish, Hebrew, Yiddish, and their cool original songs groove audiences to their feet.

Foreign and yet domesticated, Big Boss Bubeleh's sound is a change from the norm. Playing within gypsy guidelines, they have spontaneous lane changes: rotating singers, songs in French, Russian, Spanish, Hebrew, Yiddish, and their cool original songs groove audiences to their feet.