Programme 4: Make the Scene

Tue May 19 at 8:00pm

Cleveland Heights, OH

Event Info

Programme 4: Make the SceneDoors 7 PM | Show 8 PMAll Ages$25+ $3 at door if under 21Coming this Spring & Summer, MAKE THE SCENE with a live Programme 4 presentation featuring a screening of Programme 4 television now with an exclusive preview of all-new programming!From fondue parties to cocktail lounges to art galleries to cinemas to festivals to star studded live variety showcases, Make the Scene is an analog, local broadcast television happening designed to be collectively experienced in person, an immersive, wall-to-wall carpeted presentation that transports you to an aspirational world of tomorrow, today!Make the Scene screenings will include a feature-length video presentation of Programme 4, plus creator Rachel Lichtman, special guest stars, talk show-style Qs, Rhodes pianos, and more. Larger productions will evoke broadcast network upfronts of the 60s and 70s, a surreal sales presentation featuring a cavalcade of stars and the satirical UHF television and AM radio of Golden Sands.The list of luminaries involved in this world of adult kicks is both impressive and expensive looking, and the live showcases will reflect as much: Trace Beaulieu, Frank Conniff, Mitch Easter, Jay Gonzalez (Drive By Truckers), Dana Gould, Juliana Hatfield, Dave Hill, Bill Janovitz (Buffalo Tom), Mikael Jorgensen (Wilco), Dag Juhlin, Josh Kantor, Rich Koz, Jon Langford, Ted Leo, Aimee Mann, Michael McKean, Eugene Mirman, Joel Murray, Patton Oswalt, Michael Penn, Pat Sansone (Wilco), The Sklar Brothers, Michael Spicer, Tammy Faye Starlite, Kelley Stoltz, Jon Wurster & many more!Programme 4 is a switched-on world from the televisionary mind of Rachel Lichtman,currently featuring an hour long broadcast of television, and three installments of the scripted comedy audio series Easy AM 66, a satirical Beautiful Music radio station, the third of which was released as a comedy album in 2024. The new half hour of television will premiere exclusively to live audiences in 2026.Rachel Lichtman is a visual artist, comedy writer, and conjurer of groovy worlds.Her work has featured a cavalcade of notable actors, comics and musicians, and she has produced, directed and written documentaries, live stage shows, full-length music shows, art installations, title sequences and over four billion music videos. She is currently producing more deep-shag Programme 4 magic and figuring out how toinstall those lucite stairs that light up when you walk on them

Tue - May 19, 2026 • 8:00 PMTickets

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Grog Shop

2785 Euclid Heights Boulevard, Cleveland Heights, OH

http://www.grogshop.gs/

(216) 321-5588

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the owner of the grog shop?: The Grog Shop in Cleveland Heights, Ohio, is owned and operated by Kathy Blackman. Since its founding in 1992, Kathy Blackman has been the driving force behind the venue, curating its unique atmosphere and booking diverse acts across multiple genres. Under her leadership, the Grog Shop has become a staple in the Cleveland live music scene, celebrated for its commitment to independent music and local talent. Kathy Blackman's vision has ensured that the Grog Shop remains a welcoming space for both up-and-coming artists and established performers, making it one of the most respected music venues in Northeast Ohio.
What is the capacity of the grog shop in Cleveland, Ohio?: The Grog Shop in Cleveland Heights, Ohio, has a capacity of approximately 300 people. This intimate setting is ideal for concertgoers who want an up-close and personal live music experience. The venue's size allows for excellent sightlines and sound quality, making it a favorite among both fans and performers. Whether you're attending a sold-out show or a local showcase, the Grog Shop's cozy atmosphere fosters a strong connection between artists and audiences. Its manageable capacity also ensures events are energetic but never overwhelming, solidifying its reputation as one of Cleveland's best small concert venues.
Who has played at the Grog Shop?: The Grog Shop has hosted an impressive lineup of both legendary and emerging artists across genres like rock, indie, hip-hop, and punk. Notable performers who have graced the Grog Shop's stage include The Black Keys, Modest Mouse, Kid Cudi, Sleater-Kinney, Vampire Weekend, and MGMT. The venue is also known for supporting local Cleveland bands and up-and-coming acts, making it a launching pad for many musicians. With its diverse programming and commitment to both national and local talent, the Grog Shop remains a must-play venue for artists touring the Midwest.
Where are concerts held in Cleveland, Ohio?: Concerts in Cleveland, Ohio, are held at a variety of acclaimed venues catering to all musical tastes and audience sizes. In addition to the Grog Shop in Cleveland Heights, popular concert locations include the House of Blues Cleveland, Agora Theatre & Ballroom, Beachland Ballroom & Tavern, and Jacobs Pavilion at Nautica. These venues host everything from intimate club shows to large-scale performances by internationally renowned artists. Cleveland's thriving live music scene also features unique spaces like the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and local bars, providing music lovers with countless opportunities to enjoy concerts throughout the city.