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Red Bicycle Bistro & Sushi

Walk into our New Dining Room Red Bicycle Bistro & Sushi offers good food at a great price and a Large Selection of Micro Brews on Tap, Bottle Beers & Cocktails. Full Food Menu is Available in the Bar. Free Wireless Internet Access throughout.
- Sushi Menu
- OPEN FOR BREAKFAST SATURDAY & SUNDAY at 8am
- LIVE MUSIC FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS. Complete Schedule Here
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The Red Bicycle has a New Menu. Click on the links below and see what is New!

New Appitizers and Entree Menu
New Sushi Bar Menu



Announcements

DARYL REDEKER AND EVA TREE


Daryl Redecker has opened and shared the stage with Phoebe Snow, Cheech and Chong, John Denver, Taj Mahal, and The New Riders of the Purple Sage. He has performed with Danny O’Keeff, Chris Leighton (percussion of the Laura Love band), and his sister Renee'. For 15 years, Daryl and Renee produced 9 albums (1975 thru 1986). All of the albums received air play. We charted in Seattle and were number one for three weeks in Spokane, and throughout the Northwest (Idaho, Oregon and Montana). Daryl has performed solo and as "RedPerl" with Sarah Perlman (Violinist) and has received Kudos from Newsweek and the Wall Street Journal regarding a children’s interactive CD.

Canadian singer-songwriter, Eva Tree (Ay-vah), has just released her second full length CD, Sail Away. She has been compared to other pared down confessional singers like Mindy Smith, Natalie Merchant, and Kasey Chambers. Eva Tree hearkens from the same deep mountain woods of British Columbia as The Be Good Tanyas. She often crossed musical paths with Sam Parton and Frazey Ford (of The BGT's) as she honed her music at tree planting camps, living roots and open mics throughout Canada.



Event occurs on 07/03/2009 from 07:00 PM to 09:00 PM.


The Spotlights


These guys have performed for years on the Island in this band and many other bands before that, so many people will enjoy the great dancing atmosphere that they create. Join Danny Cadman, Loren Sinner, Scotty Johnson, Mike Nichols and John Lund for a great night of classic rock & roll. The night before the 4th of July holiday is ALWAYS a great night to get out on the town and party down! Make the Red Bike your first and last stop! All-ages 'til 11pm! 21+ after that! FREE COVER!


Event occurs on 07/03/2009 from 09:30 PM to .


THE FURY BEAT


Rhythm-oriented pop; a multitude of song styles more-or-less branch out from Soul music (soul, funk, reggae, afro-beat, trip-hop, bossa-nova, etc.)

Instrumentation: Mark sings and plays acoustic and electric guitar, often using an old Akai sequencer as his backing band. The songs are orchestrated using multiple layers of homemade drum samples and an analog synth for basslines. But the main focus is on the voice and the melodies of the songs.

Mark grew up on Vashon Island and started singing rock and folk songs at the age of 19 (started out at an open mic at the Happy Garden Restaurant) and soon formed a band with fellow upstarts Tony Clementi, Kwab Copeland and Josiah Palmer. They were called Grimus, and they started by playing covers of the Clash and the Police along with their nascent attempts at songwriting, but became something of a local sensation for a bit, releasing a couple of cassette albums which still turn up at Granny's Attic on occasion.

But that was the early 90's........after that Mark played in many musical endeavors with many brilliant people including Mike Dumovich, Josh Ayala, and Ron Hook, who was a great role model and guide to him as an artist. Mark moved to Seattle in his late twenties and after immersing himself in city culture and music, he had another burst of creativity. This culminated a body of songs which were composed at the turn of the century which he gave the title of "The Fury Beat" because of his love of the Beat and the furious passion it inspires in people. Mark wanted to make songs that you can move to with lyrics that are sublime and poetic. The bossa nova of Antonio Carlos Jobim was a big influence for him in terms of conveying emotion through pure melody while having an intoxicating rhythm. Mark has never thought of himself as a huge Elvis Costello fan, but he thinks his singing voice owes a lot to him in hindsight. And Mark is a huge fan of many Soul music icons like Curtis Mayfield, Al Green, Bob Marley, James Brown, Fela Kuti.......the list goes on. The work of Radiohead has also been a huge influence on the way Mark thinks about writing.

So after about 8 years of putting his music on hold while he started his masonry business, Mark is bringing The Fury Beat back to the people as a one-man-show. Every time Mark performs will be a little different in terms of the backing music as he plans to regularly remix and rearrange his songs over time. At some point he’ll have a whole drum section backing him up. But for now, it's just Mark.

In the past, some of these songs have been arranged for a large group of players, but for now Mark is opting for giving it a more stripped-down feel and emphasizing the more subtle qualities of playing with an electronic setup. Mark is interested in the use of sampled sound to create a large pallet of musical imagery and mood, which he wants to explore even more. All-Ages FREE COVER!

Event occurs on 07/05/2009 from 07:30 PM to .


MARCH TWISDALE'S SUMMER NIGHTS OF DANCE


Think you need to go to Seattle for a great night of Swing Dancing? Guess again! The Red Bike is really excited to bring Swing Dance DJ Terry West all the way from Puyallup to co-host a Swing Dance along with local dance instructor, March Twisdale!

Skip the ferry and hassle of the city and enjoy the nightlife in downtown Vashon! You can even skip the "cover fee" because here on your island it's FREE! And, for all of you dreamers and future "stars" of the dance floor - there will be a FREE Dance Lesson from 7-8pm! Then from 8pm until 10pm, it's a full-on Swing Dance!! It's not that hard - you just have to get up and give it a try! Need some extra confidence? Bring along a bunch of friends and learn together! March's lessons focus on Fun and Easy Learning.

Terry “Wild Wild” West is a musically inclined, athletic and spiritual individual whose main interest is to create the opportunity for others to enrich their lives through the recreation of dancing. He has performed this work for the last 20 years as a dance instructor, DJ, and a major promoter of West Coast Swing in the Seattle area. He has provided Seattle area swing dancers with weekly West Coast Swing classes and dances as well as weekend workshops featuring the country’s top professionals for the past 20 years.

Terry is recognized as one of the top West Coast Swing DJ’s in the nation. He has been the primary DJ for the Seattle Swing Dance Club and Seattle’s Easter Swing Convention for many years and has been on the DJ Staff for the US Open and Phoenix Swing Conventions. In 2007 he was inducted into the Swing DJ Hall of Fame.

Calling all dancers….we’re looking to fill the dance floor and have some fun, even if you don’t dance….it’ll be a lot of fun to watch!

Hope to see you there!


Event occurs on 07/09/2009 from 07:00 PM to .


DJ DANCE NIGHT WITH OUR TOP 40 DJ


.....it'll be time to dance the night away to the dance beats with our very own top 40 dance DJ! Come on in and shake it on the dance floor until closing time....make your requests and they'll try to play what YOU want to hear.


Event occurs on 07/09/2009 from 10:00 PM to .


KARAOKE!


Singing karaoke for the first time in public may be one of the scariest moments of your life, but many people have discovered that it becomes easier over time. The fear and anxiety of singing in public is often replaced by the feeling of acceptance and appreciation by an attentive audience....you'll never know unless you try! 21+ Free cover!


Event occurs on 07/10/2009 from 09:30 PM to .


DUDLY TAFT BLUES OVERKILL


Dudley Taft grew up in a country called the "Midwest", where he learned the values of friendship, roots blues, rock 'n' roll and a good ear of corn. Local guitar hero Rob Swaynie in Indianapolis taught Dudley the value of music theory interspersed with B.B King, Led Zeppelin and ZZ Top riffs. Taking his newfound skills with him, he founded the band “Space Antelope” with friend Trey Anastasio (of Phish Fame) in high school. Dudley moved to Seattle in the summer of 1990, joining the Seattle band “Sweet Water”. After touring the states with “Monster Magnet”, “Candlebox” and “Alice in Chains”, and recording two albums for Atlantic he left the band to resurrect “Second Coming”. More touring followed with an album on Capitol records and a taste of success thanks to the single “Vintage Eyes” which made it to #10 on the Rock Radio charts. Older and wiser, Dudley has now turned his attention back to the roots of the music that inspired him to pick up the guitar. Dudley is also member of the KZOK band Spike and the Impalers.

Evan Sheeley is one of Seattle’s legendary bassists, having played, recorded and toured with TKO, Q5, and Randy Hansen, among others. A friend of Dudley’s since the early nineties from Seattle Music, Evan is now the owner and operator of Bass Northwest, which has been selling top-end bass gear is Seattle for fifteen years. Evan brings his musical tastes to the songlist as well, with some Hendrix, Jeff Beck Group, Bluesbreakers and more.

Scott Vogel is the type of drummer that never drops a beat. Unassuming and humble, he sometimes scares even himself with his hard-hitting bombastic grooves. While beating around Seattle, Scott recorded for Virgin records with “Reverend” and toured the world (ok, Korea). He is the foundation of Blues Overkill, skillfully moving from shuffle to swing to straight-ahead rock beats. 21+ FREE COVER!


Event occurs on 07/11/2009 from 09:30 PM to .


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