Cowboy Princess Brigade

Some bands blur genres. Cowboy Princess Brigade turns them into a full performance language. The Cleveland-based “glam-mericana-soul” ensemble has quickly become one of the city’s most distinctive emerging live acts, blending Americana, soul, folk, jazz, bluegrass, and rock into shows built around movement, improvisation, and theatrical energy. Formed in 2024 through connections in Cleveland’s local jam scene, the six-piece group is led by vocalist and ukulele player Ruby Rose Weston alongside Nate Bocchicchio (guitar and violin), Joshua Tucker (keys), Jon Cox (trombone), Freddy Hill (bass), and Jeremy McCabe (drums). Their early releases — Rolling Up Silver, Nuggets of Gold, and the recent EP Brass Tax — established the band’s evolving sound while helping them build momentum across Northeast Ohio.

C Critics and local outlets have described their sound as “glam-mericana,” pointing to the band’s ability to merge classic roots traditions with soul grooves, horns, strings, improvisation, and a visually playful stage presence. No two performances are exactly alike.

At The Sixty6, expect a set filled with layered instrumentation, vocal harmonies, and spontaneous moments that pull the audience directly into the experience. Their performances feel communal, loose, and alive — part dance party, part roots revival, part Cleveland creative gathering.

Free admission, no tickets required.

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