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Friendly open jam - all abilities are welcome!
This will be Panic Unplugged's first stop at the Dutch Ale House...Hang out for some great entrees & excellent craft beer selections . And while you're at it, listen to the stripped down 3-man version of Live Wire Panic... `Panic Unplugged' ... we're still doing our mix of New Orleans Funk, Blues, R&B and tasty Rock favorites but with an acoustic twist.
If Bill Hicks played loud guitar; if Lenny Bruce sang protest songs; if Phil Ochs rocked. We can only imagine these scenarios, but we don’t have to imagine foul-mouthed yet whip-smart SAMMY Awards Hall of Famer Hamell on Trial. There’s a reason he was called “a homicidal Otto Preminger” by Rolling Stone. Whether singing, shouting or pontificating about raising his son, raising hell or resisting the police, Hamell—his 1937 Gibson guitar screaming like a metal band—hits the mark every time. “I’m like the Beastie Boys,” he wails in “the Meeting,” “except I’m only one.” Just ask anyone who saw Hamell at Lucky Dog the first time why you shouldn’t miss his return.
Carlos Jimenez, is an extraordinary flute player and vocalist as well as composer and band leader of Jazz, Latin jazz and Salsa. His family moved to Villalba, Puerto Rico when he was 6 years old and it was there that his musical training began. Inspired by Mongo Santamaria, he pursued becoming a jazz flutist. He studied classical flute at the Music Conservatory of Westchester under Dave Fenucane and expanded into jazz, studying with master musicians Mario Rivera; Dave Valentin; Bobby Porcelli; Mitch Frohman; Vinnie Rickitelli; Rolando Briseno and Enrique Fernandez. He also studied harmony/voice with master pianist, Mike Longo, Alfredo Valdes Jr. and Hilton Ruiz.
Join us for sounds of the season at the Annual Christmas Concert and Tea at The Smithfield Church in the Smithfield Valley of Amenia, NY at 3 PM on Saturday, December 5, 2026. The Smithfield Chamber Orchestra performs music ranges from classical, pop, and jazz, with an emphasis this year on unique arrangements of holiday favorites.
To make reservations, please call 845-697-5095.
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Come and enjoy a great time, great food & drink, and of course, great music at JB's Bar and Grill at James Baird State Park!
New York and Hudson Valley based saxophonist and woodwind player Steve Frieder has toured internationally with Culture Club, performed the National Anthem at Madison Square Garden and Citi Field, and plays with Hank Azaria's EZ Street Band.
Join us, Cheryl & Kurt, for our return to this local gem. The Stone House Tavern promises delicious food and tasty drinks in a warm and inviting atmosphere. We look forward to entertaining you here.
New York and Hudson Valley based saxophonist and woodwind player Steve Frieder has toured internationally with Culture Club, performed the National Anthem at Madison Square Garden and Citi Field, and plays with Hank Azaria's EZ Street Band.
Magical Mystery Doors brings the timeless music of The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, and The Doors together for one unforgettable night at Paramount Hudson Valley on December 5. More than a traditional tribute show, Magical Mystery Doors blends and layers the music of these three legendary bands to create something fresh and unique while celebrating the songs that have become part of rock history. Audiences can expect a night filled with the music they know, love, and can’t help but sing along to. Throughout the show, Magical Mystery Doors takes these classic compositions in unexpected directions, combining songs and musical elements from all three bands. The melody of The Doors’ “Hello, I Love You” meets Led Zeppelin’s “Misty Mountain Hop,” while the pounding beat of “When the Levee Breaks” is paired with the serene strumming of The Beatles’ “Dear Prudence.” The show also features a thematic sequence weaving together “The Rain Song,” “Riders on the Storm,” and “Here Comes the Sun,” creating