MVL (R&B,POP,FUNK)


MVL was born & raised in Indianapolis, Indiana. She sings self-written songs in genres of Pop, R&B, Funk, Soul, Hip Hop and Rock. MVL frequently performs through-out the city of Indianapolis, primarily at Spin Nightclub in the entertainment mecca of the city, Broad Ripple Village. MVL's music is often empowering to women and has been known to impress even the biggest anti-pop critic. She is a breath of fresh air in a city where Pop/R&B acts often go un-recognized. Inspired by Pop icons such as Madonna, Janet Jackson, Britney Spears and Pink, MVL aspires to continue to write and sing "real" music for the "real" audience!

Mic Sol (Hip Hop)

Freeze (Hip Hop)


At age 16 "Freeze" formed a rap crew name U.L.H. Born in Johnson County Freeze moved to the southside of Indianapolis at age 18 where he begen his lyrical journey by freestyle battling against other mc's at clubs and venues. Raised in a lower/middle class family with strong political beliefs the jail system got a hold of freeze. Freeze now focuses his energy on music and has found another outlet for expression. Rhymfest and Bhype, just to name a few are some of the opponents that Freeze has battled in competition. Victory was attained against those opponents and thats how Freeze earned his respect from the local hip hop community in Indianapolis. Freeze has opened up for acts such as Rhazel, Non Phixion, De La Soul, Black Sheep, Heiroglyphics, O.C., Boom Bap Project, Casual, Royce Tha 5"9, Esham and many other big names. Collaborations include The Hit Squad who has done production for artists such as Omarion, Justin Timberlake, Lupe Fiasco, Trina. Freeze also worked with.. Moe Z. who did production for tupac shakur. Freeze feels music today is anti-established and although has content has meaning he still likes club bangers. Freeze represents and is affiliated with Concrete Beats and 31 South.

Ace One (Hip Hop)

WhoIsLouis (Hip Hop)



Food & Drink Specials:
$2 All Import Bottles
$2 Burger w/ One Free Pub Pickle
$5 Cover

MICHAEL KELSEY cannot be limited to a simple description. When you listen to his music and see him perform live you're witnessing more than a just another singer-songwriter. You're watching a rhythmic, inspired guitarist and performance artist who brews soul, funk and even a little bit of the blues into a guitar festival of organic sound. Multi-instrumentalist Kelsey has been known to blend many musical genres with fervour and grace. When he hits the stage to perform, he plays every inch of his guitar and makes it sing, soar, pop and ping--by strumming it, pounding it and pulling every part of it or anything else an arm's length or foot kick away. He has created a style that he described best as "progressive-aggressive acoustic guitar," and he has only begun to make a first impression.
Born and raised in Lafayette, Indiana, he began his musical journey weaving in and out of successful area bands as lead guitarist or bassist. Later he opened and ran a thriving recording studio, which after five years he retired in order to enable him to embark freely on his career as a solo artist.

His naturally soulful vocal illuminates carefully chosen lyrics that make his songs shimmer and shine. He plays expressively and manipulates the guitar to create a melodic fusion of alternate tunings and unorthodox hand positions allowing for him to achieve a full sound. The true beauty is in the way the song, the sound and the motion of his music unites. The songs, especially the lush instrumentals, can be reminiscent of the late, great Michael Hedges, but boast Kelsey's personal percussive stamp, exceptional arrangement and deliberate instrumentation.

His live performances are particularly moving. Sometimes he sounds as if he's deftly playing more than one guitar. At a Kelsey show audience members may actually lose themselves in the moment and forget they are listening to one person. They can be tapping their foot one minute, in a deep trance the next, then bursting into laughter.

After performing an opening set for folk artist David Wilcox, David described Kelsey's show as "Cirque Du Soleil on acoustic guitar."

His love of performance extends to his fans, which gain in strength with every show. He'd prefer them not to walk away saying, "Wow, what a great guitarist!" Instead he hopes they go home and paint a picture, write a poem, or make music with whatever is in their top kitchen drawer. He says, "Inspiration is contagious and I like to help get it started."

Kelsey's abilities have enabled him to be noticed by many. A finalist in Guitar Player Magazine's national competition and winner of Guitar Center's "Guitarmageddon," chosen as best unsigned guitarist out of over 3000 entrants nationwide says it all. He has toured nationally with Blind Melon and Dishwalla and has shared the stage with everyone from Adrian Legg to John Wesley Harding.

Drink & Food Specials:
$1 Long Islands
Penny Pitchers of PBR till the band starts
$5 Homemade Cheese Pizzas
$5 Cover

Groovatron Live @ Doc's April 3rd 2008

Groovatron and Tony Z

MC Saprkplug

The Rich Hardesty band performs "Doobie Song" at Doc's:

The Michael Martin Band performing at Doc's Music Hall on February 16, 2008:

The Cory Hill Band performing "What Kind of Lover Do You Want Me to Be?" at Doc's Music Hall on February 16, 2008.