Myke Rock MultiFest! 2-24
MultiFestival presents Myke Rock MultiFest held at Ruby Tuesday (1978 Summit St., Columbus, 614-291-8313) on Friday, February 24th at 10:00pm. A mere $5.00 cover lets you enjoy performances by Bob Sauls, Leo Clarke, Lyle, Beatles On Bass!, Myke Rock, and feature band BEATS! Check out the schedule and artist information below.
Lyle 10:00-10:25
Beatles On Bass 10:30-10:55
Leo Clarke 11:05-11:35
Bob Sauls 11:40-12:10
Myke Rock 12:20-12:50
BEATS 1:00-2:00
He's been very busy lately with his brand new music store "Bob's Guitar Shack" and his new recording studio. But he still finds time to kick your ass! A phenomenal finger-pickin' one-man blues extravaganza, Bob Sauls, with the authenticity of a Delta front porch legend, gives a sonic presentation of Blues, Rockin' Blues and much more!
Simply known as "Lyle", he makes his MultiFestival debut, bringing some flavour only represented by Lyle's individualism. A subtle darkness, a turn of a phrase and the grey strokes on his guitar combine with other not-so-easily definable elements, presenting one seemingly fleeting anomoly after another. But when you see him again, you'll find the story never ends, but continues with twists and turns one never foresees.
LISTEN TO LYLE'S SONG
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Myke Rock wears a lot of hats. He came to prominence as a member of one of the first punk rock bands in Columbus in the late 70's early 80's and later as a gateway to getting Ohioans on the trashy daytime talk-show circuit; but he's always been more interested in local bands than Jerry Springer. He is currently doing a solo set on bass in the MultiFestival Showcase Series. Rock founded the statewide series two years ago and has played in 96 of the events. See what they're saying below. Visit the link for a full bio.
He writes songs about his love for the female foot and where scum comes from and visits strawberry fields in a bizarro world of bass guitar and vocal.
~Excerpt, M-FEST Archive
Seeing a solo set by Myke Rock, who accompanied himself on bass, was the surprise of the fest for me. I was impressed. His set closer, the Beatles "Strawberry Fields Forever", was TERRIFIC! Correctly played parts and all!
~John Petric, The Other Paper, Columbus (Comfest 2004)
I was lucky enough to have caught the MultiFest gig at Fats Billiards a few months ago as I was reminded my friends in The Bogtrodders were also playing. I saw Myke Rock play his set along with a few Beatles tunes on bass and I was Blown away! I'm a huge Beatles fan and also a bass player, what a treat!
~DJ Pug
I was stunned to hear Fender bass and a soulful voice singing a song about where scum comes from. Like a deer caught in headlights, I severely dug his set. I was absolutely amazed. ~I.D. FLUX, Internet
~M-FEST Archive (Compiled from the Internet and The Other Paper)
www.mykerock.multifestival.com

Grandview native Leo Clarke's songs tell really good stories...an original, emotionally compelling mix of acoustic, bluesy, folksy Americana Roots Rock. Clarke frames his songs with sharp pick-and-strum craft.Clarke's CD is a sweet, sweet piece of work -a true solo work- awash in a backporch sensibility that's perfect at coffee cup time or suds bottle time.
~U.A. News -
www.leoclarkemusic.com
Myke Rock's BEATLES ON BASS promises a Must See! for any true Beatles fan! Rock's fabulous four-string salute features the greatest music ever written, recorded and performed, administered in the essentially unique fashion of solo electric bass guitar and vocals! No looping devices or pre-recorded tracks here. Just one man, four strings and expertly arranged chording, blended with traditional bass lines, and strong vocals. The Beatles On Bass! show is crafted with a tremendous love and gargantuan respect for the music that set the entire industry on its ear! The only show of its kind ANYWHERE, Beatles On Bass! is an unparalleled and vibrant homage to the greatest band in the history of Rock-N-Roll! Beatles On Bass!: Come for the music - leave with great memories and a one-of-a-kind experience!!!
Beats makes their MultiFestival debut!








