Band Brûlée

Sunday, May 10 at Windridge Vineyards in Darnestown (2:00-5:00) 

Join us for the annual Mother's day celebration at the gorgeous Windridge on their hill with the sunset view.  We'll be playing as a full quartet with Jacob on bass and Chris on drums.  Windridge is about a 35 minute drive from where we live in Northwest DC, and Lou recommends ordering Inferno pizza for a pickup on your way home after the music.  Mother's day at Windridge is always PACKED, so make a reservation if you plan to go, and tell them that you want to sit near the band.  And depending on your life situation, the following information might seem like either good or bad news: Windridge is now 21 and over.

Sunday, June 7 at BabyCat Brewery in Kensington (1:00-4:00) 

Friday, July 17 at Robin Hill Vineyards (5:30-8:30)

Saturday, July 25 at Urban Winery in Silver Spring (7:00) 

Friday, August 28 at Robin Hill Vineyards (5:30-8:30)

Wednesday, September 9: Jazz on the Lawn Series at the Riversdale House Museum (7:00-8:00) 

Longtime FOB's (friends of Brulee) know that this summer jazz series is a big part of our band history.  With the bad luck they've had with thunderstorms on July and August nights, the series was paused last year, but now it's back!  And in the hope of better weather, they're doing a few dates in May and June, and then two dates in September.  We're so excited to be invited back, and we love looking out at that big crowd on the huge lawn among the trees.  So come out and be a part of it!

Thursday, September 17 at Windridge Vineyards in Darnestown (5:00-8:00) 

It's hard to beat a sunset at Windridge, so come join us for this perfectly timed early fall evening.

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We also love playing private parties, which is a great way to introduce our music to people who wouldn't hear us otherwise.  So if you'd like to host Brulee in your living room, backyard, office, Jacuzzi greenhouse, kitchen, yacht, private jet, safari tent, treehouse, basement, private South Pacific atoll, or Neapolitan pizzeria, just let us know.  Lou loved playing through his little 1957 Fender Harvard Amp that's not powerful enough for most gigs, but it sounds gorgeous in a living room.  If you want to provide the living room and a small audience, we'd love to come over with the Harvard and play for you.