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Come down to the Firebird Lounge every Tuesday at 9pm for the hottest acoustic open mic around. Hosted by Karl Allweier, any and all types of acoustic music welcome. No cover, come down and play or just have a drink and take it all in. You never know what will happen...
Times-Herald Record Readers' pick for the Best of 2007 in the Hudson Valley: Best restaurant - Maggie's In The Alley / Behind Bodles Opera House - Featuring a Delicious & Diverse menu including Tapas, Marvelous Martini's, reasonably priced wines and wonderful desserts / Hudson Valley's favorite duo: Karen & Dave in their 3rd year at Maggie's having fun, taking requests and performing light jazz - The perfect Wednesday night out! / Call 845-469-tapa(s) for reservations.
The Corner Stage is a great place for live music. Every Wednesday is the Jazz Jam with Freddie Jacobs (trumpet), Robert Kopec (bass), Ernie Colon (drums) & Joe Tranchina (piano). All Musician are welcome to sit-in (no cover - free). For more info call after 7:00 pm Wednesday thru Saturday (845) 342-4804
Bacchus in the center of New Paltz tries a DJ experiment on December 3, 10 and 17 with DJ Wavy Davy and roster of rotating special guests. Expect bossa, breakbeat/rare groove, old school hip hop, reggae, acid jazz and more. Requests taken if the wi-fi is on. Cheap beer, pub food and a hip crowd of musicians and their fans. Dancing allowed and encouraged.
NO COVER! 21+ Please.
A New Paltz Open Mic!
All acts welcome.
A new surprise every week!
Sign up at 10:30!
Times-Herald Record Readers' pick for the Best of 2007 in the Hudson Valley: Best restaurant - Maggie's In The Alley / Behind Bodles Opera House - Featuring a Delicious & Diverse menu including Tapas, Marvelous Martini's, reasonably priced wines and wonderful desserts / Piet Koster & Ron Knittle - a unique duo playing & singing
Jazz Standards from the Great American Songbook.
Hang with your homeys at the homey High Falls Cafe.
Always a fun night spent with Kurt Henry and talented musicians!
7pm-12 midnight Acoustic open mic singer songwriter, blues, acoustic. Great food and Beer. 
The Corner Stage is great place for live music. All musicians are welcome to sit in and play Thursday, Friday & Saturday! There is always a house band and is always no cover. Mike Quick (guitar/vocals), Ben Graef (bass), Ernie Colon (drums) & Richard Turner (Hammond organ). For more info call after 7:00 pm Wednesday thru Saturday (845) 342-4804
Born in Boston, Mass., and raised in North Carolina, Bill "Watermelon Slim" Homans has taken his blues all over the USA, Europe, and Southeast Asia. During a career spanning over 30 yrs, Watermelon Slim has played with the late Henry "Sunflower" Vestine of Canned Heat, Bonnie Raitt, Robert Cray, the late John Lee Hooker, and in France with Champion Jack Dupree.
Three Johns and a Katie. No, this is not what you might think. Actually it happens to be the first names of an exciting new New York based band playing "Authentic American Music" for a new generation of country and rock fans. The band's name is taken from an old time amplifier company "Coppersonic". Warm harmonies, feel good melodies and first rate musicianship combined with great songwriting makes Coppersonic a must see (and hear) act. There is no cover for this performance, your geberosity is always appreciated.
Like a big dance floor? Spacious bar? Friendly partyin' folk? Maybe a pool table and endless popcorn is your thing? Come on out and party with the Rockers! We tore the oint down on Nov 23rd! Let's do that again...it was FUN!
Annual Christmas Evening of Music...Special Guests will include the Hudson Valley's favorite musicians.
Come on down to Tin Pan Alley in Upper Red Hook to hear The Real Men, intimate and unplugged, 8:30pm. Playing everything from jazz to blues to funk, original music and all your favorites! Featuring Karl Allweier-guitar, Alfred Sire-bass, and Phil Nestor-percussion. Don't miss it!
Come to La Puerta Azul and enjoy a great meal in a beautiful setting. Or just come in for drinks, hang at the bar and enjoy some great live music.
Formed in the late 1950s at the beginning of the American folk music renaissance, The Highwaymen appeared on The Ed Sullivan Show and had several hits, including: Big Rock Candy Mountain, All My Trials and, of course, the 1961 #1 hit single MICHAEL, ROW THE BOAT ASHORE.
LNB is heading south to Brewster to party it up with the folks at the Roadhouse Bar & Grill. Be sure to c'mon out to the Roadhouse - It's the only way to attend the party of the evening!
Gary Schwartz & Friends presents ANTS: A New Talent Showcase. Known and unknown musical artists, always with the possibility of special guests. You never know who you might hear...
P.S. The food here is FABULOUS! It's an intimate feeling room with dining area available outdoors during suitable weather. The vibe here is fantastic! - Gary
Phone #: (845) 669 - 8533
This "HIGH ENERGY" Rock and Roll Band will be ready to "Rock" the KELTIC HOUSE in Fishkill New York.
Ahoy, mates! Hoist the Jolly Roger, then Get Pirate and Rock with The Rhodes. 
This is the 3rd (!!) Anniversary of Catskill Cabaradio and we are having a gala dinner and show to raise much needed funds for equipment. Admission includes dinner and the show: $15 per person, $10 seniors and teens; Under 12: FREE
DINNER: 6:00pm
SHOWTIME: 7:00pm
Sundad, comprised of father son guitarist, John Eurell Sr. and John Jr., is making their name as one of a new class of acoustic bands whose compositions, live performances, and recordings are filled with beautiful rythems, harmonies, and chord changes.
Their first CD, Journey To Eternity, earned the trio, nominations for 2005 "Best New Artist" and "Best Acoustic Instrumental Album" at New Age Reporter (NAR) and their new release, The Journey Continues, soars to new musical heights. The Journey Continues hit the world radio charts at #3 in June 2008 and was #5 for July 2008. This will be a wonderful night of great music. There is no cover, your generosity is always appreciated. Dockside is located just 3.8 miles off the Bryant Pond Road exit of the Taconic Parkway.
Doors open 7:00 pm
Music Begins at 7:30
$10.00 Includes Refreshments
Your Hosts
Nannyhagen Creek 
Eight great musicians in an intimate setting. A true songwriters round in the geometrical sense. The audience sits around the musicians, never more than a few feet away. The musicians are among the area's best and the atmosphere is unique in the Northeast.
The 2008 Holiday Concert will include a variety of seasonal, sacred, Hanukkah, spiritual, and novelty selections, including familiar favorites such as “Silver Bells”, “Oh Come, Oh Come, Emmanuel”, “O Holy Night”, “Christmas Time is Here”, “Grown Up Christmas List”, and “(Variations on) Jingle Bells”. A performance of “Away in a Manger” will be sung with guest artists, the Arlington District Select Chor-Us, directed by Mrs. Kathy Healy. The ADSC is the ‘public relations’ ensemble for the Arlington Central School District, and the group’s motto is “The joy of singing through community service”.
Always a good time...like being in your living room...but better! Project Mercury will brew up a setlist with "old friends," "new adventures" and a holiday song or two, dressed up in harmony, guitars, violin, cello. Starving Artist will brew up the good eats & beverages.
The Corner Stage is great place for live music. All musicians are welcome to sit in and play Thursday, Friday & Saturday! There is always a house band and is always no cover. Mike Quick (guitar/vocals), Ben Graef (bass), Ernie Colon (drums) & Richard Turner (Hammond organ). For more info call after 7:00 pm Wednesday thru Saturday (845) 342-4804
One of the country's best boogie-woogie bar bands in their heyday in the early to mid '70s, COMMANDER CODY specializes in a revved-up, full tilt assortment of Western swing, country and rockabilly music (Hot Rod Lincoln; Smoke, Smoke Smoke; etc). Today, the Commander continues to balance his arts among painting, music and mastery of the good-time, get-down-and-boogy school of live performance. Come on in and watch our roof get raised, as Commander Cody lands here once again!
Featuring:
Tim Armacost-saxophones and flute
Tani Tabbal-drums
Ira Coleman-bass
Ray Spiegel-tabla and vibes
this saturday night hot off a happnin wk end in NYC JOE MEDWICK'S MEMPHIS SOUL returns to the STARR place and the STARR lounge with a scorching set up of soul GIANTS including ROSS RICE (AL GREEN, ISAAC HAYES) from MEMPHIS on keys, PETER BUETTNER (FUTU FUTU, PRAHNA) from WOODSTOCK on horns and jumpin JOE on drums and soul singin PLUS ALWAYS special musical guests and sensational supermodels!
The Real Men will be doing a full on electric performance at The Firebird Lounge saturday, December 13th at 10:00pm. Everything from rock to funk and all points in between, Original music, as well classics ranging from Jeff Beck to Jimi Hendrix to James Brown. Featuring Karl Allweier- guitar, Jon Coghill- bass, and T. Xiques- drums. Don't miss it!
Times-Herald Record Readers' pick for the Best of 2007 in the Hudson Valley: Best restaurant - Maggie's In The Alley / Behind Bodles Opera House - Featuring a Delicious & Diverse menu including Tapas, Marvelous Martini's, reasonably priced wines and wonderful desserts - Jazz vocalist / upright bassist Steve Kaiser featuring Kevin Golden and Friends. The music is sweet, acoustic and always swingin'. / Call 845-469-tapa(s) for reservations.
The Cafe Mezzaluna. Where the best food, art and entertainment meet in a space brimming with culture, earthly delights, and much more! 
Holiday acoustic performance! 
A great place to bring the family on a Sunday afternoon! Do some holiday shopping (our new cd makes a great gift!), enjoy browsing, or just sit back and enjoy some Cappuccino while listening to fun music from a great local band!
The a capella septet performs songs from all the seasons in its annual concert. The members are Eric Erickson, Ellen Reitemeyer, Miriam Berg, Alan McKnight, Susan Phillips, Craig Balmer and Kate West. Call 845-679-9160 for more information.
Kairos will present its annual Lessons & Carols service at Holy Cross Monastery. The service will include seasonal sacred music from the Renaissance to the present and will be interspersed with readings from the Old and New Testaments. The service is free to the public and free-will offerings will be collected for a local Hudson Valley charitable organization. Come join Kairos for a truly spiritual and inspirational afternoon and start your Christmas season off right! A holiday reception will follow the service.
The 2008 Holiday Concert will include a variety of seasonal, sacred, Hanukkah, spiritual, and novelty selections, including familiar favorites such as “Silver Bells”, “Oh Come, Oh Come, Emmanuel”, “O Holy Night”, “Christmas Time is Here”, “Grown Up Christmas List”, and “(Variations on) Jingle Bells”. A performance of “Away in a Manger” will be sung with guest artists, the Arlington District Select Chor-Us, directed by Mrs. Kathy Healy. The ADSC is the ‘public relations’ ensemble for the Arlington Central School District, and the group’s motto is “The joy of singing through community service”.
Tonight, we'll be featuring -- O.K., STOP THE PRESSES ! ! ! !
From her albums you can tell that Cheryl is a gifted songwriter with a beautiful voice. But, if your idea of a folk singer/songwriter concert is a bunch of people clapping politely after songs, and then sitting quietly while the performer says things like "This next song is about..." – well, you've never seen a Cheryl Wheeler concert before! Cheryl's concerts are more like what you would find at a comedy club than what you'd expect to find at a folk music concert. She is a natural story teller with a fantastic sense of humor that will have you rolling in the aisles. She might then just as naturally sing a song that leaves you wiping tears from your eyes. Her entire concert is like that emotional roller coaster we call life.
The L.A. Times called her "Will Rogers with a guitar"; reviewers across the country have praised her for her singular song writing talent, as well as her richly expressive voice and hilariously sharp wit.