Maggie McCabe has made her mark on Detroit’s music scene with her unique, direct style. Her honest, simple approach connects her with every audience. A classically trained vocalist and accomplished at guitar, mandolin and Bodhran (Irish drum), she plays music of many genres.

Maggie began her career as a single mom who finally decided to challenge herself to step on stage. Now she’s an award-winning full-time musician, the leader of several bands, Maggie's Farm an Acoustic Blues Trio, Lorelei Female A Cappella group McCabe's Ladies, Detroit's only All-Female Celtic group.

Maggie is also the owner of her own company- McCabe Music.

Greg Nagy, A multi-faceted artist in the most classic sense, his songwriting, singing, and guitar playing beautifully reveal Nagy’s personalized music refreshingly and honestly infused with elements of soul, r&b, rock, and gospel.

Join us tonight for the music of Robert Johnson. Robert performs a mix of his blues-rock originals, traditional blues, alt-country and classic rock

A voice that has an astonishing seven octave vocal range draws you in with messages from his heart and soul. The presence of Paris Delane on stage is so overwhelming It’s an experience one does not forget. Born and raised on the south side of Chicago, in a neighborhood where statistically young black men didn't live past the age of sixteen, Paris Delane found himself in his music. His mother Lillian put a guitar in his hands at eight years old and by the time he was nine, he had begun to write his own songs. As Paris discovered life through a young boys eyes, he was influenced musically through his mother Lillian, who sang with legnedary gospel singer Albertina Walker. Lillian made two recordings, Great is the Lord and I'm a child of the King. She kept company with people like Jessie Dixon, Rev. Maceo Woods, Harold White and the late Miss Evelyn Gaye who was Marvin Gaye's cousin. Paris was also influenced by other legendary singers and musicians such as Miles Davis, Mavis Staples, John Coltrane, Ella Fitzgerald, Sarah Vaughn, and Otis Redding. Paris continued to sing as he grew up on the streets, singing for the neighborhood, in church, in talent shows and once in high school formed a rock band. Along the way Paris learned to play the piano, lead guitar, bass guitar, drums, flute, and the saxophone. Paris took a short hiatus from music when he was twenty four and moved to Florida. There he pursued other endeavors. It wasn't long before he moved back to Chicago and once again began to sing. He heard of a group singing and drawing crowds in the subways and one snowy day he grabbed his guitar and went. His sole motivation was to play his music yet he discovered that others enjoyed what he was doing. He went back the next day, and the next, and soon he had a literal underground following. Paris invited his brother Sam Hogan to join him and form a duo. Soon the duo became a trio and not long after that, Rough, Smooth and Silk was born. The three of them, Paris, Sam and Michael became a huge sensation in the Chicago area. They sang on the Oprah Winfrey show for Michael Jordan and the rest of the Bulls, the song titled The Ballad of the Bulls. Rough, Smooth and Silk opened for Aretha Franklin, and traveled to Japan to sing, they also played Music Row in Nashville. They were approached by another local musician named Dan Pritzker and soon the trio became the voices of the band Sonia Dada. Paris had been with the Rocket Soul band fithteen years, touring through out the United States, Europe and Australia. He has earned awards such as a Triple Platinum, Double platinum, Platinum and Gold in Australia. He has won a Cleo award and is featured on the movie sound track for Nothing to Lose starring Martin Lawrence and Tim Robbins, and also the Sound Track for the movie Waterproof written and directed by Barry Berman starring Burt Reynolds April Grace, Orlando Jones and Janet Dubois. Paris's talent has sent him touring with Carlos Santana, Steve Winwood and Traffic, Tower Of Power, and The Allman Brothers. He open for Bob Dylan, James Brown, Bruce Hornsby Funky Meters, and many others, which is to many to mention! Appearing on talk shows such as Conan Obrien, Regis and Kathy Lee, while entertaining the Australian Music Awards with host Will Smith. Paris played with The Counting Crows, and has recorded with Music Giants, Marianne Faithful, John Oates and Billy Corgan. He now has a new band called Paris Delane Called the Legends Elite.. The band is soulful, funky, with a rock edge that is heartfelt. In 2010 Paris Delane co-produced his second solo project Titled Writer Without A Pen with legenary keyboard player and producer Bill Cuomo. Cuomo, who is well known for co-writing Oh' Cherry and his keyboard work with Steve Perry, Kim Carnes, Smoky Robinson, and White Snake. 

Greg Nagy, A multi-faceted artist in the most classic sense, his songwriting, singing, and guitar playing beautifully reveal Nagy’s personalized music refreshingly and honestly infused with elements of soul, r&b, rock, and gospel.

Join us tonight for the music of Robert Johnson. Robert performs a mix of his blues-rock originals, traditional blues, alt-country and classic rock

A voice that has an astonishing seven octave vocal range draws you in with messages from his heart and soul. The presence of Paris Delane on stage is so overwhelming It’s an experience one does not forget. Born and raised on the south side of Chicago, in a neighborhood where statistically young black men didn't live past the age of sixteen, Paris Delane found himself in his music. His mother Lillian put a guitar in his hands at eight years old and by the time he was nine, he had begun to write his own songs. As Paris discovered life through a young boys eyes, he was influenced musically through his mother Lillian, who sang with legnedary gospel singer Albertina Walker. Lillian made two recordings, Great is the Lord and I'm a child of the King. She kept company with people like Jessie Dixon, Rev. Maceo Woods, Harold White and the late Miss Evelyn Gaye who was Marvin Gaye's cousin. Paris was also influenced by other legendary singers and musicians such as Miles Davis, Mavis Staples, John Coltrane, Ella Fitzgerald, Sarah Vaughn, and Otis Redding. Paris continued to sing as he grew up on the streets, singing for the neighborhood, in church, in talent shows and once in high school formed a rock band. Along the way Paris learned to play the piano, lead guitar, bass guitar, drums, flute, and the saxophone. Paris took a short hiatus from music when he was twenty four and moved to Florida. There he pursued other endeavors. It wasn't long before he moved back to Chicago and once again began to sing. He heard of a group singing and drawing crowds in the subways and one snowy day he grabbed his guitar and went. His sole motivation was to play his music yet he discovered that others enjoyed what he was doing. He went back the next day, and the next, and soon he had a literal underground following. Paris invited his brother Sam Hogan to join him and form a duo. Soon the duo became a trio and not long after that, Rough, Smooth and Silk was born. The three of them, Paris, Sam and Michael became a huge sensation in the Chicago area. They sang on the Oprah Winfrey show for Michael Jordan and the rest of the Bulls, the song titled The Ballad of the Bulls. Rough, Smooth and Silk opened for Aretha Franklin, and traveled to Japan to sing, they also played Music Row in Nashville. They were approached by another local musician named Dan Pritzker and soon the trio became the voices of the band Sonia Dada. Paris had been with the Rocket Soul band fithteen years, touring through out the United States, Europe and Australia. He has earned awards such as a Triple Platinum, Double platinum, Platinum and Gold in Australia. He has won a Cleo award and is featured on the movie sound track for Nothing to Lose starring Martin Lawrence and Tim Robbins, and also the Sound Track for the movie Waterproof written and directed by Barry Berman starring Burt Reynolds April Grace, Orlando Jones and Janet Dubois. Paris's talent has sent him touring with Carlos Santana, Steve Winwood and Traffic, Tower Of Power, and The Allman Brothers. He open for Bob Dylan, James Brown, Bruce Hornsby Funky Meters, and many others, which is to many to mention! Appearing on talk shows such as Conan Obrien, Regis and Kathy Lee, while entertaining the Australian Music Awards with host Will Smith. Paris played with The Counting Crows, and has recorded with Music Giants, Marianne Faithful, John Oates and Billy Corgan. He now has a new band called Paris Delane Called the Legends Elite.. The band is soulful, funky, with a rock edge that is heartfelt. In 2010 Paris Delane co-produced his second solo project Titled Writer Without A Pen with legenary keyboard player and producer Bill Cuomo. Cuomo, who is well known for co-writing Oh' Cherry and his keyboard work with Steve Perry, Kim Carnes, Smoky Robinson, and White Snake. 

Join us tonight for great food, drinks and the music of Andrew Braun.

Santa is coming to Slo' Bones BBQ Smokehaus on Monday !!! Get the kids and bring them in to see the big guy.

Santa is coming to Slo' Bones BBQ Smokehaus on Monday !!! Get the kids and bring them in to see the big guy.

Melissa May and Brian Coonan are an acoustic duo based out of Bay City, MI and playing original music as well as performing interesting versions of cover songs such as Led Zeppelin's "Whole Lotta Love", Roberta Flack's "Killing Me Softly", Lady Gaga's "Edge of Glory" and many more.  

Santa is coming to Slo' Bones BBQ Smokehaus on Monday !!! Get the kids and bring them in to see the big guy.

Santa is coming to Slo' Bones BBQ Smokehaus on Monday !!! Get the kids and bring them in to see the big guy.

Join us for an evening of music with Dale Boulton

Join us tonight for the music of Robert Johnson. Robert performs a mix of his blues-rock originals, traditional blues, alt-country and classic rock.