What’s On ·Empress Theatre ·Thursday, June 25

The Machine

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EMPRESS MARQUEE CLUB PRESENTS

THE MACHINE

THURSDAY NIGHT LIVE

THURSDAY, JUNE 25
Dinner & Doors at 5:30 PM
Music at 6:30 PM

Get ready for a high-powered night of rock, blues, soul, funk and deep-pocket grooves as
The Machine takes over the Empress Marquee Club!

Led by guitarist and saxophonist Paul Branin and powerhouse vocalist
Jill Dineen, this all-star group brings together four seasoned performers with the experience, chemistry and musical fire to turn every song into something unforgettable.

Paul Branin has performed with legendary artists including Levon Helm and has worked in musical circles connected with
Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, Rick Danko, Garth Hudson and
Orleans.

Jill Dineen brings a commanding, soulful voice shaped by influences including
Aretha Franklin, Tina Turner, Nina Simone, Janis Joplin and
Otis Redding. She has shared stages with artists including
Marcus King, Bob Margolin, Lydia Pense, Albert Cummings, Bob Corritore and
Mac Arnold.

Paul Branin — Guitar & Saxophone
Jill Dineen — Vocals
Mark Johnson — Bass
Wilson Brooks — Drums & Vocals

Wilson Brooks is known for his work with respected Bay Area groups including
JazSynergy and BeaufunK, bringing precision, energy and a deep, danceable pocket to every performance.

Together, these four musicians create a sound that is tight, soulful and explosive. Expect familiar favorites, inspired surprises, smoking guitar, powerful vocals and a rhythm section built to move the room.

Come early and make a full evening of it with dinner, cocktails, beer and wine inside the intimate Empress Marquee Club. You will be close to the stage, surrounded by fellow music lovers and right in the middle of the energy.

ROCK. SOUL. FUNK. BLUES.
One powerful Thursday night at the Empress Marquee Club.

Bring your friends, grab a table and get ready to move!


RESERVE YOUR SEATS

Empress Marquee Club
Downtown Vallejo, California

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Make a night of it: dinner first in the Marquee Club, then the show next door, straight through the connecting doors and never outside. Reserve a table

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