Music by Michael Ubaldini
Bogart's Coffee HouseOcean Avenue, Los Angeles 90740
Michael Ubaldini plays a solo show at Bogart’s Coffee House, bringing what the listing calls the music and songs of the Outlaws of Folk. Expect an evening centered on his own songwriting, with material framed around real-life experience, society, social struggles, love, rebellion and satire. The billed format is Ubaldini alone, rather than a band or a named guest lineup, for a set rooted in his outlaw folk and rock and roll approach.
Ubaldini is described as an outlaw folk and rock and roll singer-songwriter with a cause. Journalists and fans call him “The Rock n Roll Poet,” a tag that points directly to the subject matter emphasized in the listing: songs engaging with social concerns alongside love, rebellion and satire. The event information presents Outlaws of Folk as the musical banner for this solo appearance, with Ubaldini bringing its songs to the room himself. No hometown, collaborators, or specific review quotations beyond that “Rock n Roll Poet” description are given in the available information.
Bogart's Coffee House is a basement club at 905 Ocean Avenue in Seal Beach where live music happens in the evenings. The room holds a small crowd, with audience members sitting on wooden stools close to the stage. Shows start around 6 PM and run through 8 PM, featuring acoustic sets from Americana, blues, folk, and jazz artists. There's a bar with drinks available, and the atmosphere is relaxed; people listen to the music and talk between songs. The venue has a long-standing tradition of intimate performances, drawing locals who appreciate authentic, soulful music in a familiar, unpretentious setting.