Philly Music Fest Presents Owen Stewart, Nik Greeley, Sug Daniels, & Roberta Faceplant
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Online Tickets $30, Door $35
After 6 pm on the day of the show only door tickets will be available.
Doors 7:30pm
Owen Stewart
“If you ever wanted to be there when rock icons like Fogerty, Plant, Allman, Seger, Waters, or Cocker first displayed what real rock vocals should sound like, allow me to introduce singer/drummer/multi-instrumentalist Owen Stewart. I’m really trying to avoid exaggeration here, but there’s no other way to say it… Owen’s the real deal. Nobody else is singing like this.
Owen draws from the long history of ‘60s and ‘70s funk, soul, and rock with a tinge of psychedelia to build an explosive debut solo album with Done and Dusted. It’s finally here and you’re not ready yet.
Groovy, gravelly, soulful, and enormous. He draws you in right away with horns and swirling keys, blows you away with sturdy production (jam it loud), and knocks you over with timeless, fiery singing that renews your faith in recorded music. Only thirty-seconds-in and you’re already deeply thankful for this Philly gem of a songsmith. Just wait for the other tunes. Spoiler alert: they rule.
Born into rock at a young age, Owen’s dad Tommy Stewart was the drummer/lead singer for the late ‘70s band Cats, an Elektra Records group that opened for Van Halen on their whole (legendary) ‘81 US tour, and for others big ones like Blue Oyster Cult. It’s clear Owen’s proud to carry the rock torch, since such storied pursuits are basically cooked right into his bloodstream.
But let’s back up a second. Because the truth is, you can’t even talk about rock in Philly without mentioning at least one of Owen Stewart’s bands: Electric Candlelight, Ruby the Hatchet, Kensington Clearwater Revival... the list goes on.
He's long been a singer in bands, sure—a crucial singer, if you ask his bandmates or audience. But after some encouragement—from them, and from Dan Auerbach (Black Keys, Keep It Hid, etc., etc.), who reached out to Owen after seeing an Electric Candlelight video in 2019—Owen leaned inward, brought his buds together, and busted out a few of his own tunes about aging, alien encounters, jailbreaks, sailors returning from home from the sea, and confronting the naysayers.
Done and Dusted is a freewheeling ride through some seriously soulful grooves. Unexpected and nourishing. Loose and tight. This album is dangerous, selfless, and essential. Your dad’s gonna love it, your sister’s gonna say “holy shit,” your nephew’s gonna steal it from the record shop, and your mom is gonna be proud. Now ‘scuse me as I go flip it over again, time for another round.”
- Sean Corbett, Editor, Sometimes Magazine
https://www.owenstewartmusic.com/
Nik Greeley
Nik Greeley is a singer, songwriter, actor, and live performer known for his electrifying stage presence and powerful voice. Based in the Philadelphia area, he is the frontman of Nik Greeley & The Operators, a Philly soul-rock band recognized for their high-energy performances.
Blending influences from classic soul, funk, and rock, Greeley has built a reputation as a dynamic frontman, often drawing comparisons to legendary performers like James Brown, Joe Cocker, and Jim Morrison. With Nik Greeley & The Operators, he has shared stages with respected artists such as George Clinton & Parliament Funkadelic, Robert Randolph, Shuggie Otis, Bernie Worrell, Gene Ween (of Ween), Fishbone, Andy Frasco, Pigeons Playing Ping Pong, Rebirth Brass Band, Rusted Root and many more….
In addition to his music career, Greeley is a member of SAG-AFTRA and is pursuing opportunities in film and television acting. His on-screen credits include the Netflix series Orange Is the New Black, as well as appearances on Law & Order, Abbott Elementary, and Tires . His background in live performance and theater contributes to a natural on-camera presence and strong character work.
Beyond the stage and screen, Greeley also works professionally performing as a wedding singer/MC and DJ, bringing the same charisma and showmanship that define his concerts to private events and celebrations.
With roots in theater and a lifelong passion for performing, Nik Greeley continues to expand his career across music, acting, and live entertainment, building a reputation as a versatile performer whose energy and authenticity captivate audiences both on stage and on screen.
Sug Daniels
Sug Daniels is a Delaware born, Philadelphia based, singer-songwriter, ukulele player and storyteller who is using the tools around her to capture the emotions of an era. Daniels’ work is as colorful, vulnerable, and charismatic as her personality. She thoughtfully combines elements of folk, rock, and soul alternatives to create personal and tender music interlaced with messages of truth and positive change.
Her single release with Don Giovanni Records “When I’m Gone” garnished well deserved attention from local and regional radio and venues and opened new paths. After years of touring with The Black Opry, playing official showcases in SXSW 2022, and supporting acts such as The Indigo Girls, Sarah Shook & The Disarmers, Molly Tuttle, and Buffalo Nichols, Daniels finished her debut studio album “I Believe In You” released September 2025.
Roberta Faceplant
Roberta Faceplant is a honky tonk hurricane from Philadelphia. Safely in the middle of a Venn diagram where kitsch meets bitch, the five-piece Outlaw Americana band has been called “a cowpunk miracle” and been compared to “Southern Culture on the Skids fronted by Laura Bell Bundy.” It’s Country, but you can hear the city.
Raucous guitars, a driving rhythm section, and the raw, powerful, and soulful vocals of frontwoman Katie Feeney make Roberta Faceplant a five-fingered fist of Country grit. Lyrically, Feeney and the band pull no punches, tackling current events with tongue in cheek humor and rage. Peppered with Bob Seger-style working-man themes and a dose of Southern Rock, the band still holds tight to the true spirit of country music - three chords and the truth.
Over the last year, Roberta Faceplant has performed at venues such as Johnny Brenda’s (Philadelphia), Ardmore Music Hall (Ardmore, PA), Skinny Dennis (Brooklyn, NY), and at events like Baby’s First Rodeo in Philadelphia, PA, while opening for artists like Low Cut Connie, Emily Nenni, Dylan Earl, Hannah Juanita, Olivia Ellen Lloyd, Rebecca Porter, and more. The band was named “Best Band” by Delaware Public Media in 2025 and their last two EPs received radio play on stations like KOOP 91.7 FM and KLKT 107.9 FM in Texas; NOLA County Radio in New Orleans; and WXPN 88.5 in Philadelphia.
Roberta Faceplant released their second six-song EP, Brisket & Cigarettes, on September 26, 2025, and is currently working on their first full length album.
https://www.robertafaceplant.com/
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By Car or By Train
The East Falls Train Station is a short walk from the Fallser Club. Parking in East Falls is no problem! There is ample free on-street parking near the East Falls train station driveway at 3610 Midvale Ave and a paid municipal lot three blocks away at 4100 Ridge Ave. Midvale Ave and Ridge Ave are both well-lit!
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