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3:00 pm | THE VIBE
Covers, Rock (50's-60's), and Rock (modern). Playing the Music Everyone Loves! | Farmers and Artisans Market
Main Street
Washingtonville, NY See Map |
 GOOD TIME.....GOOD MUSIC.....GOOD VIBE at the Washingtonville Farmers and Artisans Market! Stop by and enjoy some fresh produce and fresh music from The Vibe. Playing a great mix of music from the past 7 decades!
CATCH THE VIBE! |
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3:30 pm | Music in the Woods
with Marji Zintz, Bruce Jay Milner
Acoustic, Contemporary. music you've heard, music you haven't | Rail Trail Café
310 River Road Ext.
New Paltz, NY See Map |
 Join Bruce Jay Milner and Marji Zintz for some sweet music in the woods at the delectable Rail Trail Café. We'll play while you enjoy a humble feast along the Wallkill Valley Rail Trail. Hike there, bike there, or drive there. |
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4:00 pm | Christine & Elliot Spero
Jazz, Latin | Mahwah Public Lirbary
Mahwah, NY See Map |
 Music of the 60's and 70"s Sunday July 25th... **Bring a Lawn Chair**Rain Date August 1st visit us @ wwwichristinesperogroup.com
"As a Duo, Christine and Elliot have enthralled audiences with their passion, musical integrity and diverse repertoire (Christine- piano & vocals /Elliot- world percussion kit /sax) and play a wonderful mix of Pop, Latin, jazz, dance and listening material from writers such as James Taylor, Stevie Wonder, Carole King, Joni Mitchell, Laura Nyro, Beatles,Steely Dan, Roberta Flack, Bill Withers, Burt Bacharach, Sting, Sergio Mendes, Jobim, Brazilian classics, Motown songs and jazz standards."as well as some originals.. Metroland (Albany N.Y.)
Christine Spero is no stranger to the stage. As a teen she recorded with Neil Sedaka and Don Kirschner at RCA Records. Her song "He Wasn't Always That Way" was the USA Songwriting Competition Jazz Category winner and "Caribbean Nights" was one of the finalists. The Christine Spero Group performs her original Nu-Jazz,
https://www.facebook.com/events/356302225852896?re |
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6:00 pm | Concerts in the Vineyard
with Jorma Kaukonen
Blues, Folk/Traditional, and Rock (classic) | City Winery Hudson Valley
23 Factory Street
Montgomery, NY See Map |
 Come watch Jorma Kaukonen perform as part of City Winery's Summer Concerts in the Vineyard Series. Doors open at 12:30pm, with shows starting at 2pm. Extensive precautions, including proof of vaccination or a negative Covid-19 test will be required for entry at all shows. Guests can enjoy delicious wine and locally sourced dining options during the show. Visit our website for more information.
Buy Tickets Here |
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5:00 pm | FREE Concert In The Park, Thunder Ridge
Country, Covers, and Dance | Big Indian Park
8280 NY Rt 28
Big Indian , NY See Map |
Welcome to the gazebo in Big Indian Park! Free music!
Bring your dancing boots and your smiles! |
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Sunday
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7:00 pm | Ossining Summer Concert Series
with The Thornwoods
Rock (classic) | Louis Engel Park
Ossining, NY See Map |
| Enjoy great music along the Hudson River along with a variety of food trucks and local craft beer from Sing Sing Kill Brewery. Summer is back and Ossining is celebrating. |
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Sunday
6:30 pm | King Arthur (Le Roi Arthus)
Classical/Opera, World | Bard College: The Montgomery Place Campus
25 Gardener Way, Annandale-on-Hudson, NY 12504
Annandale-on-Hudson, NY See Map |
 New Production
by Ernest Chausson
The American Symphony Orchestra
Conducted by Leon Botstein
Directed by Louisa Proske
Idealism, treachery, honor, and perfidy collide in this richly lyrical opera by French composer Ernest Chausson. This opulently scored work, which premiered in 1903, lays bare the tragedy of King Arthur’s betrayal at the hands of his queen Guinevere and his trusted knight Lancelot.
Considered one of the finest examples of French romanticism, King Arthur (Le roi Arthus) was composer Chausson’s only opera—his own composing career was tragically cut short by his early death at age 44.
Performed by a stellar cast, helmed by baritone Norman Garrett and mezzo-soprano Sasha Cooke, this production of King Arthur takes us to a world in the midst of upheaval where long-standing codes of honor and loyalty no longer hold sway.
Event Schedule
July 25 at 6:30 pm
July 28 at 2 pm
July 30 at 4 pm
August 1 at 2 pm
Location
Fisher Center, Sosnoff Theater
Tickets and Information |
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Sunday
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7:30 pm | Opening Act
with Mamie Minch | The FALCON
1348 Route 9W
Marlboro, NY See Map |
 The Falcon Main Stage | No Tickets | No Cover | Donations Encouraged | Reservations Recommended
Start times are flexible and subject to change. Enjoy the room, the art, and the vibe, while musicians prepare for performance. We are grateful for your patience.
https://mamieminch.bandcamp.com/album/slow-burn
"Minch may be best known as an erudite, imaginative blues guitarist, but she also has a hauntingly nuanced alto voice and writes in an old-time vernacular that can be raucously funny, or profoundly sad. " -- Lucid Culture, August 2020 |
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9:00 pm | Big Lazy | The FALCON
1348 Route 9W
Marlboro, NY See Map |
 Big Lazy’s Guitar Noir sound can be heard in numerous films/TV series.
"Big Lazy, the elegantly gritty instrumental trio led by the extraordinary guitarist Stephen Ulrich, plays stunningly beautiful music that evokes everything from truckers' romps to the haunting film scores of Bernard Herrmann." -The New Yorker
“Avant twang, Americana noir, garage chamber music,...one thing is undeniable — the vibe is unforgettable.” -Dusty Wright, Culture Catch
“This band has sonic gravitas… just the real sound of a band with chops, intelligence and a sense of humor.” -Sara Willis, Maine Public Broadcasting Network (MPBN)
"The Big Apple Crème de la Crème." -Robert Christgau
http://www.biglazymusic.com/
Big Lazy has flourished for over two decades in New York’s downtown music scene, playing their singular brand of noir and twang from dive bars to the The Whitney Museum of American Art. Big Lazy founder Stephen Ulrich is the composer for the HBO series Bored to Death and the art forgery documentary Art and Craft.
Simultaneously noir and pastoral, gothic and modern, Big Lazy’s music conjures images from big sky country to seedy back rooms with deftness and a cinematic clarity. With sparse instrumentation - electric guitar, acoustic bass and drums - the trio forges American music from archetypes in Blues, Jazz, Surf, and Rockabilly.
Their new album Dear Trouble features NYC luminaries Marc Ribot, Steven Bernstein, Peter Hess (Philip Glass ensemble) and Marlysse Rose Simmons (Miramar). With a nod toward classic guitar instrumentals, the new album captures the essence of the trio’s legendary live shows. |
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10:30 pm | Amy Speace
Singer-Songwriter, Americana | Hootenanny Cafe Mini Concerts
Online and on the radio, NY See Map |
 Heralded by Rolling Stone and Billboard Magazine, Amy Speace’s newest release “There Used To Be Horses Here” has received widespread critical acclaim. Performing Songwriter gave it 5 out of 5 stars and Americana UK writes “a remarkable display of songcraft.” Beautifully uplifting and deeply personal, the album sets Speace’s majestic voice to symphonic arrangements, yet her songwriting remains intimate and emotional. She began her career in the iconic folk venues of New York City where she was discovered by Judy Collins and signed to her Wildflower Records label. Moving to Nashville in 2009, she has become one of Contemporary Folk’s leading voices. In 2020, “Me and the Ghost of Charlemagne” was named International Song of the Year by the Americana Music Association UK. Her songs have been recorded by Judy Collins, Red Molly, Memphis Blues Hall of Famer Sid Selvidge and others. She has also written essays that appeared in The New York Times, American Songwriter, The Blue Rock Review. |
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6:00 pm | Music in the Beer Garden
with Marji Zintz
Acoustic, Contemporary. music you've heard, music you haven't | Colony Woodstock Beer Garden
22 Rock City Road
Woodstock, NY See Map |
 Bring your kids and your dog and your appetite and your mask and your sweetheart and dig the tunes that we will play JUST for you!
Colony Woodstock Beer Garden |
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Wednesday
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7:00 pm | A capella
with The Binghamtonics
Acoustic | BeanRunner Cafe
201 S. Division Street @ Esther
Peekskill, NY See Map |
 As the oldest co-ed acapella group at Binghamton University, the Binghamtonics have been making love to your ears since 1987. Our witty humor, make-you-fall-out-of-your-chair-laughing skits, all-out insane personalities and groundbreaking dance moves set us apart on campus.
From performing pop to alternative rock to blues to hip hop, we spread our electric sound around campus and locally throughout Binghamton. We tour the Northeast annually during our winter tour leading student workshops and showing people what acapella is all about. We're excited to be able to share our passion with all of you, and we hope you enjoy the show!
$10 suggested donation goes directly to the singers.
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Wednesday
6:00 pm | Solo Acoustic-Date Night In Milan
with Frank Migliorelli
Singer-Songwriter, Americana, and Acoustic | Cider Brothers Roadhouse
1215 Route 199
Red Hook, NY See Map |
 Frank will be doing a solo show at the Cider Brothers Roadhouse located on Route 199 in Milan! First solo show in a while, and the Roadhouse is a great place for a few drinks and dinner- Wednesday is also DATE NIGHT at the Roadhouse- so grab your partner and do-si-do down to the CB Roadhouse and break up the mid-week blues....... |
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8:30 pm | Hurley Mountain Highway - HMHBand
Pop/Soft Rock, Rock (classic) | Village of Goshen Summer Concert Series
80 Main Street (Goshen Village Green)
Goshen, NY See Map |
 HMHBand returns to the Goshen Village Summer Concert Series...FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC! Grab your blanket, cooler, friends, and family and come on down for some great HMHBand acoustic-electric "Feel-Good Music" from the '60s and '70s (and beyond)! Relax and enjoy a beautiful sunset and a wonderful night of music among friends...listen, sing, dance, and reminisce! Sunshine only!
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8:30 pm | Acoustic Ossining
with Mike Risko Band
Acoustic, Covers, and Rock (classic) | Market Square
Ossining, NY See Map |
| Acoustic music from local musicians in a great venue in downtown Ossining. Grab some dinner from the local restaurants and enjoy some great live music. Wednesday evenings at Market Square. |
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Thursday
6:30 pm | Genius Mother Mary: A Sonic Retrospective of Mary Lou Williams
World, Multi-genre original | Bard College: The Montgomery Place Campus
25 Gardener Way, Annandale-on-Hudson, NY 12504
Annandale-on-Hudson, NY See Map |
 For over half a century, Mary Lou Williams tirelessly persisted as a talented Black woman in the male-dominated field of jazz. A piano prodigy from the age of three, her profound intellect and artistry countered any doubt in securing her rightful place in the ranks of Duke, Dizzy, Thelonious, Charlie, Miles, and others for whom she wrote, arranged, and played for. Music director Chris Pattishall (whose lauded recording of Williams’s “Zodiac Suite” was released this year) leads this uplifting tribute to the fearless mother of jazz.
Join Dr. Leslie Kernodle, current president of the Society for American Music and Mary Lou Williams scholar, for a pre-concert talk.
BLACK ROOTS SUMMER
Conceived as a platform to create a creative healing space for a troupe of predominantly BIPOC artists, BRS will convene a group of over 20 vocalists, musicians, dancers, and creatives for a two-week residency resulting in three original concerts.
Event Schedule
July 29 at 6:30 pm
Tickets and Information |
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8:15 pm | City of White Plains Presents: Night in the Park
with McLean Avenue Band, Steven Orlofsky
Irish (traditional), Rock (classic), and Blues | Court Street (Between Main St and Martine Ave)
Court Street (between Main St. and Martine Ave.)
White Plains, NY See Map |
 Taking the Irish American music scene by storm, McLean Avenue Band masterfully combines traditional Irish tunes and ballads with elements of rock, pop and R&B.
This event is a part of ArtsWestchester’s Westchester Roots summer concert series, co-presented with the City of White Plains. Westchester Roots is made possible with support from conEdison | Al Fresco, Etain, New York State Council on the Arts, and in partnership with Westchestergov.com.
This ArtsWestchester Folks Arts Program is made possible, in part, by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and the New York State Legislature.
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9:00 pm | Toombs Dixon | Origins of Rock & Roll | The FALCON
1348 Route 9W
Marlboro, NY See Map |
 Jack Petruzzelli and Rich Pagano - both of the world renowned Beatles tribute ensemble THE FAB FAUX - have created a new project performing music from the very origins of Rock and Roll, Juke Joint and Soul Blues, once known as "The Devil’s Music". Listen and dance.
FEATURIING --
Jack Petruzzelli / Guitar, Vocals
https://jackpetruzzelli.com/bio/
Jesse Murphy / Bass
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jesse_Murphy
Rich Pagano / Drums
https://www.richpagano.com/
Jay Collins / Saxes
https://www.jaycollinsband.com/
Peter Yarin / Piano, Keys
http://www.peteryarin.com/
With Will Lee, bassist for the Late Show with David Letterman, and Jimmy Vivino, bandleader for Conan, JACK PETRUZZELLI is a founding member of The Fab Faux, the critically acclaimed, internationally touring Beatles tribute band (that doesn’t dress up).
A seasoned touring and recording musician, Petruzzelli, is a multi-instrumentalist, performer, producer and songwriter who has had the privilege of working with Patti Smith, Ian Hunter, Joan Osborne, Rufus Wainwright and Sara Bareilles, among others.
In the studio, Jack has collaborated with numerous platinum artists, as well as yet unknown sensations. He co-produced Joan Osborne's "Bring It On Home" - 2012 Grammy Nominee for Best Blues Album of the Year - and is co-producing an upcoming album of Bob Dylan covers for Osborne, recorded at his studio in the Pocono mountains of Pennsylvania.
For the last 25 years, RICH PAGANO has made a living as a NYC session drummer, singer and touring musician. His recording, producing and stage credits include, Patti Smith, Rosanne Cash, Robbie Robertson, Ray Davies, Willie Nile, gospel icon Marie Knight, Joan Osborne, Levon Helm, Roger Waters, Mott The Hoople, legend Ian Hunter and The Fab Faux in which he is a founding member and singer/drummer.
Some of the mentioned artists have recorded at his NYC studio, New Calcutta Recordings with Rich as engineer or as producer. Other current endeavors include teaching a class that he created called, The Art of Recording Classic Drums as an adjunct teacher at The Clive Davis Institute of Music at NYU in NYC or at his studio. Management and booking of musicians, artists and events is facilitated through his company Hi-Fidelity Music.
Currently, Rich is in the studio recording his second solo release with his band The Sugar Cane Cups and intermittent touring |
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8:00 pm | Christine & Elliot Spero
Jazz, Latin, and Rock (classic) | Arrowood Farms
Accord, NY See Map |
 Join us for our mix of Pop, Rock, Jazz and Latin. Friday, July 30th 5:00 -8:00 PM Visit us @ www.christinesperogroup.com
As a Duo, Christine and Elliot have enthralled audiences with their passion, musical integrity and diverse repertoire (Christine- piano & vocals /Elliot- world percussion kit /sax) and play a wonderful mix of Latin, jazz, Pop and listening material from writers such as James Taylor, Stevie Wonder, Carole King, Joni Mitchell, Laura Nyro, Beatles,Steely Dan, Roberta Flack, Bill Withers, Burt Bacharach, Sting, Sergio Mendes, Jobim, Brazilian classics, Motown songs and jazz standards."as well as some originals.. Metroland (Albany N.Y.)
Christine Spero is no stranger to the stage. As a teen she recorded with Neil Sedaka and Don Kirschner at RCA Records. Her song "He Wasn't Always That Way" was the USA Songwriting Competition Jazz Category winner and "Caribbean Nights" was one of the finalists. The Christine Spero Group performs her original Nu-Jazz, Latin Fusion
https://www.facebook.com/events/816320632590772/?r |
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Friday
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8:00 pm | Lisa Gutkin's Porch Band
World | BeanRunner Cafe
201 S. Division Street @ Esther
Peekskill, NY See Map |
 Lisa Gutkin's Porch Band is a world music jam band born on a street in Brooklyn, coming together during the pandemic thanks to neighborhood music lovers who presented concerts on their stoops and porches.
Lisa Gutkin is best known as a long-time member of the Grammy Award winning Klezmatics and founder of the 'downtown' Celtic band, Whirligig.
Will Holshouser's music draws on an eclectic range of sounds from various folk music styles, jazz, hymns, classical and experimental music.
Jessica Lurie is a regular fixture on jazz, new music, experimental jazz, funk and folk scenes, touring extensively in the US and Europe.
Drummer Michael Sarin has been at the center of New York City's genre bending jazz and improvisational music community.
Jerome Harris has won international recognition as one of the more versatile and penetrating stylists of his generation on both guitar and bass guitar and has appeared on five of Sonny Rollins' recordings.
$20 donation to the artists. Call 914-737-1701 |
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Friday
6:30 pm | The Sound of (Black) Music
World, Multi-genre original | Bard College: The Montgomery Place Campus
25 Gardener Way, Annandale-on-Hudson, NY 12504
Annandale-on-Hudson, NY See Map |
 The hills are alive with the sound of Black music! Experience the songs from one of the most beloved American musical classics as reimagined through an Afrofuturistic lens, led by a dynamic group of over 20 musicians and vocalists, including Michael Mwenso, Brianna Thomas, Chareene Wade, Vuyo Sotashe, Zhanna Reed, and more.
BLACK ROOTS SUMMER
Presented in association with Electric Root and curated by jazz vocalist Michael Mwenso and producer Jono Gasparro, and conceived as a platform to create a creative healing space for a troupe of predominantly BIPOC artists, Black Roots Summer will convene a group of over 20 vocalists, musicians, dancers, and creatives for a two-week residency resulting in three original concerts.
Event Schedule
July 30 at 6:30 pm
July 31 at 6:30 pm
Location
The Stage at Montgomery Place
TICKETS
$45 for a 1–3 person pod
$90 for a 3–6 person pod
Tickets and Information |
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9:00 pm | Ossining Summer Concert Series
with Base Camp
Motown/R&B, Blues | Louis Engel Park
Ossining, NY See Map |
| Enjoy great live music along the Hudson River along with a variety of food trucks and local craft beer from Sing Sing Kill Brewery. Summer is back and Ossining is celebrating. |
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9:00 pm | The Restless Age | The FALCON
1348 Route 9W
Marlboro, NY See Map |
 The Falcon Main Stage | No Tickets | No Cover | Donations Encouraged | Reservations Recommended
https://restlessage.com
The Restless Age is a collaboration - a harmony of WILL BRYANT, LEE FALCO, and BRANDON MORRISON. Each player brings a unique song and voice to the bandstand, as the trio spans generations and genres.
The members of The Restless Age have been a premier rhythm section throughout New York’s Hudson Valley for the past half-decade. As the house band for Amy Helm's 'Oh to be Home Again' at Levon Helm Studios, they performed behind Donald Fagen, John Sebastian and Graham Nash, as well as being Kate Pierson's (The B-52's) touring band in support of her 2015 debut album 'Guitars & Microphones’. During that same year they toured the U.S. & Canada supporting the The Waterboys and The Gipsy Kings along with fellow Hudson Valley singer-songwriter Connor Kennedy.
Lee Falco, Brandon Morrison and Will Bryant rose to national attention backing Donald Fagen of Steely Dan, as "The Nightflyers" on his 2017 national tour.
Now, with their harmonious indie rock The Restless Age steps out as a unit of songwriters, singers and instrumentalists.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qH7JXKD0PM...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3HF-nEWc_T8
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10:00 pm | Funky Roots Rock Dance Party
with Crawdaddy featuring Jimmy Eppard
Roots Music. New Orleans flavored Roots Rock | The Dale
4 Post Hill Road
Mountain Dale, NY See Map |
Crawdaddy will be rocking the Dale in Mountain Dale NY
for an outdoor dance party. Great NYC style pizza, beer and drinks and a super friendly vibe to the joint. |
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Friday
7:30 pm | Bat & Moth Night at PS21 | PS21: Performance Spaces for the 21st Century
Chatham, NY See Map |
 Join Conrad Vispo and Dylan Cipkowski of the Hawthorne Valley Farmscape Ecology Program to learn about our secretive nocturnal wildlife at Bat & Moth Night at PS21, part of Pathways 2021. Before the sun sets, Conrad and Dylan discuss local bat and moth diversity, ecology, and conservation with a short slide show. Various moth species captured the night before the event are showcased. At sunset, using hand-held bat detectors, participants will listen for the ultrasonic calls of bats flying around the landscape. They will also observe moth tents, illuminated contraptions, and the insects they attract. This event is free and open to all.
Reserve Tickets! |
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5:00 pm | Picking and grinning among the apples
with T.J. Santiago
Acoustic, Rock (classic), and Singer-Songwriter | Applewood Winery
82 4 Corners Rd.
Warwick, NY See Map |
 T.J. Santiago at the Applewood Winery. Making great music while you sip great wine and hard cider in a beautiful setting with friends. |
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Saturday
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6:00 pm | Concerts in the Vineyard: City Winery HV
with Strawyberry Fields
Pop/Soft Rock. Psychedlic Rock | City Winery Hudson Valley
23 Factory Street
Montgomery, NY See Map |
 Strawberry Fields is the closest you can get to seeing the Beatles perform live!
These four acclaimed musicians deliver a unique theatrical experience. They take audiences of all ages on a chronological journey through the Beatles timeless catalogue. The use of costumes, vintage instrumentation and amplification delivers a truly authentic audio and visual experience.
Doors open at 12:30pm, with shows starting at 2pm. Extensive precautions, including proof of vaccination or a negative Covid-19 test will be required for entry at all shows. Guests can enjoy delicious wine and locally sourced dining options during the show. Visit our website for more information.
Buy Tickets Here |
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Saturday
4:00 pm
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12:00 am | PLAY ReSolute
with DJ Connie, DJ Andru P
Electronic, Dance. Minimal Techno/Techno/House | GARNER Arts Center
55 W Railroad Avenue
Garnerville, NY See Map |
 Surprise!! ReSolute brings the party up north on the Palisades to GARNER Arts Center, one the Hudson valley’s most stunning historic sites. Join us for Techno DJs and eye-popping visuals! Come and play, Sat. July 31, 4pm to Midnight. Early Bird tickets on-sale now. Relaxed COVID protocols in place.
Buy Tickets, More Information |
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6:00 pm | BridgeMusik SummerFest 2021 presents Faculty & Young Artist Concert #1 FREE
Classical/Opera | The DeWint House
The DeWint House
Tappan, NY See Map |
BridgeMusik presents 2021 BridgeMusik Summer Festival Faculty and Young Artist Concert #1. The program will feature student performers alongside faculty members Krystof Witek (violin), Kevin Matson (violin), Samuel Marchan (viola), Luis Casal (viola), Fred Zlotkin (cello), Diego Garcia (cello) in the beloved Mendelssohn Octet. Students will also present solo works from Bach to Sibelius. The concert will include a new work "Where are the Watchers" for flute ensemble by American composer Philip Wharton and performed by flutists Tanya Witek, Gretchen Pusch, Lisa Hansen, Pao Tseng and Melissa Aleles.
The concert will be held outside on the beautiful DeWint lawn. Bring a blanket/lawn chair, leashed dogs allowed. Admission is FREE but BridgeMusik appreciates your donations. In case of inclement weather we will notify all who registered on Eventbrite about contingency plans.
Reserve your free ticket on Eventbrite |
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Saturday
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8:00 pm | Esther Street Jazz presents:
with Marion Cowings Quartet
Jazz | BeanRunner Cafe
201 S. Division Street @ Esther
Peekskill, NY See Map |
 Jazz singer Marion Cowings is a master of scat and vocal technique. His smooth baritone voice and considerable range have delighted audiences around the world for decades. He has performed at the Lincoln Center, Kennedy Center, Blue Note, Village Vanguard and many prestigious venues abroad. He is also the recipient of a National Endowment for the Arts Grant and Clio Award.
Today, Cowings regularly performs and holds a Jazz Vocal Workshop at the world famous Small's Jazz Club in the West Village.
"He's a bad MF" – Harry Connick Jr., Singer
A donation of $20 is suggested for the musicians who have been hit hard during the pandemic.
Reservations must be made to ensure seating is socially distanced. Call 914-737-1701.
Masks must be worn unless seated. In case of rain, the show will be held in the BeanRunner Cafe.
Produced by CCC, a 501c3. |
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Saturday
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9:00 pm | Music in the Garden
with Marji Zintz
Americana. all the stuff you love! | Marty's Mercantile
4075 NY 28-A
West Shokan, NY See Map |
 Join me for a lovely evening in the garden at Marty's Mercantile! There'll be kids and dogs and food and sweet summer joy and grass and food and MUSIC! And you. And me. And lightning bugs. C'mon!!!
Marji on the Interweb |
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8:30 pm | Live jazz at an underground venue in ELLENVILLE
with Wayne Tucker & the Bad Mothas
Jazz, Funk | Love, Velma
46 McDole Rd
Ellenville, NY See Map |
One of New York's hottest and in demand trumpet players, Wayne Tucker brings his Bad Motha’s 5 piece band to Love, Velma to show the Catskills what the New York jazz scene already knows. This guy grooves and delivers lush sounds that both harken back to "golden era" jazz while incorporating modern elements of afrobeat, hip-hop, and soul jazz.
Wayne Tucker ticket link |
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9:00 pm | Ed Palermo's Chemistry Set | The FALCON
1348 Route 9W
Marlboro, NY See Map |
 The Falcon Main Stage | No Tickets | No Cover | Donations Encouraged | Reservations Recommended
The world's zaniest big band presents its "mimi me" version, and re-forms the music of Zappa, Pink Floyd, Yes, King Crimson, Miles Davis, Wayne Shorter...with comic diversions, because they can't help it!.
"Wonderful, breathtaking, fantastic, exhilarating, great sound, great production, great musicianship...I run out of superlatives..." – paradoxone.uk
"[Ed Palermo]...one of the greatest musicians and arrangers in the world."
– Christian McBride, American jazz bassist, composer, arranger, and six-time Grammy Award winner
"Palermo developed these charts during years of live shows with these musicians, and their mastery of the material shows in the performances, which turn on a dime yet feel fierce with spontaneous invention.... Palermo’s arrangements and these performances are precise, dedicated, raucous and incisive—just like Zappa himself." – JazzTimes
palermobigband.com
This eighteen-piece ensemble - five woodwind players, four trumpeters, three trombonists, two keyboardists, guitar, violin, bass, drums, and vocalists throughout - has been performing jazz arrangements of Zappa’s music regularly since 1994. But what started out as faithfully antic versions of the composer’s complex, fiendishly clever music has expanded to reflect Palermo’s passion for Todd Rundgren, British psychedelia and progressive rock.
This often entails head-spinning in-jokes, such as performing Traffic’s 1971 tune “The Low Spark Of High Heeled Boys” over Zappa’s bass line for his composition “Chunga’s Revenge.”
The Ed Palermo Big Band performs monthly at the Iridium in Manhattan and regularly at The Falcon in Marlboro, NY, where Palermo often scripts elaborate thematic evenings. At one such event, vocalist Napoleon Murphy Brock—a longtime Zappa vocalist who frequently works with Palermo—sang the line “I’m never getting married” (from Jimmy Webb’s “The Worst That Could Happen”) as Palermo stumbled onstage in prison stripes for an evening dedicated to his 34th wedding anniversary.
Most of Palermo’s humor, however, lies in the music’s richly textured citations and juxtapositions. The scores themselves are funny.
“I wouldn’t call my thing a comedy show,” he said, “but it’s got a lot of humor in it. I often think that jazz takes itself way too seriously. Maybe that makes my thing stand out a little more.”
Happy Together: https://youtu.be/0Ft46dKsqvo
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10:00 pm | Jazz Cats, Ron Horton - trumpet, Tim Armacost - sax, Peter Tomlinson - keys, Bob Meyer - drums, Mark Usvolk - bass
Jazz, Latin | Lydia's Cafe & Bar
7 Old US Highway 209
Stone Ridge, NY See Map |
 Original music by Usvolk and a few standards with Ron Horton trumpet, Tim Armacost sax, Peter Tomlinson keys, Bob Meyer drums and Mark Usvolk bass.
Food & drink available
Reservations recommended
Donations |
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Saturday
7:00 pm | Jazz Series in Woodstock, NY!
with Pluckers & Bangers, Peter Einhorn, Diana Herold, Lou Pappas
Jazz | Barnstock
86 Baumgarten rd
Woodstock, NY See Map |
 Pluckers and Bangers are back at Barnstock! Saturday, July 31 @ 7pm.
Pluckers:
Peter Einhorn- guitar
Lou Pappas- bass
Bangers:
Diana Herold- vibraphone
Matt Garrity- drums
BARNSTOCK! - a jazz series in Woodstock, NY. The loft of this renovated 1911 barn makes for an intimate listening room. This is an absolutely perfect, serene setting for live music. You have to see it and hear it to believe it!
NO TICKETS NECESSARY
SUGGESTED DONATION @ the concert
STREET PARKING
WALK UP DRIVEWAY TO 2nd floor entrance |
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Saturday
8:00 pm
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10:00 pm | Albany Post
Rock (modern), Alternative, and Covers | Harmony’s Bar and Grill
2920 Route 6 Slate Hill
Slate Hill, NY See Map |
 ALBANY POST - A hard rock cover band.
Debuting at Harmony’s Bar and Grill, 2929 Rt. 6 , Slate Hill N.Y. 10973
8pm - 10pm
Songs from Red Hot Chili Peppers, Audio Slave, Kings of Leon, Stone Temple Pilots, One Republic and more |
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Purt-near every Monday, I play a live-stream show for 4:30 pm (ET). This Monday is no exception. There are several ways you can tune in:
Cornwall-on-Hudson Bandstand Summer Concert Series in the beautiful Village of Cornwall-on-Hudson! Grab your blanket, cooler, friends, and family and come on down! Relax and enjoy a beautiful sunset and a wonderful night of music among friends! (In case of a rain postponement...the concert will be re-scheduled to the very next day...Wed @ 6:30 pm).
Enjoy a free fun evening of music in a park setting. Everyone welcome! Bring your dancing boots. There is a pavilion so it is a rain or shine event. If there is very bad weather then it will be held at The Senior Center.
Everything from kimchee to ice cream. A wonderful variety of things and of course, the colorful people!