Myles of Mark Aaron James

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Hey,

Just a heads up, my "Undercover" show is still on hiatus until the World Cup is finished.

Such are the perils of performing at an Irish pub.

That said, I have an important show coming up. Rockwood Music Hall has given me a set on a Friday night, July 7th, prime real estate if you will. It's the earliest set however at 7 PM ...
please come greet the weekend with some MAJ Music on Friday the 7th at 7.

Rockwood in on Allan St (First Ave), between Houston and
Stanton. It's right next door to the construction site.

Guitar virtuoso Myles Aubry will be joining me again. Hope you can make it.

MAJ

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