Sailing Solo AT POINT SAN PABLO HARBOR!
6:30PM - DOORS, FOOD, BAR | 7:30PM SHOW
Marty O’reilly
+ Hannah Mayree
The Sailing Solo at The Knot Club concert series invites artists and band leaders to present an up-close evening of music in our intimate Bay Side venue.
Our onsite restaurant, Sailing Goat, will be open until 8:30PM nextdoor to The Knot Club. Come out extra early to enjoy dinner at the restaurant before the show. Alternatively, Sailing Goat will also be serving up a couple of dinner options that will only be available right at The Knot Club Kitchen starting at 6:30PM.
We have 12 exclusive VIP two person tables available right up front. This ticket for two will also include a special gift from Marty O’Reilly.
LIMITED TICKETS AVAILABLE:
GENERAL ADMISSION - $35
V.I.P. TABLE FOR TWO - $150 (INCLUDES A SIGNED COPY MARTY O’REILLY’S LATEST VINYL RECORD - THE RHINEFARM)
There’s something about Marty O’Reilly’s music that feels like it’s always been here—like an old story being told in a new way. His voice is raw and real, his guitar playing gritty and soulful. It’s music that doesn’t try to be anything other than honest, and that’s exactly why it hits so hard.
He pulls inspiration from the roots of Americana; his sound references folk greats like Woody Guthrie, blues legends like Howlin’ Wolf, gospel pioneers like Sister Rosetta Thorpe, and master storytellers like Tom Waits. It’s a sound that captivates and connects audiences, and leaves them wanting more.
His live shows aren’t just concerts—they’re cathartic experiences. One moment it’s soft and haunting, the next it’s wild and electric. The kind that stay with you long after the lights come up.
Hannah Mayree (they/them) is an artist and musician whose work as a banjoist, multi-instrumentalist, producer and vocalist has been a historic excavation of folk music as well as a window into the future of folk. Hannah has a body of work that highlights original and traditional banjo compositions as well as harmonies through acoustic live vocal looping and involves audiences in community singing.
On the dawn of releasing their second studio album following the 2017, Thoughts of the Night, Hannah’s evolution as a musician has included holding down solo performances as well as duo, trio and full band configurations and highlights both the Black string and tradition as well as innovating between genres, expressing the conditions of our world and sparking change through culturally stewarded experiences they curate for music loving communities.
They founded and creatively direct the Black Banjo Reclamation Project which is currently creating musical, cultural and land-based opportunities for Black, Afro-Diasporic communities around the world to work with the banjo as a tool for reclaiming ancestral wisdom & creating Afro-futures.
