Event Information

Jon Savage and the Classic Rockers with Ghost of the Mill at 118 North

Sunday, November 8, 2026

Doors @ 5:30 PM | Show @ 7:30 PM

21+ Unless Accompanied by Parent or Legal Guardian

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After securing your tickets, we encourage you to MAKE A DINNER RESERVATION so you can ensure having a seat at one of our limited tables to enjoy a meal and have a home base during the show.

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About 118 North

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About Jon Savage and the Classic Rockers

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Jonathan Savage, has been performing throughout the Philadelphia region, in a variety of band formats and venues since 2011. He is a self-taught vocalist, guitarist, and singer-songwriter, and a veteran performer of many regional and local festivals, throughout the Philadelphia, Bucks County, and central New Jersey region. Some of the venues Jonathan has performed at include World Café Live, the Fillmore, Penn Treaty Park, Chestnut Hill, and other high profile locations in the metro area.

Jonathan has released three original albums, entitled “Who I Am” in 2017, “I’m Just Saying” in 2019, “Good to Go” in 2022, “Old School” in 2025, and “Choose Hope” in 2025. Mr. Savage recorded his two most recent albums with members of the “Jon Savage & the Classic Rockers” band, and all five albums can be found on Spotify and iTunes.

Mr. Savage has the capability of performing in a wide variety of band formats, including solo performances, duets/trios, small “rock” band, and larger “horn” band formats.

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About Ghost of the Mill

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Ghost Of The Mill is on a mission to resurrect Guitar Rock. Their quest is clear and their formula of Les Pauls & Marshalls, bolstered by a ground-shaking rhythm section is time tested. If it ain't broke, ya know?   

GOTM has quickly built a strong reputation on the Philly rock scene as an original band. Over the few years, they have shared the stage wtih Crack The Sky at the Ardmore Music Hall, Angel, Burning Witches and Liliac at the Sellersville Theater, legendary British Metal Band, Raven, Roxy Blue, and Scotty Austin.  Their quest has taken them from their home base in Philly to the fabled Bitter End in NYC to Atlantic City, Wilmington, Baltimore, and the Lehigh Valley. No stage is too big or too small and they bring it every performance. 

The members of GOTM grew up in the same era and have the same influences from a time when Rock was rawer - when it came directly from the heart - when only the instruments did the talking. Ghost Of The Mill is forging a renaissance of a more genuine musical expression. The band is not trying to sound like anyone else, though the members don't deny their influences rooted deep within their bones. You'll hear it in the band's recordings and witness it onstage during live performances (some ghostly echoes). 

"We feel that there is a place in the music world for the roots and original formulas to be rediscovered. Less is more. Grab your axe, turn it up, let the tubes cook, belt it out from the heart and let the music scream for itself once again. For that's where the pure magic is and forever will be."  

You can find their releases on Spotify and all streaming channels - including their latest single, “You Never Broke Us” , released in April 2026.

You can also catch them playing at the best theaters, clubs and dive bars in the Mid-Atlantic If you get the chance to see them live, don't pass it up. You'll be guaranteed a bone-shaking, ass-kicking blast of a time! 

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