The Trolley Stoppers are four guys who are passionate about singing a cappella. No musical genre is off-limits for us. We do a little barbershop and a little doo-wop; some music from recent years and some from fifty or a hundred years ago. The Beatles, Billy Joel, and Tears for Fears are all in our repertoire. Some of our songs are commercially-available arrangements, and some we have arranged ourselves. Who knows what we might sing next? We’ll try anything, as long as it has a good tune, appealing harmonies, interesting lyrics—and we enjoy singing it. We have sung in various coffee houses in the area and at numerous community events. One frequent venue is Hobbs Coffee, by the tracks in Swarthmore, PA. The Trolley Stoppers got together in the fall of 2008 when Jeff, Bob, and George (who had sung together previously) found a fourth member (Wayne) to complete the group. We loved...

Facedown is the ultimate posture of worship! Our mission is simple…to glorify and worship God through music. We are real people with a real story of hope and redemption. Music is the vehicle we use to worship Jesus. Our hope is that you will feel encouraged in your walk of faith. Jesus has been stirring our hearts to do more mission work. We long to lead people to a real encounter with Jesus Christ. Our prayer is that you leaved changed as a result of encountering God through music. ​We play all kinds of events and venues. We play at coffeehouses, churches, youth, family and ladies retreats, conferences, festivals, shelters and addiction recovery groups. We consider it a great privilege to be able to minister the Word of God through music. We hope we get to worship our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ with you sometime soon! Dana Isles and Facedown have been ministering as a band for...

As ministers of music and worship, Paul and Mary Good are a husband & wife missionary duo using Christian music ministry to connect with local churches and communities through song, prayer, and worship.  They proclaim God’s kingdom through today’s stories of grace, mercy, and love.  Their music style is Country with the influence of Bluegrass, Southern Gospel, and Contemporary Praise and Worship. See more about them at www.pmgharmony.com     Contact information is: Email: paul@pmgharmony.com Phone: 267-377-5651 Website: www.pmgharmony.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/pmgharmony  

The Small Town Cowboys is a new band who first came together to record original music by Bob Fournier for his 2017 CD, “Bohemian Blues.”  Their crush zone of ideas has led to a highly creative musical environment.  The dynamic guitar playing of Phil Romeo and inventive bass playing of Gabriel Esposito join with the compassionate lyrics of Bob Fournier.  The three join voices in strong three-part harmony. Small Town Cowboy’s bold instrumentation on the rock side is complimented on the folk side by brilliant mandolin player, Bryce Milano and sensitive harmonica player, Chris Jeye. Together, these five musicians transform diverse musical traditions into a unique musical melting pot. Bob Fournier would like to invite anyone to Bob’s Deck Fest 2017 on August 26th at his home on 110 Foster Avenue in Upper Darby. The start time is 6:00 pm. There...

Don Baragiano combines ancient Middle Eastern scales & rhythms with American rock, jazz and classical music. Don studied music theory in high school and attended the University of Cincinnati’s College Conservatory of Music. In the 1970/80s, he was an Audio Engineer at Northern Ky University & at the Ministry of Finance in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Don’s long-time love of world music was solidified when he was invited to a private audience/master class with HRM King Faud’s master musician, Hamzah Mohammed Al-Bashir. In 2012 & 2013, Don was selected to compete in the Aaron Copland Foundation’s “American Composer” series. “I’m honored to be included in this group of highly talented and respected world renown artists. It’s gratifying for a foundation of this caliber to accept my original music.” Hejira evolved from...

For Nancy Huebner, it’s all about healing. Whether she has a stethoscope in her ears, or a piano at her fingertips, her heart is in tune with all the ways healing can happen: laughter, introspection, sharing stories, cathartic tears. Her passion is writing and performing original songs that run the gamut from Broadway-style patter to pop/folk/jazz to melodic ballads. A native Philadelphian, she started playing piano at the age of seven and later studied vocal performance at Temple University. Nancy is a registered nurse and is currently working on a musical project about healthcare. She is thrilled to be playing at Our Community Cup Coffeehouse!!