October 17, 2026

Doors: 6:30 PM - Show: 8:00 PM

All Ages

BRINDLEY BROTHERS REUNION + MIKE CLEM (EDDIE FROM OHIO): JAMMIN JAVA 25TH ANNIVERSARY PARTY

with Mike Clem

Jammin' Java

227 Maple Avenue East, Vienna, VA, 22180


Date & Time

Saturday, October 17, 2026

8:00 PM

Location

Jammin' Java

227 Maple Avenue East, Vienna, VA, 22180

This show is part of the Jammin Java/Union Stage Presents 25th anniversary concert series! Join us in celebrating 25 years, and check out our commemorative merch at the Union Stage Presents 25th anniversary Gift Shop!




The Brindley Brothers—led by brothers Luke and Daniel Brindley—earned widespread critical acclaim with their 2004 debut album, Playing With The Light and 2006 album Filled with Fire. Their guitar-driven blend of alt-pop, rock, and Americana drew praise from The Washington Post, which called the album a "magical... near perfect... pop/rock gem," while Paste Magazine named it one of the Top 12 Debut Records of 2004 and Rolling Stone declared, "Fans of Wilco and Gin Blossoms will swoon."


Beyond their music, the brothers have become pillars of the Washington, D.C. music community as the founders of Jammin' Java and Union Stage and operators of five more venues.


After many years, The Brindley Brothers are reuniting for a special one-night-only performance October 17!


Whether you've been listening since the beginning or are discovering them for the first time, don't miss this rare chance to experience the songs that earned them critical acclaim - where it all began - on stage at Jammin Java!



Michael Clem is a Charlottesville-based singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist best known for his 31 years as a founding member of the nationally touring folk-rock band Eddie from Ohio. A seasoned performer with a sharp wit and a gift for storytelling, Clem has built a devoted following through his blend of folk, bluegrass, and roots rock.


“A songwriter, a guitarist and observational comedian… Think Blink-182 with words by Todd Snider and you get an idea of what Clem does within the confines of folk-rock.”

–The Washington Post


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