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House Emoji, The Heavy Woolies, The Remotes, Alyssa Cass

House Emoji, The Heavy Woolies, The Remotes, Alyssa Cass

House Emoji, The Heavy Woolies, The Remotes, Alyssa Cass

Molly Malone's Irish Pub575 S Fairfax Ave, Los Angeles 90036

House Emoji, The Heavy Woolies, The Remotes and Alyssa Cass share a four-act bill at Molly Malone’s Irish Pub. The available event information does not provide a theme, release, guest appearance or other special framing for the night. The show takes place in the pub’s separate music room, the Snug, where the focus shifts from the front bar to the stage. The Remotes bring their television-theme repertoire, while Cass presents her work as a singer, songwriter and producer; no further reliable set details are available for House Emoji or The Heavy Woolies.

The Remotes are an Los Angeles band that calls itself “L.A’s only TV theme song tribute band.” Their repertoire runs from The Brady Bunch to The Big Bang Theory, with original mash-ups and interactive games also part of their booking description. Described as a 10-piece orchestra, they have served as official house band for the Daytime Emmy Awards; testimonials call them “incredibly talented and fun musicians” whose audiences leave “smiling and singing.” Los Angeles-based Alyssa Cass is an American recording artist who writes, sings and produces her own music. She describes “New Moves” as an ’80s dance-pop song, and has worked with vocal coach Nick Cooper, whose clients include Beyoncé, Katy Perry and Usher. A performance testimonial praises Cass’s “stage presence, vocal range, and ability to connect with the crowd.”

Molly Malone’s is a family-run Irish pub with a live-music history that includes Flogging Molly, which got its start there. The music room, called the Snug, sits behind the front bar; its walls display portraits of longtime customers and Irish figures. Expect a pub evening with a separate space for the show, a stage, and a bar nearby, where you can order a pint and pub food such as fish and chips. The front room is also a place to talk and have a drink, while the Snug brings the focus to the performers. The pub is on South Fairfax Avenue in Mid-Wilshire, near the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures. Recent listings report live bands on Fridays and Saturdays; check your event details for doors, tickets, and cover charges.

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