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2:00 pm
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5:00 pm | Certified Americana
with Chris Reali
Americana, Acoustic, and Country | Shepherd's Eye Brewing Company
9 Industrial Drive
Florida, NY See Map |
 Chris Reali performs three sets of original music and tasty covers. His originals mix country, blues, and pop. You know, Americana.
Chris Reali YouTube Channel |
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3:00 pm
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6:00 pm | Bloomingburg Sunday afternoon music!
with T.J. Santiago
Acoustic, Covers, and Singer-Songwriter | The Horse & Sulky
809 Bloomingburg Rd
Bloomingburg, NY See Map |
| Be hitting the “stage” at the great local watering hole with great food & drink. Close to home for me! Hope to see you there! |
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Sunday
3:00 pm
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5:00 pm | “Irradiance” featuring the Daisy Jopling Band, Orchestra 914 & students, Box Night Office
Contemporary | Paramount Hudson Valley Theater
1008 Brown St
Peekskill, NY See Map |
 Internationally acclaimed, classical/rock star violinist Daisy Jopling is thrilled to collaborate with Orchestra 914 and Hudson Valley students on a full orchestra mentorship show at the Paramount Hudson Valley Theater called “Irradiance”. This eclectic show will feature local youth choirs singing music derived from the sacred tones of the Great Pyramids of Egypt, as well as a rock classical fusion and hits from the Daisy Jopling band orchestrated by Dean Fransen. The show will feature a beautiful lighting design by Ro-z Edelston, and will be conducted by Dean Fransen and Kathleen Feldman. Formed in 1958, Orchestra 914 expands the classical music experience for diverse audiences in the Hudson Valley through creative, educational, and community programming with the highest level of artistic integrity. Daisy Jopling has toured the world, beginning her solo career with a concerto at the Royal Albert Hall in London at age 14.
buy tickets here! |
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Sunday
3:00 pm
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5:00 pm | Brazilian Guitar Duo
with Larry DelCasale & Tony Romano
Acoustic | BeanRunner Cafe
201 S. Division Street @ Esther
Peekskill, NY See Map |
 Classical Meets Jazz
Come hear these two guitarists combine their talents and styles to create beautiful music from a program of Tony Romano's wonderful, original compositions including Tony's arrangements of Sting and Antonio Carlos Jobim.
Larry Del Casale, a Latin Grammy nominee, is the former duo partner to the late, legendary guitarist, Carlos Barbosa-Lima. The New York Times hailed Mr. Del Casale as a "great musician and ensemble player"...
Tony Romano, Jazz Guitar magazine wrote "His tone is beautiful and soulful, and his remarkable technique is a servant to his rich musical imagination and broad harmonic palette."
$20 adm. Free CDs given to all attending. |
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Sunday
4:00 pm | Spring Concerts 2022
with Warwick Valley Chorale
Americana | St. Stephen Roman Catholic Church
75 Sanfordville Rd.
Warwick, NY See Map |
The Warwick Valley Chorale will offer two performances of its 81st annual Spring
concerts. Led by interim conductor Dennis English and accompanied by Gail Johnson, this season’s repertoire will include a program of American music, ranging from the early 19th Century to Broadway hits to music from Dr. Gwyneth Walker.
Dr. Walker, an internationally esteemed, award-winning American composer, will be in the Chorale’s audience this month to hear her own new music performed. She has been an important friend and musical colleague of the Warwick Valley Chorale for more than a decade, and dedicated her brilliant, touching song, “The Wings of a Dove,” to the memory of the Chorale’s longtime conductor Stanley Curtis following his tragic death from COVID in 2020. This will be the fifth concert in which Dr. Walker’s music figures prominently, including her arrangement of the group’s signature piece, “Down to the River to Pray,” which the Chorale commissioned from her in 2015.
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Sunday
6:00 pm
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8:00 pm | Concert in the Park
with Cruise Control
Covers | Freedom Park
212 Skidmore road
Pleasant Valley , NY See Map |
| Come enjoy music in the park. Grab a meal from Les Tres Food Truck. |
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Sunday
6:00 pm
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8:00 pm | Buncha Bastards
Acoustic, Singer-Songwriter | BeanRunner Cafe
201 S. Division Street @ Esther
Peekskill, NY See Map |
 Known throughout the Midwest for their compelling live performances that mix original acoustic/harmony music with comedic stage banter, The Buncha Bastards (Peoria, IL) are loading up their Honda Fit and taking their act on the road.
Donations to the musicians are most appreciated. |
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Sunday
7:00 pm | Sunday Evening Jazz
with Sasha Dobson | "Girl Talk" | The FALCON
1348 Route 9W
Marlboro, NY See Map |
 Sasha Dobson is a member of Puss n Boots, a popular alt-country trio whose personnel also includes Norah Jones and Catherine Popper.
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https://www.sashadobson.com/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8_y7tv2PzP0
On Girl Talk, Dobson focuses on jazz, and the trio that functions as the core group includes Peter Bernstein, who earns an A+ for his sensitive accompaniment and soloing on the record. Dobson grew up listening to jazz, and Girl Talk isn’t so much a departure for the singer as a heartfelt return to her roots. The retro album cover (dig the pale green wall rotary telephone) suggests a nod to mid-century pop culture.
Dobson’s whimsical duet with Norah Jones on Neal Hefti’s “Girl Talk” is good for a laugh, “Perhaps Perhaps Perhaps” has its own charms, and you may also get a kick out of “These Boots Are Made for Walking.” Interestingly, Dobson doesn’t ratchet up the kitsch element on these cuts, instead allowing her smoky voice to set the scene. Formats for Girl Talk include vinyl, and you might want to shelve the album between, say, some old Doris Day and Nancy Wilson LPs—in other words, albums by pop singers with a jazz foundation who were popular when rotary phones were all the rage. |
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7:00 pm
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7:45 pm | Nine Mile Swamp
with Kurt Henry & Cheryl Lambert
Multi-genre original, Acoustic, and Singer-Songwriter | Our Living room
Accord, NY See Map |
 Join us on Sundays, live from your own home, on Facebook for our Nine Mile Swamp show at 7pm: https://www.facebook.com/ninemileswamp
Please visit the page anytime and be sure to give it a "like"! Thank you!
Nine Mile Swamp with Kurt Henry & Cheryl Lambert
Live! on Facebook
Every Sunday
7 to 7:45ish pm
Find us here:
https://www.facebook.com/ninemileswamp
We are delighted to see your comments during our show, and we love responding to them later! Thank you!
Our CDs are for sale on our website: www.dogknowsband.com. We are matching the price of all CDs sold to double our impact--all profits will be donated to a local Hudson Valley Food Pantry. Thanks!
Our previous shows can be accessed via Kurt's Facebook page, our new Nine Mile Swamp Facebook page, or on Youtube! Subscribe!
Thanks, again, for your support!
Stay safe and well!
--Kurt & Cheryl |
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Sunday
9:00 pm
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10:30 pm | Sue Horowitz
Singer-Songwriter | Hootenanny Cafe Mini Concerts
Online and on the radio, NY See Map |
 Sue Horowitz is a singer-songwriter located in Ithaca, NY. Sue has just released her 5th CD of original music, "Strings, Wings and Curious Things", which debuted at # 3 on the Folk Radio charts. She has appeared at numerous conferences, music venues, homes, and congregations throughout North America. She was a featured performer at the DJ Showcase of Northeast Regional Folk Alliance and is regularly featured on Jewish Rock Radio. Her music has been included congregational worship, as well as in numerous well-known compilations and teaching resources. Sue is the founder and creator of the Jewish Songwriting Cooperative retreat, and loves to lead songwriting workshops. Christine Lavin said, "This is one first-rate songwriter". Stacy Beyer noted, " Sue is the songwriter that writes songs every other songwriter wishes they had written.” Her authentic, intimate, clear strong voice and guitar playing compliment her wise narrative songwriting.
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Thursday
7:00 pm | Stephen Clair 'To The Trees' Album Release | The FALCON
1348 Route 9W
Marlboro, NY See Map |
 Clair's brilliant new album To the Trees, focuses on home, looking to his own leafy backyard , taking his trusty Martin up and down the fertile Hudson Valley, planting seeds along the way.
"Clair's talents—deadpan delivery, keen wordsmithing, and deceptively intricate fretwork—are at the fore,
shining through ..." — Chronogram Magazine
VIDEO: Let It Out: https://youtu.be/x08FGFB0Wzo
http://stephenclair.com/
Once the essence of the itinerant troubadour, writing and performing his songs from Seattle to the south of France, Stephen Clair’s been everywhere, man. And the songs (and albums) just keep coming. 2019 saw his supercharged Strange Perfume album, produced by Malcolm Burn, and in 2020, mid-pandemic, Clair released The Small Hours LP. The accolades did overflow.
Relocating from Brook Brooklyn to Pete Seeger’s quieter lair of Beacon over a decade ago, the peripatetic Clair, with his brilliant new album To the Trees, has decided to focus his sights on home, looking to his own leafy backyard not just for inspiration, but for perspiration, too—taking his trusty Martin up and down the fertile Hudson Valley, planting seeds along the way.
A family man now, the father of teenagers, Clair largely built this, his 9th and most personal album yet, from the rumblings within the four walls of his 19th century corner homestead, a former general store.
Clair’s library, filled with Samuel Beckett, Dorothy Parker and E.B. White, again inspires, with the title track paying deference to Italo Calvino’s The Baron in the Trees—the song’s subject walking out on a family meal to live out her days amidst the limbs.
Music aficionado Stephen Clair is renowned in Beacon NY as the driving force behind concerts of all sizes, and is the founder of the Beacon Music Factory, which teaches music to as many adults as it does kids. These endeavors hardly stand in the way of Clair’s own music-making. His current 5-piece band adds significant spice to Clair’s catalog, and lifts the songs—new and old - to the rafters. |
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7:00 pm | Opener: Natalia Zukerman | The FALCON
1348 Route 9W
Marlboro, NY See Map |
 Natalia Zukerman comes equipped with a triple-threat toolbox: She's an incisive songwriter with the phrasing of a jazz-blues singer and the phenomenal ...
The Women Who Rode Away
Natalia is an American artist and musician. She blends genres of blues, jazz, bluegrass and folk.
nataliazukerman.com
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Thursday
7:00 pm
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9:00 pm | Open Mic / Jam Night!
with Tapped Jam Night!
Open Mic | Tapped Gastropub
22 Henry Street
Middletown , NY See Map |
 Open Jam Night this Thursday and Every Thursday! Great homemade food, craft beers, and friendly service! Free parking! All musicians and singers welcome! Beginners encouraged! Sign up at 6:30!
Facebook Page |
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Friday
4:00 pm
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7:00 pm | Outdoor Music
with Kurt Henry & Dog Knows
Multi-genre original | Mamakating Farmers Market
2948 Route 209
Wurtsboro, NY See Map |
THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED DUE TO BAD WEATHER
Join Kurt Henry & Dog Knows for the opening of Mamakating's First Farmers Market of the season!
Rain or Shine!
2948 Route 209, Wurtsboro, NY |
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Friday
5:00 pm
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8:00 pm | Leo B.
Acoustic | Ringside Fire Grill
344 PA-507
Tafton, PA See Map |
 Come enjoy an evening of music including everything from the Beatles, Clapton, John Mayer, Simon & Garfunkel, Steely Dan, Van Morrison and many more!!
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8:00 pm | Northern Pa!
with T.J. Santiago
Acoustic, Rock (classic), and Singer-Songwriter | Honesdale Wine Lounge
542 main St.
Honesdale, NY See Map |
| I’ll be at the Honesdale wine lounge solo on this date. A really cool spot in a quant town. |
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6:00 pm
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8:00 pm | The Anthem Band
Roots Music, Ska | BeanRunner Cafe
201 S. Division Street @ Esther
Peekskill, NY See Map |
 It’s the Anthem Band with its truly original sound that is creating a big wave throughout the USA. Anthem has played with international reggae artists, including: Sister Carol, Third World, Yellowman, Jimmy Cliff, Big Mountain, The Wailers Band, Burning Spear, Black Uhuru, Judy Mowatt, The Neville Bros, The Isley Brothers, Maxi Priest, Buju Banton, Capleton, Chacadimus and Pliers, John Holt, Ken Booth, Dennis Brown and Super Cat. Anthem has also been featured with Sister Carol on the Conan O'Brian show.
The show will be held outside on Esther Street. If it rains, the show will be moved inside the BeanRunner Cafe.
$20/pp donation to the musicians.
Make reservations at 914-737-1701. |
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Friday
7:00 pm | Dylan Doyle Band | The FALCON
1348 Route 9W
Marlboro, NY See Map |
 Roots Rock/Jam Funk artist, Dylan Doyle released his album - Pleasures Of The Damned (2020). Listen here: https://youtu.be/Syoo2wKjqSA
Woman Of The Shoreline: https://soundcloud.com/.../woman-of-the-shoreline-master-v1
FEATURING ~:
Manuel Quintana / Drums
Anthony Candulo / Bass
Scott Milici / Keys
Guitar star Dylan Doyle delights audiences, but frustrates anyone trying to define his sound....It isn’t the 19-year-old’s job to define it. It’s his job to play it. And that’s what the Dylan Doyle Band will do..." - Wisconsin News
http://www.dylandoyleband.com/
Based in the Hudson Valley, rising star Dylan Doyle has been performing nationally, as well as internationally. Southern bred, northern raised, his trio’s style of music lies somewhere between roots rock and jam funk. It evokes Woodstock and dips into southern soul; a uniquely American sound.
Touring nationally since age 15, Dylan became a seasoned professional while relatively young. He has played with notable musicians such as, Rob Stoner (Bob Dylan, Don Mclean), John Platania (Van Morrison, Natalie Merchant), Ben Cauley (Otis Redding) and Bill Payne (Little Feat).
Stoner called Dylan one of the most prodigious players he has known, with abundant natural talent. John Platania has referred to Dylan as “The Future.” Ben Cauley, after playing with Dylan in Memphis said, “Dylan Doyle sounds like a young Jimi Hendrix.” In the words of Bill Payne upon sharing the stage, “Music is a conversation. Dylan spoke beautifully and was listening to the musicians around him. His play was imaginative and original.”
Attesting to Dylan’s versatility, Dylan has played the King Biscuit Blues Festival three consecutive years as well headlining the Grateful Garcia Gathering, the largest Grateful Dead festival in the Midwest. He consistently packs houses across Europe and the US. |
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Friday
8:00 pm | Music
with John Oates Feat. Guthrie Trapp
Blues | Suger Loaf Performing Arts Center
1351 Kings Highway
Chester, NY See Map |
 Sit back and experience a once in-a-lifetime intimate musical concert by John Oates along with Nashville Super Guitarist Guthrie Trapp as they perform an eclectic blend of blues folk and mega hits. Enhanced with behind-the-scenes stories, the audience will get a glimpse into the fascinating world of the songwriter’s art and craft.
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Friday
9:00 pm
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12:00 am | New and Classic Country Music
with Loose Wheel Band
Country | La Famiglia
Rt 311
Carmel, NY See Map |
 Dance and sing aong to todays country |
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Saturday
11:00 am
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1:00 pm | Call any vegetable...
with Small Engine!, Elly Wininger, Dave Kearney
Acoustic, Folk/Traditional, and Country. Originals too. | Saugerties Farmers Market
Main Street
Saugerties, NY See Map |
 ...and the chances are good, that there will be music again at the market!
Saugerties Farmers Market |
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Saturday
12:00 pm
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6:00 pm | Bearsville Bluegrass Festival
with Jay Ungar Molly Mason, On The Trail, Abby Hollander Band, Andrea Asprelli
Bluegrass | Bearsville Theater
291 Tinker St
Woodstock, NY See Map |
 Delicious Americana style BBQ from The Bear. Handmade organic cocktails.
Location: Albert Grossman Memorial Park, Bearsville, Woodstock NY
More Info |
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Saturday
2:30 pm
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5:30 pm | J Edward
Rock (classic), Country | Hudson Elks Lodge
Hudson, NY See Map |
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5:00 pm
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7:30 pm | Music in the Woods
with Marji Zintz, Bruce Jay Milner
Acoustic, Contemporary. music you've heard, music you haven't | The Rail Trail Café
310 River Road Ext.
New Paltz, NY See Map |
 Keyboardist and vocalist extraordinaire Bruce Milner and I will be playing a leisurely set of music at the fabulous Rail Trail Café!!!! Seriously, this is one of THE coolest and most unique spots! (They call it “The Rail Trail Café” because it's located on a rail trail!)
And, you can get there by car, on foot, and/or by bike! (You could probably get there by cross-country skis, but not this time of year--thank heavens!)
It's a café in the woods, and there are tables and chairs and trees and people and *really* excellent food!
If you're driving, here's the address: Stone Mountain Farm 310 River Rd Ext., New Paltz, NY.
To speak with a knowledgeable person, call (845) 399-5450.
(Photo credit thanks to Maureen Black!!) |
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Saturday
5:30 pm
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8:30 pm | Real Country at the Taproom
with Way Behind The Sun
Country | Barton Orchards Taproom
63 Apple Tree Ln
Poughquag, NY See Map |
 Way Behind The Sun's Virginia and Ty Ronconi bring you a night of traditional and original country music at Barton Orchard's Taproom.
More info |
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Saturday
6:00 pm
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9:00 pm | Have a great beer at this brewery!
with T.J. Santiago
Acoustic, Covers, and Singer-Songwriter | Pine Island Tap House
682 County Rte. 1. ste. B
Pine Island, NY See Map |
 Looking forward to playing for you. Stop in and see the great improvements made to this venue. *8This may be a full band performance depending on weather. This space will be updated as the date gets nearer. ** |
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Saturday
6:00 pm
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8:00 pm | Esther Street Jazz
with the Ray Blue Quartet
Jazz | BeanRunner Cafe
201 S. Division St
Peekskill, NY See Map |
 Award winning, New York bred saxophonist, Ray Blue, brings his quartet to stage to create a deep, rich fusion of straight ahead jazz, African groove and holiday classics.
Ray has performed and recorded with Bernard Purdie, Patience Higgins, Steve Turre, The Sun Ra Arkestra, Cotton Club All Stars, Harlem Blues and Jazz Band and many others. He has toured as a cast member of the "Ray Charles Show"; performed at international jazz festivals including the Zanzibar International Film Festival; North Sea Jazz Festival-Cape Town, South Africa; Audi Jazz Festival-Brussels, Belgium; and the Foix Jazz Festival, France among others; and was inducted into the Blues Hall of Fame, 2013.
$20 pp donation to the musicians. For reservations, call 914-737-1701.
Weather permitting, the show will be held outside of the BeanRunner Cafe on Esther Street.
For reservations, call 914-737-1701. |
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Saturday
6:30 pm | J. Caruso
Rock (modern) | The Hangout Cafe
Carmel , NY See Map |
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Saturday
7:00 pm
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10:00 pm | Hurley Mountain Highway - HMHBand
Pop/Soft Rock, Rock (classic) | Palaia Vineyards
10 Sweet Clover Road
Highland Mills, NY See Map |
 It's Memorial Day Weekend...and Summer is in the air...and it's time to join HURLEY MOUNTAIN HIGHWAY again at Palaia Vineyards & Winery. If you love "Feel-Good Music", you'll love HURLEY MOUNTAIN HIGHWAY. Beautiful romantic views of the surrounding Schunnemunk Mountain Ridge. Visit the Palaia Vineyards website (www.palaiavineyards.com) for directions and additional information (845-928-5384) |
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Saturday
7:00 pm | Celebrating the Music of Steely Dan
with Reelin' in the Years | The FALCON
1348 Route 9W
Marlboro, NY See Map |
 Reelin’ in the Years celebrates the timeless music of Steely Dan. Comprised of world class touring and recording session musicians that reads like a who’s who in the music industry, including bandleader and drummer Jerry Marotta.
Based in Woodstock, NY, Reelin’ have sold out all of the major venues they’ve performed in for the last few years. Don’t miss your chance to see this legendary group of musicians live in concert.
FEATURING ~
Jerry Marotta – Drums
Jesse Gress – Guitar
Joey Eppard – Vocals
Lindsey Skeye – Vocals
Matt Finck – Guitar
David Jameson – Keyboards
Jennifer Maidman – Bass
Chris Pasin – Trumpet
Don Mikkelsen – Trombone
Cliff Lyons – Sax
Bill Harris – Sax |
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Saturday
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10:00 pm | David Lopato Quartet, David Lopato - piano, Ed Neumeister - trombone, Ratzo Harris - bass, Harvey Sorgen - drums
Jazz | Lydia's Cafe & Bar
7 Old US Highway 209
Stone Ridge, NY See Map |
 Hudson Valley-based pianist/composer David Lopato has performed as a leader and sideman throughout the world. As a composer he has received multiple grants from the N.E.A., New York Foundation for the Arts, Meet the Composer, and the Beards Fund, as well as a Fulbright Fellowship to study Javanese Gamelan in Surakarta, Indonesia, where he lived for a year. Lopato has toured his own music in configurations ranging from solo piano to 10-piece ensembles, having performed with Dave Liebman, Dewey Redman, Joe Lovano, Mark Helias, Ray Anderson, Wadada Leo Smith, Jane Ira Bloom, Steve Gorn and numerous others. His most recent recording, Gendhing for a Spirit Rising (Global Coolant-02), a Gamelan-influenced work for large ensemble, was hailed by Downbeat Magazine as one of the “Best Albums of 2017”…“unlike anything you are likely to hear this year (or any year).
Live at Lydia's |
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Saturday
8:00 pm
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11:00 pm | Country Music The Way It Was Meant To Be
with Tenbrooks Molly
Country | J. Murphy's on Main
184 Main Street
Cold Spring, NY See Map |
 Tenbrooks Molly will be playing as a trio bringing traditional country and rockabilly music to J. Murphy's on Main in Cold Spring. This is a fantastic venue in a beautiful town. What a great way to kick off the unofficial start of summer! |
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The Woodstock Celtic Session is a weekly gathering of Traditional musicians who come together to enjoy and play Irish music and more in a relaxed pub setting. Musicians experienced in trad Irish tunes, are welcome to play. All are welcome to listen and enjoy live acoustic music unplugged! The Woodstock Celtic Session is the longest running Irish Music Session in the Hudson Valley! This is our 20th year! Join us! 
Concerts in the beautiful Village of Cornwall-on-Hudson, NY. Grab your blanket, cooler, friends & family, and come on down for the Cornwall-on-Hudson Bandstand Concert Series held every Tuesday night from May through September.
I will be the featured artist at this monthly gathering of blues lovers and players at the historic Caffe Lena.I'll be doing a set at 7:00, then Open Mic followed by jam. All ages and playing levels are welcome. $5 admission.
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