We welcome Spruce Street native Bobby Ford and Hunter Pebbles to Station 900 at the Midwestern.  

Live at the Midwestern! Marquise Knox Born St. Louis,  Mo, Marquise hails from a musical family deeply rooted in the Blues. He  learned how to play guitar from his grandmother Lillie. He also played with his uncle Clifford, who was a major influence in Marquise's life. For Marquise, Blues is his heritage and  way of life. He… Continue reading →

Bobby Ford and his band play opening day at the midwestern! Live at the Station at 900 spruce!   Courtesy Bobby Ford: Singer/Songwriter out of St. Louis, MO. Going on a long journey to reach my dreams and become St. Louis' Country artist.http://www.youtube.com/user/BobbaLe

Live at the Station! In a few short years, Al Holiday & The East Side Rhythm Band have built their reputation as the hard-hitting, world-class, force-of-Soul-and-R-&-B-nature beyond comparison. People everywhere have done more than just take notice as this young-blooded crew has brought their searing, raw performances to stages from their hometown St. Louis, across… Continue reading →

Live at the Station! The Bottoms Up Blues Gang features vocalist Kari Liston and guitarist Jeremy Segel-Moss with a gang of outstanding St. Louis musicians.  For almost 15 years, The BUBG has toured the country performing a wide range of originals and covers in the styles of acoustic blues, soul, and jazz.  Born and raised… Continue reading →

Back again at the Station! Big Mike and the Blu City All Stars Live at 900 Spruce! Michael “Big Mike” Aguirre has been a champion of the St. Louis music… Continue reading →

Live at the Station! The Scandaleros are a multi-genre quintet from St. Louis Missouri formed in 2009. Their unique sound and high energy shows reflect genre bending influences and combines… Continue reading →

Live at the Station! - Cherokee Moon Cherokee Moon is led by Nashville native and St. Louis local, Hal Pascale. Supported by the tasteful experimental harmonics and rhythms of lead guitarist… Continue reading →