Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Website: https://www/12grapes.com
A celebration of the music of George Harrison, his Beatle years and beyond featuring Steve Chizmadia, Julie Corbalis, Chris Corbalis, Eric Puente, Paul Silverman and Seth Slater
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Honor Finnegan hosts Fred Gillen Jr., Cathy Kreger, and Meg Braun Banjo Jim's
9th and Ave.C NYCNew York, NY
Website: https://www.banjojims.com/index2.htm
Songwriters in the round. One drink minimum per set.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30
Jenny Bruce Bitter End
NYC
Phone: 212 673 7030
Website: https://www.cancercare.org
$15 - all proceeds to charity
Concert to Benefit Cancer Care - http://www.cancercare.org
Jenny Bruce, Tina Shafer, Neil Herman, Jeff Cohen and very special guests:
Grammy Award winner Jesse Harris and Vanessa Carlton currently on tour with Stevie Nicks!!!
This is going to be an amazing show! All proceeds benefit Cancer Care - a non-profit organization that really helps people with cancer and their loved ones. They really make a difference. Come hear some cool, heartfelt music and feel very good about yourself while you listen and enjoy. Come early, this show is going to sell out.
Concert to Benefit Cancer Care - http://www.cancercare.org
Jenny Bruce, Tina Shafer, Neil Herman, Jeff Cohen and very special guests:
Grammy Award winner Jesse Harris and Vanessa Carlton currently on tour with Stevie Nicks!!!
This is going to be an amazing show! All proceeds benefit Cancer Care - a non-profit organization that really helps people with cancer and their loved ones. They really make a difference. Come hear some cool, heartfelt music and feel very good about yourself while you listen and enjoy. Come early, this show is going to sell out.
149 Bleecker Street
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6-9pm
Studio Stu's Lobster Lounge Gadaleto's Seafood & Bandstand
New Paltz NY
Phone: 845 255 1717
246 Main Street
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. w/ Brandon Patton and Adam Rivera Peekskill Coffeehouse
Peekskill NY
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
101 S. Division St.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm-12am
Gary Hermus Cool Beans
Oradell NY
304 Kinderkamack Road
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
THE ROBERT HILL BAND The Turning Point
Piermont NY
Phone: 845 359 1089
Website: https://www.turningpointcafe.com
468 Piermont Ave.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:30-9:30pm
Duo Loco; Mark Dziuba & Studio Stu Neko Sushi & Sake Lounge
Wappinger Falls NY
Phone: 845 298 9869
Route 9
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:30-11pm
Gary Hermus E Squared Cafe
Staten Island NY
240 Page Ave.(Tottenville Commons Mall
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8-10pm
Trio Loco; Mark Dziuba, Studio Stu & T. Xiques Backstage Studio Productions
Uptown Kingston NY
Phone: 845 338 8700
323 Wall Street
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4pm
Matt Turk and Fred Gillen Jr. Clearwater Monmouth Festival
Asbury Park NJ
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Pat Wictor Towne Crier
Pawling NY
Website: https://www.townecrier.com
www.patwictor.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10pm-1am
Studio Stu Evocative Jazz, Exotic Lounge Bacchus
New Paltz NY
Phone: 845 255 8638
Website: https://www.bacchusnewpaltz.com/
4 S. Chestnut Street
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6-9pm
Studio Stu's Lobster Lounge Gadaleto's Seafood & Bandstand
New Paltz
Phone: 845 255 1717
246 Main Street
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Anthony DaCosta Dragonfly Cafe
Pleasantville NY
Phone: 914-747-7477
7 Wheeler Ave.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Dayna Kurtz Joe's Pub
Website: https://www.joespub.com
with Heather Greene
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm
Too Human Park Place Restaurant
Goshen NY
Phone: 845 294 7828
with Jeff Eyrich on upright base
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10pm-2am
KJ Denhert 55 Bar
NYC
Phone: 212 929 9883
Cover Charge :, Band
Description:Saturday's swing til 2 AM Sheryl Bailey returns on guitar
Description:Saturday's swing til 2 AM Sheryl Bailey returns on guitar
55 Christopher Street
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Lara Herscovitch Kavehaz
NYC
Phone: 212-343-0612
Website: https://www.kavehaz.com
with Michael Benson (percussion) and Tim Murphy (bass)
37 West 26th St between BWay and 6th Ave
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11 pm
Andy Germak Rockwood Music Hall
NYC
Phone: 212 477 4155
Website: https://www.rockwoodmusichall.com
no cover
196 Allen St.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Too Human Hillview Library
Diamond Point NY
Phone: 518 668 3012
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Tracy Grammer Watercolor Cafe
Larchmont NY
Phone: 914 834 2213
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Too Human Maia Restaurant
Poughkeepsie NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00
Anthony da Costa the Dragonfly Cafe
Pleasantville NY
Phone: (914)-747-7477
www.anthonydacosta.com for more information
7 Wheeler Avenue
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 pm
Matt Turk CB's Gallery
New York NY
Phone: 212.677.0455
w/ Kebin Hupp % CP Roth
313 Bowery
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. w/ Scott Sylvester Peekskill Coffeehouse
Peekskill NY
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
101 S. Division St.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00
Anthony da Costa-Hurricane Katrina Relief Show Scarsdale Teen Center
Scarsdale NY
w/No One and the Somebodies, the Vibration, General Miggs, and Blue Velvet...please bring a donation, plus any non-perishable food items or hygiene products you may have..all proceeds go to ACTION CDC (www.actioncdc.org) and the American Red Cross (www.redcross.org)..check this one out!
862 Scarsdale Avenue
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm
Elisa Korenne Rockwood Music Hall
New York NY
Phone: 212.477.4155
Website: https://www.rockwoodmusichall.com/
196 Allen Street (houston stanton)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:30 p.m.
Dave's True Story The Bayou
Mt. Vernon NY
Phone: 914-668-2634
Website: https://www.thebayourestaurantny.com/
580 Gramatan Ave.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm
Ali Chambliss Jan Peek Gazebo
Peekskill NY
Phone: 914-734-2367
Website: https://www.peekskillartscouncil.org
Part of the 1st Friday series in Peekskill
Park & Division Streets
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Coffee Labs
Tarrytown NY
7 Main Street
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
There But For The Grace Concert Series Circle of Friends (St Johns Parish Hall)
Pleasantville NY
Website: https://www.songster.com
A benefit concert to help Hurricane Katrina survivors. Proceeds go to The Salvation Army
& Noah's Wish Animal Rescue. Featuring great artists: Kathleen Pemble, Ali Chambliss, Montgomery Delaney, Nannyhagen Creek, Lisa Lipkin & New Middle Class.
Presented by The Circle of Friends.
Hosted by Lisa Wenzel and Stuart Kabak.
Price: $10 suggested donation; please give more if you can.
Related links:
http://katrina.salvationarmy.org/usn/www_usn.n
http://www.noahswish.org
& Noah's Wish Animal Rescue. Featuring great artists: Kathleen Pemble, Ali Chambliss, Montgomery Delaney, Nannyhagen Creek, Lisa Lipkin & New Middle Class.
Presented by The Circle of Friends.
Hosted by Lisa Wenzel and Stuart Kabak.
Price: $10 suggested donation; please give more if you can.
Related links:
http://katrina.salvationarmy.org/usn/www_usn.n
http://www.noahswish.org
8 Sunnyside Rd.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Fred Gillen Jr.,Cory Williamson, Rob Morseberger, and David Goldman in the round Croton Library
Croton-on-Hudson NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 p.m.
Kathleen Pemble, Red Molly, April Verch in Under The Radar hosted by John Platt of WFUV Satalla
New York NY
Phone: 212-576-1155
Website: https://www.Satalla.com
37 West 26th St. (btw. B-way/6th Ave.)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Anthony da Costa Coffee Labs
Tarrytown NY
Phone: 914-332-1479
Free Show (donations appreciated)
www.anthonydacosta.com for more information
www.anthonydacosta.com for more information
7 Main Street
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Calming The Storm Katrina Benefit Putnam County Park
CarmelNY
Website: https://www.putnamcountyny.com/calmthestorm/
go to link for lineup...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Project Mercury & Pat Wictor with Host, Susan Kane Lost & Found Coffeehouse
Bedford Hills NY
Phone: 914-666-7004
Website: https://www.jeffrybraun.com/lostandfound.html
right off Main St.
Bedford Hills Community House
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 p.m.
Gandalf Murphy & The Slambovian Circus Of Dreams w/ Aztec Two Step Town Hall Theatre
Irvington NY
Phone: tx $28 call 800-595-4849
Website: https://www.themainstage.org/
85 Main Street
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:30 pm
Lara, Herscovitch, Arlon Bennett, Alexis Booth, and TRIMM Maxwell's
Hoboken NJ
Phone: 201-653-1703
Website: https://www.MaxwellsNJ.com
1039 Washington St
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 pm
Pat Wictor, Erik Balkey, Bonnie Lee Panda, Jonathan Byrd The Space
Hamden CT
Phone: (203) 288-6400
Website: https://www.thespace.tk/
all ages $10
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. w/ Kate McDonnell Peekskill Coffeehouse
Peekskill NY
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
101 S. Division St.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
Jeffry Braun and Kristin Hoffman Circle Of Friends Coffeehouse
Pleasantville NY
Website: https://www.songster.org
3rd anniversary of Circle of Friends!!!
St. John's Church, 8 Sunnyside (corner of Bedford Rd.)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Coffee Labs
Tarrytown NY
7 Main Street
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6 pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Jan Peek Gazebo
Peekskill NY
Phone: 914-734-2367
Website: https://www.peekskillartscouncil.org
Part of the 1st Friday series in Peekskill
Park & Division Streets
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
Matt Turk Coffeelabs
Tarrytown NY
Phone: 914-332-1478
7 Main St.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m.
Terrence Martin, Dan Pelletier Uptown Coffeehouse at Society for Ethical Culture
Bronx NY
Phone: 718- 885-2955
Website: https://uptowncoffeehouse.org,
4450 Fieldston Rd.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm
Tribes Hill Meeting Hammond House
Valhalla New York
Monthly meeting begins at 6 with a songshare. Business includes NERFA and the Solstice show.
All invited.
All invited.
1 Hammond House Rd.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 p.m.
John Platt's "Under The Radar" Featuring KJ Denhert, Ina May Wool, and Terence Martin Satalla
New York NY
Phone: 212 576-1155
This is a show hosted by John Platt of WFUV, featuring three Tribes Hill faves...!!!
37 W.26th St. @6th Ave
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
NERFA Kutsher's Resort, room 917
Monticello NY
showcases in-the-round
12-12:30 Kay Pere, Lara Herscovitch, Marianne Osiel
12:30-1 Katherine Pritchard, Chuck E. Costa, Nathan Caswell
1- 1:30 Antje Duvekot, Bruce Balmer, Open Book
1:30-2 Fred Gillen Jr., John William Davis, Steve Chizmadia
2 a.m. OPEN song circle: come sing a song!
ALso visit us at tables 22 & 23 in exhibit hall...
TRIBES HILL NERFA 2005 CD's available FREE at conference!
12-12:30 Kay Pere, Lara Herscovitch, Marianne Osiel
12:30-1 Katherine Pritchard, Chuck E. Costa, Nathan Caswell
1- 1:30 Antje Duvekot, Bruce Balmer, Open Book
1:30-2 Fred Gillen Jr., John William Davis, Steve Chizmadia
2 a.m. OPEN song circle: come sing a song!
ALso visit us at tables 22 & 23 in exhibit hall...
TRIBES HILL NERFA 2005 CD's available FREE at conference!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Too Human Henry's on the Hudson
Peekskill NY
Phone: 914)737-0515
For a wonderful dinner or just dessert or drinks, great view, and fun music, meet us at Henry's!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Anthony da Costa Coffee Labs
Tarrytown NY
Phone: 914-332-1479
Free show (donations appreciated)
www.anthonydacosta.com for more information
www.anthonydacosta.com for more information
7 Main Street
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
NERFA NorthEast Regional Folk Alliance
Monticello NY
Phone: 215-546-7766
Website: https://www.nefolk.org
Showcase schedule, Tribes Hill Room 917:
12:00-12:30 David Goldman, Elisa Korenne, Ali Chambliss
12:30-1:00 James Durst, Todd Giudice, Kathleen Pemble
1:00-1:30 Susan Kane, Steve Kirkman, Rich Deans
1:30-2:00 Red Molly, Little Toby Walker, KJ Denhert
2:00-? OPEN song circles
Saturday AFTERNOON 2-4 pm: 2nd annual "Under cover: Tribes Hill Salutes Woody, Pete, and the other great troubadours, an OPEn song circle"
TRIBES HILL NERFA 2005 CD's available FREE at conference!
12:00-12:30 David Goldman, Elisa Korenne, Ali Chambliss
12:30-1:00 James Durst, Todd Giudice, Kathleen Pemble
1:00-1:30 Susan Kane, Steve Kirkman, Rich Deans
1:30-2:00 Red Molly, Little Toby Walker, KJ Denhert
2:00-? OPEN song circles
Saturday AFTERNOON 2-4 pm: 2nd annual "Under cover: Tribes Hill Salutes Woody, Pete, and the other great troubadours, an OPEn song circle"
TRIBES HILL NERFA 2005 CD's available FREE at conference!
Kutshers Resort, room 917
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Too Human Henry's on the Hudson
Peekskill NY
Phone: 914)737-0515
For a wonderful dinner or just dessert or drinks, great view, and fun music, meet us at Henry's!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
Kathleen Pemble Peekskill Coffeehouse
Peekskill NY
Phone: (914) 739-1287
101 S. Division St.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Susan Kane with Special Guest Andy Earl Peekskill Coffeehouse
Peekskill NY
Phone: 914-
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Division St.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 pm
Hope Machine Woody Guthrie Tribute Mystic River Concert Series to benefit L.U.N.C.H.
Mystic CT
Website: https://www.lunchensemble.com/
119 High Street
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1pm
Anthony da Costa Peekskill Coffeehouse
Peekskill NY
101 S. Division St.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. w/ Rich Deans Peekskill Coffeehouse
Peekskill NY
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
101 S. Division St.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 pm
Pat Wictor / Montgomery Delaney / Susan Kane Circle of Friends Coffee House
Pleasantville NY
Website: https://www.songster.org
St. Johns Hall (8 Sunnyside)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 p.m.
Matt Turk Band Bitterend
New York NY
Phone: 212-673-7030
Website: https://www.bitterend.com/
147 Bleecker Street (between Thompson and LaGuardia)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2 p.m.
TRIBES HILL PRESENTS Kathleen Pemble, Hope Machine with Matt Turk, and Susan Kane Westchester Arts Exchange (in Chase Bank building)
White Plains NY
Phone: 914-428-4220
Website: https://www.westarts.com/
Tribes Hill presnts this show as part of the Westchester Arts Council's Folk Arts Exhibition in their beautiful new theatre space in this converted bank building. There is plenty of lot and street parking. Tickets are $10 for adults, $8 for seniors and students, free for children under 12.
31 Mamaroneck Ave.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
Andy Germak Rockwood Music Hall
New York NY
Phone: 1-212-477-4155
Website: https://www.rockwoodmusichall.com/
with Arnold S. Gottleib, bass
196 Allen Street
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Coffee Labs
Tarrytown NY
7 Main Street
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Coffee Labs
Tarrytown NY
7 Main Street
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Red Molly and Hope Machine Makor
New York NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Red Molly and Hope Machine Makor
New York NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 PM
TRIBES HILL MEETING Hammond House
Valhalla NY
Phone: 914-347-8209
Last meeting of the year. We plan on using this time for final planning and rehersals for the Solstice Show.
111 Grasslands Rd.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Anthony da Costa Coffee Labs
Tarrytown NY
Phone: 914-332-1479
Free show (donations appreciated)
www.anthonydacosta.com for more information
www.anthonydacosta.com for more information
7 Main Street
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 pm
Red Molly & Todd Giudice Peekskill Coffeehouse
Peekskill NY
Phone: 914 739 1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
101 S. Division St.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3 p.m.
Tribes Hill Fourth Annual Hudson Valley Solstice Circle Of Friends Coffeehouse
Pleasantville NY
Website: https://www.songster.org
A Celebration in Music featuring:
Steve Kirkman / Elisa Korenne / Rich Deans / Anthony da Costa / James Durst / KJ Denhert / Lara Herscovitch / Iris Cohen / Fred Gillen Jr. / Steve Chizmadia / Kathleen Pemble / Susan Kane / Marianne Osiel / Madhumita Chakrabartti / Matt Turk
Hosted by Jonathan Kruk
St. John's Church, 8 Sunnyside Ave. (corner of Bedford Rd.)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00PM
Robert Hill Band Turning Point
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9 pm
The Circus of Dreams Holiday Show Towne Crier Cafe
Pawling NY
Friday, December 16th, 2005 9:00 PM
THE CIRCUS of DREAMS HOLIDAY SHOW! ! !
TOWNE CRIER CAFE
130 Route 22, Pawling, NY
845-855-1300
The Circus' 6th annual Christmas show at the Towne Crier!
THE CIRCUS of DREAMS HOLIDAY SHOW! ! !
TOWNE CRIER CAFE
130 Route 22, Pawling, NY
845-855-1300
The Circus' 6th annual Christmas show at the Towne Crier!
130 Route 22
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Terence Martin / Disappear Fear Bodles Opera House
Chester NY
Website: https://www.bodles.com
Bodles Opera House 8 PM $15
30 Main Street, Chester, NY
Terence opens for Sonia and Disappear Fear
845-469-4595 or bodles.com
30 Main Street, Chester, NY
Terence opens for Sonia and Disappear Fear
845-469-4595 or bodles.com
30 Main St.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 PM
Sloan Wainwright & Friends Annual Holiday Concert Harvey School Arts Center
Katonah NY
Phone: 914-232-3161 extension 600
Website: https://www.sloanwainwright.com
Saturday, December 17th, 2005 8:00 PM
THE HARVEY SCHOOL ARTS CENTER
260 Jay St., Katonah, NY
(914) 232-3161, x600
Sloan Wainwright & Friends annual holiday concert, with guest performances by The Circus, The Kennedys, Penny Nichols, and Cadence Carroll.
THE HARVEY SCHOOL ARTS CENTER
260 Jay St., Katonah, NY
(914) 232-3161, x600
Sloan Wainwright & Friends annual holiday concert, with guest performances by The Circus, The Kennedys, Penny Nichols, and Cadence Carroll.
260 Jay St.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:30 PM
Sloan, Gandalf & Kennedys Holiday Show The Cutting Room
New York New York
Sunday, December 18th, 2005 9:30 PM
THE CUTTING ROOM
19 W.24th Street, New York, NY
(212) 691-1900
Another Holiday Concert with Sloan Wainwright, Gandalf Murphy and The Kennedys!
THE CUTTING ROOM
19 W.24th Street, New York, NY
(212) 691-1900
Another Holiday Concert with Sloan Wainwright, Gandalf Murphy and The Kennedys!
19 West 24th Street
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 PM
Gandalf Murphy w/ Witches in Bikinis Galapagos Art Space
Brooklyn NY
Phone: 718-782-5188
Wednesday, December 21st, 2005 7:00 PM
GALAPAGOS ART SPACE
70 North 6th St., Brooklyn, NY
718 782-5188
Sharing the night with friends Witches in Bikinis.
The Circus will go on at 7 and The Witches will take the stage around 8:30.
For more information, please visit slambovia.com
GALAPAGOS ART SPACE
70 North 6th St., Brooklyn, NY
718 782-5188
Sharing the night with friends Witches in Bikinis.
The Circus will go on at 7 and The Witches will take the stage around 8:30.
For more information, please visit slambovia.com
70 North 6th St.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 pm
Susan Kane Kavehaz
New York NY
Phone: 212.343.0612
Website: https://www.kavehaz.com
with the inimitable Billy Masters on guitar
no cover, $10 minimum at tables
no cover, $10 minimum at tables
37 West 26th Street
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Hope Machine Year-End Hootenanny!!! Peekskill Coffeehouse
Peekskill NY
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
101 S. Division St.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8PM
Susan Kane Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 South Division St.Peekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914.739.1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00PM
Susan Kane Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 South Division St.Peekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914.739.1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. chThonic Clash Coffeehouse
453 Main Street Beacon, NY
Phone: 845-831-0359
Website: https://www.chthonicclash.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. chThonic Clash Coffeehouse
453 Main Street Beacon, NY
Phone: 845-831-0359
Website: https://www.chthonicclash.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 TBA
Anthony da Costa ECHO Benefit Show at Pleasantville High School
Pleasantville NY
Website: https://www.anthonydacosta.com
Benefit show for the Tina Gambino Scholarship Fund! ECHO (Nina Leone, of Off-Kitler Magazine) will be organizing a night of music, that has in the past been a Battle of the Bands. In the past, $1,000 has been raised by kids that enjoy good music and like to dance! Please, come to this show!
anthony will be playing his original songs with a full band!
w/General Miggs (www.gmiggs.com), the Vibration (www.the-vibration.com), No One and the Somebodies (www.noats.com), Swing Heil!, Blue Velvet, and more!
anthony will be playing his original songs with a full band!
w/General Miggs (www.gmiggs.com), the Vibration (www.the-vibration.com), No One and the Somebodies (www.noats.com), Swing Heil!, Blue Velvet, and more!
60 Romer Avenue
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Coffee Labs
Tarrytown NY
7 Main Street
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 PM
Songwriter Night with Ina May, Terence and Open Book Peekskill Coffeehouse
Peekskill NY
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Friday, January 7th
Peekskill Coffeehouse, Peekskill NY
Songwriter Night w/Ina May Wool, Open Book, Terence Martin & Dan Bonis - a great night of music!
8 PM, 101 South Division St. (914)739-1287 or peekskillcoffee.com
Peekskill Coffeehouse, Peekskill NY
Songwriter Night w/Ina May Wool, Open Book, Terence Martin & Dan Bonis - a great night of music!
8 PM, 101 South Division St. (914)739-1287 or peekskillcoffee.com
101 South Division
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr. Starving Artist
City Island NY
Phone: (718) 885-3779
Website: https://starvingartistonline.com
249 City Island Ave.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 PM
TRIBES HILL MEETING Hammond House
Valhalla NY
Phone: 914-347-8209
A very special meeting celebrating the 40th anniversary of the birth of Iris Cohen.
Bring your music and party with the Tribe.
Begins at 6pm
Bring your music and party with the Tribe.
Begins at 6pm
111 Grasslands Rd.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:30 PM
Eddie Denise w/Chris Brown Pete's Saloon
Elmsford NY
Website: https://cbonline.net
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
Danny Kalb of Blues Project with HOPE MACHINE Towne Crier Cafe
Pawling NY
Phone: 845-855-1300
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
Fred & Steve as a duo
130 rte. 22
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Open Mic hosted by Fred Gillen Jr. Towne Crier Cafe
Pawling NY
Phone: 845-855-1300
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
sign-up from 5-7, show starts at 7...
The Towne Crier open mic exists to help connect artists and create community. Phil, the owner of the Crier, picks artists to perform shows at the open mic, but more importantly artists meet each other and hook up and work together...
The Towne Crier open mic exists to help connect artists and create community. Phil, the owner of the Crier, picks artists to perform shows at the open mic, but more importantly artists meet each other and hook up and work together...
130 rte. 22
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00+pm
Jonathan Byrd / Karen Mal Coffee With A Conscience
1st United Methodist Church 1 East Broad StreetWestfield, NJ
Phone: 908 412 9105
Website: https://www.coffeewithconscience.org
$15.00
Doors open at 7:15
Americana at it's finest! Jonathan ( www.jonathanbyrd.com ) is an exceptional songwriter and Karen
( www.karenmal.com ) is an amazing musician who plays many instruments. The two tour separately but are good friends. The level of musicianship will be high and many of the songs you'll hear will tickle your souls.
Doors open at 7:15
Americana at it's finest! Jonathan ( www.jonathanbyrd.com ) is an exceptional songwriter and Karen
( www.karenmal.com ) is an amazing musician who plays many instruments. The two tour separately but are good friends. The level of musicianship will be high and many of the songs you'll hear will tickle your souls.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Anthony da Costa w/Kolson Pickard The Dragonfly Cafe
Pleasantville NY
Website: https://www.anthonydacosta.com
With Kolson Pickard of the Sweet Nothing Music Collective (TBD)
No Cover Charge (donations are appreciated)
I'll be playing this show as a double-bill with Kolson, who's a great singer/songwriter, also from Pleasantville...he's a Senior at Pleasantville High School, and plays drums for the Sweet Nothing Music Collective...be sure to come out, this will be a special show, with some jamming definately involved!
No Cover Charge (donations are appreciated)
I'll be playing this show as a double-bill with Kolson, who's a great singer/songwriter, also from Pleasantville...he's a Senior at Pleasantville High School, and plays drums for the Sweet Nothing Music Collective...be sure to come out, this will be a special show, with some jamming definately involved!
7 Wheeler Avenue
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Gandalf Murphy & the Slambovian Circus of Dreams Puppet House
Stony Creek Ct.
Saturday, January 21st, 2006 8:00 PM
"2006 Year of The Dog New Year's Celebration"
PUPPET HOUSE THEATER
128 Thimble Island Rd., Stony Creek, CT
Opening Act: RICK FROST
Tickets Available @ SMARTTIX.COM
"2006 Year of The Dog New Year's Celebration"
PUPPET HOUSE THEATER
128 Thimble Island Rd., Stony Creek, CT
Opening Act: RICK FROST
Tickets Available @ SMARTTIX.COM
128 Thimle Island Rd.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Little Toby Walker The Boulton Center
Bay Shore, NY
Phone: 631-969-1101
This show will be recorded for Toby's new LIVE CD!
www.littletobywalker.com
www.littletobywalker.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Anthony da Costa Coffee Labs Roasters
Tarrytown NY
Switched dates with Phil Dollard, who is now on the 13th at 8pm
No Cover Charge (donations are appreciated)
No Cover Charge (donations are appreciated)
7 Main Street
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:00 PM
Gandalf Murphy & the Slambovian Circus of Dreams Bodles Opera House
Chester NY
Saturday, January 28th, 2006 9:00 PM
BODLES OPERA HOUSE
39 Main St., Chester, NY
(845) 469-4595
BODLES OPERA HOUSE
39 Main St., Chester, NY
(845) 469-4595
39 Main St.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00pm
Susan Kane Rockwood Music Hall
New York NY
Phone: 212-477-4155
Website: https://www.rockwoodmusichall.com
196 Allen Street
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Open Mic hosted by Fred Gillen Jr. Towne Crier Cafe
Pawling NY
Phone: 845-855-1300
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
sign-up from 5-7, show starts at 7...
The Towne Crier open mic exists to help connect artists and create community. Phil, the owner of the Crier, picks artists to perform shows at the open mic, but more importantly artists meet each other and hook up and work together...
The Towne Crier open mic exists to help connect artists and create community. Phil, the owner of the Crier, picks artists to perform shows at the open mic, but more importantly artists meet each other and hook up and work together...
130 rte. 22
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Steve Kirkman Coffee Labs
Tarrytown NY
7 Main Street
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Anthony da Costa The Starving Artist
City Island NY
This is a wonderful cafe/art gallery! Go out to City Island early, get a good dinner, and come to the show for dessert after! Or, you could just get your dinner there, they've got some great food! This is my Starving Artist Debut (thanks Elliot), and this place has housed such acts as Fred Gillen Jr and Matt Turk...No cover charge, just donations, and i might have a special guest or two with me...come on down! call (718) 885-3779 for reservations, if you want to be safe, but walk ins are often accepted...
249 City Island Avenue
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr. Ethical Culture Society Of Queens
Jackson Heights NY
Phone: 718-445-8515
Website: https://www.queensethical.org/
33-16 79th Street, at Northern Blvd.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m.
HOPE MACHINE & Fred Gillen Jr Watercolor Cafe
Larchmont NY
Phone: 914-834-2213
Website: https://www.watercolorcafe.net/
1st set: Fred solo (no relation to Han Solo, sorry.)
2nd set: Hope Machine (Fred, Steve, & Steve as a trio.) Celebrating Fred's 37th birthday!
2nd set: Hope Machine (Fred, Steve, & Steve as a trio.) Celebrating Fred's 37th birthday!
2094 Boston Post Rd.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6+pm
Tribes Hill Meeting Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, NY 10595
Phone: 914-347-8209
Our monthly Tribes Hill meetings will now focus on our music circle and the community that it encourages.
Song share begins at 6
potluck spaghetti dinner begins at 7:30
All invited!
Song share begins at 6
potluck spaghetti dinner begins at 7:30
All invited!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10%3A30pm
Folk Alliance Conference, Hilton Hotel
Austin, TX USA
Tribes Hill Late Night Guerilla Showcase:
10:30 Rachel Nelson, Mick Overman, Fred Gillen Jr.
11:00 James Durst, Arlon Bennett, Steve Kirkman
11:30 Sally Shuffield, Brandon Patton, Lisa Markley
12:00 Gar Ragland, Steve Chizmadia, Andrew Calhoun
12:30 Joe Giacoio, Pat Wictor, Erik Balkey
1:00 Jonathan Byrd, Ian Campbell Smith, James Durst
1:30 David Morreale, Zoe Mulford, Dave Marsh
2:00 open song circle
10:30 Rachel Nelson, Mick Overman, Fred Gillen Jr.
11:00 James Durst, Arlon Bennett, Steve Kirkman
11:30 Sally Shuffield, Brandon Patton, Lisa Markley
12:00 Gar Ragland, Steve Chizmadia, Andrew Calhoun
12:30 Joe Giacoio, Pat Wictor, Erik Balkey
1:00 Jonathan Byrd, Ian Campbell Smith, James Durst
1:30 David Morreale, Zoe Mulford, Dave Marsh
2:00 open song circle
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10%3A30pm
Folk Alliance Conference, Hilton Hotel
Austin, TX USA
Tribes Hill Late Night Guerilla Showcase:
10:30 The Dalziels
11:00 Brandon Patton
11:30 Gandalf Murphy & The Slambovian Circus of Dreams
12:00 Hope Machine
12:30 Wishing Chair
1:00 The Malvinas
1:30 David Massengill
2:00 open song circle
10:30 The Dalziels
11:00 Brandon Patton
11:30 Gandalf Murphy & The Slambovian Circus of Dreams
12:00 Hope Machine
12:30 Wishing Chair
1:00 The Malvinas
1:30 David Massengill
2:00 open song circle
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Open Mic hosted by Buzz Turner Towne Crier Cafe
Pawling NY
Phone: 845-855-1300
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
sign-up from 5-7, show starts at 7...
The Towne Crier open mic exists to help connect artists and create community. Phil, the owner of the Crier, picks artists to perform shows at the open mic, but more importantly artists meet each other and hook up and work together...
The Towne Crier open mic exists to help connect artists and create community. Phil, the owner of the Crier, picks artists to perform shows at the open mic, but more importantly artists meet each other and hook up and work together...
130 rte. 22
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00+PM
Ina May Wool Wintersongs Songwriting Camp/Retreat
Ashokan, NY
Website: https://www.summersongs.com
w/Penny Nichols, Sloan Wainrigh, David Roth
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Folk Alliance National Conference
Memphis, TN
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Work o' the Weavers In Concert Sanctuary Concert Series
Chatham, NJ
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. live on air WNTI FM 91.9
Hackettstown, NJ
Website: https://www.wnti.org/
listen on-line from anywhere in the world!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Open Mic hosted by Buzz Turner Towne Crier Cafe
Pawling NY
Phone: 845-855-1300
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
sign-up from 5-7, show starts at 7...
The Towne Crier open mic exists to help connect artists and create community. Phil, the owner of the Crier, picks artists to perform shows at the open mic, but more importantly artists meet each other and hook up and work together...
The Towne Crier open mic exists to help connect artists and create community. Phil, the owner of the Crier, picks artists to perform shows at the open mic, but more importantly artists meet each other and hook up and work together...
130 rte. 22
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A30pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Sunset House
137 North Water StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-734-4192
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fourth Annual HarrathonTo Benefit Develope Don't Destroy Brooklyn Freddie's Back Room
485 Dean Street, Prospect HeightsBrooklyn, NY
Phone: (718)622-7035
Website: https://www.freddysbackroom.com/
tribute to George Harrison and Bob Dylan for a good cause featuring Fred Gillen Jr., Hope Machine, Circus Guy, Paula Carino, John Sharples, and a zillion other bands!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00pm
Matt Turk The Starving Artist
249 City Island Avenue
City Island, NY
City Island, NY
Phone: 718-885-3779
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com/pages/205947/index.htm
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2+%3A00+PM
James Durst with special guest Madhumita Chakrabartti John C. Hart Memorial Library
1130 East Main St.Shrub Oak, NY
Phone: 914-245-5262
Free admission!!! Family oriented show!!!
for more information: www.jamesdurst.com
for more information: www.jamesdurst.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7%3A00+PM
In the Round: Rich Deans, Susan Kane, Steve Kirkman, Elisa Korenne Kavehaz New York, NY
www.kavehaz.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7+p.m.
SummerSongs Benefit featuring Christine Lavin Makor
35 West 67th Streetnew york, ny
Website: https://www.makor.org
SINGER/SONGWRITER CHRISTINE LAVIN
TURNS UP THE MUSIC AT MAKOR ON MARCH 8
Benefit concert for SummerSongs, an adult songwriting camp in the Catskills, also includes performances by national touring artists
Scott Ainslie, Greg Greenway, Penny Nichols and David Roth
What: Second annual SummerSongs Benefit featuring Scott Ainslie, Greg Greenway, Penny Nichols, David Roth and special guest Christine Lavin
When: Wednesday, March 8th, 7-11 p.m. Doors open at 7 p.m., music starts at 7:30 p.m.
Tickets are $15 and are available in advance or on the day of the performance at the box office or at 212-601-1000. You can also log on to purchase at www.makor.org.
For more information about SummerSongs, visit www.summersongs.com
TURNS UP THE MUSIC AT MAKOR ON MARCH 8
Benefit concert for SummerSongs, an adult songwriting camp in the Catskills, also includes performances by national touring artists
Scott Ainslie, Greg Greenway, Penny Nichols and David Roth
What: Second annual SummerSongs Benefit featuring Scott Ainslie, Greg Greenway, Penny Nichols, David Roth and special guest Christine Lavin
When: Wednesday, March 8th, 7-11 p.m. Doors open at 7 p.m., music starts at 7:30 p.m.
Tickets are $15 and are available in advance or on the day of the performance at the box office or at 212-601-1000. You can also log on to purchase at www.makor.org.
For more information about SummerSongs, visit www.summersongs.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Victor's
500 Commerce St.Hawthorne, NY
Phone: 914-769-1817
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Anthony da Costa Coffee Labs Roasters
Tarrytown NY
No Cover Charge (donations are appreciated)
7 Main Street
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00pm
Matt Turk Molten Java Coffee Roasters
102 Greenwood Ave.Bethel, CT
Phone: 203-739-0313
Website: https://www.mjcoffee.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Open Mic hosted by Buzz Turner Towne Crier Cafe
Pawling NY
Phone: 845-855-1300
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
sign-up from 5-7, show starts at 7...
The Towne Crier open mic exists to help connect artists and create community. Phil, the owner of the Crier, picks artists to perform shows at the open mic, but more importantly artists meet each other and hook up and work together...
The Towne Crier open mic exists to help connect artists and create community. Phil, the owner of the Crier, picks artists to perform shows at the open mic, but more importantly artists meet each other and hook up and work together...
130 rte. 22
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
HOPE MACHINE St. Paul's Church
161 Mansion st. Poughkeepsie, NY
benefit for a new roof on the church...corned beef dinner, 3 bands, irish dancers, folk music, soul music, gospel music, fiddlers, you name it...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Lara Herscovitch CD Release Show Acoustic Cafe
Bridgeport, CT
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9%3A00pm
Matt Turk Postcrypt Coffeehouse
New York City, NY
Phone: 212.854.1953
Website: https://www.columbia.edu/cu/postcrypt/coffeehouse/
In the basement of St. Paul's Chapel at Columbia University
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00pm
Matt Turk Coffee Labs
7 Main St.Tarrytown, NY
Phone: 914.332.1478
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. w/ special guest Zoe Mulford! http://www.zoemulford.com Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8+pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Maia Restaurant & Lounge
749 rte. 55 (near Taconic)Poughkeepsie, NY
a really nice restaurant with GREAT food... music is in bar area which is cozy and has a warm vibe...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3+pm
Mandolin Caravan Featuring Matt Turk Westchester Arts Council
31 Mamaroneck Ave.White Plains, NY
Phone: 914-428-4220
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm
Tribes Hill Monthly Meeting Hammond House
Valhalla NY
Phone: 914-347-8209
Every month members of Tribes Hill get together to play music, share a meal and discuss business.
All are welcome!
Meetings are held at Hammond House and begin at 6 PM
111 Grasslands Rd.
Valhalla, NY
all the meeting dates for the year: 3/6, 4/3, 5/1, 6/5 (plus 6/24 annual mtg/concert), 7/10, 8/7, 9/11, 10/9, 11/6, 12/4.
for information call Rick:
914-347-8209
914-564-9212 (cell)
All are welcome!
Meetings are held at Hammond House and begin at 6 PM
111 Grasslands Rd.
Valhalla, NY
all the meeting dates for the year: 3/6, 4/3, 5/1, 6/5 (plus 6/24 annual mtg/concert), 7/10, 8/7, 9/11, 10/9, 11/6, 12/4.
for information call Rick:
914-347-8209
914-564-9212 (cell)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Open Mic hosted by Fred Gillen Jr. Towne Crier Cafe
Pawling NY
Phone: 845-855-1300
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
sign-up from 5-7, show starts at 7...
The Towne Crier open mic exists to help connect artists and create community. Phil, the owner of the Crier, picks artists to perform shows at the open mic, but more importantly artists meet each other and hook up and work together...
The Towne Crier open mic exists to help connect artists and create community. Phil, the owner of the Crier, picks artists to perform shows at the open mic, but more importantly artists meet each other and hook up and work together...
130 rte. 22
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A30+pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Sunset House
137 N Water St.Peekskill, NY
Phone: 914-734-4192
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8+p.m.
Anthony daCosta Dragonfly Cafe
7 Wheeler Ave.Pleasantville, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8+pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Coffee Labs
7 Main St.Tarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8+p.m.+
Susan Kane & special guest Steve Chizmadia Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY 10596 USA
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8+pm
Fred Gillen Jr. The Starving Artist
249 City Island AvenueCity Island (Bronx), NY
Phone: 718-885-3779
a warm, friendly, wonderfull gallery and cafe with food and coffee drinks... nice people...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Open Mic hosted by Buzz Turner Towne Crier Cafe
Pawling NY
Phone: 845-855-1300
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
sign-up from 5-7, show starts at 7...
The Towne Crier open mic exists to help connect artists and create community. Phil, the owner of the Crier, picks artists to perform shows at the open mic, but more importantly artists meet each other and hook up and work together...
The Towne Crier open mic exists to help connect artists and create community. Phil, the owner of the Crier, picks artists to perform shows at the open mic, but more importantly artists meet each other and hook up and work together...
130 rte. 22
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10+PM
Ashley Cox CD Release Fat Baby
112 Rivington St. (between Ludlow & Essex)New York, NY
Website: https://fatbabynyc.com
Honey By The Pound, the much anticipated new album release from Syracuse singer/songwriter Ashley Cox!!!
THIS Friday Night April 21st, 2006 10pm
FAT BABY
112 Rivington St. (between Ludlow & Essex)
NYC
www.fatbabynyc.com
Ashley is inviting all friends, family and fans to join her at the
release party as she performs this new material for the first time in
New York City.? In two distinct sets, Ashley will first be performing
her new songs with a full band and then closing out the night with an almost alter-ego-like abstract electronica session.? NOT TO MISS!
THIS Friday Night April 21st, 2006 10pm
FAT BABY
112 Rivington St. (between Ludlow & Essex)
NYC
www.fatbabynyc.com
Ashley is inviting all friends, family and fans to join her at the
release party as she performs this new material for the first time in
New York City.? In two distinct sets, Ashley will first be performing
her new songs with a full band and then closing out the night with an almost alter-ego-like abstract electronica session.? NOT TO MISS!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6-8%3A30pm
Iris Cohen Tarrytown Firehouse
Main StreetTarrytown, NY 10591
Outdoor event as part of Thrid Friday. Also featuring Jonathan Kruk, storyteller.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7%3A30+p.m.
OPEN BOOK - CD RELEASE CONCERT!!! The Lost and Found Coffeehouse
the Bedford Community House
74 Main StreetBedford Hills, NY
74 Main StreetBedford Hills, NY
Phone: 914-666-7004
Open Book (Rick Gedney/Michele Rubin) are proud to announce the release of their second cd, "The Things We Keep". Please join them to celebrate on April 22nd at the Lost and Found Coffeehouse in Bedford HIlls. Michele and Rick will perform with Mark Murphy on upright bass and Jerry Krenach on drums...special guests too! Jeffry Braun opens!! Admission of $12.00 includes a free cd!
www.openbookmusic.com
www.myspace.com/openbookmusic
www.openbookmusic.com
www.myspace.com/openbookmusic
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7%3A30+p.m.
Gary Paul Hermus The Sanctuary Coffee House @ The Unitarian Universalist Congregation
9 Vance LaneRock Tavern, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8+pm
FRED GILLEN JR CD RELEASE SHOW! Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
This is the release of first solo CD in 4 years. The whole CD was recorded and then scrapped because I wasn't really happy with the production, and was given some unexpected help in being able to let it go and start over. This new version is very intimate and has some good friends playing and singing including Laurie MacAllister, Abbie Gardner, and Steve Kirkman. Many of the songs are live staples, and there is a version of Woody Guthrie's "I Ain't Got No Home." The disc is called GONE GONE GONE."
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2%3A00
"Ridgefield Folk" Ridgefield Library
Ridgefield Public Library
472 Main Street Ridgefield, CT
472 Main Street Ridgefield, CT
Phone: (203) 438-2282
Website: https://www.biblio.org/rdgfld/pages/progadl.htm#Ridgefield
Come hear Open Book perform in a full concert at the Ridgefield Library's popular concert series, "Ridgefield Folk". Tickets will be given out on the day of the concert starting at 1 p.m. Doors open at 1:30 and the concert starts at 2 p.m.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6%3A30pm
Tribes Hill Meeting Hammond House
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Open Mic hosted by Fred Gillen Jr. Towne Crier Cafe
Pawling NY
Phone: 845-855-1300
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
sign-up from 5-7, show starts at 7...
The Towne Crier open mic exists to help connect artists and create community. Phil, the owner of the Crier, picks artists to perform shows at the open mic, but more importantly artists meet each other and hook up and work together...
The Towne Crier open mic exists to help connect artists and create community. Phil, the owner of the Crier, picks artists to perform shows at the open mic, but more importantly artists meet each other and hook up and work together...
130 rte. 22
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A30+pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Sunset House
137 N. Water St.Peekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-734-4192
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm
Fred Gillen Jr. at the Gazebo First Fridays Open Studio Event
corner of Central and DivisionPeekskill, NY 10566
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8+pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1+pm
Steve Kirkman and Fred Gillen Jr. Talkin Protest Songs Croton Library
Croton, NY 10520
Steve and Fred discussing protest songs and singing a few...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Red Molly, Terence Martin, Jason Spooner, & Fred Gillen Jr. Westchester Arts Council's Grand Banking Room
White Plains, NY
Presented by Mainstage...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Red Molly, Terence Martin, Jason Spooner, & Fred Gillen Jr. Westchester Arts Council's Grand Banking Room
White Plains, NY
Presented by Mainstage...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 12-4pm
@ Patriots Park Art in the Park
Patriots Park is on Rt. 9Tarrytown/Sleepy Hollow border, ny 10591 usa
An annual event hosted by Tarrytown/Sleepy Hollow Arts Council featuring arts, crafts and music. This year Tribes Hill will have the main stage
1:00 Lara Herscovitch and Iris Cohen
1:35 Susan Kane
2:00 David Goldman
2:25 Open Book
3:00 Kathleen Pemble
3:30 Hope Machine
1:00 Lara Herscovitch and Iris Cohen
1:35 Susan Kane
2:00 David Goldman
2:25 Open Book
3:00 Kathleen Pemble
3:30 Hope Machine
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7%3A30+pm
Anthony da Costa, Gary and Anthony PHS Visions Coffee House @ the Rec Center
Pleasantville Recreation Center (on Bedford Rd.)Pleasantville, NY 10570
This is a show put together by Pleasantville High School's "Visions" Club. The show will feature Anthony da Costa (www.anthonydacosta.com), his band Gary and Anthony (www.myspace.com/garyandanthony), and more talented acts. A coffeehouse with great coffee and desserts. more info TBA, go to www.anthonydacosta.com for updates
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Todd Giudice / Open Book Peekskill Coffee House
101 S. Division St.
Phone: 914 739 1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7%3A30+pm
Tribes Hill Presents Susan Kane, Pat Wictor, and Hope Machine Makor
35 West 67th StreetNew York, NY
Website: https://www.makor.org
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00+pm
Anthony da Costa, Montgomery Delaney The Dragonfly Cafe
7 Wheeler Avenue Pleasantville, NY 10570
Phone: 747-7477
Website: https://www.anthonydacosta.com
Anthony and Monty have played together before, but this will be their first official double-bill! Monty is a great influence of Anthony's, and one of his songwriting heroes....they'll be at this great spot playing Anthonys songs, Montys songs, and who knows what else! Come on down, it's a free show, and we'd love to have some kindred folk there as well!
www.anthonydacosta.com
www.montgomerydelaney.com
www.anthonydacosta.com
www.montgomerydelaney.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10pm
Fred Gillen Jr. with Adam Rivera, Matthew Pop, Sundae Crush, Judy Elliott Stain
766 Grand Street Brooklyn, NY
Phone: 914-378-7840
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9+p.m.
HOPE MACHINE The Bayou
580 Gramatan Ave. (Fleetwood, close to Fleetwood metro-north station)Mt. Vernon, NY
Phone: (914) 668-2634
Website: https://www.thebayourestaurantny.com
Great cajun food and Hope Machine!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY 10566 U.S.A.
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1%3A00+pm
Anthony da Costa The Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY
Phone: 739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Anthony makes yet another return to the Peekskill Coffeehouse! He's backed some great friends of his there (Rich Deans, Fred Gillen Jr, Hope Machine, Rebecca Hall and Ken Anderson, etc.), and he has also played solo there as well...he'll also be there in july with his good friend steve kirkman! .this should be a great sunday afternoon, with great food and a welcoming environment...free show, come on down!
www.anthonydacosta.com
possibly with Gary and Anthony www.myspace.com/garyandanthony
www.anthonydacosta.com
possibly with Gary and Anthony www.myspace.com/garyandanthony
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Andy Germak Coffee Labs
7 Main St.Tarrytown, NY 10591 U.S.A.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm
Scott Urgola at the Gazebo First Fridays Open Studio Event
corner of Central and DivisionPeekskill, NY 10566
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6+PM
Tribes Hill Meeting Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, NY 10595
Phone: 914-347-8209
Every month members of Tribes Hill get together to play music, share a meal and discuss business.
All are welcome!
This meeting we will discuss Pleasantville, the annual meeting and election of officers.
Meetings are held at Hammond House and begin at 6 PM
111 Grasslands Rd.
Valhalla, NY
all the meeting dates for the year: 6/5 (plus 6/24 annual mtg/concert), 7/10, 8/7, 9/11, 10/9, 11/6, 12/4.
for information call Rick:
914-347-8209
914-564-9212 (cell)
All are welcome!
This meeting we will discuss Pleasantville, the annual meeting and election of officers.
Meetings are held at Hammond House and begin at 6 PM
111 Grasslands Rd.
Valhalla, NY
all the meeting dates for the year: 6/5 (plus 6/24 annual mtg/concert), 7/10, 8/7, 9/11, 10/9, 11/6, 12/4.
for information call Rick:
914-347-8209
914-564-9212 (cell)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00+pm
Anthony da Costa, Gary and Anthony Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY
Phone: 332-1479
Anthony's been playing at this great venue for over a year now, and on a monthly basis...he's happy to return with his band Gary and Anthony...free show, great coffee/desserts, and not too far off...you should stop by!
www.anthonydacosta.com
www.myspace.com/garyandanthony
www.anthonydacosta.com
www.myspace.com/garyandanthony
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00pm
^ Susan Kane ^ Towne Crier br /Pawling, NY
Rt. 22Pawling, NY
Phone: (845)855-1300
Website: https://www.townecrier.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Clearwater Music Festival Croton Point Park
Croton, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Maia Restaurant
749 rte. 55 Poughkeepsie, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4%3A30pm
HOPE MACHINE leads Songs of WOODY GUTHRIE! Clearwater's Great Hudson River Revival Circle of Song
Croton Point ParkCroton, NY 10520 U.S.A.
Phone: 1-800-67-SLOOP
Website: https://www.clearwater.org/festival.html
Circle of Song is the festival's "participatory stage," which seems kinda redundant at a FOLK festival, but the cool thing is it is really just a little tent by the Hudson River, away from the bigger stages, where we can all gather and sing. We've been asked again this year to lead a Woody Guthrie sing-along. Please come and sing, and Tribes Hill artists attending the festival, please play with us if you have an instrument. We weren't able to put that invitation out there the last two years, but this year we welcome our friends to come play Woody songs with us, and for the whole wide world to come SING!!! Raise your voice and feel that vibration down there in your rib-cage (that's your heart!) Woody's songs, underneath everything, celebrate freedom and hope...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7%3A30pm
Open Book & Robert Messore White Lilac Tea Room
(203) 451-4174, CT
Phone: (203) 451-4174
Website: https://www.WhiteLilacTearoom.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00+pm
Anthony da Costa The Dragonfly Cafe
7 Wheeler Avenue Pleasantville, NY 10570
this is a great spot for local live music, free show and great coffee/desserts...come on down!
www.anthonydacosta.com
www.myspace.com/garyandanthony
www.anthonydacosta.com
www.myspace.com/garyandanthony
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9+pm
Vox Lumina's Song of Light Nyack Center
Broadway and DepewNyack, NY
Phone: 845-270-7477
Website: https://www.voxlumina.org
Vox Lumina's "Song of Light" is a unique and poignant 90
minute mythical musical environmental education/art
performance piece written and directed by yours truly
(Rockland County artist and environmental educator Brooke
Smokelin) and brought to life by an amazing
ensemble of 11 local musicians and movers. "Song of Light"
gives voice and movement to the characters of Sky, Earth,
Sun, Moon, and River to raise consciousness about our
relationship with the natural world. It is Ziggy Stardust
meets the Lorax tribal gypsy storytelling delight!
minute mythical musical environmental education/art
performance piece written and directed by yours truly
(Rockland County artist and environmental educator Brooke
Smokelin) and brought to life by an amazing
ensemble of 11 local musicians and movers. "Song of Light"
gives voice and movement to the characters of Sky, Earth,
Sun, Moon, and River to raise consciousness about our
relationship with the natural world. It is Ziggy Stardust
meets the Lorax tribal gypsy storytelling delight!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Annual Meeting cancelled Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, NY 10595
Phone: 914-347-8209
Due to the inability of many Tribes Hill Officers to attend we will have the annual meeting at a later date. TBA
I'm hoping to have a potluck feast with songs around the campfire.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Fred Gillen Jr. live-in-studio emScene Unseen/em on WVKR FM 91.3
Poughkeepsie, NY
Website: https://www.wvkr.org
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 midnight
HOPE MACHINE Arlene's Grocery
95 Stanton St.New York, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. & Carlos Calvo (from Los Angeles!) Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY 10566 U.S.A.
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
performing every month with many special guests...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A30+pm
Anthony da Costa Boone Dog Coffeehouse
35 Main StreetBrewster, NY
Phone: 845-279-4966
anthony makes his return to the boone dog after a show there back in march...great spot, great people, and there's a working piano there! so expect some of that...come on down, its a free show!
www.anthonydacosta.com
www.anthonydacosta.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00+pm
Anthony da Costa Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY
free show, great coffee/desserts, great atmosphere, great people! come on down!
www.anthonydacosta.com
www.myspace.com/garyandanthony
www.anthonydacosta.com
www.myspace.com/garyandanthony
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm
Susan Kane playing at the Gazebo First Fridays Open Studio Night
corner of Central and DivisionPeekskill, NY 10566
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7+pm
6th Annual Woody Guthrie Birthday Bash CB's 313 Gallery
313 BoweryNew York, NY
Phone: (212) 677-0455
Website: https://www.cbgb.com/gallery.html
2-hour round robin songfest featuring MacDougal Street Rent Party & friends.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6+PM
Tribes Hill Meeting Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, NY 10595
Phone: 914-347-8209
Every month members of Tribes Hill get together to play music, share a meal and discuss business.
All are welcome!
Meetings are held at Hammond House and begin at 6 PM
111 Grasslands Rd.
Valhalla, NY
all the meeting dates for the year: 3/6, 4/3, 5/1, 6/5 (plus 6/24 annual mtg/concert), 7/10, 8/7, 9/11, 10/9, 11/6, 12/4.
for information call Rick:
914-347-8209
914-564-9212 (cell)
All are welcome!
Meetings are held at Hammond House and begin at 6 PM
111 Grasslands Rd.
Valhalla, NY
all the meeting dates for the year: 3/6, 4/3, 5/1, 6/5 (plus 6/24 annual mtg/concert), 7/10, 8/7, 9/11, 10/9, 11/6, 12/4.
for information call Rick:
914-347-8209
914-564-9212 (cell)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm
3rd Annual Woody Guthrie Hootenanny Mt. Zion Church at Reis Park
Somers, NY
Phone: scotturgola@yahoo.com
Scott Urgola hosts an open Woody song jam... come and play, sing, stomp your feet..........
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Celebrates Woody Guthrie's 94th Birthday! Coffee Labs
7 Main St.Tarrytown, NY 10591
Fred performs here the first Friday of every month, switched dates with Anthony daCosta 'cause Anthony needed to switch, and reallized it was Woody's birthday so...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00
Anthony da Costa with Steve Kirkman! Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY
Phone: 739-1287
I made my solo Peekskill debut in November of '05, but I have joined many of my friends and fellow musicians there more times than I can count (Rich Deans, Hope Machine, Fred Gillen Jr, Red Molly, etc.)! Steve Kirkman is a member of Hope Machine and an accomplished singer/songwriter. I admire him greatly as an artist and as a fellow human being. You should really go to this, Steve has been such an influence on me, and I will be glad to share the "stage" with him again!
w/Steve Kirkman (www.stevekirkman.com)
www.anthonydacosta.com
w/Steve Kirkman (www.stevekirkman.com)
www.anthonydacosta.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 12+-+8+PM
Tribes Hill Pleasantville Music Festival
Pleasantville, NY 10570
Website: https://pleasantvillemusicfestival.com
Acoustic Stage
12:00 Nannyhagen Creek
12:30 Nick Oliva w/ Dennis Rivellino
1:00 Jeffry Braun / Todd Giudice
1:30 Anthony da Costa
2:00 Matt Turk
2:30 Pat Wictor
3:00 Hope Machine
3:30 David Goldman
4:00 Marianne Osiel
4:30 Rhonda Schuster
5:00 Dan Pelletier
5:30 Kathleen Pemble w/ Ali Chambliss
6:00 Open Book
6:30 Ina May Wool w/ Dan Weiss
7:00 James Durst
7:25 Susan Kane
7:50 Tribes Hill Singers w/ Iris Cohen and friends
Main Stage
12:00 Montgomery Delaney (mini set w/ introduction of Tribes Hill)
12:10 Tribes Hill
1:00 Sam Roberts
1:45 Greg Greenway
2:30 Josh Rutt
3:15 Jon Cobert and Vaneese Thomas
4:00 Dar Williams
5:00 Roger McGuinn
6:00 Rhett Tyler
6:45 World Party
12:00 Nannyhagen Creek
12:30 Nick Oliva w/ Dennis Rivellino
1:00 Jeffry Braun / Todd Giudice
1:30 Anthony da Costa
2:00 Matt Turk
2:30 Pat Wictor
3:00 Hope Machine
3:30 David Goldman
4:00 Marianne Osiel
4:30 Rhonda Schuster
5:00 Dan Pelletier
5:30 Kathleen Pemble w/ Ali Chambliss
6:00 Open Book
6:30 Ina May Wool w/ Dan Weiss
7:00 James Durst
7:25 Susan Kane
7:50 Tribes Hill Singers w/ Iris Cohen and friends
Main Stage
12:00 Montgomery Delaney (mini set w/ introduction of Tribes Hill)
12:10 Tribes Hill
1:00 Sam Roberts
1:45 Greg Greenway
2:30 Josh Rutt
3:15 Jon Cobert and Vaneese Thomas
4:00 Dar Williams
5:00 Roger McGuinn
6:00 Rhett Tyler
6:45 World Party
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 Beginning+Thursday
Tribes Hill at Falcon Ridge Folk Festival
44 County Road 7DHillsdale, NY 12529
Website: https://www.falconridgefolk.com
Thur., July 20 - Sun., July 23
Featuring:
Cheryl Wheeler
Chris & Meredith Thompson
Chris Pureka
Christine Lavin
Crooked Still
Dan Bern
David Massengill
disappear fear
Eddie From Ohio
Eliza Gilkyson
Eric Schwartz
Gandalf Murphy
Greg Greenway
Jason Spooner Trio
Jim's Big Ego
John Gorka
Kym Tuvim
Lowen & Navarro
Mia Dyson
Modern Man
Nerissa & Katryna Nields
Peter Rowan & Tony Rice Quartet
Robbie Schaefer
Shawn Colvin
Susan Werner
Taxi Chain
The Ivy Vine Players
The Rowan Brothers
Tracy Grammer
Vikki True
Winterpills
Tickets for the 2006 Falcon Ridge Folk Festival are now available!
Category Earlybird Price Advance Price Regular Price
4 Day with Camping $95 $105 $120
4 Day w/out Camping $70 $80 $95
Single-day attendee tickets are available:
Date Price
Thursday, 20 July $30
Friday, 21 July $35
Saturday, 22 July $40
Sunday, 23 July $30
Children are always welcome at the festival, and we have special pricing just for them!
Category Price
4 Day with Camping (ages 12 - 16) $50
4 Day w/out Camping (ages 12 - 16) $35
Children under 12 Free!
The Falcon Ridge Folk Festival is located at Dodds Farm, just off Route 22 north of Hillsdale, New York. Hillsdale is in the Tri-State Corner of Massachusetts, New York, and Connecticut, approximately one hour's drive southeast of Albany, New York, three hours' drive north of New York City, and three hours' drive west of Boston, Massachusetts.
The address of the festival site is 44 County Road 7D, Hillsdale, NY 12529.
for additional information:
www.falconridgefolk.com
Featuring:
Cheryl Wheeler
Chris & Meredith Thompson
Chris Pureka
Christine Lavin
Crooked Still
Dan Bern
David Massengill
disappear fear
Eddie From Ohio
Eliza Gilkyson
Eric Schwartz
Gandalf Murphy
Greg Greenway
Jason Spooner Trio
Jim's Big Ego
John Gorka
Kym Tuvim
Lowen & Navarro
Mia Dyson
Modern Man
Nerissa & Katryna Nields
Peter Rowan & Tony Rice Quartet
Robbie Schaefer
Shawn Colvin
Susan Werner
Taxi Chain
The Ivy Vine Players
The Rowan Brothers
Tracy Grammer
Vikki True
Winterpills
Tickets for the 2006 Falcon Ridge Folk Festival are now available!
Category Earlybird Price Advance Price Regular Price
4 Day with Camping $95 $105 $120
4 Day w/out Camping $70 $80 $95
Single-day attendee tickets are available:
Date Price
Thursday, 20 July $30
Friday, 21 July $35
Saturday, 22 July $40
Sunday, 23 July $30
Children are always welcome at the festival, and we have special pricing just for them!
Category Price
4 Day with Camping (ages 12 - 16) $50
4 Day w/out Camping (ages 12 - 16) $35
Children under 12 Free!
The Falcon Ridge Folk Festival is located at Dodds Farm, just off Route 22 north of Hillsdale, New York. Hillsdale is in the Tri-State Corner of Massachusetts, New York, and Connecticut, approximately one hour's drive southeast of Albany, New York, three hours' drive north of New York City, and three hours' drive west of Boston, Massachusetts.
The address of the festival site is 44 County Road 7D, Hillsdale, NY 12529.
for additional information:
www.falconridgefolk.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY 10566 U.S.A.
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
performing every month with many special guests...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A30
Scott E Moore/Antje Duvekot/Jennifer Glass The Writer's Hang
The Goldhawk
936 Park Ave @ 10thHoboken, NJ
936 Park Ave @ 10thHoboken, NJ
Phone: 201 420 7989
Website: https://www.scottemoore.com/whang.html
join host & musician: Scott E. Moore trading songs & stories with very special guests: Antje Duvekot and Jennifer Glass. $8
FREE PARKING in Hoboken! -- "Impark" (4 1/2 blocks away at 15th St & Park Ave) 1st 5 hours FREE with Goldhawk Validation!
FREE PARKING in Hoboken! -- "Impark" (4 1/2 blocks away at 15th St & Park Ave) 1st 5 hours FREE with Goldhawk Validation!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://www.fredgillenjr.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00
Anthony da Costa Dragonfly Cafe (TBD)
7 Wheeler AvenuePleasantville, NY 10570
free show! come on down
www.anthonydacosta.com
TBD
www.anthonydacosta.com
TBD
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Maia
749 rte. 55Poughkeepsie, NY 10591
Website: https://cityguide.pojonews.com/fe/Dining/stories/dn_maia.asp
Cozy little bar area in a great American restaurant... I play for 3 hours!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9%3A00
Gandalf Murphy and the Slambovian Circus of Dreams Towne Crier
130 Rte 22Pawling, NY
Website: https://www.townecrier.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4-7pm
Matt Turk/Fred Gillen Jr./Marc Von Em John Hall for Congress
132 Old Post Road NorthCroton-on-Hudson, NY
Website: https://www.johnhallforcongress.com
$25
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3%3A00
Gandalf Murphy and the Slambovian Circus of Dreams SoNo Arts Celebration
South Norwalk, CT
Website: https://www.sonoarts.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6+PM
Tribes Hill Annual Meeting Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, NY 10595
Phone: 914-347-8209
Every month members of Tribes Hill get together to play music, share a meal and discuss business.
This is a special meeting where we will review the last year, elect officers and play music around the campfire.
Potluck dinner. Bar-b-que!!!
All are welcome!
Meetings are held at Hammond House and begin at 6 PM
111 Grasslands Rd.
Valhalla, NY
all the meeting dates for the year: 3/6, 4/3, 5/1, 6/5 (plus 6/24 annual mtg/concert), 7/10, 8/7, 9/11, 10/9, 11/6, 12/4.
for information call Rick:
914-347-8209
914-564-9212 (cell)
This is a special meeting where we will review the last year, elect officers and play music around the campfire.
Potluck dinner. Bar-b-que!!!
All are welcome!
Meetings are held at Hammond House and begin at 6 PM
111 Grasslands Rd.
Valhalla, NY
all the meeting dates for the year: 3/6, 4/3, 5/1, 6/5 (plus 6/24 annual mtg/concert), 7/10, 8/7, 9/11, 10/9, 11/6, 12/4.
for information call Rick:
914-347-8209
914-564-9212 (cell)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Pat Wictor, Abbie Gardner, Mag Braun, Marc Raphaael Night and Day Restaurant
230 5th AvenueBrooklyn, NY
Phone: 718 399 2162
Website: https://www.nightanddayrestaurant.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Matt Turk WPKN 89.5
Bridgeport, CT
On the air with Jim Motavelli
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7%3A15
Eddie Denise with Lou Christie Bee Meadow Park
N. Pond RoadWhippany, NJ
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Huntington Folk Festival
Huntington, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00+pm
Kathleen Pemble with Eddie Denise and Mark Barden Peekskill Coffee House
101 South Division St.@ corner of Brown
Peekskill, Ny
Peekskill, Ny
Phone: 914 739 1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00pm
Marc Von Em Rockwood Music Hall
196 Allen StreetNy, Ny
Website: https://www.rockwoodmusichall.com
I will be recording this show for a possible MARC VON EM LIVE CD. This is a cozy and intimate located on Allen between E. Houston and Stanton
take the F and V subway to 2nd ave.
take the F and V subway to 2nd ave.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9%3A30pm
Eddie Denise with Chris Brown Pete's Saloon
8 W Main St.Elmsford, NY
Website: https://www.eddiedenise.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
John Hammond, Red Molly First Annual Huntington Folk Festival
Heckscher ParkHuntington, NY
Phone: 631 425 2925
Website: https://www.fmshny.org
Free Event
performances by Steve Chizmadia and Fred Gillen Jr.
performances by Steve Chizmadia and Fred Gillen Jr.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
River To River Festival Presents Mountain Stage NewSong New York! Regional Contest South Street Seaport
New York, NY
Website: https://www.newsongfestival.com/contest/
Go to the link and submit a song.... ten finalists will be selected from the submissions to perform at this event, MC'ed by Tribes Hill's own Fred Gillen Jr.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10%3A00pm
KJ Denhert The 55 Bar
55 Christopher StreetNYC, NY
Website: https://www.55bar.com
Saturdays swing till 2 AM. Arrive 15 minutes minimum prior to show time for a seat at a table. 10, 11:30 & 1 AM
KJ , Ray Levier, Sue Hadjopoulos, Mamadou Ba, ATN
KJ , Ray Levier, Sue Hadjopoulos, Mamadou Ba, ATN
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Sloan Wainright with The Clancy Tradition Katonah Village Library
Katonah Memorial ParkKatonah, NY
Phone: 914 232 3508
Annual Fundraising Concert
Raindate August 13
Raindate August 13
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9%3A00pm
Todd Giudice Cubbyhole Coffeehouse
44 Raymond AvePoughkeepsie, NY
Phone: 845 483 7584
Website: https://www.cubbyholcoffeehouse.com
Donations
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 around+10am
Pat Wictor City Folk Sunday Breakfast with John Platt
90.7 FM WFUV, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4pm
Fred Gillen Jr. River Day at Van Cortlandt Manor
Croton, NY 10520 U.S.A.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6%3A00pm
Open Book Rockwood Music Hall
196 Allen Street
between East Houston and StantonNY, NY
between East Houston and StantonNY, NY
Phone: 212 477 4155
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2pm
Iris Cohen River Day at Van Cortlandt Manor
Croton on Hudson, NY 10520 U.S.A.
Music, boat rides, storytelling, fishing hearth cooking, brickmaking. Got to www.hudsonvalley.org for more info
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00pm
Marc Von Em Watercolor Cafe
Boston Post RoadLarchmont, Ny
Website: https://www.watercolorcafe.net
I will be sharing the bill with singer/songwriter Elza. This is a beautiful and intimate room with great food and great PA. -- Price: $10
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00+pm
Pat Wictor CD Release Party Makor
35 West 67thNew York, NY
As part of the "Under the Radar" series hosted bt John Platt, Pat will be acccompanied by Susan Kane, Cheryl Prashker, and Jim Ypsilantis.
Also sharing the bill with Pat will be Diana Jones, a top-notch roots singer-songwriter. See her now, folks--she won't be playing small rooms for long!
www.dianajonesmusic.com
This is a free event.
Also sharing the bill with Pat will be Diana Jones, a top-notch roots singer-songwriter. See her now, folks--she won't be playing small rooms for long!
www.dianajonesmusic.com
This is a free event.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6%3A30-9%3A00pm
Todd Giudice The Bitter End
147 Bleecker Street
between Thompson and LaguardiaNYC, NY
between Thompson and LaguardiaNYC, NY
Website: https://www.baskethouse.net
Free. "The Baskethouse" songwriter series
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8PM
Jeffrey Braun opening for The Fabulpus Thunderbirds The Ridgefield Playhouse
$65/$55
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8PM-10PM
Anthony da Costa Chthonic Clash
453 Main StreetBeacon, Ny
Phone: 845 831 0359
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00+pm
Chuck E. Costa Peekskill Coffee House
101 South Division St.@ corner of Brown
Peekskill, NY
Peekskill, NY
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Molten Java
102 Greenwood Ave. Bethel, CT
Phone: 203-739-0313
Website: https://www.mjcoffee.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7%3A30
Dayna Kurtz Housing Works
126 Crosby StreetNY, NY
Phone: 212 334 3324
Benefit with The Damnwells and other artists TBA $20.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Matt Turk Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, Ny
Phone: 914 332 1479
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8PM
Robert Hill & Mark Murphy Cafe Z
Zion Lutheran Church, Elm & EsterbrookRahway, NJ
Website: https://www.zionlutherrj.org/cafez.htm
This is a coffeehouse type show, with local musicians opening the show at 7 pm.
Come see the acoustic power trio smoke the room-
All we are saying, is give Z a chance....
RECENT NEWS, JULY 2006 - Robert won first prize in the AAA/Americana category
of the Unisong International Songwriting Contest. Go to: www.unisong.com/winners.aspx#AAA
to listen to his winning song, " My Corner".
Also check out his new website: www.roberthillband.com
Come see the acoustic power trio smoke the room-
All we are saying, is give Z a chance....
RECENT NEWS, JULY 2006 - Robert won first prize in the AAA/Americana category
of the Unisong International Songwriting Contest. Go to: www.unisong.com/winners.aspx#AAA
to listen to his winning song, " My Corner".
Also check out his new website: www.roberthillband.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11%3A00pm
Dorian Spencer Mo Pitkin's
34 Avenue A, between 2nd & 3rdNYC 10009
Phone: 212 777 5660
Website: https://www.mopitkins.com
$5.00
Aviv Roth will accompany Dorian on guitar
Aviv Roth will accompany Dorian on guitar
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Red Molly, Matt Turk, and many more Monmouth County Clearwater Festival August 19 & 20
Sunset ParkAsbury Park, NJ
Phone: 732 872.9644
Website: https://www.clearwatermc.org/clearwater-festival.htm
Matt Turk will be performing
on Saturday
1:30pm Circle of Song
3:45-4:30pm Family Stage
and on Sunday
1:30 Circle of Song
Red Molly will be performing
on Sunday
3:45
Check out the Festival on their web site for alll the info
on Saturday
1:30pm Circle of Song
3:45-4:30pm Family Stage
and on Sunday
1:30 Circle of Song
Red Molly will be performing
on Sunday
3:45
Check out the Festival on their web site for alll the info
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1%3A00pm
KJ Denhert Bose Woodbury Common Premium Outlet Store
Woodbury CommonsCentral Valley, NY
FREE ADMISSION
Grand Opening of the Bose Woodbury Common Premium Outlet store featuring a free performance by KJ Denhert & powerhouse percussionist Sue Hadjopoulos. You can receive a free CD by attending this mini showcase. Directions Woodbury Common Premium Outlets 498 Red Apple Court Central Valley, NY 10917 (845) 928-4000 Woodbury Common Premium Outlets is located on Route 32 in Central Valley, NY. One hour north of New York City. Main Route: New York State Thruway (I-87) to Harriman, Exit 16.
Grand Opening of the Bose Woodbury Common Premium Outlet store featuring a free performance by KJ Denhert & powerhouse percussionist Sue Hadjopoulos. You can receive a free CD by attending this mini showcase. Directions Woodbury Common Premium Outlets 498 Red Apple Court Central Valley, NY 10917 (845) 928-4000 Woodbury Common Premium Outlets is located on Route 32 in Central Valley, NY. One hour north of New York City. Main Route: New York State Thruway (I-87) to Harriman, Exit 16.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00pm
Todd Giudice Mezzanine Cafe & Wine Bar
79 BroadwayKingston, NY
Website: https://www.mezzaninecafe.com
$5
Hootenany @ The Mezzanine
Hootenany @ The Mezzanine
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7%3A30pm
John Hall for Congress benefit with Jackson Browne, Roseanne Cash, Steve Earle, and Nanci Griffith Town Hall
123 West 43rd Street between 6th Ave. & BroadwayNYC
Phone: 212 307 7171
Website: https://www.johnhallforcongress.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
New Song Folk Festival
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. With Special Guest Todd LaMondie Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY 10566 U.S.A.
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
performing every month with many special guests...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Mountain Stage New Song Festival August 25 to 27
Shepherdstown, WV
Website: https://www.newsongfestival.com
Festival time! Bring out your sunglasses, hats and comfortable shoes and take in the Mountain Stage NewSong Festival from Friday, Aug. 25 through Sunday, Aug. 27. Tribes Hill has a showcase in the park Sunday at 11:50 a.m....
The festival will be held in the historic college town of Shepherdstown, WV, a 90-minute drive from Washington, D.C. and Baltimore. It features evening concerts on Friday and Saturday at The Frank Center; showcases at the War Memorial Building and Reynolds Hall; and open mics at the Mecklenburg Inn and the pavilion at Morgan's Grove Park throughout the weekend. Artists featured include Kathy Mattea, Billy Jonas, Paul Reisler, Ysaye M. Barnwell (of Sweet Honey in the Rock), The Dreamsicles (with Tom Prasada-Rao and Cary Cooper), as well as NewSong Recordings artist Diana Jones, KJ Denhert, Devon Sproule, Meg Hutchinson, Antje Duvekot, Clint Collins, Fred Gillen, Jr., Kate McDonnell, John Lilly, Todd Burge, Little Maggie, David LaFleur, Steve Warner, Carrie Cheron, Douglas Imbrogno, and Mary Sue Twohy.
The festival will be held in the historic college town of Shepherdstown, WV, a 90-minute drive from Washington, D.C. and Baltimore. It features evening concerts on Friday and Saturday at The Frank Center; showcases at the War Memorial Building and Reynolds Hall; and open mics at the Mecklenburg Inn and the pavilion at Morgan's Grove Park throughout the weekend. Artists featured include Kathy Mattea, Billy Jonas, Paul Reisler, Ysaye M. Barnwell (of Sweet Honey in the Rock), The Dreamsicles (with Tom Prasada-Rao and Cary Cooper), as well as NewSong Recordings artist Diana Jones, KJ Denhert, Devon Sproule, Meg Hutchinson, Antje Duvekot, Clint Collins, Fred Gillen, Jr., Kate McDonnell, John Lilly, Todd Burge, Little Maggie, David LaFleur, Steve Warner, Carrie Cheron, Douglas Imbrogno, and Mary Sue Twohy.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Matt Turk The Bayou
580 Gramatan Ave.Mount Vernon, Ny
Phone: 914 668 2634
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00+pm
Anthony da Costa Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY
Phone: 332-1479
free show, great coffee/dessert, come on down!
www.anthonydacosta.com
www.anthonydacosta.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Red Molly Montclair Farmer's Market
More info to follow
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10%3A00pm
KJ Denhert The 55 Bar
55 Christopher StreetNYC, NY
Website: https://www.55bar.com
Saturdays swing till 2 AM. Arrive 15 minutes minimum prior to show time for a seat at a table. 10, 11:30 & 1 AM
KJ , Ray Levier, Sue Hadjopoulos, Mamadou Ba, ATN
KJ , Ray Levier, Sue Hadjopoulos, Mamadou Ba, ATN
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 12-5pm
Todd Giudice Second Annual Heirloom Tomato and Music Festival
The Rogowski Farm
327-329 Glenwood RoadPine Island, NY
327-329 Glenwood RoadPine Island, NY
adults $10.00, kids 12 and under $5.00, kids under 5 free
Field-fresh produce will be available at the festival, along with mouthwatering dishes prepared using crops grown right on the farm.
Field-fresh produce will be available at the festival, along with mouthwatering dishes prepared using crops grown right on the farm.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Chick Singer Night The Bitter End
147 Bleeker St, New York, NY 10012,US - $10 http://chicksingernight.com www.bitterend.com
Chick Singer Night is a long running series, where women singers are invited to perform three songs with the CSN house band and features four artists performing three songs each. I have been invited to perform this Tuesday Aug 29th. I'm pretty sure I'll perform Red July, Love on the Side, and a tune called the Wonder of it All form the 2003 Live CD. Sharing the bill that evening are Donna Harris, Laura Wolfe and Beth Hammond. Sounds like fun, it's been a long time since I've stood on the historic Bitter End stage! Oh, the memories!
Chick Singer Night is a long running series, where women singers are invited to perform three songs with the CSN house band and features four artists performing three songs each. I have been invited to perform this Tuesday Aug 29th. I'm pretty sure I'll perform Red July, Love on the Side, and a tune called the Wonder of it All form the 2003 Live CD. Sharing the bill that evening are Donna Harris, Laura Wolfe and Beth Hammond. Sounds like fun, it's been a long time since I've stood on the historic Bitter End stage! Oh, the memories!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Chick Singer Night The Bitter End
147 Bleeker St, New York, NY 10012,US - $10 http://chicksingernight.com www.bitterend.com
Chick Singer Night is a long running series, where women singers are invited to perform three songs with the CSN house band and features four artists performing three songs each. I have been invited to perform this Tuesday Aug 29th. I'm pretty sure I'll perform Red July, Love on the Side, and a tune called the Wonder of it All form the 2003 Live CD. Sharing the bill that evening are Donna Harris, Laura Wolfe and Beth Hammond. Sounds like fun, it's been a long time since I've stood on the historic Bitter End stage! Oh, the memories!
Chick Singer Night is a long running series, where women singers are invited to perform three songs with the CSN house band and features four artists performing three songs each. I have been invited to perform this Tuesday Aug 29th. I'm pretty sure I'll perform Red July, Love on the Side, and a tune called the Wonder of it All form the 2003 Live CD. Sharing the bill that evening are Donna Harris, Laura Wolfe and Beth Hammond. Sounds like fun, it's been a long time since I've stood on the historic Bitter End stage! Oh, the memories!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY 10591
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm
Jeffry Braun at the Gazebo First Fridays Open Studio Event
corner of Central and DivisionPeekskill, NY 10566
www.anthonydacosta.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5%3A00+pm
Anthony da Costa St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church
82 Prospect StreetWhite Plains, NY
$8.00
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00+pm
Jeffrey Braun / Anthony da Costa Peekskill Coffee House
101 South Division St.Peekskill, NY
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Maia Restaurant
249 Freedom Plains Rd. (rte 55)Poughkeepsie, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9am
Matt Turk Clearwater Kingston to Catskill Sail
Kingston RondoutKingston, NY
Phone: 1 800 67 sloop
Set sail at 9am
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm%2C+signup+5-7
Open Mic hosted by Fred Gillen Jr. Towne Crier
130 rte. 22Pawling, NY
Website: https://www.townecrier.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
James Durst Cd release RESCHEDULED for Oct. 9
Website: https://www.jamesdurst.com/worldwind
As happens now and again, best laid plans must sometimes be changed. For reasons too lengthy to go into, we've cancelled our plans to commune together on Thursday evening, Sept 7 at Dillons in Manhattan. Please don't go to Dillon's on Thursday. We won't be there.
Fortunately, we also have a Fall Back plan.
We shall instead meet on Sunday, October 29 at 4pm, at The Turning Point in Piermont NY to celebrate the release of my newest CD, 'Internationally Unknown.'
It's especially fortuitous as it will enable some to come who could not otherwise have attended, especially some of the musicians.
The core band will be Ritt Henn (upright bassist) and Mayra Casales (hand percussionist) in addition to myself in a musical aggregation I call 'Trio Life.' Special Guests will include Madhumita Chakrabartti, my partner in life and occasional song, woodwind virtuoso Jeremy Goldsmith who lent a soaring recorder solo to 'Grace' on the CD, Open Book duo Michelle Rubin and Rick Gedney, along with Fred Gillen, Jr. to contribute some background vocals to several songs.
The Turning Point is a delightfully intimate room, seating some 80-90 comfortably, so advance
reservations are highly recommended. Phone (845) 359-1089 or e-mail: turning@turningpointcafe.com for reservations. Your $15 ticket will also still entitle you to a free copy of 'Internationally Unknown.'
Did I mention 'Fall Back' plan? Please remember that October 29 will be the first day of Daylight Standard Time. You will no doubt have remembered to turn your clocks back an hour.
I apologize for any inconvenience this change may cause, and I truly hope you'll choose to join us on October 29th.
Be of good cheer,
James
Fortunately, we also have a Fall Back plan.
We shall instead meet on Sunday, October 29 at 4pm, at The Turning Point in Piermont NY to celebrate the release of my newest CD, 'Internationally Unknown.'
It's especially fortuitous as it will enable some to come who could not otherwise have attended, especially some of the musicians.
The core band will be Ritt Henn (upright bassist) and Mayra Casales (hand percussionist) in addition to myself in a musical aggregation I call 'Trio Life.' Special Guests will include Madhumita Chakrabartti, my partner in life and occasional song, woodwind virtuoso Jeremy Goldsmith who lent a soaring recorder solo to 'Grace' on the CD, Open Book duo Michelle Rubin and Rick Gedney, along with Fred Gillen, Jr. to contribute some background vocals to several songs.
The Turning Point is a delightfully intimate room, seating some 80-90 comfortably, so advance
reservations are highly recommended. Phone (845) 359-1089 or e-mail: turning@turningpointcafe.com for reservations. Your $15 ticket will also still entitle you to a free copy of 'Internationally Unknown.'
Did I mention 'Fall Back' plan? Please remember that October 29 will be the first day of Daylight Standard Time. You will no doubt have remembered to turn your clocks back an hour.
I apologize for any inconvenience this change may cause, and I truly hope you'll choose to join us on October 29th.
Be of good cheer,
James
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A30+pm
Scott E Moore welcomes James Maddock & Clare Burson The Writer's Hang
The Goldhawk
936 Park Ave. @ 10thHoboken, NJ
936 Park Ave. @ 10thHoboken, NJ
Phone: 201 420 7989
Website: https://www.scottemoore.com/whang.html
James Maddock - from the hit British roots band Wood
http://www.myspace.com/jamesmaddockmusic
Clare Burson - Nashville-bred moody alternative Americana
http://www.clareburson.com
http://www.myspace.com/jamesmaddockmusic
Clare Burson - Nashville-bred moody alternative Americana
http://www.clareburson.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Sunset House
137 N. Water St.Peekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-734-4192
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00+-10%3A00+pm
Marianne Osiel The Dragonfly Cafe
7 Wheeler AvePleasantville, NY
Phone: 914 747 7477
The Dragonfly Cafe is located around the corner from the Jacob Burn Film Center
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8PM
Red Molly Bodles Opera House
239 Main StreetChester, NY
Phone: 845 469 4595
Website: https://www.bodles.com
Price: $15
Doors open at 6:30 - Come for dinner!
Moonshine Creek opens the show.
Doors open at 6:30 - Come for dinner!
Moonshine Creek opens the show.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Jonathan Byrd / David Jacobs-Strain / Chris Pureka / Naomi Sommers New Haven Folk Festival
704 Whitney AveNew Haven, CT
Website: https://www.ctfolk.com/nhff/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. chThonic Clash Coffeehouse
435 Main StreetBeacon, NY
Phone: 845-831-035
Website: https://www.chthonicclash.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00pm
Ina May Wool with Glen Roethel Unitarian Universalist Congregation of central Nassau
Stewart Avenue and Nassau Blvd.Garden City Long Island, Ny
Coffee House Concerts $15
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Gandalf Murphy & the Slambovian Circus of Dreams Colorscape Chenango Arts Festival
East and West Parks, Downtown NorwichNorwich, NY
Phone: 607 336 3378
Website: https://www.colorscape
Free event
Red Molly will play one 45-minute set at 2 pm.
Also appearing that day: Ron Palmer & Mark Sherwood, Jeremy Kittel, the everybodyfields, The Dust Poets, David Jacobs-Strain,
Red Molly will play one 45-minute set at 2 pm.
Also appearing that day: Ron Palmer & Mark Sherwood, Jeremy Kittel, the everybodyfields, The Dust Poets, David Jacobs-Strain,
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2+pm
Red Molly Colorscape Chenango Arts Festival
East and West Parks, Downtown NorwichNorwich, NY
Phone: 607 336 3378
Website: https://www.colorscape
Free event
Red Molly will play one 45-minute set at 2 pm.
Also appearing that day: Ron Palmer & Mark Sherwood, Jeremy Kittel, the everybodyfields, The Dust Poets, David Jacobs-Strain, Gandalf Murphy & the Slambovian Circus of Dreams.
Red Molly will play one 45-minute set at 2 pm.
Also appearing that day: Ron Palmer & Mark Sherwood, Jeremy Kittel, the everybodyfields, The Dust Poets, David Jacobs-Strain, Gandalf Murphy & the Slambovian Circus of Dreams.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm+%287%3A30+sign+up%29
Circle of Friends Coffee House OPEN MIC St. John's Church Hall
corner of Bedford Rd & SunnysidePleasantville, ny
Website: https://songster.org
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00+pm
Kathleen Pemble with band Peekskill Coffee House
101 South Division St.@ corner of Brown
Peekskill, Ny
Peekskill, Ny
Phone: 914 739 1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2%3A30+pm
Red Molly Harvest Moon Folk Festival
Warwick Valley Winery
114 Little York RoadWarwick, NY
114 Little York RoadWarwick, NY
Phone: 845 258 4858
Website: https://www.wvwinery.com/events_01.php
Price: $10
Red Molly will play one 50-minute set.
Set time of 2:30 is approximate. Exact set time will be posted soon.
Festival runs from 12 noon - 5 pm. What's better than a festival at a WINERY?!
Festival headliner is SUSAN WERNER!
Red Molly will play one 50-minute set.
Set time of 2:30 is approximate. Exact set time will be posted soon.
Festival runs from 12 noon - 5 pm. What's better than a festival at a WINERY?!
Festival headliner is SUSAN WERNER!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6+PM
Tribes Hill Meeting Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, NY 10595
Phone: 914-347-8209
Every month members of Tribes Hill get together to play music, share a meal and discuss business.
All are welcome!
Meetings are held at Hammond House and begin at 6 PM
111 Grasslands Rd.
Valhalla, NY
The remaining Tribes Hill meeting dates for the year are 10/9, 11/6, 12/4.
for information call Rick:
914-347-8209
914-564-9212 (cell)
All are welcome!
Meetings are held at Hammond House and begin at 6 PM
111 Grasslands Rd.
Valhalla, NY
The remaining Tribes Hill meeting dates for the year are 10/9, 11/6, 12/4.
for information call Rick:
914-347-8209
914-564-9212 (cell)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
GrooveLily Ars Nova
511 West 54thNY, NY
Phone: 212 489 9800
Website: https://www.nymf.org/index.php
$20.00
presented by New York Musical Theater Festival
presented by New York Musical Theater Festival
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Pat Wictor with Members of the Manhattan Songwriters Circle Night and Day Restaurant
230 5th AvenueBrooklyn, NY
Phone: 718 399 2162
Website: https://www.nightanddayrestaurant.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00+pm
Pat Wictor CD Release Party with special guest Joe Jencks Peekskill Coffee House
101 South Division St.Peekskill, NY
$10.00 suggested donation
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00+-10%3A00+pm
Anthony da Costa with Aaron Maine of the Sweet Nothing Music Collective Dragonfly Cafe
7 Wheeler AvePleasantville, NY
Phone: 747 7477
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9%3A30pm
Marc Von Em Mo Pitkin's
34 Avenue A, between E. 2nd & 3rdNy, Ny
Website: https://www.mopitkins.com
I will be opening this show for Nadine Goellner & her band. She kicks butt and will be celebrating the release of her new LIVE CD. -- Price: $10
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
This Land is Your Land: The Story of Woody Guthrie, w/ live music by Hope Machine Westchester Arts Council's Grand Banking Room
31 Mamaroneck Ave.White Plains, NY
Phone: 914-428-4220
Website: https://www.westarts.com/
A multimedia presentation by Woody Guthrie's granddaughter Anna Canoni, with classic Guthrie tunes interpreted by hot local folkies, Hope Machine.
$15 per ticket in advance, $20 at the door, seating is general admission.
$15 per ticket in advance, $20 at the door, seating is general admission.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00+pm
Patty Larkin / Scott E Moore opening Coffee With A Conscience
1st United Methodist Church 1 East Broad StreetWestfield, NJ
Phone: 908 412 9105
Website: https://www.coffeewithconscience.org
buy your tickets here:
http://www.mollyguard.com/event/33930487
$25.00
Doors open at 7:30
http://www.mollyguard.com/event/33930487
$25.00
Doors open at 7:30
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Red Molly and lots lots more Boston Folk Festival
Boston, MA
Phone: 617 287 6911
Website: https://www.wumb.org/folkfest
COFFEEHOUSE STAGE
McCormack Ryan Lounge - U. Mass Boston
Boston, MA
617.287.6911
www.wumb.org/folkfest
We are THRILLED to be performing at this excellent festival!
Red Molly will play one 60-minute set.
McCormack Ryan Lounge - U. Mass Boston
Boston, MA
617.287.6911
www.wumb.org/folkfest
We are THRILLED to be performing at this excellent festival!
Red Molly will play one 60-minute set.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7%3A30
Anthony da Costa & Joe Krzyzewski Towne Crier
130 rte. 22Pawling, NY
Phone: 845 855 1300
Website: https://www.townecrier.com
$10.00
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2+pm
KJ Denhert Embrace Ossining
Market Square corner of Main and Spring StOssining, NY 10562
Free event
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2%3A30+pm
Dr. Helen Caldicott: Nuclear Power is Not the Answer to Global Warming! Community Unitarian Church in White Plains
468 Rosedale Ave.White Plains, NY 10605
Phone: 1 888 474 8848
Dont miss this rare opportunity to hear Dr. Helen Caldicott!
A nominee for the Nobel Peace Prize, she is a world-renowned anti-nuclear activist and founder of Physicians for Social Responsibility!
Also featuring:
Manna Jo Greene, Environmental Director of Clearwater, speaking on Global Warming: Energy Solutions & Alternatives & Mark Jacobs, IPSEC spokesperson, on How We Will Close Indian Point
Sponsored by IPSEC (Indian Point Safe Energy Coalition)
$10 donation suggested
For information about the event or about a reception before the event,
contact: 1-888-474-8848 or email closeip@yahoo.com
Helen Caldicott has been my inspiration to speak out.
MERYL STREEP
Dr. Helen Caldicott has the rare ability to combine science with passion, logic with love, and urgency with humor.
NAOMI KLEIN
Cosponsors: Indian Point Safe Energy Coalition (IPSEC), a coalition of 70 local groups,
Actions for Social Concerns Com. of Community Unitarian Church, Beacon Sloop Club, Citizens Awareness Network, Citizens Campaign for the Environment, Code Pink, Connecticut Coalition Against Millstone, Connie Hogarth Center for Social Action, Council on Intelligent Energy & Conservation Policy, GRACE, Nation Discussion Grp., Hudson River Sloop Clearwater, NY Physicians for Social Responsibility, Nuclear Information & Resource Service, Radiation & Public Health Project, Riverlovers, Rockland County Conservation Assn., Rockland Peace & Justice, Sierra Club-Lower Hudson Grp., Stony Point Action Commitee For the Environment, Walkabout Clearwater Chorus, WESPAC Fdtn, WestCAN
A nominee for the Nobel Peace Prize, she is a world-renowned anti-nuclear activist and founder of Physicians for Social Responsibility!
Also featuring:
Manna Jo Greene, Environmental Director of Clearwater, speaking on Global Warming: Energy Solutions & Alternatives & Mark Jacobs, IPSEC spokesperson, on How We Will Close Indian Point
Sponsored by IPSEC (Indian Point Safe Energy Coalition)
$10 donation suggested
For information about the event or about a reception before the event,
contact: 1-888-474-8848 or email closeip@yahoo.com
Helen Caldicott has been my inspiration to speak out.
MERYL STREEP
Dr. Helen Caldicott has the rare ability to combine science with passion, logic with love, and urgency with humor.
NAOMI KLEIN
Cosponsors: Indian Point Safe Energy Coalition (IPSEC), a coalition of 70 local groups,
Actions for Social Concerns Com. of Community Unitarian Church, Beacon Sloop Club, Citizens Awareness Network, Citizens Campaign for the Environment, Code Pink, Connecticut Coalition Against Millstone, Connie Hogarth Center for Social Action, Council on Intelligent Energy & Conservation Policy, GRACE, Nation Discussion Grp., Hudson River Sloop Clearwater, NY Physicians for Social Responsibility, Nuclear Information & Resource Service, Radiation & Public Health Project, Riverlovers, Rockland County Conservation Assn., Rockland Peace & Justice, Sierra Club-Lower Hudson Grp., Stony Point Action Commitee For the Environment, Walkabout Clearwater Chorus, WESPAC Fdtn, WestCAN
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3%3A00pm
Fred Gillen Jr. with Anthony da Costa Ferry Go Round
Waterfront GazeboTarrytown, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Matt Turk Clearwater Community River Day
Waryas Park PavilionPoughkeepsie, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00+pm
Geoff Hartwell Band The Knitting Factory
NYC
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1+pm+-+%3F
Equinox Party Otter Island, Putnam Valley
Please JOIN in Debbie & Janices
MEDICINE WHEEL , EQUINOX RITUAL
1 Otter Island, Putnam Valley, NY 10579
SATURDAY 9/23/06, FROM 1 PM UNTIL WERE DONE!
To fall say hello, to summer farewell
Celebrate Light, Dark, Balance,
An occasional visit to opposites ends!
Appreciate abundance, the harvest,
New and old friends.
Debby Whittle has the great good fortune of house-sitting on an island!
With permission from Janice Rosts generous friend, Joe Dronzek, we can invite our friends to enjoy his island. Yes, his home is an Island! On Oscawana Lake, just north of Peekskill, NY.
So come and play theres room to stay (over if youd like).
Well have some burgers & dogs and veggies to grill.
Bring something to share and eatLets create a harvest feast!!
PRAY for warm sunshine - well have fun no matter what the weather!
Please RSVP ASAP to Deb 413-455-6816; debtrueheart@gmail.com
(We want to hear Yes and what you may bring soon, plz.)
Come, Mingle with an eclectic mix of folks
Enjoy:
v LAKESIDE FUN
v HOT TUB
v MUSIC MAKING, POETRY
v REST & RELAXATION
v HARVEST FEAST
v MEDICINE WHEEL , EQUINOX RITUAL
Bring:
v YUMMY FOOD (to feed 6) BBQ available
v WHAT YOU LIKE TO DRINK (wine, beer ok)
v MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, including drums, rattles, etc.
v FAVORITE POEMS, MUSIC CDS
v SWIMSUIT, TOWEL
WE HOPE TO SEE YOU SOON!
Rev. Janice Arlene Rost,
Minister of HeartAndSoul Matters...
Heartfelt Counsel and Services that Celebrate, Bless, Christen, Wed, Renew, Memorialize and Heal.
www.HeartAndSoulMatters.com www.HeartAndSoulMatters.byregion.net
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10%3A00pm%2C+11%3A30pm%2C+%26+1%3A00am
KJ Denhert The 55 Bar
55 Christopher StreetNY, NY
Website: https://www.55bar.com
accompanied by Ray Levier, Mamadou Ba, Sheryl Bailey, ATN Stadwijk
Saturdays swing til 2 AM. Arrive 15 minutes prior to show time for a seat at a table. 10, 11:30 & 1 AM
Saturdays swing til 2 AM. Arrive 15 minutes prior to show time for a seat at a table. 10, 11:30 & 1 AM
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Red Molly Hoboken Arts & Music Festival
Washington StreetHoboken, NY
Website: https://www.hobokennj.org
Free event
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A45+pm
Lara Herscovitch CBGB's Downstairs Lounge
Singer-Songwriter Sessions
15-min. showcase - although a short set, I'm honored to be playing in this amazing / historic venue before it closes its doors in October.
15-min. showcase - although a short set, I'm honored to be playing in this amazing / historic venue before it closes its doors in October.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7%3A30
Eddie Denise Rosie Tommorow's
Mill Plain RdDanbury, CT
Website: https://www.eddiedenise.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11%3A00
Open Book Postcrypt Coffeehouse @ Columbia University
116th/BroadwayNew York, NY
Postcrypt's opening night!
Come early to catch the 9:00 and 10:00 sets, we're on at 11:00. Free admission and popcorn...really good brownies and coffee!!
Very limited seating...
Come early to catch the 9:00 and 10:00 sets, we're on at 11:00. Free admission and popcorn...really good brownies and coffee!!
Very limited seating...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. with special guest Matt Turk Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY 10566 U.S.A.
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
performing every month with many special guests...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Matt Turk Peekskill Coffeee House
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, Ny
Phone: 914 739 1287
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Lisa Jane Lipkin Peekskill Coffee House
101 South Dividion StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914 739 1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1pm
AQUAFEST, featuring live music by Fred Gillen Jr., Scott Urgola, and others all day Old Croton Aqueduct
Ossining, NY
Website: https://www.aqueduct.org
Sat, Sept 30 AQUEFEST all day -- 10-5 PM Live music and merriment along the trail -- from Yonkers to Croton. If you'd like to volunteer for a shift or if you are a musician or children's entertainer, please contact Eileen Charles at ewords@mindspring.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7%3A00pm
Hope Machine Cd Release With Monty Delaney and Marc VonEm and other special guests Golden Apple Coffee House Grand Opening
St. Marks Church, 85 Main StreetMt Kisco, Ny
Lisa Wenzel of Circle of Friends is starting this brand new coffeehouse event and this is the kickoff!!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Matt Turk Band Westchester Arts Council's Grand Banking Room
31 Mamaroneck Ave.White Plains, NY
Phone: 914-428-4220
Website: https://www.westarts.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Terrance Martin opening for Al Stewart The Towne Crier
130 Rte 22Pawling, NY
Phone: 845 855 1300
Website: https://www.townecrier.com
$30.00
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm%2C+sign+up+5-7
Open Mic hosted by Fred Gillen Jr. Towne Crier
130 Rte. 22Pawling, NY
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
a great place to meet other artists and build community...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A30
Scott E. Moore with Peter Bradley and Clare Burson The Writer's Hang at the Goldhawk
936 Park Avenue @ 10thHoboken, NJ
Phone: 201 420 7989
$8.00
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A30pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Sunset House
137 N. Water St.Peekskill, NY
Phone: 914-734-4192
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. (monthly residency) Coffee Labs
6 Main St.Tarrytown, NY
Every month is different. Come check it out...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm
Steve Kirkman at the Gazebo First Fridays Open Studio Event
corner of Central and DivisionPeekskill, NY 10566
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Marc Von Em, KJ Denhert, Kurt Henry, hosted by Carl Bethge Colony Cafe
22 Rock City RoadWoodstock, NY
Website: https://www.colonycafe.com
Second Sunday Songwriters Series
$5.00
$5.00
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11+a.m.
Fred Gillen Jr. Rhinebeck Farmers Market
Municiple Parking LotRhinebeck, NY
Website: https://www.rhinebeckfarmersmarket.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Elza @ Tina Shafers' Singer Songwriter Showcase The Bitter End
Come see Elza perform live at The Bitter End!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6+PM
Tribes Hill Meeting Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, NY 10595
Phone: 914-347-8209
Every month members of Tribes Hill get together to play music, share a meal and discuss business.
All are welcome!
Meetings are held at Hammond House and begin at 6 PM
111 Grasslands Rd.
Valhalla, NY
The remaining Tribes Hill meeting dates for the year are 11/6, 12/4.
for information call Rick:
914-347-8209
914-564-9212 (cell)
All are welcome!
Meetings are held at Hammond House and begin at 6 PM
111 Grasslands Rd.
Valhalla, NY
The remaining Tribes Hill meeting dates for the year are 11/6, 12/4.
for information call Rick:
914-347-8209
914-564-9212 (cell)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Marc Von Em opening for Martin Sexton Paramount Center for the Performing Arts
1008 Brown StreetPeekskill, NY
Phone: 1-877-840-0457
Website: https://www.paramountcenter.org
$30.00
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 Various+times
Community Screening- Iraq for Sale At Dozens of Homes Within Your Area
Dear MoveOn Member,
For two years, I risked my life in the Iraq war. I'm writing to invite you this weekend to see what I saw over there and take action to keep my fellow soldiers safe.
This weekend, MoveOn members all across the country are opening their homes to screen a powerful new film, called Iraq for Sale, about the big corporations that are endangering soldiers' lives and ruining the chance for peace.
I'm asking all of you to go see this groundbreaking movie and to bring as many friends as you can. There is a screening near you. To find the closest one and RSVP, just click here:
http://pol.moveon.org/event/events/index.html?action_id=59&id=9048-7635998-Hu2otGvKPgAsF1KVX_sGiA&t=3
When you see what's in this movie, you're going to want to do something about itand you can. At these same parties, we'll be calling key voters through MoveOn's Call for Change program and reminding them to get to the polls. The calls are simple and easy, andspeaking as someone who has seen the consequences of Republican misrule first handthey're well worth it.
Why do I know this film is so powerful? Because I'm in it. Here's a little more about my story.
I am the child of a career Army man, and when it came time to decide what to do after high school, I knew I wanted to follow the same path. In 2003 and then again in 2005, my unit was deployed to Iraq.
As a maintenance unit, we were responsible for repairing everything and anything soldiers used to do their jobs and stay alive: weapons, radios, trucks, computersyou name it. So you can imagine our shock, weeks after getting to Iraq, when we were ordered to hand our mission over to private contractors employed by Halliburton.
But there's a catch: Halliburton had neither the training nor the equipment to take over our mission. Most of the contractors had no previous knowledge at all of our equipment before coming to Iraq. One of the contractors I "trained" was not even remotely familiar with radio systems, but had been a missile systems repairman while he was in the Army.
Because our unit no longer had a mission, we were forced into other things that we weren't trained to do. Mechanics found themselves on guntruck missions escorting convoys between bases. Many of us were forced onto guard duty while the contractors fumbled through our old jobs, getting paid way more than any soldier. I spent months checking ID cards at the Post Exchange and Recreation facility.
I felt helpless and awful, like I was letting down my fellow soldiers while they're being put into life-threatening situations with unsafe equipment, and there was nothing I could do about it.
Since I returned to the States, I've learned more about why all that happenedabout how the Republicans gave Dick Cheney's old company all these huge contracts and didn't care at all how it endangered us soldiers. And now, there is something I can do about itI can speak out.
This weekend, there's something you can do about it, too. You can come and bring your friends to watch this amazing movie, (my story is just one small part of this shocking film), and spread the word about what's really happening. And while you're there, make a few simple reminder calls to progressive voters in key districts to help win these elections. Please find a party near you and RSVP right here:
http://pol.moveon.org/event/events/index.html?action_id=59&id=9048-7635998-Hu2otGvKPgAsF1KVX_sGiA&t=5
I've come to realize that the only way we can keep our soldiers safe is by electing leaders who will put our safety above the profit of their corporate friends. I hope you'll join me at a screening this weekend to help do just that.
Respectfully,
David Mann, SPC US Army 2003 & 2005
Monday, October 9th 2006
P.S. Please consider forwarding this note as an invitation to friends. There are screenings all over the country, so chances are there's one near the folks you know no matter where they live.
P.P.S. If you can't make it this weekend, or you'd just like to own your own copy of this extrordinary film, you can purchase the DVD here: http://iraqforsale.org/buy.php?track=moveon
For two years, I risked my life in the Iraq war. I'm writing to invite you this weekend to see what I saw over there and take action to keep my fellow soldiers safe.
This weekend, MoveOn members all across the country are opening their homes to screen a powerful new film, called Iraq for Sale, about the big corporations that are endangering soldiers' lives and ruining the chance for peace.
I'm asking all of you to go see this groundbreaking movie and to bring as many friends as you can. There is a screening near you. To find the closest one and RSVP, just click here:
http://pol.moveon.org/event/events/index.html?action_id=59&id=9048-7635998-Hu2otGvKPgAsF1KVX_sGiA&t=3
When you see what's in this movie, you're going to want to do something about itand you can. At these same parties, we'll be calling key voters through MoveOn's Call for Change program and reminding them to get to the polls. The calls are simple and easy, andspeaking as someone who has seen the consequences of Republican misrule first handthey're well worth it.
Why do I know this film is so powerful? Because I'm in it. Here's a little more about my story.
I am the child of a career Army man, and when it came time to decide what to do after high school, I knew I wanted to follow the same path. In 2003 and then again in 2005, my unit was deployed to Iraq.
As a maintenance unit, we were responsible for repairing everything and anything soldiers used to do their jobs and stay alive: weapons, radios, trucks, computersyou name it. So you can imagine our shock, weeks after getting to Iraq, when we were ordered to hand our mission over to private contractors employed by Halliburton.
But there's a catch: Halliburton had neither the training nor the equipment to take over our mission. Most of the contractors had no previous knowledge at all of our equipment before coming to Iraq. One of the contractors I "trained" was not even remotely familiar with radio systems, but had been a missile systems repairman while he was in the Army.
Because our unit no longer had a mission, we were forced into other things that we weren't trained to do. Mechanics found themselves on guntruck missions escorting convoys between bases. Many of us were forced onto guard duty while the contractors fumbled through our old jobs, getting paid way more than any soldier. I spent months checking ID cards at the Post Exchange and Recreation facility.
I felt helpless and awful, like I was letting down my fellow soldiers while they're being put into life-threatening situations with unsafe equipment, and there was nothing I could do about it.
Since I returned to the States, I've learned more about why all that happenedabout how the Republicans gave Dick Cheney's old company all these huge contracts and didn't care at all how it endangered us soldiers. And now, there is something I can do about itI can speak out.
This weekend, there's something you can do about it, too. You can come and bring your friends to watch this amazing movie, (my story is just one small part of this shocking film), and spread the word about what's really happening. And while you're there, make a few simple reminder calls to progressive voters in key districts to help win these elections. Please find a party near you and RSVP right here:
http://pol.moveon.org/event/events/index.html?action_id=59&id=9048-7635998-Hu2otGvKPgAsF1KVX_sGiA&t=5
I've come to realize that the only way we can keep our soldiers safe is by electing leaders who will put our safety above the profit of their corporate friends. I hope you'll join me at a screening this weekend to help do just that.
Respectfully,
David Mann, SPC US Army 2003 & 2005
Monday, October 9th 2006
P.S. Please consider forwarding this note as an invitation to friends. There are screenings all over the country, so chances are there's one near the folks you know no matter where they live.
P.P.S. If you can't make it this weekend, or you'd just like to own your own copy of this extrordinary film, you can purchase the DVD here: http://iraqforsale.org/buy.php?track=moveon
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
MARC VON EM opening for Martin Sexton Empire Center At Egg
Empire State PlazaAlbany, NY
Website: https://www.theegg.org/
Opening for Martin Sexton at this classic venue!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7%3A30+signup
Open Mic Night Circle of Friends Coffee House at St. John's Church Hall
Bedford rd & SunnysidePleasantville, NY
Website: https://songster.org
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Gandalf Murphy and the Slambovian Circus of Dreams opening for The Saw Doctors Nokia Theater
, NYC
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7%3A30
Anthony da Costa South Presbyterian Church
343 BroadwayDobbs Ferry, NY
Concert for Peace, sponsored by Concerned Families of Westchester
South Presbyterian Church, 343 Broadway, Dobbs Ferry, NY
South Presbyterian Church, 343 Broadway, Dobbs Ferry, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
HOPE MACHINE chThonic Clash Coffeehouse
453 Main St.Beacon, NY
Phone: 845-831-0359
Website: https://www.chthonicclash.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00+pm
Kathleen Pemble with band Peekskill Coffee House
101 South Division St.@ corner of Brown
Peekskill, Ny
Peekskill, Ny
Phone: 914 739 1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 Various+times
Community Screening- Iraq for Sale At Dozens of Homes Within Your Area
Dear MoveOn Member,
For two years, I risked my life in the Iraq war. I'm writing to invite you this weekend to see what I saw over there and take action to keep my fellow soldiers safe.
This weekend, MoveOn members all across the country are opening their homes to screen a powerful new film, called Iraq for Sale, about the big corporations that are endangering soldiers' lives and ruining the chance for peace.
I'm asking all of you to go see this groundbreaking movie and to bring as many friends as you can. There is a screening near you. To find the closest one and RSVP, just click here:
http://pol.moveon.org/event/events/index.html?action_id=59&id=9048-7635998-Hu2otGvKPgAsF1KVX_sGiA&t=3
When you see what's in this movie, you're going to want to do something about itand you can. At these same parties, we'll be calling key voters through MoveOn's Call for Change program and reminding them to get to the polls. The calls are simple and easy, andspeaking as someone who has seen the consequences of Republican misrule first handthey're well worth it.
Why do I know this film is so powerful? Because I'm in it. Here's a little more about my story.
I am the child of a career Army man, and when it came time to decide what to do after high school, I knew I wanted to follow the same path. In 2003 and then again in 2005, my unit was deployed to Iraq.
As a maintenance unit, we were responsible for repairing everything and anything soldiers used to do their jobs and stay alive: weapons, radios, trucks, computersyou name it. So you can imagine our shock, weeks after getting to Iraq, when we were ordered to hand our mission over to private contractors employed by Halliburton.
But there's a catch: Halliburton had neither the training nor the equipment to take over our mission. Most of the contractors had no previous knowledge at all of our equipment before coming to Iraq. One of the contractors I "trained" was not even remotely familiar with radio systems, but had been a missile systems repairman while he was in the Army.
Because our unit no longer had a mission, we were forced into other things that we weren't trained to do. Mechanics found themselves on guntruck missions escorting convoys between bases. Many of us were forced onto guard duty while the contractors fumbled through our old jobs, getting paid way more than any soldier. I spent months checking ID cards at the Post Exchange and Recreation facility.
I felt helpless and awful, like I was letting down my fellow soldiers while they're being put into life-threatening situations with unsafe equipment, and there was nothing I could do about it.
Since I returned to the States, I've learned more about why all that happenedabout how the Republicans gave Dick Cheney's old company all these huge contracts and didn't care at all how it endangered us soldiers. And now, there is something I can do about itI can speak out.
This weekend, there's something you can do about it, too. You can come and bring your friends to watch this amazing movie, (my story is just one small part of this shocking film), and spread the word about what's really happening. And while you're there, make a few simple reminder calls to progressive voters in key districts to help win these elections. Please find a party near you and RSVP right here:
http://pol.moveon.org/event/events/index.html?action_id=59&id=9048-7635998-Hu2otGvKPgAsF1KVX_sGiA&t=5
I've come to realize that the only way we can keep our soldiers safe is by electing leaders who will put our safety above the profit of their corporate friends. I hope you'll join me at a screening this weekend to help do just that.
Respectfully,
David Mann, SPC US Army 2003 & 2005
Monday, October 9th 2006
P.S. Please consider forwarding this note as an invitation to friends. There are screenings all over the country, so chances are there's one near the folks you know no matter where they live.
P.P.S. If you can't make it this weekend, or you'd just like to own your own copy of this extrordinary film, you can purchase the DVD here: http://iraqforsale.org/buy.php?track=moveon
For two years, I risked my life in the Iraq war. I'm writing to invite you this weekend to see what I saw over there and take action to keep my fellow soldiers safe.
This weekend, MoveOn members all across the country are opening their homes to screen a powerful new film, called Iraq for Sale, about the big corporations that are endangering soldiers' lives and ruining the chance for peace.
I'm asking all of you to go see this groundbreaking movie and to bring as many friends as you can. There is a screening near you. To find the closest one and RSVP, just click here:
http://pol.moveon.org/event/events/index.html?action_id=59&id=9048-7635998-Hu2otGvKPgAsF1KVX_sGiA&t=3
When you see what's in this movie, you're going to want to do something about itand you can. At these same parties, we'll be calling key voters through MoveOn's Call for Change program and reminding them to get to the polls. The calls are simple and easy, andspeaking as someone who has seen the consequences of Republican misrule first handthey're well worth it.
Why do I know this film is so powerful? Because I'm in it. Here's a little more about my story.
I am the child of a career Army man, and when it came time to decide what to do after high school, I knew I wanted to follow the same path. In 2003 and then again in 2005, my unit was deployed to Iraq.
As a maintenance unit, we were responsible for repairing everything and anything soldiers used to do their jobs and stay alive: weapons, radios, trucks, computersyou name it. So you can imagine our shock, weeks after getting to Iraq, when we were ordered to hand our mission over to private contractors employed by Halliburton.
But there's a catch: Halliburton had neither the training nor the equipment to take over our mission. Most of the contractors had no previous knowledge at all of our equipment before coming to Iraq. One of the contractors I "trained" was not even remotely familiar with radio systems, but had been a missile systems repairman while he was in the Army.
Because our unit no longer had a mission, we were forced into other things that we weren't trained to do. Mechanics found themselves on guntruck missions escorting convoys between bases. Many of us were forced onto guard duty while the contractors fumbled through our old jobs, getting paid way more than any soldier. I spent months checking ID cards at the Post Exchange and Recreation facility.
I felt helpless and awful, like I was letting down my fellow soldiers while they're being put into life-threatening situations with unsafe equipment, and there was nothing I could do about it.
Since I returned to the States, I've learned more about why all that happenedabout how the Republicans gave Dick Cheney's old company all these huge contracts and didn't care at all how it endangered us soldiers. And now, there is something I can do about itI can speak out.
This weekend, there's something you can do about it, too. You can come and bring your friends to watch this amazing movie, (my story is just one small part of this shocking film), and spread the word about what's really happening. And while you're there, make a few simple reminder calls to progressive voters in key districts to help win these elections. Please find a party near you and RSVP right here:
http://pol.moveon.org/event/events/index.html?action_id=59&id=9048-7635998-Hu2otGvKPgAsF1KVX_sGiA&t=5
I've come to realize that the only way we can keep our soldiers safe is by electing leaders who will put our safety above the profit of their corporate friends. I hope you'll join me at a screening this weekend to help do just that.
Respectfully,
David Mann, SPC US Army 2003 & 2005
Monday, October 9th 2006
P.S. Please consider forwarding this note as an invitation to friends. There are screenings all over the country, so chances are there's one near the folks you know no matter where they live.
P.P.S. If you can't make it this weekend, or you'd just like to own your own copy of this extrordinary film, you can purchase the DVD here: http://iraqforsale.org/buy.php?track=moveon
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
John Hiatt Tarrytown Music Hall
13 main StreetTarrytown, NY
Phone: 877 840 0457
Website: https://www.tarrytownmusichall.org
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4pm
Work o' the Weavers The Turning Point
468 Piermont Ave.Piermont, NY
Phone: 845 359 1089
Website: https://www.turningpointcafe.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00+pm
Gandalf Murphy and the Slambovian Circus of Dreams Watercolor Cafe
2094 Boston Post RoadLarchmont, Ny
Phone: 914 834 2213
Website: https://www.watercolorcafe.net
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00
Girlyman with Summer Pierre and We're About 9 Southpaw
125 5th AvenueBrooklyn, NY
Phone: 718 230 0236
Website: https://www.spsounds.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Elza opening for Marty Balin (Jefferson Airplane) Tarrytown Music Hall
13 Main StreetTarrytown, NY
Phone: 877-840-0457
Website: https://www.tarrytownmusichall.org
joined by Slick Aguilar (Jefferson Starship) and
Charlie DeChant (Hall and Oates)
Charlie DeChant (Hall and Oates)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
KJ Denhert The 55 Bar
55 Christopher StreetNY, NY
Phone: 212 929 9883
Website: https://www.55bar.com
Saturday's swing till 2 AM at our residency, every other Saturday, shows at 10, 11:30 and 1. Arrive 15 minutes prior to each show to get a seat. www.55bar.com 212 929-9883
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00
Bar Scott, Mc Mule, Anthony da Costa The Golden Apple Coffee House
St Mark's Episcopal Church
85 E. Main St.Mount Kisco, NY
85 E. Main St.Mount Kisco, NY
Phone: 914 286 7495
suggested donation $10-$12; $5 seniors and students
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00+pm
Bob Malone Coffee With A Conscience
1st United Methodist Church 1 East Broad StreetWestfield, NJ
Phone: 908 412 9105
Website: https://www.coffeewithconscience.org
$15.00
Doors open at 7:15
Bob ( www.bobmalone.com ) is: Doctor John meets Randy Newman! I've presented Bob many times and am always amazed how he hasn't crossed over yet into the big leagues. New Orleans style Bar-room-boogy-woogy with humor and sprit; every song is a hit! This show will be fun!
Doors open at 7:15
Bob ( www.bobmalone.com ) is: Doctor John meets Randy Newman! I've presented Bob many times and am always amazed how he hasn't crossed over yet into the big leagues. New Orleans style Bar-room-boogy-woogy with humor and sprit; every song is a hit! This show will be fun!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00pm
Sloan Wainwright with Dar Williams Irving Town Hall Theater
85 Main StreetIrvington, NY
Phone: 914 591 6602
Tickets $35
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Pat Wictor, Little Toby Walker, Martha Trachtenburg, Tom Griffith Port Washington Library
Port Washington, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00pm
Little Toby Walker The Watercolor Cafe
Larchmont, NY
Website: https://www.watercolorcafe.net/index.html
$15 cover charge.
Call for Reservations
Call for Reservations
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9%3A00
KJ Denhert The Lazy Lounge
Steve DePras invitational pro jam session- This is a jam session held every other Wednesday at the The Lazy Lounge in White Plains on Mamaroneck Ave. Ill be there with Ray doing a few tunes with the evenings host Steve Depra
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
GILLEN & TURK Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY 10566 U.S.A.
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Fred and Matt are now "officially" performing as a duo (which means we've actually rehearsed...) It sounds great. Matt will bring his mandolin, guitar, and lap steel. Fred brings his guitar, bass, washboard, and amped harmonicas.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8-10pm
Anthony da Costa Dragonfly Caffe
7 Wheeler AvePleasantville, NY
Phone: 914 747 7477
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7%3A00-10%3A00
Sloan Wainwright John Hall for Congress Fundraiser
Phone: 914 276 0226
North Salem, NY
Fundraiser Cocktail Party for
John Hall for Congress
Hammond Museum
Tix/Info: (914) 276-0226
Fundraiser Cocktail Party for
John Hall for Congress
Hammond Museum
Tix/Info: (914) 276-0226
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Poncho Sanchez latin jazz Ensemble Tarrytown Music Hall
13 main StreetTarrytown, NY
Phone: 877 840 0457
Website: https://www.tarrytownmusichall.org
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00+-10%3A00+pm
Anthony da Costa Dragonfly Cafe
7 Wheeler AvePleasantville, NY
Phone: 747 7477
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Matt Turk Peekskill Coffeee House
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, Ny
Phone: 914 739 1287
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
MARC VON EM Cthonic Clash Coffee House
453 Main St.Beacon, NY
Phone: 845.831.0359
Website: https://www.chthonicclash.com/
A gathering place fostering a sence of community. High quality beverages with a commitment to organic, fair-trade and local purveyors, and me.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm
Terrance Martin and Red Molly Turning Point
468 Piermont AvePiermont, NY
Phone: 845 359 1089
$20.00
Dan Bonis and Gordon Roehrer accompanying
Dan Bonis and Gordon Roehrer accompanying
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00pm
Sloan Wainwright Northport Theater
250 Main StreetNorthport, NY
Phone: 631 261 2900
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3%3A30pm
James Durst CD Release Party Turning Point
468 Piermont Ave.Piermont, NY
Phone: (845) 359-1089
Website: https://www.turningpointcafe.com
We shall instead meet on Sunday, October 29 at 3:30pm, at The Turning Point in Piermont NY to celebrate the release of my newest CD, 'Internationally Unknown.'
It's especially fortuitous as it will enable some to come who could not otherwise have attended, especially some of the musicians.
The core band will be Ritt Henn (upright bassist) and Mayra Casales (hand percussionist) in addition to myself in a musical aggregation I call 'Trio Life.' Special Guests will include Madhumita Chakrabartti, my partner in life and occasional song, woodwind virtuoso Jeremy Goldsmith who lent a soaring recorder solo to 'Grace' on the CD, Open Book duo Michelle Rubin and Rick Gedney, along with Fred Gillen, Jr. to contribute some background vocals to several songs.
The Turning Point is a delightfully intimate room, seating some 80-90 comfortably, so advance
reservations are highly recommended. Phone (845) 359-1089 or e-mail: turning@turningpointcafe.com for reservations. Your $15 ticket will also still entitle you to a free copy of 'Internationally Unknown.'
Did I mention 'Fall Back' plan? Please remember that October 29 will be the first day of Daylight Standard Time. You will no doubt have remembered to turn your clocks back an hour.
I apologize for any inconvenience this change may cause, and I truly hope you'll choose to join us on October 29th.
Be of good cheer,
James
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm%2C+sign+up+5-7
Open Mic hosted by Fred Gillen Jr. Towne Crier
162 rte. 22Pawling, NY
Website: https://www.townecrier.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11pm
David Goldman Songwriter Showcase at Laila Lounge
113 N 7th StWilliamsburg Brooklyn, NY
Website: https://www.jezebelmusic.com/songwritershowcase.html
9:00pm Attention Driver -
9:40pm Katherine Hayman -
10:20pm Katelyn Maier Clapham
9:40pm Katherine Hayman -
10:20pm Katelyn Maier Clapham
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7%3A30pm
ARLO GUTHRIE & Friends Paramount Center For The Arts
Peekskill
Phone: 914-739-2333
Website: https://www.paramountcenter.org/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A30pm
Red Molly opening for Jonathan Edwards Outpost in the Burbs
Montclair, NJ
Website: https://www.outpostintheburbs.org/concerts.html+
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Richard Thompson Tarrytown Music Hall
13 main StreetTarrytown, NY
Phone: 877 840 0457
Website: https://www.tarrytownmusichall.org
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. (monthly residency) Coffee Labs
6 Main St.Tarrytown, NY
Every month is different. Come check it out...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00pm
Open Book/ Terence Martin/Dan Bonis Peekskill Coffee House
101 Division StreetPeekskill, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm
Fred Gillen Jr. at the Gazebo First Fridays Open Studio Event
corner of Central and DivisionPeekskill, NY 10566
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2%3A30pm
MARC VON EM The Barn
70 Lane Gate Rd.Coldspring, NY
Phone: 845-231-2432
The Barn is an alternative, acoustic music venue for regional and national acts. This intimate and cozy room is more than just a house concert, it's a barn concert! Afternoon fun - food, drink and music. All ages.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%253A00%2Bpm
Kathleen Pemble with band Peekskill Coffee House
101 South Division St.@ corner of Brown Peekskill, Ny
Phone: 914 739 1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Elza & Jesse Meade The Towne Crier Cafe
130 Route 22Pawling, NY
Phone: 845.855.1300
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
Songwriters Showcase
featuring Elza & Jesse Meade
All seats $10
featuring Elza & Jesse Meade
All seats $10
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6+PM
Tribes Hill Meeting Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, NY 10595
Phone: 914-347-8209
Every month members of Tribes Hill get together to play music, share a meal and discuss business.
All are welcome!
Meetings are held at Hammond House and begin at 6 PM
111 Grasslands Rd.
Valhalla, NY
The last Tribes Hill meeting date for the year is 12/4.
for information call Rick:
914-347-8209
914-564-9212 (cell)
All are welcome!
Meetings are held at Hammond House and begin at 6 PM
111 Grasslands Rd.
Valhalla, NY
The last Tribes Hill meeting date for the year is 12/4.
for information call Rick:
914-347-8209
914-564-9212 (cell)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10pm
Terrance Martin Postscript Coffeehouse
Columbia University 116th & BroadwayNYC
Phone: 212 854 1953
basement of St. Paul's Chapel
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm
Elza's NYC Residency Caffe Vivaldi
Caffe Vivaldi
32 Jones Street
off Bleecker St, near 6th Ave
212-691-7538
$5 suggested donation
32 Jones Street
off Bleecker St, near 6th Ave
212-691-7538
$5 suggested donation
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
NERFA
NERFA Schedule
Friday, October 6th, 2006 8:10PM
Tribes Hill NERFA Showcases Friday, November 10th, Saturday the 11th and Sunday the 12th 2006
Friday night:
11:30 Jonathan Byrd
11:45 Open Book
12:00 Montgomery Delaney, James Durst, Kate McDonnell in the round
12:30 Susan Kane, Pat Wictor, Greg Klyma in the round
1:00 Steve Kirkman, Lara Herscovitch, Rachel Nelson in the round
1:30 Sharon Goldman, Meg Braun, Steve Chizmadia in the round
2:00 OPEN song circle
Saturday night:
11:30 Toby Walker, Ina May Wool, Elza in the round
12:00 Patrick Fitzsimmons, Kathleen Pemble, Buzz Turner in the round
12:30 Ali Chambliss, Anthony da Costa, Lipbone Redding in the round
1:00 Red Molly and Hope Machine together
1:30 David Goldman 1:45 My Dad's Truck
2:00 OPEN song circle
Saturday Afternoon, 2 to 4 p.m.:
Hope Machine hosts Tribes Hill's 3rd Annual "Undercover: A Salute To Woody Guthrie and Other Great Troubadours," an OPEN song circle. All are welcome to come sing a song of a favorite troubadour, or just play along...
Acoustic Live Guerilla Showcases
Friday, November 10th
Hosts: My Dad's Truck
11:30 Red Molly
11:45 Anthony da Costa
12:00 Mike Morris
12:15 Phil Henry
12:30 Bonnie Lee Panda
12:45 Toby Walker
1:00 Lara Herscovitch
1:15 Nick Annis
1:30 Glass of Water
1:45 Dorian Spencer
2:00 Todd Giudice
Saturday, November 11th
Host: Dennis da Costa
11:30 Sharon Goldman
11:45 Fred Gillen
12:00 Joe Crookston
12:15 My Dad's Truck
12:30 Open Book
12:45 Pat Wictor
1:00 Robin Greenstein
1:15 Zoe Mulford
1:30 Kathleen Pemble & Ali Chambliss
1:45 Meg Braun
2:00 Hope Machine
Friday, October 6th, 2006 8:10PM
Tribes Hill NERFA Showcases Friday, November 10th, Saturday the 11th and Sunday the 12th 2006
Friday night:
11:30 Jonathan Byrd
11:45 Open Book
12:00 Montgomery Delaney, James Durst, Kate McDonnell in the round
12:30 Susan Kane, Pat Wictor, Greg Klyma in the round
1:00 Steve Kirkman, Lara Herscovitch, Rachel Nelson in the round
1:30 Sharon Goldman, Meg Braun, Steve Chizmadia in the round
2:00 OPEN song circle
Saturday night:
11:30 Toby Walker, Ina May Wool, Elza in the round
12:00 Patrick Fitzsimmons, Kathleen Pemble, Buzz Turner in the round
12:30 Ali Chambliss, Anthony da Costa, Lipbone Redding in the round
1:00 Red Molly and Hope Machine together
1:30 David Goldman 1:45 My Dad's Truck
2:00 OPEN song circle
Saturday Afternoon, 2 to 4 p.m.:
Hope Machine hosts Tribes Hill's 3rd Annual "Undercover: A Salute To Woody Guthrie and Other Great Troubadours," an OPEN song circle. All are welcome to come sing a song of a favorite troubadour, or just play along...
Acoustic Live Guerilla Showcases
Friday, November 10th
Hosts: My Dad's Truck
11:30 Red Molly
11:45 Anthony da Costa
12:00 Mike Morris
12:15 Phil Henry
12:30 Bonnie Lee Panda
12:45 Toby Walker
1:00 Lara Herscovitch
1:15 Nick Annis
1:30 Glass of Water
1:45 Dorian Spencer
2:00 Todd Giudice
Saturday, November 11th
Host: Dennis da Costa
11:30 Sharon Goldman
11:45 Fred Gillen
12:00 Joe Crookston
12:15 My Dad's Truck
12:30 Open Book
12:45 Pat Wictor
1:00 Robin Greenstein
1:15 Zoe Mulford
1:30 Kathleen Pemble & Ali Chambliss
1:45 Meg Braun
2:00 Hope Machine
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7%3A30pm
Gandalf Murphy & the Slambovian Circus of Dreams Westchester Arts Council
31 Mamaroneck AveWhite Plains, NY
Phone: 914 428 4220
Website: https://www.slambovia.com
For Tickets Call (914) 428-4220 x223
Box Office Hours are Noon-5pm, Tuesday-Saturday
$15 in advance, $20 at the door
$10 for children under 12, students and seniors
Seating is general admission. Doors open 30 minutes prior to showtime.
All events take place at the Westchester Arts Council's Arts Exchange building, at the corner of Mamaroneck and Martine avenues,
next to the City Center.
Box Office Hours are Noon-5pm, Tuesday-Saturday
$15 in advance, $20 at the door
$10 for children under 12, students and seniors
Seating is general admission. Doors open 30 minutes prior to showtime.
All events take place at the Westchester Arts Council's Arts Exchange building, at the corner of Mamaroneck and Martine avenues,
next to the City Center.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00pm
Tribes Hill presents Open Book/ Pat Wictor/ Jonathan Byrd Makor
35 West 67thNY, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7%3A30+pm
Ina May Wool & Dan Weiss with special guest Rick Ilowite Acoustic Cafe at Our Lady Of Mercy Church
2 Fremont Ave.Park Ridge, NJ
Phone: (201)573-0718
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7%3A00pm
HOPE MACHINE Soul Songs Coffeehouse at St. Mary's Church
1836 East Main Street (rte. 6)Mohegan Lake, NY
Website: https://stmarysml.dioceseny.org/
Fred Gillen Jr., Steve Kirkman, Anthony daCosta
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00pm
Pat Wictor and Joe Crookston The Golden Apple Coffee House
85 East MainMount Kisco, NY
Phone: 914 286 7495
For more info call 914-286-7495
Suggested donation: $10-$12; $5 for seniors and students
Suggested donation: $10-$12; $5 for seniors and students
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00+pm
Lara Herscovitch / Joe Black Acoustic Cafe
2926 Fairfield AveBridgeport, CT
Phone: 203 335 3655
Website: https://www.acousticafe.com
$12 (students $10)
Co-bill with the one and only Joe Beck. During a career spanning five decades, Joe has recorded with an incredible array of artists including Miles Davis (Joe was his first guitarist), Gil Evans, Duke Ellington, Buddy Rich, Paul Desmond, Maynard Ferguson, Woody Herman, Stan Getz, Larry Coryell, Gene Ammons, Sergio Mendez, Antonio Carlos Jobim, Laura Nyro, Houston Person, Roger Kellaway, Richie Havens, Paul Simon, Joe Farrell, James Brown, Gato Barbieri, and countless others. He has been composing music for TV and film for thirty years and the recording industry (National Academy of Recording Arts And Sciences) has honored him five times with their Most Valuable Player Award. He has also recorded with the Royal Philharmonic orchestra in London, the Milan Philharmonic in Italy, and The Paris String Ensemble in France (joebeckmusic.com). Come join us for this very special night. Needless to say, reservations are highly recommended to guarantee a seat!
Co-bill with the one and only Joe Beck. During a career spanning five decades, Joe has recorded with an incredible array of artists including Miles Davis (Joe was his first guitarist), Gil Evans, Duke Ellington, Buddy Rich, Paul Desmond, Maynard Ferguson, Woody Herman, Stan Getz, Larry Coryell, Gene Ammons, Sergio Mendez, Antonio Carlos Jobim, Laura Nyro, Houston Person, Roger Kellaway, Richie Havens, Paul Simon, Joe Farrell, James Brown, Gato Barbieri, and countless others. He has been composing music for TV and film for thirty years and the recording industry (National Academy of Recording Arts And Sciences) has honored him five times with their Most Valuable Player Award. He has also recorded with the Royal Philharmonic orchestra in London, the Milan Philharmonic in Italy, and The Paris String Ensemble in France (joebeckmusic.com). Come join us for this very special night. Needless to say, reservations are highly recommended to guarantee a seat!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00+pm
Dave's True Story Coffee With A Conscience
1st United Methodist Church 1 East Broad StreetWestfield, NJ
Phone: 908 412 9105
Website: https://www.coffeewithconscience.org
$15.00
Doors open at 7:15
DTS ( www.davestruestory.com ) is a Smooth Jazz Quartet fronted by Kelly Flint -- beautiful, unpretentious woman with an amazingly sultry voice.
Songs -- written by Dave -- are all clever and very melodic! This one is especially for all you CD101.5 fans but you Folkies will enjoy it too!
Doors open at 7:15
DTS ( www.davestruestory.com ) is a Smooth Jazz Quartet fronted by Kelly Flint -- beautiful, unpretentious woman with an amazingly sultry voice.
Songs -- written by Dave -- are all clever and very melodic! This one is especially for all you CD101.5 fans but you Folkies will enjoy it too!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Pat Wictor Sacred Center
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
MARC VON EM Coffee Labs
6 Main StTarrytown, NY
Phone: 914.332.1479
This is a new room for me. I just love the smell of good coffee when I'm playing acoustic guitar.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY 10566 U.S.A.
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
performing every month with many special guests...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Marc Von Em The Dockside Pub
825 S Lake BlvdMahopac, NY
Phone: 845-621-0057
A night of acoustic singer/songwriters including Marc Von Em, Dana Edelman
and Julie Corbalis.
and Julie Corbalis.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8-10pm
Anthony da Costa Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY
Phone: 914 332 1479
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3pm
Bound For Glory Broadcast WFDU 89.1 FM
Teaneck, NJ
Website: https://www.wfdu.org
A tribute to Woody Guthrie in celebration of the anniversary of the historic 1956 Bound For Glory Concert.....
Our "cast" -
Robert Cohen - Opening "scenes" narrator
Tom Chapin - narrator (voice of Woody Guthrie)
Musicians:
Danny Bakan
Dirty Stayout Skifflers
Greg Greenway
Joe Jencks
Hope Machine
Karen Mal
David Massengill
Rik Palieri
Laurie MacAllister & Abbie Gardner of Red Molly
Danny Schmidt
Toby Walker
Amy Carol Webb
Bethany Yarrow & Rufus Cappadocia
Our "cast" -
Robert Cohen - Opening "scenes" narrator
Tom Chapin - narrator (voice of Woody Guthrie)
Musicians:
Danny Bakan
Dirty Stayout Skifflers
Greg Greenway
Joe Jencks
Hope Machine
Karen Mal
David Massengill
Rik Palieri
Laurie MacAllister & Abbie Gardner of Red Molly
Danny Schmidt
Toby Walker
Amy Carol Webb
Bethany Yarrow & Rufus Cappadocia
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9%3A30+P.M.
Kathleen Pemble The Bitter End
147 Bleeker StreetNew York, NY
Phone: 212-673-7030
Website: https://www.bitterend.com
www.kathleenpemble.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10%3A00+PM
Marc Von Em The Muddy Cup Coffeehouse
1038 Madison Ave.Albany, NY
Website: https://www.muddycup.com/albany/index.html
www.marcvonem.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00+PM
Ina May Wool The Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division StreetPeekskill, NY
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
w/Daniel A. Weiss
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00pm
Antje Duvekot opening for Ellis Paul Outpost in the Burbs
Montclair, NJ
Phone: 973 744 6560
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. (monthly residency) Coffee Labs
7 Main St.Tarrytown, NY
Every month is different. Come check it out...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00pm
Ina May Wool and Daniel A. Peekskill Coffee House
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, Ny
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Little Toby Walker w/Tracy Grammer Hurdy Gurdy Folk Club
Paramus, NJ
Phone: 201-791-2225
www.littletobywalker.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1%3A00+PM
Marc Von Em The Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division StreetPeekskill, NY
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
www.marcvonem.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00+PM
Matt Turk, Jenn Clapp, Todd Giudice The Towne Crier
130 Route 22Pawling, NY
Phone: 845-855-1300
Website: https://www.townecrier.com
3 songwriters in the round
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Antje Duvekot w/Anais Mitchell University Cafe
Stony Brook, NY
Phone: 631.632.6027
Website: https://www.universitycafe.org
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8+PM
In the Round with Todd Giudice, Jen Clapp and Matt Turk The Towne Crier Cafe
130 Route 22Pawling, NY USA
Phone: 845-855-1300
Website: https://townecrier.com/
The Towne Crier Caf
130 Route 22
Pawling, NY
845-855-1300 8 pm
In the round with Todd Giudice and Jen Clapp
$10
130 Route 22
Pawling, NY
845-855-1300 8 pm
In the round with Todd Giudice and Jen Clapp
$10
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1pm
MARC VON EM PEEKSKILL COFFEE HOUSE
101 South Division StPeekskill, NY
Phone: 914.739.1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Afternoon delight!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6+PM
Tribes Hill Meeting Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, NY 10595
Phone: 914-347-8209
Every month members of Tribes Hill get together to play music, share a meal and discuss business.
All are welcome!
Meetings are held at Hammond House and begin at 6 PM
111 Grasslands Rd.
Valhalla, NY
for information call Rick:
914-347-8209
914-564-9212 (cell)
All are welcome!
Meetings are held at Hammond House and begin at 6 PM
111 Grasslands Rd.
Valhalla, NY
for information call Rick:
914-347-8209
914-564-9212 (cell)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm%2C+sign+up+5-7
Open Mic hosted by Fred Gillen Jr. Towne Crier
162 rte. 22Pawling, NY
Website: https://www.townecrier.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00+PM
Gandalf Murphy and the Slambovian Circus of Dreams, Dar Williams Haldane School Auditorium
Cold Spring, NY
a fundraiser for area schools
www.slambovia.com
www.darwilliams.com
www.slambovia.com
www.darwilliams.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6%3A00+PM
Gillen and Turk Morgan Library
225 Madison Ave.New York, NY
Phone: 212-685-0008
duo consisting of Fred Gillen, Jr. and Matt Turk playing at the Bob Dylan exhibit.
www.fredgillenjr.com
www.turktunes.com
www.fredgillenjr.com
www.turktunes.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm
GILLEN & TURK Morgan Library's Bob Dylan Exhibit
225 Madison Ave. (at 39th Street)New York, NY
Phone: (212) 685-0008
Website: https://www.morganlibrary.org/
playing in the lobby of the museum to celebrate the exhibit: "Bob Dylan 1956-1966. Check it out. The new Morgan is beautiful!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00+pm
Gandalf Murphy and the Slambovian Circus of Dreams Haldane School Auditorium
Cold Spring, Ny
with Dar Williams
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00+pm
Kathleen Pemble with band Peekskill Coffee House
101 South Division St.@ corner of Brown
Peekskill, Ny
Peekskill, Ny
Phone: 914 739 1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2+-+5pm
Holiday Show and Christmas Boutique featuring Tribes Hill Artists St. Mark's Church, Mt. Kisco
A group of Tribes Hill artists will participate in a performance on Sunday, December 10th at St. Mark's Church in Mt. Kisco. The Tales and Tunes, Holiday Boutiques Event is scheduled from 2:00 - 5:00, followed by traditional Carols at 5:00. We will have three sets at 2, 3 and 4pm that will run 30 to 45 minutes in length.
The Tribe include singer/songwriters Matt Turk (guitar, mandolin, walking/talking/singing encylopedia of music), Kay Pere (pianist, traditional and ethereal, coming all the way from Mystic, Conn.), Robert Hill (foot-stompin' blues and gospel), Marc Black (well connected genius and musician extrodinaire), Steve Kirkman (the down-to-earth machinery of Hope Machine) and Jim Keyes (eclectic minstrel of song). Fred Gillen Jr. (hope magnet) might join us as well...
Directions
St. Marks Church is located in the heart of Mount Kisco, on the East side of the intersection of three roads:
- Rte 117 (N. Bedford Rd) which generally runs North/South.
- Rte 133 (W. Main St.) which runs from the West and terminates at the intersection with Rte 117.
- East Main St. which runs South from the intersection of Rtes 117 and 133.
The Church is on the opposite [East] side of the street just North of the Mt. Kisco Village Hall and just beyond the intersection of Rte
The Tribe include singer/songwriters Matt Turk (guitar, mandolin, walking/talking/singing encylopedia of music), Kay Pere (pianist, traditional and ethereal, coming all the way from Mystic, Conn.), Robert Hill (foot-stompin' blues and gospel), Marc Black (well connected genius and musician extrodinaire), Steve Kirkman (the down-to-earth machinery of Hope Machine) and Jim Keyes (eclectic minstrel of song). Fred Gillen Jr. (hope magnet) might join us as well...
Directions
St. Marks Church is located in the heart of Mount Kisco, on the East side of the intersection of three roads:
- Rte 117 (N. Bedford Rd) which generally runs North/South.
- Rte 133 (W. Main St.) which runs from the West and terminates at the intersection with Rte 117.
- East Main St. which runs South from the intersection of Rtes 117 and 133.
The Church is on the opposite [East] side of the street just North of the Mt. Kisco Village Hall and just beyond the intersection of Rte
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Little Toby Walker w/Reverend Billy C. Wirtz The Turning Point
Piermont, NY
Phone: 845-359-1089
www.littletobywalker.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00+pm
Little Toby Walker w/ Rory Block Watercolor Cafe
Larchmont, NY
Wednesday the 13th 8:00pm
Watercolor Cafe
Wtih Rory Block
Larchmont NY
$25
914 834 2213
http://www.watercolorcafe.net/index.html
http://www.littletobywalker.com
Toby Walker is sponsored by Sam Ash Music.
Toby Walker is endorsed by Martin Guitars, National Reso-Phonic
Guitars, D'Addario Strings and Ultrasound Amplifiers.
Watercolor Cafe
Wtih Rory Block
Larchmont NY
$25
914 834 2213
http://www.watercolorcafe.net/index.html
http://www.littletobywalker.com
Toby Walker is sponsored by Sam Ash Music.
Toby Walker is endorsed by Martin Guitars, National Reso-Phonic
Guitars, D'Addario Strings and Ultrasound Amplifiers.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm
Elza's NYC Residency Caffe Vivaldi
32 Jones Street, off Bleecker St, near 6th AveNYC, NY
Phone: 212-691-7538
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8-10pm
Elza solo Starving Artist Cafe & Gallery
249 City Island AvenueCity Island, NY 10464
Phone: (718) 885-3779
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00+-10%3A00+pm
Anthony da Costa Dragonfly Cafe
7 Wheeler AvePleasantville, NY
Phone: 747 7477
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00+pm
Dar Williams Coffee With A Conscience
Presbyterian Church
140 Mountain Ave.Westfield, NJ
140 Mountain Ave.Westfield, NJ
Website: https://www.coffeewithconscience.org
Note this is a different venue than the other coffeehouse shows.
$30
Yep. Dar! Can you believe it? Dar ( www.darwilliams.com ) is a Folk Festival favorite with hundreds of thousands of adoring fans. Her songs are sweet and melodic. This show will sell about 800 seats so we're having it at the Presbyterian Church of Westfield, 140 Mountain Avenue, corner of East Broad Street.
We are lucky to have her; this is my Christmas present to Westfield. :)
$30
Yep. Dar! Can you believe it? Dar ( www.darwilliams.com ) is a Folk Festival favorite with hundreds of thousands of adoring fans. Her songs are sweet and melodic. This show will sell about 800 seats so we're having it at the Presbyterian Church of Westfield, 140 Mountain Avenue, corner of East Broad Street.
We are lucky to have her; this is my Christmas present to Westfield. :)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3%3A00
Tribes Hill's 5th Annual Solstice Show The Golden Apple Coffeehouse at St Mark's Church
85 East Main StreetMount Kisco, NY
Phone: 914 286 7495
Members $10.00, Advance tickets $12.00, Tickets at the door $15.00
St. Marks Church is located in the heart of Mount Kisco, on the East side of the intersection of three roads:
- Rte 117 (N. Bedford Rd) which generally runs North/South.
- Rte 133 (W. Main St.) which runs from the West and terminates at the intersection with Rte 117.
- East Main St. which runs South from the intersection of Rtes 117 and 133.
The Church is on the opposite [East] side of the street just North of the Mt. Kisco Village Hall and just beyond the intersection of Rte 117 with Rte 133.
St. Marks Church is located in the heart of Mount Kisco, on the East side of the intersection of three roads:
- Rte 117 (N. Bedford Rd) which generally runs North/South.
- Rte 133 (W. Main St.) which runs from the West and terminates at the intersection with Rte 117.
- East Main St. which runs South from the intersection of Rtes 117 and 133.
The Church is on the opposite [East] side of the street just North of the Mt. Kisco Village Hall and just beyond the intersection of Rte 117 with Rte 133.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8-10pm
Anthony da Costa with special guest Scott Seltzer Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY
Phone: 914 332 1479
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9%3A00+PM
Gandalf Murphy and the Slambovian Circus of Dreams The Towne Crier
130 Route 22Pawling, NY
Phone: 845-855-1300
Website: https://www.townecrier.com
Christmas Show!
www.slambovia.com
www.slambovia.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00+PM
Marc Von Em Rockwood Music Hall
196 Allen StreetNew York, NY
Website: https://www.rockwoodmusichall.com
www.marcvonem.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Hope Machine 2nd annual Year-end Hootenanny! Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY 10566 U.S.A.
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
performing every month with many special guests...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7%3A30
Anthony da Costa also featuring Zoey Hart Common Grounds Coffee House
First Unitarian Society of WQestchester
25 Old Jackson AveHastings on Hudson, NY
25 Old Jackson AveHastings on Hudson, NY
Phone: 914 748 2710
BENEFIT FOR THE MIDNIGHT RUN
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. chThonic Clash Coffeehouse
453 Main Street Beacon, NY
Phone: 845-831-0359
Website: https://www.chthonicclash.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Coffee Labs
7 Main St.Tarrytown, NY
Usually the first Friday of every month, this date has been moved to help out Lisa Itts, who's night it normally is...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7%3A30pm
Open Mic Finals Towne Crier
Pawling, NY
Website: https://www.townecrier.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5%3A00+PM
Antje Duvekot Uptown Coffee House
Riverdale, NY
Phone: 718-885-2955
Website: https://www.uptowncoffeehouse.org
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6+PM
Tribes Hill Meeting Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, NY 10595
Phone: 914-347-8209
Every month members of Tribes Hill get together to play music, share a meal and discuss business.
All are welcome!
Meetings are held at Hammond House and begin at 6 PM
111 Grasslands Rd.
Valhalla, NY
for information call Rick:
914-347-8209
914-564-9212 (cell)
All are welcome!
Meetings are held at Hammond House and begin at 6 PM
111 Grasslands Rd.
Valhalla, NY
for information call Rick:
914-347-8209
914-564-9212 (cell)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
My Dad's Truck Chaine's Coffee House
77 Main St., Torrington, CT.
860-489-0707
860-489-0707
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8-10pm
Anthony da Costa Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY
Phone: 914 332 1479
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7%3A30%2C+doors+open+at+7
GILLEN & TURK John Street Jam
Dutch Arms Chapel, 16 John St. Saugerties, NY
Phone: (845)943-6720
Price: $3.00
Website: https://johnstreetjam.net/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Open Mic Circle of Friends CoffeeHouse @ St. John's Church
Bedford Rd. & Sunnyside Ave.Pleasantville, ny 10570
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.songster.org
Held every 2nd Saturday. Very supportive crowd in a lovely space. 2 songs. Food and drink included with admission.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
GILLEN & TURK Antionette's
417 Warburton Ave. Hastings, NY
Phone: 914.478.7200
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm%2C+sign-up+5-7
Buzz Turner Hosts Open Mic Towne Crier Cafe
Pawling, NY
Phone: 845-855-1300
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9+PM
Marc Black Band Towne Crier Cafe
Rt. 22Pawling, NY USA
Phone: 845-855-1300
Website: https://www.townecrier.com
Marc Black and his Band return to the Towne Crier for a great night of soulful music for listening and dancing. The Saturday Night Bluegrass Band featuring Bill Keith on Banjo will open the show. For more information see marcblack.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm-+doors+open+%407%3A30
Red Molly and Patrick Fitzimmons The Golden Apple Coffee House
85 E. Main St. (center of town)Mt. Kisco, NY
Phone: 914-286-7495
At St. Mark's Church Hall- A great venue to see these fine talents! Delicious food too.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY 10566 U.S.A.
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
performing every month with many special guests...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Little Toby Walker The Boulton Center
Bay Shore, NY
Phone: 631 969 1101
This show will be recorded for Toby's new LIVE CD!
www.littletobywalker.com
www.littletobywalker.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
GILLEN & TURK The Starving Artist
249 City Island Ave.Bronx, NY
Phone: 718-885-3779
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11%3A00+am
Matt Turk Band Special Family Show Southpaw
125 Fifth Ave. Brooklyn, NY
Phone: 718.230.0236
Website: https://www.spsounds.com/about.html
Matt Turk, David Blackshire, Fred Gillen Jr. play some Woody Guthrie, original, Jungle Book, African, and American Folk Songs, opening for John Carlin
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Coffee Labs
7 Main St.Tarrytown, NY
Back to the First Friday of the month...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00
Open Book with Dan Bonis Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, New York
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
join Rick, Michele, and Dan for an evening of original music and really good coffee and pastries...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
HOPE MACHINE chThonic Clash Coffeehouse
453 Main Street Beacon, NY
Phone: 845-831-0359
Website: https://www.chthonicclash.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Ina May Wool, Terence Martin University Cafe
Stony Brook, NY
Website: https://www.universitycafe.org
Ina May Wool w/Daneil A. Weiss split the bill with Terrence Martin w/Dan Bonis
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6+PM
Tribes Hill Meeting Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, NY 10595
Phone: 914-347-8209
Every month members of Tribes Hill get together to play music, share a meal and discuss business.
All are welcome!
Meetings are held at Hammond House and begin at 6 PM
111 Grasslands Rd.
Valhalla, NY
for information call Rick:
914-347-8209
914-564-9212 (cell)
All are welcome!
Meetings are held at Hammond House and begin at 6 PM
111 Grasslands Rd.
Valhalla, NY
for information call Rick:
914-347-8209
914-564-9212 (cell)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm%2C+7%3A30+signup
St. John's Church Hall Circle of Friends Coffee House Open Mic
Bedford Rd. & Sunnyside Ave.Pleasantville, NY
Price: $10.00
Website: https://songster.org
Every 2nd Saturday. Admission includes eats and drinks. 2 songs each. Songs are recorded and played on songster.org
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00+PM
Red Molly / Open Mic starts at 8 Roots Music Coffeehouse
345 Main StDanbury, CT 06810
Phone: 203-798-7044
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.rootsmusiccoffeehouse.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3%3A30pm
Fourth Annual Concert For Peace South Presbertyrian Church
BroadwayDobbs Ferry, NY
Phone: 914-962-0914
Website: https://www.peacesistersandbrothers.org
Anti-war/ Pro-peace songs performed by various artists including Matt Turk, Fred Gillen Jr., and other kindred folk to benefit Iraq Veterans For Peace
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Ina May Wool Wintersongs Songwriting Camp/Retreat
Ashokan, NY
Website: https://www.summersongs.com
w/Penny Nichols, Sloan Wainrigh, David Roth
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm%2C+sign-up+5-7
Buzz Turner Hosts Open Mic Towne Crier Cafe
Pawling, NY
Phone: 845-855-1300
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Folk Alliance National Conference
Memphis, TN
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Folk Alliance National Conference
Memphis, TN
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. w/ Special Guest Andrew T. Hunt Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY 10566 U.S.A.
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
performing every month with many special guests...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Folk Alliance National Conference
Memphis, TN
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Folk Alliance National Conference
Memphis, TN
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Folk Alliance National Conference
Memphis, TN
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm+sharp%21
ABBIE GARDNER & FRED GILLEN JR AS A DUO! Parkside Lounge
317 Houston StreetNew York, NY
Phone: 212-762-6270
Website: https://www.parksidelounge.com
Fred and Abbie as a duo.... two great tastes that.... nevermind. Stick around for Andrew T Hunt at 9 if you know what's good for you!!!! www.myspace.com/andrewthunt
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00PM
Susan Kane The Vanilla Bean Cafe
450 Deerfield Rd.Pomfret, CT 06258
Phone: 860-928-1562
Website: https://www.thevanillabeancafe.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Coffee Labs
7 Main St.Tarrytown, NY
Back to the First Friday of the month...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6+PM
Tribes Hill Meeting Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, NY 10595
Phone: 914-347-8209
Every month members of Tribes Hill get together to play music, share a meal and discuss business.
All are welcome!
Meetings are held at Hammond House and begin at 6 PM
111 Grasslands Rd.
Valhalla, NY
for information call Rick:
914-347-8209
914-564-9212 (cell)
All are welcome!
Meetings are held at Hammond House and begin at 6 PM
111 Grasslands Rd.
Valhalla, NY
for information call Rick:
914-347-8209
914-564-9212 (cell)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm%2C+sign-up+5-7
Fred Gillen Jr. Hosts Open Mic Towne Crier Cafe
Pawling, NY
Phone: 845-855-1300
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Steve Kirkman & David Little Eagle Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY 10566 U.S.A.
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
DO NOT MISS THIS SHOW! I HAVE BEEN DREAMING ABOUT BRINGING THE MALVINAS TO PEEKSKILL AND THIS JUST FELL INTO _PLACE. They come from Quebec, New Orleans, and Texas...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm%2C+7%3A30+sign+up
Open Mic Circle of Friend's Coffee House at St. John's
Sunnyside and BedfordPleasantville, NY 10570
Price: $10.00
Website: https://songster.org
Go to the web site to see selected videos and hear audio of performances. Admission includes eats and drinks.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7%3A30pm
GILLEN & TURK Antoinette's
Warburton Ave.Hastings, NY
Phone: 914-478-7200
Website: https://www.fredgillenjr.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2%3A30
Stroke of Genius Westchest County Film Festival...City Center 15: Cinema De Lux
19 Mamaroneck Ave.White Plains, NY 10601 USA
A 50 minute documentary film about Dan Mountain, a writer from Venice Beach, California who had a stroke, was in a coma for 21 days and miraculously woke up after his doctors had pulled life support. Dan wrote poetry about his experience which songwriter, Marc Black, put to music and recorded with help from Art Garfunkel, John Sebastian, the Dixie Hummingbirds, Steve Gadd and Warren Bernhardt. The film is uplifting and full of surprises.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3pm
An Afternoon of Civil Rights Songs Hosted by Matt Turk Kol Ami
Soundview Ave.White Plains, NY
Website: https://www.turktunes.com
a song circle of civil rights songs.... pot-luck desserts...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6-9pm
Matt Turk Secrets
32 Main St.Hastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: 914.478.2101
Website: https://secretsonhastings.com/
A special evening celebrating the art of Khallil Allaik.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Steve Chizmadia Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY 10566 U.S.A.
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Kristin Hoffman and McMule Golden Apple CoffeeHouse
St. John's Episcopal Church - 85 Main St. Mt. Kisco, NY
Phone: 914-286-7495
Price: $10.00
doors open @ 7:30. Refreshments served.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Todd LaMondie Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY 10566 U.S.A.
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
from Utica, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm%2C+sign-up+5-7
Buzz Turner Hosts Open Mic Towne Crier Cafe
Pawling, NY
Phone: 845-855-1300
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00+PM
Warfield Suite in Concert Unitarian Universalist Church
96 Chapel StreetStratford, CT 06614
Phone: 203-378-1020
Price: $10.00
www.laurawarfield.com
CD's available at CD Baby
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Brooke Campbell SOUL SONG CAFE at St. Mary's Church
836 East Main Street (Route 6)Mohegan Lake, NY
Phone: (914) 528-3972
Website: https://myspace.com/brookecampbell
Open Mic at 7, featured performer at 8. Coffee, tea, home made goodies, etc...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7%3A00+PM
Twilight Hotel / Open Mic starts at 7 Roots Music Coffeehouse
345 Main StDanbury, CT 06810
Phone: 203-798-7044
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.rootsmusiccoffeehouse.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
GILLEN & TURK With Special guests THE MALVINAS!!! Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY 10566 U.S.A.
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
DO NOT MISS THIS SHOW! I HAVE BEEN DREAMING ABOUT BRINGING THE MALVINAS TO PEEKSKILL AND THIS JUST FELL INTO _PLACE. They come from Quebec, New Orleans, and Texas...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9am-4%3A30pm
JASON BLUME SONGWRITING WORKSHOP The First Reformed Church
JASON BLUME SONGWRITING WORKSHOP!
You wanted him back, so here he is with a twist! The Princeton Songwriters (NSAI) is presenting an all-day songwriting workshop with hit songwriter/publisher/best-selling author Jason Blume on Saturday March 31st, 2007, from 9 AM to 4:30 PM. With songs on albums that have sold more than 50 million copies, Jason Blume is one of the country's most successful songwriters and respected songwriting teachers.
The workshop will focus primarily on:
"Crafting Melodies that Listeners Can't Forget -- and Artists Want to Record" (even if you dont play an instrument!).
Jason will also field specific music industry questions that you submit in advance. Send in your questions with your registration for the workshop (See below).
Jason will also do constructive Song Critiques following his presentation, as time will permit. If you would like to have a song critiqued, please bring a typed lyric sheet and your song on CD (or be prepared to do a live performance). Songs will be chosen at random for critiques.
WHEN: March 31st 9:00 AM 4:30 PM (check in/networking beginning at 8:15 AM)
WHERE: The First Reformed Church
9 Bayard Street
New Brunswick, NJ
Cost: $40.00 for early registration (prior to March 19, 2007)
($50.00 thereafter and at the door)
TO SIGN UP FOR THE WORKSHOP:
Please make your check payable to NSAI Princeton, and mail to:
Arlon Bennett, PO Box 215, Northvale NJ 07647
(Send questions to Arlon@princetonsongwriters.org or John@Princetonsongwriters.org)
On the Sunday following the workshop there will be a limited number of private consultations available at an additional fee. For information or to schedule a private consult w/Jason Blume contact JBSongdoc2@aol.com or call Neil Rice @ (615) 665-2381.
Jason Blume is the author of the critically acclaimed and #1 best-selling 6-Steps to Songwriting Success: The Comprehensive Guide to Writing and Marketing Hit Songs; Inside Songwriting: Getting to the Heart of Creativity , and This Business of Songwriting, all published by Billboard Books. He produced the "Writing Hit Melodies" and Writing Hit Lyrics instructional CDs and "The Way I Heard It," his own vision of his songs recorded by major artists, available along with free songwriting tips and additional information at www.jasonblume.com. One of only a few writers to ever have singles on Billboards Pop, R&B, and Country charts all at the same time, Jason Blumes songs are on Grammy-nominated albums by Britney Spears and the Backstreet Boys, and have been recorded by artists such as Jesse McCartney, and Country stars including the Oak Ridge Boys, Collin Raye (5 cuts), John Berry (top 5 "Change My Mind"), and Steve Azar as well as on TV and in films such as Scrubs, Disneys Kim Possible, Barbie of Swan Lake, The Miss America Pageant, First Kid, Dangerous Minds, The Guiding Light and many more.
You wanted him back, so here he is with a twist! The Princeton Songwriters (NSAI) is presenting an all-day songwriting workshop with hit songwriter/publisher/best-selling author Jason Blume on Saturday March 31st, 2007, from 9 AM to 4:30 PM. With songs on albums that have sold more than 50 million copies, Jason Blume is one of the country's most successful songwriters and respected songwriting teachers.
The workshop will focus primarily on:
"Crafting Melodies that Listeners Can't Forget -- and Artists Want to Record" (even if you dont play an instrument!).
Jason will also field specific music industry questions that you submit in advance. Send in your questions with your registration for the workshop (See below).
Jason will also do constructive Song Critiques following his presentation, as time will permit. If you would like to have a song critiqued, please bring a typed lyric sheet and your song on CD (or be prepared to do a live performance). Songs will be chosen at random for critiques.
WHEN: March 31st 9:00 AM 4:30 PM (check in/networking beginning at 8:15 AM)
WHERE: The First Reformed Church
9 Bayard Street
New Brunswick, NJ
Cost: $40.00 for early registration (prior to March 19, 2007)
($50.00 thereafter and at the door)
TO SIGN UP FOR THE WORKSHOP:
Please make your check payable to NSAI Princeton, and mail to:
Arlon Bennett, PO Box 215, Northvale NJ 07647
(Send questions to Arlon@princetonsongwriters.org or John@Princetonsongwriters.org)
On the Sunday following the workshop there will be a limited number of private consultations available at an additional fee. For information or to schedule a private consult w/Jason Blume contact JBSongdoc2@aol.com or call Neil Rice @ (615) 665-2381.
Jason Blume is the author of the critically acclaimed and #1 best-selling 6-Steps to Songwriting Success: The Comprehensive Guide to Writing and Marketing Hit Songs; Inside Songwriting: Getting to the Heart of Creativity , and This Business of Songwriting, all published by Billboard Books. He produced the "Writing Hit Melodies" and Writing Hit Lyrics instructional CDs and "The Way I Heard It," his own vision of his songs recorded by major artists, available along with free songwriting tips and additional information at www.jasonblume.com. One of only a few writers to ever have singles on Billboards Pop, R&B, and Country charts all at the same time, Jason Blumes songs are on Grammy-nominated albums by Britney Spears and the Backstreet Boys, and have been recorded by artists such as Jesse McCartney, and Country stars including the Oak Ridge Boys, Collin Raye (5 cuts), John Berry (top 5 "Change My Mind"), and Steve Azar as well as on TV and in films such as Scrubs, Disneys Kim Possible, Barbie of Swan Lake, The Miss America Pageant, First Kid, Dangerous Minds, The Guiding Light and many more.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
My Dad's Truck Old Stone Church Coffee House
East Haven CT.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6+PM
Tribes Hill Meeting Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, NY 10595
Phone: 914-347-8209
Every month members of Tribes Hill get together to play music, share a meal and discuss business.
All are welcome!
Meetings are held at Hammond House and begin at 6 PM
111 Grasslands Rd.
Valhalla, NY
for information call Rick:
914-347-8209
914-564-9212 (cell)
All are welcome!
Meetings are held at Hammond House and begin at 6 PM
111 Grasslands Rd.
Valhalla, NY
for information call Rick:
914-347-8209
914-564-9212 (cell)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm%2C+sign-up+5-7
Fred Gillen Jr. Hosts Open Mic Towne Crier Cafe
Pawling, NY
Phone: 845-855-1300
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Coffee Labs
7 Main St.Tarrytown, NY
Website: https://www.fredgillenjr.com
Back to the First Friday of the month...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2pm
Fred Gillen Jr. BEEFSTOCK at Full Moon Central
Oliviera, NY
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.fullmooncentral.com
2 day music festival...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9%3A30pm
MATT TURK BAND w/ Fred Gillen Jr. (bass) & David Blackshire (drums) The Bayou Cajun Restaurant
580 Gramatan AveMount Vernon, NY
Website: https://www.thebayourestaurantny.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Steve Chizmadia SOUL SONG CAFE at St. Mary's Church
836 East Main Street (Route 6)Mohegan Lake, NY
Phone: (914) 528-3972
Website: https://myspace.com/stevechizmadia
Open Mic at 7, featured performer at 8. Coffee, tea, home made goodies, etc...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
HOPE MACHINE chThonic Clash Coffeehouse
453 Main StBeacon, NY
Phone: 845-831-0359
Website: https://www.chthonicclash.com
great coffeehouse venue.....
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Open Mic Circle of Friends CoffeeHouse at St. John's
Suunyside and Bedford Rd.Pleasantville, NY
Price: $10.00
Website: https://songster.org
Last open mic of the season until September! 7:30 sign up. Admission includes edibles and drinkables. Songs are recorded and appear on the Website.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm
MATT TURK ELECTRIC TRIO w/ Dave Blackshire and Fred Gillen Jr. Two Boots
514 2ND St (Park Slope) Brooklyn, NY
Website: https://twobootsbrooklyn.com/v2/pages/home.html
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00+PM
Little Toby Walker / Open Mic starts at 8 Roots Music Coffeehouse
345 Main StDanbury, CT 06810
Phone: 203-798-7044
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.rootsmusiccoffeehouse.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 12%3A30+pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Rockland Community College Lunch & Listen
http://www.sunyrockland.edu/Suffern, NY
Website: https://www.sunyrockland.edu/
Sponsorred by the Prevention Resource Center
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6%3A30+to+8%3A30+pm
HOPE MACHINE Tarrytown Third Friday Event
Main St.Tarrytown, NY
Fred & steve playing in front of Fire House..... Third Frdays they keep the galleries open late, the restaurants have specials, and they ask radical peace songsters to play on the streets! We'll be doing some songs in honor of Earth Day too!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7%3A30+p.m.
"Dynamic Duos" with Arlington Priest (Jill & Rhett McAllister) and OPEN BOOK(Michele Rubin & Rick Gedney) GOLDEN APPLE COFFEEHOUSE - MT. KISCO
St. Mark's Episcopal Church Hall85 East Main Street (center of town)Mt. Kisco, NY 10549 USA
Phone: for more info: 914-286-7495
Website: https://www.OpenBookMusic.com
"Beautiful acoustic hall, great food, friendly atmosphere. Enjoy delicious desserts and drinks at our Golden Apple Cafe"
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3pm
"Share the Beat" featuring Open Book, Hope Machine, Kathleen Pemble, Matt Turk Electric Trio and more... Paramount Center
1008 Brown StreetPeekskill, NY
Phone: 914.739.2333
to benefit the music program at Hendrick Hudson High School featuring KJ Denhert, Hope Machine, Kathleen Pemble, Matt Turk and more..
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4%3A30+pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Rockland Community College
http://www.sunyrockland.edu/Suffern, NY
Website: https://www.sunyrockland.edu/
Sponsorred by the Prevention Resource Center
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7%3A30-11pm
Iris Cohen The Acoustic Medicine Show at the Coast
69 BroadwayTivoli, NY
Website: https://www.theacousticmedicineshow.com
Showcase night. Accompanied by Rusty Boris on Upright Bass. Also featuring Amy laber and Cold Feat.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY 10566 U.S.A.
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
performing every month with many special guests...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
McMule & Robert Hill United Methodist Church
269 Godwin AvenueMidland Park, NJ
Price: $7.00
Website: https://www.roberthillband.com
new concert series hosted by Robert Hill
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Robert Steven Williams Rockwood Music Hall
196 Allen St.New York, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
"New Voices Concert" Featuring Red Molly, Terence Martin, Fred Gillen Jr, and Jason Spooner Westchester Arts Council's Grand Banking Room
31 Mamaroneck Ave.White Plains, NY
Website: https://www.westarts.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 12+noon
Pete Seeger Celebration The Water Hour
Website: https://www.goodnewsbroadcast.com
New York, NY: We would like to invite you to watch our Historic Tribute to
Pete Seeger on his 88th Birthday.
May 3 at 12 Noon in our studios in New York (126 Fifth Ave. Suite 3D at 18th
Street) The Water Hour will celebrate Pete. The Water Hour/ Pete Seeger
Celebration will has numerous special guests and entertainers slated to
appear. The show will begin broadcasting LIVE at noon EST, but has the
potential to become a 2 to 4 hour LIVE and on-demand broadcast on
www.goodnewsbroadcast.com It will also be available for on- demand access
on our special partners website: You Tube. To see our past shows go to:
http://www.wwrf.org/thewaterhour.htm to view The Water Hour Broadcasts #1
thru #14 produced by GNB.
Water is one of the most important commodities of the world and it is an
often overlooked privilege to even have access to fresh drinking water. GNB
explores both the positive as well as concerning issues in water. As we all
know, Pete Seeger is a statesman in the world of environment and it is GNBs
honor to celebrate him.
Already scheduled to appear on the LIVE Broadcast are: Jim Brown with his
new Film Pete Seeger: The Power of Song, a documentary directed by Jim
Brown. (U.S.A.) World Premiere at Tribeca Film Festival. Bob Dylan and
Bruce Springsteen are two of many who attest to Seeger's importance in this
compelling documentary. The Native American Indian Elders, Sharon Abreu,
Ray Corona, Hayes Greenfield, Adam Roberts, Brady Rymer, Jamie Broza,
Princess Katie & Racer Steve, Steve Borne, Super Chef Jeff and Judo Champ
Billy, Milkshake and many of Petes friends to be announced.
If you would like to share a Birthday Greeting with Pete Seeger, please
email it to goodnews@goodnewsbroadcast.com or to sign a petition for Pete to
receive a Nobel Peace Prize go to: www.goodnewsbroadcast.com
Pete Seeger on his 88th Birthday.
May 3 at 12 Noon in our studios in New York (126 Fifth Ave. Suite 3D at 18th
Street) The Water Hour will celebrate Pete. The Water Hour/ Pete Seeger
Celebration will has numerous special guests and entertainers slated to
appear. The show will begin broadcasting LIVE at noon EST, but has the
potential to become a 2 to 4 hour LIVE and on-demand broadcast on
www.goodnewsbroadcast.com It will also be available for on- demand access
on our special partners website: You Tube. To see our past shows go to:
http://www.wwrf.org/thewaterhour.htm to view The Water Hour Broadcasts #1
thru #14 produced by GNB.
Water is one of the most important commodities of the world and it is an
often overlooked privilege to even have access to fresh drinking water. GNB
explores both the positive as well as concerning issues in water. As we all
know, Pete Seeger is a statesman in the world of environment and it is GNBs
honor to celebrate him.
Already scheduled to appear on the LIVE Broadcast are: Jim Brown with his
new Film Pete Seeger: The Power of Song, a documentary directed by Jim
Brown. (U.S.A.) World Premiere at Tribeca Film Festival. Bob Dylan and
Bruce Springsteen are two of many who attest to Seeger's importance in this
compelling documentary. The Native American Indian Elders, Sharon Abreu,
Ray Corona, Hayes Greenfield, Adam Roberts, Brady Rymer, Jamie Broza,
Princess Katie & Racer Steve, Steve Borne, Super Chef Jeff and Judo Champ
Billy, Milkshake and many of Petes friends to be announced.
If you would like to share a Birthday Greeting with Pete Seeger, please
email it to goodnews@goodnewsbroadcast.com or to sign a petition for Pete to
receive a Nobel Peace Prize go to: www.goodnewsbroadcast.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10%3A20pm
Fred Gillen Jr. on "Hudson Valley Spotlight" WHUD 100.7FM
100.7 FMWestchester, NY
Website: https://www.whud.com
brief interview and a song from the CD Gone Gone Gone
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Coffee Labs
7 Main St.Tarrytown, NY
Website: https://www.fredgillenjr.com
Back to the First Friday of the month...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm
Lara Herscovitch & Meg Braun Dockside Pub
825 South Lake BlvdMahopac, NY
Phone: 845-621-0057
Website: https://www.docksidepub.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
GILLEN & TURK chThonic Clash Coffeehouse
453 Main StBeacon, NY
Phone: 845-831-0359
Website: https://www.chthonicclash.com
great coffeehouse venue.....
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7%3A30pm
Jim's Big Ego in The Ego and The Oracle Jimmy Tingle's Off Broadway
255 Elm St.Somerville, MA 02144 USA
Phone: 866-811-4111
Price: $15.00
Purchase Tickets: http://www.jtoffbroadway.com
Website: https://jtoffbroadway.com
Back by popular demand - The Ego & The Oracle returns to the Boston Area in April for a 10 show run that starts April 27th at Jimmy Tingle's Off-Broadway Theater in Davis Square, Somerville.
Part experimental theater, part rock and roll cabaret, part mystic mind-expansion, The Ego & The Oracle is a live stage spectacular where Magic 8 Ball meets iPod Shuffle. The premise is as simple as it is unique. Audience members are invited on stage to ask questions of The Oracle. They then spin a wheel containing Jims Big Egos songs. When the wheel stops, the band spontaneously performs the chosen song, which in turn is interpreted as the answer to the question. The outcome can be humorous or moving, often both at once. It is a show about synchronicity and its hard to experience it without getting the sense that the universe is not only in tune, but that it also has a great sense of rhythm.
The Ego & The Oracle returns to Jimmy Tingle's Off Broadway Theater for a limited run that starts the weekend of April 27, 28, 29, and continues every Sunday through June 17.
For tickets and info visit http://www.jtoffbroadway.com or call 866-811-4111
LINK: Jimmy Tingle's Off Broadway
Part experimental theater, part rock and roll cabaret, part mystic mind-expansion, The Ego & The Oracle is a live stage spectacular where Magic 8 Ball meets iPod Shuffle. The premise is as simple as it is unique. Audience members are invited on stage to ask questions of The Oracle. They then spin a wheel containing Jims Big Egos songs. When the wheel stops, the band spontaneously performs the chosen song, which in turn is interpreted as the answer to the question. The outcome can be humorous or moving, often both at once. It is a show about synchronicity and its hard to experience it without getting the sense that the universe is not only in tune, but that it also has a great sense of rhythm.
The Ego & The Oracle returns to Jimmy Tingle's Off Broadway Theater for a limited run that starts the weekend of April 27, 28, 29, and continues every Sunday through June 17.
For tickets and info visit http://www.jtoffbroadway.com or call 866-811-4111
LINK: Jimmy Tingle's Off Broadway
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6+PM
Tribes Hill Meeting Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, NY 10595
Phone: 914-347-8209
Every month members of Tribes Hill get together to play music, share a meal and discuss business.
All are welcome!
Meetings are held at Hammond House and begin at 6 PM
111 Grasslands Rd.
Valhalla, NY
for information call Rick:
914-347-8209
914-564-9212 (cell)
All are welcome!
Meetings are held at Hammond House and begin at 6 PM
111 Grasslands Rd.
Valhalla, NY
for information call Rick:
914-347-8209
914-564-9212 (cell)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A30pm
Songwriters in the Round with Ann Klein, David Goldman, Sara Wendt, Rik Ekstrom Cornelia Street Cafe, 29 Cornelia St. NYC 212-989-9319 $7 cover, $6 minimum
New York City
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Lara Herscovitch, Lisa Martin, Matt Miklus, Fred Gillen Jr, and Kathleen Pemble Opus Theatre
4226 Palisades Center DriveWest Nyack, NY
Phone: 845.290.8309
Price: $7.00
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00+pm+%28Doors+open+7%3A30%29
East West, A Musical Journey, with David Goldman, James Durst, Susan Kane, Steve Kirkman, Madhumita Chakrabartti Golden Apple Coffeehouse
c/o St. Mark's Episcopal Church Hall, 85 East Main StreetMt. Kisco, New York
Phone: 914-286-7495
Price: $10.00
Songs from America and around the world--from Appalachia, Woody Guthrie, Johnny Cash, Americana, Blues, Indian, Hebrew, Italian, Brazilian and Latin.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
GILLEN & TURK Antoinette's
417 Warburton Ave.Hastings -on- Hudson, NY
Phone: 914.478.7200
Website: https://www.turktunes.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Art In The Park
Tarrytown, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2pm
Meg Braun & Fred Gillen Jr. Warwick Valley Winery
114 Little York Rd.Warwick, NY
Phone: (845) 258-4858
Website: https://www.wvwinery.com
with our special guest Anthony DaCosta
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm%2C+sign+up+5-7
Open Mic hosted by Fred Gillen Jr. Towne Crier Cafe
130 rte. 22Pawling, NY
Phone: 845-855-1300
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7%3A30+p.m.
Open Book, KJ Denhert and Montgomery Delaney. John Platt's "Under The Radar" @ Westchester Arts Council
31 Mamaroneck AvenueWhite Plains, NY
Website: https://www.westarts.com
The popular NYC music series comes to Westchester!
Featuring Open Book, KJ Denhert and Montgomery Delaney.
Hosted by 90.7 FM WFUV's John Platt with Steve Lurie of Music Without Borders.
Each act plays for 45 minutes and is interviewed by John Platt before their set.
$15 in advance, $20 at the door, and $10 for members, children, students, and seniors.
Call The Box Office: (914) 428-4220 x223 to order by phone.
Box office hours are Tuesday-Saturday, noon-5 p.m. and two hours prior to show time.
Featuring Open Book, KJ Denhert and Montgomery Delaney.
Hosted by 90.7 FM WFUV's John Platt with Steve Lurie of Music Without Borders.
Each act plays for 45 minutes and is interviewed by John Platt before their set.
$15 in advance, $20 at the door, and $10 for members, children, students, and seniors.
Call The Box Office: (914) 428-4220 x223 to order by phone.
Box office hours are Tuesday-Saturday, noon-5 p.m. and two hours prior to show time.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Kathleen Pemble United Methodist Church
269 Godwin AvenueMidland Park, NJ
Price: $7.00
Website: https://www.roberthillband.com
new concert series hosted by Robert Hill
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 noon
Matt Turk Acoustic Trio Shadfest
croton on Hudson, NY
with Fred Gillen Jr., bass and Dave Blackshire, drums
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. & Brooke Campbell Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY 10566 U.S.A.
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
performing every month with many special guests...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00+PM
Terence Martin / Open Mic starts at 8 Roots Music Coffeehouse
345 Main StDanbury, CT 06810
Phone: 203-798-7044
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.rootsmusiccoffeehouse.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Coffee Labs
7 Main St.Tarrytown, NY
Website: https://www.fredgillenjr.com
Back to the First Friday of the month...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 Doors+open+7%3A00PM%3B+Music+starts+7%3A30PM
Wall To Wall '60s and '70s Golden Apple Coffeehouse c/o St. Mark's Episcopal Church
85 East Main StreetMt. Kisco, New York
Phone: 914-286-7495
Price: $20.00
Fundraiser for the Golden Apple Coffeehouse. Scores of Hudson Valley musicians performing favorite songs from the 1960s and 1970s.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6%2BPM
Tribes Hill Meeting Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, NY 10595
Phone: 914-347-8209
Every month members of Tribes Hill get together to play music, share a meal and discuss business.
All are welcome!
Meetings are held at Hammond House and begin at 6 PM
111 Grasslands Rd.
Valhalla, NY
for information call Rick:
914-347-8209
914-564-9212 (cell)
All are welcome!
Meetings are held at Hammond House and begin at 6 PM
111 Grasslands Rd.
Valhalla, NY
for information call Rick:
914-347-8209
914-564-9212 (cell)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm%2C+sign+up+5-7
Open Mic hosted by Fred Gillen Jr. Towne Crier Cafe
130 rte. 22Pawling, NY
Phone: 845-855-1300
Price: $4.00
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00PM
Rich Deans with Guest Susan Kane Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 South Division St.Peekskill, NY
Phone: 914.739.1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Hope Machine w/ Anthony DaCosta Dragonfly Cafe
7 WheelerPleasantville, NY
Phone: 914-747-7477
Website: https://dragonflycafe.lbu.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Zoe Mullford Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY 10566 U.S.A.
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1%3A00-%3F
Tribes Hill Annual Meeting Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, NY 10595
Phone: 914-347-8209
1:00-4:00 Open Mic
4:00-6:00 Pot Luck Dinner & Annual Meeting
6:00-8:00 Hope Machine leads Tribe Hill Members in a celebration of song
8:00-? Open Song Circle
Renew your annual membership or become a member; $15.00 for an individual, $25.00 for a family or band and join us for this day of celebration.
4:00-6:00 Pot Luck Dinner & Annual Meeting
6:00-8:00 Hope Machine leads Tribe Hill Members in a celebration of song
8:00-? Open Song Circle
Renew your annual membership or become a member; $15.00 for an individual, $25.00 for a family or band and join us for this day of celebration.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Elza The Starving Artist Cafe and Gallery
249 City Island AvenueCity Island, NY 10464
Phone: (718) 885-3779
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
GILLEN & TURK SOUL SONG CAFE at St. Mary's Church
836 East Main Street (Route 6)Mohegan Lake, NY
Phone: (914) 528-3972
Website: https://www.hopemachine.com
Open Mic at 7, featured performer at 8. Coffee, tea, home made goodies, etc...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 all+day
Clearwater's Great Hudson River Revival Croton Point Park
Croton -on- Hudson, NY
Website: https://www.clearwater.org/festival.html
two days of music, peace, activism, and hope to raise money for Clearwater's continuing mission. Many Tribes Hill Artists performing including Pete Seeger, Hope Machine, Red Molly, Matt Turk, Spook Handy, plus Cowboy Junkies, Bruce Cockburn, Peace Is Possible Chorus, Clearwater Walkabout Chorus, Buffy Sainte-Marie , Paul Winter, Leo Kotke, Tony Trischka, Aztec 2-Step, and much more right on the Hudson...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm
GILLEN & TURK Memphis Mae's
173 South Riverside (rte. 9A)Croton on Hudson, NY
Phone: 914-271-0125
Website: https://www.memphismaes.com/
This is a GREAT barbeque restaurant... good food, intimate vibe, and 2 beautiful people singing together and playing mandolin, bass, guitar, lap steel, washboard, harmonica, with 2 part harmony and soul...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6%3A30+PM
Mountain Stage NewSong Contest featuring a performance by KJ Denhert and New Song Contestant Anthony da Costa Joe's Pub
NYC
Greetings everyone-
I wanted to give you the heads up about a great upcoming event . . please mark your calendar and try to join us next Sunday evening (6/17) at 6:30 at Joe's Pub in Manhattan for the Northeast Regional Round Finals of the Mountain Stage NewSong Contest.
This event kick starts our 2007 regional round series, where we'll be featuring North America's top emerging artists in venues across the country.
Next Sunday's performance will feature ten performing songwriters selected among talented artists from New York, Connecticut, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Each artist will perform a short set of original material, and judges will determine which one artist will advance to the international contest finals, held on September 22 as part of the River to River Festival in lower Manhattan.
There will also be a special closing set by KJ Denhert, an outstanding performing songwriter and the 2005 Winner of the Mountain Stage NewSong Contest. (http://www.kjdenhert.com)
Joe's Pub is one of New York's premier music venues. Come join us next Sunday evening for some food, drink and great music. Order your tickets online (details below). Joe's Pub is a small, intimate venue, so please get your tickets as soon as possible.
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Now in its sixth year, the Mountain Stage NewSong Contest is one of the nation's premier showcases of emerging performing songwriters across ALL genres of music.
A list of the artists performing next Sunday can be found here:
http://www.newsongfestival.com/2007/contest/regional_finalists.htm
Please help us spread the word!
DETAILS
Sunday, June 17
6:30 PM
Joe's Pub (http://www.joespub.org)
Tickets: $15.00
http://tickets.publictheater.org/calendar/view.asp?id=2850 OR
212.967.7555
Mountain Stage NewSong Contest:
http://www.mountainstagenewsongcontest.com
Mountain Stage: http://www.mountainstage.org
KJ Denhert: http://www.kjdenhert.com
River to River Festival: http://www.rivertorivernyc.com
I wanted to give you the heads up about a great upcoming event . . please mark your calendar and try to join us next Sunday evening (6/17) at 6:30 at Joe's Pub in Manhattan for the Northeast Regional Round Finals of the Mountain Stage NewSong Contest.
This event kick starts our 2007 regional round series, where we'll be featuring North America's top emerging artists in venues across the country.
Next Sunday's performance will feature ten performing songwriters selected among talented artists from New York, Connecticut, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Each artist will perform a short set of original material, and judges will determine which one artist will advance to the international contest finals, held on September 22 as part of the River to River Festival in lower Manhattan.
There will also be a special closing set by KJ Denhert, an outstanding performing songwriter and the 2005 Winner of the Mountain Stage NewSong Contest. (http://www.kjdenhert.com)
Joe's Pub is one of New York's premier music venues. Come join us next Sunday evening for some food, drink and great music. Order your tickets online (details below). Joe's Pub is a small, intimate venue, so please get your tickets as soon as possible.
•-----------
•-----------
Now in its sixth year, the Mountain Stage NewSong Contest is one of the nation's premier showcases of emerging performing songwriters across ALL genres of music.
A list of the artists performing next Sunday can be found here:
http://www.newsongfestival.com/2007/contest/regional_finalists.htm
Please help us spread the word!
DETAILS
Sunday, June 17
6:30 PM
Joe's Pub (http://www.joespub.org)
Tickets: $15.00
http://tickets.publictheater.org/calendar/view.asp?id=2850 OR
212.967.7555
Mountain Stage NewSong Contest:
http://www.mountainstagenewsongcontest.com
Mountain Stage: http://www.mountainstage.org
KJ Denhert: http://www.kjdenhert.com
River to River Festival: http://www.rivertorivernyc.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 all+day
Clearwater's Great Hudson River Revival Croton Point Park
Croton -on- Hudson, NY
Website: https://www.clearwater.org/festival.html
two days of music, peace, activism, and hope to raise money for Clearwater's continuing mission. Many Tribes Hill Artists performing including Pete Seeger, Hope Machine, Red Molly, Matt Turk, Spook Handy, plus Cowboy Junkies, Bruce Cockburn, Peace Is Possible Chorus, Clearwater Walkabout Chorus, Buffy Sainte-Marie , Paul Winter, Leo Kotke, Tony Trischka, Aztec 2-Step, and much more right on the Hudson...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
RED MOLLY & HOPE MACHINE Warwick Valley Winery
114 Little York Rd.Warwick, NY
Phone: (845) 258-4858
Purchase Tickets: Buy Tickets
Website: https://www.wvwinery.com
with our special guest Anthony DaCosta
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Robert Hill Band United Methodist Church
269 Godwin AvenueMidland Park, NJ
Price: $7.00
Website: https://www.roberthillband.com
new concert series hosted by Robert Hill
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7%3A00PM
Susan Kane Towne Crier Cafe
Pawling, NY
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.townecrier.com
in the round with
Jean Bratman
and
Kevin Briody
Jean Bratman
and
Kevin Briody
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6%2BPM
Tribes Hill Meeting Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, NY 10595
Phone: 914-347-8209
Every month members of Tribes Hill get together to play music, share a meal and discuss business.
All are welcome!
Meetings are held at Hammond House and begin at 6 PM
111 Grasslands Rd.
Valhalla, NY
for information call Rick:
914-347-8209
914-564-9212 (cell)
All are welcome!
Meetings are held at Hammond House and begin at 6 PM
111 Grasslands Rd.
Valhalla, NY
for information call Rick:
914-347-8209
914-564-9212 (cell)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Coffee Labs
7 Main St.Tarrytown, NY
Website: https://www.fredgillenjr.com
Back to the First Friday of the month...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm
Matt Turk Electric Trio The Living Room
154 Ludlow St.New York, NY
Website: https://www.livingroomny.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm
Woody Guthrie 95th Birthday Hootenanny Mt Zion Church at Reis Park
The Mt. Zion Church [Located on the East side of Rt. 139 about halfway between Rt. 100 and Rt. 202.]Somers, NY
Website: https://www.myspace.com/scotturgola
Scott Urgola hosts this wonderful event in a beautiful, old church building. It is a Woody Guthrie song circle/ hootenanny. Come listen, sing, and/or play. There is no electricity so the event ends when it gets too dark, 8:30-ish.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11am
Pleasantville Music Festival
Pleasantville, NY
Tribes Hill at the Pleasantville Music Festival
Saturday July 14, 2007
11:00am till 8:00pm
For more information visit www.pleasantvillemusicfestival.com
ON THE ACOUSTIC STAGE:
11:30 Sound Check with Woody
12:00--Hope Machine/Tribes Hill
1:00McMule
1:30Anthony da Costa and Friends
2:00David Massengill
2:30Open Book
3:00Tribes Hill Community Workshop
featuring David Goldman, Elza, Susan Kane,
Steve Kirkman, Albert Del Rio, Jodi Shaw,
Erin Sax Seymour and Iris Cohen
4:00Chuck E. Costa
4:30Marc Black
5:00Arlon Bennett
5:30My Dads Truck
6:00Rich Deans
6:30Gillen and Turk
7:00Peter Carucci and the Romantic Exiles
ON THE MAIN STAGE:
11:30Coppersonic
12:25Greg Mayo and The Groove
1:20Quintus
1:55Burr Johnson
2:50The Alternate Routes
3:50deSoL
4:50Jonatha Brooke
6:10Shawn Mullins
7:30The Damnwells
TICKET PRICES AND PACKAGES:
Resident Adult Pass: $20 for Pleasantville residents
Nonresident Adult Pass: $25
Resident Family Package (must enter together): $50.00 (2 adults with 2 or more children)
Nonresident Family Package (must enter together): $60
Adults 62 and Over: $10
Students with school ID: $10
Children 10 and younger: Free!
Saturday July 14, 2007
11:00am till 8:00pm
For more information visit www.pleasantvillemusicfestival.com
ON THE ACOUSTIC STAGE:
11:30 Sound Check with Woody
12:00--Hope Machine/Tribes Hill
1:00McMule
1:30Anthony da Costa and Friends
2:00David Massengill
2:30Open Book
3:00Tribes Hill Community Workshop
featuring David Goldman, Elza, Susan Kane,
Steve Kirkman, Albert Del Rio, Jodi Shaw,
Erin Sax Seymour and Iris Cohen
4:00Chuck E. Costa
4:30Marc Black
5:00Arlon Bennett
5:30My Dads Truck
6:00Rich Deans
6:30Gillen and Turk
7:00Peter Carucci and the Romantic Exiles
ON THE MAIN STAGE:
11:30Coppersonic
12:25Greg Mayo and The Groove
1:20Quintus
1:55Burr Johnson
2:50The Alternate Routes
3:50deSoL
4:50Jonatha Brooke
6:10Shawn Mullins
7:30The Damnwells
TICKET PRICES AND PACKAGES:
Resident Adult Pass: $20 for Pleasantville residents
Nonresident Adult Pass: $25
Resident Family Package (must enter together): $50.00 (2 adults with 2 or more children)
Nonresident Family Package (must enter together): $60
Adults 62 and Over: $10
Students with school ID: $10
Children 10 and younger: Free!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10%3A30+a.m.
Fred Gillen Jr. Rhinebeck Farmers Market
Rhinebeck, NY
Website: https://www.rhinebeckfarmersmarket.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00PM
Susan Kane with special Guest Rich Deans Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 South Division St.Peekskill, NY
Phone: 914.739.1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm
Matt Turk ELECTRIC TRIO w/ Dave Blackshire and Fred Gillen Jr. Dockside Pub
825 South Lake BlvdMahopac, NY
Phone: 845-621-0057
Website: https://www.docksidepub.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm
Hope Machine & Flames Of Discontent Colony Cafe
22 Rock City RoadWoodstock, NY
Phone: 845-679-5342
Website: https://www.colonycafe.com/
An evening of social protest songs to celebrate Woody Guthrie's Birthday!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7+p.m.+
GILLEN & TURK Scene Unseen 91.3 FM
Poughkeepsie, NY
Website: https://www.wvkr.org/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Falcon Ridge Folk Festival
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Gillen & Turk Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY 10566 U.S.A.
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
performing every month with many special guests...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Falcon Ridge Folk Festival
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Blue Roadhouse Orchestra (BRO) Mattheisen Park
Irvington, NY
Website: https://www.marcthemusicman.com
Marc Jacoby, Fred Gillen Jr., Doc C, and other great Westchester musicians perform classic blues and r&b under the stars on the Hudson River...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Falcon Ridge Folk Festival
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6+p.m.
Nashville Scene With Gillen & Turk Peekskill Riverfront Green
Peekskill, NY
Phone: 914-736-2000
Website: https://www.peekskillcelebration.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm%2C+sign+up+5-7
Open Mic hosted by Buzz Turner Towne Crier Cafe
130 rte. 22Pawling, NY
Phone: 845-855-1300
Price: $4.00
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm
GILLEN & TURK ELECTRIC The Bayou Cajun Restaurant
580 Gramatan Ave.Mt. Vernon, NY
Phone: (914) 668-2634
Website: https://www.thebayourestaurantny.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00
Jeffry Braun opens for Jonatha Brooke Ridgefield Playhouse
80 East RidgeRidgfield, CT
Phone: 203-438-5795
Price: $45.00
Website: https://www.ridgefieldplayhouse.org/
Jeffry will open with a short set on guitar and wurlitzer accompanied by his brother Jason on guitar. Jonatha will play with full band!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Coffee Labs
7 Main St.Tarrytown, NY
Website: https://www.fredgillenjr.com
Back to the First Friday of the month...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3%3A00
Iris Cohen with John Guth River Day at Van Cortlandt Manor
Riverside Croton on Hudson, NY
Website: https://hudsonvalley.org/calendar/index2.htm#river
An all day event celebrating the river. Boat rides, music, crafts, Arm of the Sea Theatre and more!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6%2BPM
Tribes Hill Meeting Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, NY 10595
Phone: 914-347-8209
Every month members of Tribes Hill get together to play music, share a meal and discuss business.
All are welcome!
Meetings are held at Hammond House and begin at 6 PM
111 Grasslands Rd.
Valhalla, NY
for information call Rick:
914-347-8209
914-564-9212 (cell)
All are welcome!
Meetings are held at Hammond House and begin at 6 PM
111 Grasslands Rd.
Valhalla, NY
for information call Rick:
914-347-8209
914-564-9212 (cell)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7%3A30+Sharp%21
The Upstairs Sessions with Kelly Flint. Featuring KJ Denhert & Julia Joseph Googie's (over the Living Room)
154 Ludlow StreetNew York, NY 10002 United States
Phone: 212-533-7235
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.livingroomny.com/googies.html
Singer-songwriters and Tribeshill members Julia Joseph and KJ Denhert, "in the round" with host and fellow poet-chanteuse Kelly Flint of Dave's True Story.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7%3A30
Circle of Friends Song Circle St John's Community Hall
Pleasantville, NY
Friendly Group of Musicians, Singers, Folks to Listen and Enjoy, and
Yummy Refreshments
St. John's Hall Community Hall
8 Sunnyside Ave. (& Bedford Rd.) Pleasantville NY
For directions and more - see our website www.SONGSTER.ORG
Every Second Friday of the Month8/10/07 7:30 p.m. - ?
$5.00
Yummy Refreshments
St. John's Hall Community Hall
8 Sunnyside Ave. (& Bedford Rd.) Pleasantville NY
For directions and more - see our website www.SONGSTER.ORG
Every Second Friday of the Month8/10/07 7:30 p.m. - ?
$5.00
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm
GILLEN & TURK Acoustic Two Boots
514 Second Street (Park Slope) Brooklyn, NY
Phone: 718.499.3253
Website: https://www.twobootsbrooklyn.com/v2/pages/home.html
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5+PM
Huntington Folk Festival Kecksher Park, Huntington LI
Huntington, LI
Website: https://fmshny.org/
A free festival that begins at 5 PM with three hour-long song swaps. Tribes Hill members Lara Herskovich and Anthony da Costa will participate in the second of these at 6:00pm Talents from the Boroughs and Beyond. Their host will be Richard Cuccaro, Editor-Publisher of AcousticLive!
Headliner is Steve Forbert, with Beaucoup Blue opening for them at 8:30. For more information check out the Folk Music Society of Huntington's webpage: http://fmshny.org/
Headliner is Steve Forbert, with Beaucoup Blue opening for them at 8:30. For more information check out the Folk Music Society of Huntington's webpage: http://fmshny.org/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
FRED GILLEN JR Banjo Jim's
700 East 9th Street (at Ave. C)New York, New York
Phone: 212-777-0869
Website: https://www.banjojims.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A30+pm
Susan Kane Maxwell's NJ Songwriters in the Round
1039 Washington St., Hoboken, NJ --Hoboken, NJ
Website: https://www.maxwellsnj.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Anthony DaCosta, Fred Gillen Jr, Scott Seltzer Peekskill Riverfront Green
Peekskill, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
New Song Folk Festival
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
New Song Folk Festival
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
New Song Folk Festival
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY 10566 U.S.A.
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
performing every month with many special guests...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2pm
Meg Braun, Bob Balow, Fred Gillen Jr. Palaia Vinyards
10 Sweet Clover Road Highland Mills, NY
Phone: 845-928-5384
Website: https://www.palaiavineyards.com/
in the round
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10pm
GILLEN & TURK Bacchus
4 South Chestnut St.New Paltz, NY
Phone: (845)255-8636
Website: https://www.bacchusnewpaltz.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Coffee Labs
7 Main St.Tarrytown, NY
Website: https://www.fredgillenjr.com
First Friday of the month...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
GILLEN & TURK Starving Artist
249 City Island Avenue City Island, NY
Phone: (718) 885-3779
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7%3A00+Sharp%21
Julia Joseph & Friends The Living Room
154 Ludlow StreetNew York, NY 10002 United States
Phone: 212-533-7235
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.livingroomny.com
Tribeshill member Julia Joseph will be playing her music at The Living Room for the first time!
She will be accompanied by Jeff Eyrich (bass) George Mel (drums) Kirsten Kairos (vocals & percussion) & Delilah (vocals) making beautiful music together.
We need a good turnout to secure future bookings at this great venue.
She will be accompanied by Jeff Eyrich (bass) George Mel (drums) Kirsten Kairos (vocals & percussion) & Delilah (vocals) making beautiful music together.
We need a good turnout to secure future bookings at this great venue.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6%2BPM
Tribes Hill Meeting Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, NY 10595
Phone: 914-347-8209
Every month members of Tribes Hill get together to play music, share a meal and discuss business.
All are welcome!
Meetings are held at Hammond House and begin at 6 PM
111 Grasslands Rd.
Valhalla, NY
for information call Rick:
914-347-8209
914-564-9212 (cell)
All are welcome!
Meetings are held at Hammond House and begin at 6 PM
111 Grasslands Rd.
Valhalla, NY
for information call Rick:
914-347-8209
914-564-9212 (cell)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10+am
GILLEN & TURK Acoustic Hastings Farmers Market
Hastings on Hudson, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7%3A30pm
HOPE MACHINE, Lara Herscovitch, Matt Turk Folk Society of Huntington's Hard Luck Cafe
Congregational Church of Huntington, 30 Washington Dr. Centerport, NY
Phone: 631-661-1278
Price: $8.00
Website: https://www.fmshny.org/hard.htm
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3pm
Fred Gillen Jr. & Anthony DaCosta Ferry Go Round
Pierson ParkTarrytown, NY
Website: https://www.ferrygoround.com/FGR_MAIN.htm
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7%3A00+Sharp%21
Julia Joseph at Rockwood Rockwood Music Hall
196 Allen StreetNew York, NY 10002 USA
Website: https://www.rockwoodmusichall.com
Julia Joseph playing her music in this warm, low key venue on the Lower East Side. This show will feature Julia and the rich vocal harmonies of her two trememdous back up singers, Kirsten Kairos and Delilah.
Hope to see you there!
Hope to see you there!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A30-10%3A30PM
David Goldman at Songwriters Beat Cornelia St. Cafe
29 Cornelia Street (Bet Ble3ecker/W4th)New York, NY
Phone: 212-989-9319
Price: $5.00
Website: https://www.valghent.com
Four varied singer songwriters will do half hour sets each. Accompanying me will be pianist Mark Berman and Latin percussionist Robin Daniels. Also on the bill will be Amy Regan, Doug Kwartler and Whitney Grolig. Show starts at 8:30 and runs to 10:30. We hope that you will all be able to stay for the entire show; for those that can't, my set is the last one, at 10pm.
Wednesday, September 19, 8:30pm
Cornelia Street Caf, 29 Cornelia St, bet Bleecker and West 4th 212-989-9319
$5 cover, $6 minimum.
David Goldman: http:www.davidgoldman.com
Amy Regan: http://www.myspace.com/amyregan
Doug Kwartler: http://www.myspace.com/dougmusic
Whitney Grolig: http://www.myspace.com/whitneyandthetuesdays
Curated / hosted by multiple ASCAP Pop Award winner Valerie Ghent. Guest-hosted tonight by Tina Cernero.
Wednesday, September 19, 8:30pm
Cornelia Street Caf, 29 Cornelia St, bet Bleecker and West 4th 212-989-9319
$5 cover, $6 minimum.
David Goldman: http:www.davidgoldman.com
Amy Regan: http://www.myspace.com/amyregan
Doug Kwartler: http://www.myspace.com/dougmusic
Whitney Grolig: http://www.myspace.com/whitneyandthetuesdays
Curated / hosted by multiple ASCAP Pop Award winner Valerie Ghent. Guest-hosted tonight by Tina Cernero.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm
GILLEN & TURK (electric show) Bearsville Theatre Lounge
291 Tinker Street Woodstock, NY
Website: https://www.bearsvilletheater.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A30pm
"Tribes Hill Presents" Susan Kane, Steve Kirkman and Rich Deans Songwriters Den at Thataway Cafe
409 Greenwich Ave.Greenwich, CT 06830
Phone: 203 622 0947
Website: https://www.thatawaycafe.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 Open+Mike+8+PM
Elvis & Me Roots Music Coffeehouse
345 Main StreetDanbury, CT 06810
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.rootsmusiccoffeehouse.com
A multimedia presentation by Rex Fowler of Aztec Two-Step. Movie "200 Cadillacs" about the cars Elvis gave away, followed by a Q&A and solo performance by Rex.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1%3A30pm
David Goldman at Beacon Sloop Club Alternative Energy Festival Children's Stage Riverfront Park, Beacon Train Station
Beacon Riverfront Park at Beacon Train StationBeacon, NY WWW.DAVIDGOLDMAN.COM
Phone: (845) 542-0721
Website: https://www.beaconsloopclub.org
The Beacon Sloop Clubs Alternative Energy Festival runs this Sunday, Noon to dusk as a way to raise money for this organization that has effectively saved the Hudson River. Other artists on various stages will be Pete Seeger, Woodcrest Community Kids, Gretchen Witt, etc. This festival will feature renewable and alternative energy information and displays. The BSC Alternative Energy Festival raises money for the public sailing program on the Woody Guthrie and other small boats.
Location: Riverfront Park, Beacon, on river side of the Metro North Beacon Train Station
Ill be on the Childrens Stage from 1:30 to 2pm playiing some old folk and blues favorites.
DIRECTIONS : Riverfront Park, Beacon, NY
From New York and Westchester: Taconic Pkwy North to route I-84 West (Newburgh). Continue West on I-84. Take exit 11 (last exit beforeNewburgh-Beacon bridge). Go left at end of exit ramp. Cross overpass and continue on Route 9D to second traffic light. Make right onto Beekman St. and follow Metro North railroad signs down to riverfront. Festival is on river side of train station. Parking in station is OK on Sundays.
From Northern Dutchess County: South on Taconic Pkwy to I-84 West. Take exit 11 (last exit before Newburgh-Beacon bridge). Go left at end of exit ramp. Cross overpass and continue on Route 9D to second traffic light. Make right onto Beekman St. and follow Metro North railroad signs down to riverfront. Festival is on river side of train station. Parking in station is OK on Sundays.
From West: New York State Thruway or Rte 9W to I-84 East. Cross Newburgh-Beacon bridge, staying in far right lane. Exit 11, just before tollbooth. Right at end of ramp, follow Rte 9D to second traffic light at Beekman St. Turn Right and follow Metro North signs to riverfront. Festival is on river side of train station. Parking in station is OK on Sundays.
From Albany, Kingston area: South on NYS Thruway to I-84 East. Cross Newburgh-Beacon bridge, staying in far right lane. Exit 11, just before tollbooth. Right at end of ramp, follow Rte 9D to second traffic light at Beekman St. Turn Right and follow Metro North signs to riverfront. Festival is on river side of train station. Parking in station is OK on Sundays.
Location: Riverfront Park, Beacon, on river side of the Metro North Beacon Train Station
Ill be on the Childrens Stage from 1:30 to 2pm playiing some old folk and blues favorites.
DIRECTIONS : Riverfront Park, Beacon, NY
From New York and Westchester: Taconic Pkwy North to route I-84 West (Newburgh). Continue West on I-84. Take exit 11 (last exit beforeNewburgh-Beacon bridge). Go left at end of exit ramp. Cross overpass and continue on Route 9D to second traffic light. Make right onto Beekman St. and follow Metro North railroad signs down to riverfront. Festival is on river side of train station. Parking in station is OK on Sundays.
From Northern Dutchess County: South on Taconic Pkwy to I-84 West. Take exit 11 (last exit before Newburgh-Beacon bridge). Go left at end of exit ramp. Cross overpass and continue on Route 9D to second traffic light. Make right onto Beekman St. and follow Metro North railroad signs down to riverfront. Festival is on river side of train station. Parking in station is OK on Sundays.
From West: New York State Thruway or Rte 9W to I-84 East. Cross Newburgh-Beacon bridge, staying in far right lane. Exit 11, just before tollbooth. Right at end of ramp, follow Rte 9D to second traffic light at Beekman St. Turn Right and follow Metro North signs to riverfront. Festival is on river side of train station. Parking in station is OK on Sundays.
From Albany, Kingston area: South on NYS Thruway to I-84 East. Cross Newburgh-Beacon bridge, staying in far right lane. Exit 11, just before tollbooth. Right at end of ramp, follow Rte 9D to second traffic light at Beekman St. Turn Right and follow Metro North signs to riverfront. Festival is on river side of train station. Parking in station is OK on Sundays.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm-10pm
Curtis & Friends Jamboree Gizzi's Coffee -- 16 west 8th St., Manhattan NYC
16 west 8th streetNew York, NY 10011 West Village, NYC
Phone: 212 260 9700
Website: https://www.gizzisny.com
Greetings from new Tribes Hill member Curtis
I hope you can join me for a special evening of music and spoken word in the West Village with Curtis and his many musical friends.
The date is -- Monday September 24th from 7pm to 10pm. The venue is Gizzi's Coffeehouse, a great place to bring friends and family for coffee and dessert. Gizzi's is located in the heart of Greenwich Village, on west 8th street just east of 6th Avenue -- two blocks north of the Square, one block east of the A train.
Guests are encouraged to bring acoustic instruments and participate; collaborations are encouraged. The stage is small, but I will have my keyboards set up and there is a PA with a mixer for instruments, two mics are available as well.
Sign-up will begin at 6:30pm -- performances will start at 7pm sharp. You can call Curtis at 646 327 3889 for more information about the event -- hope to see you there!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. & Meg Braun Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY 10566 U.S.A.
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
performing every month with many special guests...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7%3A30+pm
Lara Herscovitch, Mike Milazzo, and The Nields WFUV Under the Radar concert series @ The Westport Arts Center
51 Riverside AvenueWestport, CT
Phone: 203-222-7070
Price: $20.00
Website: https://www.westportartscenter.org/ev?genre=folk#07mfradar
Part of the Westport Arts Center's Gallery Series, sponsored by WFUV Public Radio out of Fordham University. Hosted by the one and only John Platt.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
GILLEN & TURK Antoinette's
417 Warburton Ave.Hastings On Hudson, NY
Phone: 914.478.7200
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Joe Crookston and The Sleepy Hollow String Band The Golden Apple Coffeehouse
85 E. Main St. (center of town) rts. 117 &133Mt. Kisco, NY
Phone: 914-286-7495
Price: $10.00
Website: https://St.+Mark's+Episcopal+ Church+Parish+Hall
The first show of the season. Join us for delicious eats, drinks and fabulous music in a lovely room. Doors open at 7:30.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9%3A00+
Open Book w/ Dan Bonis Dockside Pub
825 South Lake BoulevardMahopac, NY
Phone: 845-621-0057
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.docksidepub.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6%2BPM
Tribes Hill Meeting Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, NY 10595
Phone: 914-347-8209
Every month members of Tribes Hill get together to play music, share a meal and discuss business.
All are welcome!
Meetings are held at Hammond House and begin at 6 PM
111 Grasslands Rd.
Valhalla, NY
for information call Rick:
914-347-8209
914-564-9212 (cell)
All are welcome!
Meetings are held at Hammond House and begin at 6 PM
111 Grasslands Rd.
Valhalla, NY
for information call Rick:
914-347-8209
914-564-9212 (cell)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Coffee Labs
7 Main St.Tarrytown, NY
Website: https://www.fredgillenjr.com
First Friday of the month...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7%3A00
Kathleen Pemble & Ali Chambliss Adagio Trattoria
132 Main Street Brattleboro, VT
Phone: 802-254-6046
Kathleen Pemble is joined by new(ish) Vermonter Ali Chambliss
The is the BIG night in Bratt; First Friday...AND the big Leaf Peeping weekend
The is the BIG night in Bratt; First Friday...AND the big Leaf Peeping weekend
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 open+mic+at+7pm%2C+featured+performers+at+8pm
Susan Kane and Steve Kirkman at the Soul Song Cafe St. Mary's Church
1836 E. Main St. (Rt. 6)Lake Mohegan, NY
Phone: 914-528-3972
Price: $5.00
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A30+PM
Marc Black Concert to Honor Daniel Pearl Bearsville Theater
291 Tinker St.Woodstock, NY 12498
Phone: 845-679-4406
Purchase Tickets: click here
Full Band including Warren Bernhardt, Eric Parker, Betty MacDonald Mike Esposito and Don Davis.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00+pm
Patty Larkin (Lara Herscovitch opens) The Sanctuary Concerts
240 Southern Blvd. (at the Presbyterian Church)Chatham, NJ
Price: $20.00
Website: https://www.sanctuaryconcerts.org
Tickets available online or at the door / day of the show (advance reservations recommended).
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 Open+Mike+8+PM
Cosy Sheridan Roots Music Coffeehouse
345 Main StreetDanbury, CT 06810
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.rootsmusiccoffeehouse.com
Cosy places the fast paced culture 21-st century America into a mythic context with insightful, energetic, and often whimsical effect. A special songwriter with an impressive list of achievements ... Not to be missed!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00
Julia Joseph followed by Lipbone Redding and the Lipbone Orchestra The Living Room
154 LudlowNew York, NY USA
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.livingroomny.com
Julia Joseph and Lipbone Redding share their rythm section and musical prowess. Come to both sets for a perfectly killer evening of entertainment!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
RED MOLLY & HOPE MACHINE WITH ANTHONY DACOSTA Bodles
39 Main StreetChester, NY
Phone: 845-469-4595
Website: https://www.bodles.com/
7-part harmony with feeling!!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7%3A00
Kathleen Pemble & Team Mary The Foundry Cafe
55 Main StreetCold Spring, NY 10516 United States
Phone: 845-265-4504
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.kathleenpemble.com
The Foundry Cafe is a hub; for early risers, for lost souls and whole people, for thirsy dogs and apple crumble seekers. Owner Jeff Consaga is kind enough to open his normally day-time-only cafe for music at night..his generosity singlehandedly fuels the underground music scene in Cold Spring comminuty. I am joined by Eddie Denise on bass& LeRoy Hankins on Percussion Also appearing are John Elliot with Raina Rose. I met John in VT where he STUNNED me with his talent. John's site: thehereafterishere.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A30+EST
JULIA JOSEPH singing on 30ROCK NBC
Julia's voice will be heard singing on October 18th's episode of Tina Fey's comedy 30ROCK. Kinda cool & very funny!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7%3A30+pm
Tribes Hill Presents: James Durst, Lara Herscovitch and Monty Delaney House concert on Lake Katonah
One Lower LakeshoreKatonah, NY
Phone: 914-232-1727
At the Lake Katonah Clubhouse, corner of Todd Road. A potluck supper (which historically in Lake Katonah tends to become a wonderful gourmet feast) will start at 7:30 pm and the performers will start close to 8:00, with each musician performing a set of their own original (and possibly some covers) soulful and beautiful music. There may even be a few guest surprise performers.
All are welcome for this terrific evening of music in a lovely, rustic, comfortable, acoustically-pleasing setting overlooking the magnificently beautiful Lake Katonah in all it's autumn foliage splendor. No babysitters needed -- children are welcome.
All are welcome for this terrific evening of music in a lovely, rustic, comfortable, acoustically-pleasing setting overlooking the magnificently beautiful Lake Katonah in all it's autumn foliage splendor. No babysitters needed -- children are welcome.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
HOPE MACHINE Putnam Valley Sunset Concert Series
265 Oscawana Lake RoadMahopac, NY
Website: https://www.putnamartscouncil.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8+PM
Marc Black duet with Warren Bernhardt for Breast Cancer Benefit Bearsville Theater
291 Tinker St.Woodstock, NY 12498
Phone: 845-670-4406
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://bearsvilletheater.com
Duet with Warren Bernhardt
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
GILLEN & TURK With Danielle Miraglia Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY 10566 U.S.A.
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Fred Gillen Jr. performing every month with many special guests...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Coffee Labs
7 Main St.Tarrytown, NY
Website: https://www.fredgillenjr.com
First Friday of the month...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 Open+Mike+8+PM
Showcase Night Roots Music Coffeehouse
345 Main StreetDanbury, CT 06810
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.rootsmusiccoffeehouse.com
performers include:
Warfield Suite
Rick Snyder
Free Thought
Warfield Suite
Rick Snyder
Free Thought
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6%2BPM
Tribes Hill Meeting Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, NY 10595
Phone: 914-347-8209
Every month members of Tribes Hill get together to play music, share a meal and discuss business.
All are welcome!
Meetings are held at Hammond House and begin at 6 PM
111 Grasslands Rd.
Valhalla, NY
for information call Rick:
914-347-8209
914-564-9212 (cell)
All are welcome!
Meetings are held at Hammond House and begin at 6 PM
111 Grasslands Rd.
Valhalla, NY
for information call Rick:
914-347-8209
914-564-9212 (cell)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm%2C+sign-up+5-7
Open Mic Hosted by Fred Gillen Jr. Towne Crier
Pawling, NY
Price: $4.00
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
NERFA Kutsher's Resort, room
Monticello NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
NERFA Kutsher's Resort, room
Monticello NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
NERFA Kutsher's Resort, room
Monticello NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7%3A30
Marc Black Stroke of Genius Film & Concert James Bridges Theater, UCLA
UCLALos Angeles, CA
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://gsa.asucla.ucla.edu/~melnitz/HOME.html
Concert and Screening of award winning documentary.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00+pm
Lara Herscovitch Western CT State University - Midtown Coffeehouse
Alumni Hall on the Midtown CampusDanbury, CT
Phone: 203-837-8547
Website: https://www.wcsu.edu
Student open mic 8-9, Lara plays 9-10 with Michael Benson (percussion).
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Sarah Lee Guthrie and Johnny Irion With GILLEN & TURK Towne Crier Cafe
130 rte 22Pawling, NY
Phone: 914-855-1300
Price: $15.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.townecrier.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm+sharp
GILLEN & TURK The Living Room
154 Ludlow St., between Stanton & Rivington (Lower East Side) New York, NY
Phone: 212-533-7235
Website: https://212-533-7235+
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9+PM
Marc Black Trio featuring Mike Esposito & Betty MacDonald Joshuas Cafe
51 Tinker St.WoodstockNY 12498
Website: https://www.joshuascafe.com/
Down home concert in an intimate setting.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY 10566 U.S.A.
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
performing every month with many special guests...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6%2BPM
Tribes Hill Meeting Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, NY 10595
Phone: 914-347-8209
Every month members of Tribes Hill get together to play music, share a meal and discuss business.
All are welcome!
Meetings are held at Hammond House and begin at 6 PM
111 Grasslands Rd.
Valhalla, NY
for information call Rick:
914-347-8209
914-564-9212 (cell)
All are welcome!
Meetings are held at Hammond House and begin at 6 PM
111 Grasslands Rd.
Valhalla, NY
for information call Rick:
914-347-8209
914-564-9212 (cell)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Coffee Labs
7 Main St.Tarrytown, NY
Website: https://www.fredgillenjr.com
First Friday of the month...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:30
Marc Black Trio featuring Mike Esposito & Betty MacDonald House Party
Katonah, NY
email me for invitation...marcblackmarc@aol.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7%3A00pm
McMule Dockside Pub
825 South Lake Blvd.Mahopac, NY 10541 USA
Phone: (845) 621-0057
Website: https://www.docksidepub.com/
McMule - traditional folk, bluegrass and country blues with a rock and roll attitude performed on acoustic instruments
Dockside Pub
Phone: (845) 621-0057
Email: DocksidePub@comcast.net
NO COVER
Dockside Pub
Phone: (845) 621-0057
Email: DocksidePub@comcast.net
NO COVER
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Crossroads Community Coffeehouse
104 Bartley Road Flanders, NJ
Website: https://www.crossroadsmtolive.org/coffeehouse.htm
monthly coffeehouse event in church basement with GREAT home baked goodies.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 Open+Mike+8+PM
Solstice Show Featuring My Dad's Truck and special guests Roots Music Coffeehouse
345 Main StreetDanbury, CT 06810
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.rootsmusiccoffeehouse.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2pm
Cd Release Laura Warfield and Joshua St. Onge Stratford Library
2203 Main StreetStratford, CT
Phone: 203-385-4162
Free Holiday Concert Sunday December 9th at 2pm
Stratford Library 2203 Main Street (exit 32 off 95)
2 Cd releases:
Laura Warfield's Seasons and Other Reasons 2 Sing, music for children of all ages, accompanied by Susan Gordon-Clark and Michael Mugrage
Joshua St. Onge sings from his new CD Simply Christmas, traditional Christmas songs
Stratford Library 2203 Main Street (exit 32 off 95)
2 Cd releases:
Laura Warfield's Seasons and Other Reasons 2 Sing, music for children of all ages, accompanied by Susan Gordon-Clark and Michael Mugrage
Joshua St. Onge sings from his new CD Simply Christmas, traditional Christmas songs
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4%3A00+pm
Lara Herscovitch SUNY Rockland Community College Singer-Songwriter Series
145 College RoadSuffern, NY
Phone: 845-574-4300
Website: https://www.sunyrockland.edu
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10pm
GILLEN & TURK The Bayou
580 Gramatan Ave.Mount Vernon, NY
Phone: (914) 668-2634
Price: $5.00
Website: https://www.bayourestaurantny.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm
HOPE MACHINE with Robert Hill Midland Park Methodist Church
269 Godwin AvenueMidland Park, NJ
Price: $7.00
Website: https://www.roberthillband.com/
HOPE MACHINE (Kirkman, Gillen, Turk) with Robert doing a short set and then sitting in with Hope Machine..!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3pm
Tribes Hill Annual Solstice Show Golden Apple Coffeehouse
St. Marks Church, 85 E. Main StreetMount Kisco, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3:00 - 6:00 pm
Gillen & Turk Music Under NY, 14th St & Broadway (Union Square by N&R trains)
New York, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 PM
Marc Black Band Solstice Dance & Celebration Bearsville Theater
Tinker St.Woodstock, NY 12498
Phone: 845-679-4406
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.bearsvilletheater.com;+marcblack.com
The whole band featuring Warren Bernhard (Steely Dan, Simon & Garfunkel), Eric Parker (Stevie Winwood & Joe Cocker), Mike Espostio (Blues Magoos), Don Davis (Waitresses, Microscopic Septet)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8PM
8pm Rachel Stone 9pm Laura Warfield People's Voice Cafe
45 E. 33rd street (bet. Madison and Park)New York, NY
Price: $12.00
Website: https://People's+Voice+Cafe
Rachel Stone sings satirical, social and political songs accompanied by Joel Landy and Dennis Heller
Laura Warfield - Sing Out Magazine calls her music "Catchy, Captivating and Compelling" listen at www.laurawarfield.com accompanied by Michael Mugrage.
Laura Warfield - Sing Out Magazine calls her music "Catchy, Captivating and Compelling" listen at www.laurawarfield.com accompanied by Michael Mugrage.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 pm
Susan Kane with Jeff Braun, Andy Craig and Steve Kirkman Banjo Jim's
9th St. & Ave. CNew York, NY
Phone: 212-777-0869
Website: https://www.banjojims.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
HOPE MACHINE 3rd ANNUAL YEAR END HOOTENANNY Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY 10566 U.S.A.
Phone: 914-739-1287
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
This is a magical night...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 PM
Victoria Vox Las Vetas Lounge
1462 Post RoadFairfield, CT 06824
Phone: (203) 255-1958
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY
Phone: 914-332-1479
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:15
Marc Black/Stroke of Genius Film & Concert Jacob Burn Film Center
Pleasantville, NY
Price: $13.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Concert of songs from the Stroke of Genius CD followed by a 51 minute documentary of the same name. Dan Mountain, a famous advertising creative director, survived a stroke and coma against all odds and took part in creating this entertainment. This program was recently put on at the Sundance Film Festival.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Fred Gillen Jr. & Caroline Tippin, High School Audition Night Soul Song Cafe
1836 East Main St.Mohegan Lake, NY
Website: https://stmarysml.dioceseny.org/
This will be an "audition night" for local high-school bands and artists, followed by a set by Caroline and I and possible special guests.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:PM
TRIBES HILL MEETING Hammond House
1 Hammond House Rd. (111 Grasslands Rd.)Valhalla, New York 10595
Phone: 914-564-9212
open meeting
begins with song share
potluck dinner at 7:30 pm
business meeting at 8
begins with song share
potluck dinner at 7:30 pm
business meeting at 8
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8PM
The Voyces @ Rockwood Music Hall Rockwood Music Hall
196 Allen StreetNew York, NY 10002 US
Phone: 212-477-4155
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.rockwoodmusichall.com/
The Voyces - live at Rockwood Music Hall.
Brian Wurschum ~ lead vocals, guitar
Jude Kastle ~ vocals
Frank Carreno ~ bass
Eric Puente ~ drums
Brian Wurschum ~ lead vocals, guitar
Jude Kastle ~ vocals
Frank Carreno ~ bass
Eric Puente ~ drums
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2 pm
Gillen & Turk Antoinette's
417 Warburton AveHastings, NY
Website: https://antoinettespatisserie.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Bob Kresse Starving Artist Cafe
249 City Island Ave.City Island
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:00pm
Susan Kane, Rich Deans and Robert Hill Cool Beans
304 Kinderkamack Rd.Oradell, NJ
Phone: 201-634-1400
Website: https://www.coolbeansnj.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 Open Mike 8 PM
Arlon Bennett Roots Music Coffeehouse
345 Main StreetDanbury, CT 06810
Phone: 203-417-9607
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.rootsmusiccoffeehouse.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7%3A30%2C+doors+open+at+7
GILLEN & TURK John Street Jam
Dutch Arms Chapel, 16 John St. Saugerties, NY
Phone: (845)943-6720
Price: $3.00
Website: https://johnstreetjam.net/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00
Marc Black, Artie Traum, Jean Bratman/Second Sunday Songwriters Colony Arts Center
Woodstock, NY 12498 USA
Price: $8.00
Website: https://www.marcblack.com
Three singer writers swapping stories and songs.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm
GILLEN & TURK The Living Room
154 Ludlow Street, between Rivington and StantonNew York, NY
Website: https://www.livingroomny.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
My Dad's Truck Molten Java
102 Greenwood Ave.Bethel, CT 06801 USA
Connecticut trio My Dad's Truck brings their free-range acoustic to Molten Java, 102 Greenwood Ave., Bethel CT from 8 - 10:30 PM. Come on out!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
GILLEN & TURK, MARC VONEM Golden Apple Coffeehouse
St. Marks Church, 85 E. Main StreetMt. Kisco, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S Division St.Peekskill, NY
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffeehouse.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7%3A30pm
McMule The Acoustic Cafe
2 Fremont Ave. Park Ridge, NJ
Phone: 201-573-0718
Price: $15.00
Website: https://users.nac.net/acoustic/cafe.htm
McMule will perform at the Acosutic Cafe music series.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Coffeelabs
7 Main St.Tarrytown, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7%3A30+pm
Lara Herscovitch Lyrics Coffeehouse
37 Lonetown RoadRedding, CT
Phone: 203-938-2551
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.ctfolk.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3:00
Open Book opens for Stacey Earle and Mark Stuart Town Crier
Route 22Pawling, New York
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.townecrier.com
Open Book opens for Stacey Earle/Mark Stuart!
stay after the matinee show for a free superbowl gathering...
see: www.townecrier.com for details
stay after the matinee show for a free superbowl gathering...
see: www.townecrier.com for details
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6 pm - 9 pm
Gillen & Turk Music Under NY
14th Street/Union Square/N&R trainsNew York, NY
Website: https://www.mta.info/mta/aft/muny/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm, sign-up 5-7
Open Mic Hosted by Fred Gillen Jr. Towne Crier Cafe
162 rte. 22Pawling, NY
Website: https://www.townecrier.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm
Anthony DaCosta, Fred Gillen Jr., and Scott Seltzer Perform Songs Of Bob Dylan at Screening of "I'm Not There." Paramount Center For The Arts
1008 Brown StreetPeekskill, New York 10566
Website: https://www.paramountcenter.org/index.php
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Mike Agranoff Roots Music Coffeehouse
345 Main StreetDanbury, CT 06810
Phone: 203-417-9607
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.rootsmusiccoffeehouse.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
GILLEN & TURK Starving Artist Cafe
249 City Island Ave.City Island
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 Pleasantville, NY 7:00 PM
Circle Of Friends Coffee House, Open Mike St. John's Parish Hall, 8 Sunnyside Ave. Pleasantville, NY www.songster.org
Phone: 914-282-2542
Special Guest
Pete Fornatle WFUV 90.7 DJ
7:00 pm Sign Up
7:45 pm Pete Fornatale
9:00 pm Open Mike
Pete Fornatle WFUV 90.7 DJ
7:00 pm Sign Up
7:45 pm Pete Fornatale
9:00 pm Open Mike
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 pm
Jonathan Byrd with Karen Mal Bodles Opera House
39 Main StreetChester, NY
Phone: 845-469-4595
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6 - 9 pm
Gillen & Turk Music Under NY Grand Central Terminal/Gray Bar
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00PM
Susan Kane with Steve Kirkman Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 South Division St.Peekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914.739.1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 all day
Marc Black International Folk Alliance
Marriot HotelMemphis, TN
I'll be doing lots of private showcases and a mainstage showcase on Saturday evening.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 Sleepy Hollow, NY 8:00 pm
Pleasant Bud Show featuring Buddy Coughlin/Kelly Flynt Lighthouse Coffee Company
222 Beekman Ave. Sleepy Hollow, NY
(914) 909-2888
(914) 909-2888
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00
Marc Black b/w Terri Hendrix and Lloyd Maines Towne Crier
130 Rt 22Pawling, NY
Purchase Tickets: click here
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm
Gillen & Turk Antoinette's
417 Warburton AveHastings On Hudson
Website: https://antoinettespatisserie.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4pm
Concert For Peace Featuring Gillen & Turk and Bar Scott Kol Ami
252 Soundview AvenueWhite Plains, NY
Website: https://www.nykolami.org/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 dinner at 7:00 PM
Monthly Meeting Hammond House
1 Hammond House RoadValhalla, NY
Website: https://tribeshill.com
Membership
Monthly Meetings
We hold monthly meetings at Hammond House on the first Monday of every month. Sometimes we change the date to accommodate holidays. All of our meetings are posted on our calendar.
Meetings begin at 6:00 with a song share. We have dinner (spaghetti and salad) around 7:00 followed by our business meeting.
Monthly Meetings
We hold monthly meetings at Hammond House on the first Monday of every month. Sometimes we change the date to accommodate holidays. All of our meetings are posted on our calendar.
Meetings begin at 6:00 with a song share. We have dinner (spaghetti and salad) around 7:00 followed by our business meeting.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Spook Handy w/open mike feature Joe Krzyzewski Roots Music Coffeehouse
345 Main StreetDanbury, CT 06810
Phone: 203-417-9607
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.rootsmusiccoffeehouse.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Matt Turk, Bill Wisnowski Molten Java
102 Greenwood Ave.Bethel, CT
Website: https://www.myspace.com/moltenjava
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Gillen & Turk Tramontane Cafe
1105 Lincoln AvenueUtica, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Marc Black Upstairs Sessions @ the Living Room
NYC
A songwriters evening hosted by Kelly Flint with Peter Karp
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 PM
Marc Black Songwriter's Beat @ the Cornelia Street Cafe
Cornelia St.NYC
A songwriters evening hosted by Valerie Ghent
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11:15 pm
Gillen & Turk The Living Room
154 Ludlow St.NYC, NY
Phone: 212-533-7235
Website: https://www.livingroomny.com/
The Living Room celebrates 10 years.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:30pm
Gillen & Turk Sidewalk Cafe
94 Ave ANew York, NY
Phone: 212-473-7373
Website: https://www.antifolk.net/sidewalkcalendar.html
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Marc Black National Aphasia Association Benefit @ Comix
NYC
Purchase Tickets: click here
The National Aphasia Association annual benefit also featuring famed author, Oliver Sacks.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm, sign-up 5-7
Open Mic Hosted by Fred Gillen Jr. Towne Crier
Pawling, NY
Website: https://www.townecrier.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Coffee Labs
7 Main StTarrytown, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8%3A00+pm
Lara Herscovitch & Meg Braun Garden Stage
223 Stewart Ave, @ the corner of Nassau BoulevardGarden City, NY
Price: $15.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Series produced / sponsored by the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Central Nassau.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Montgomery Delaney Soul Song Cafe at St. Mary's
1836 East Main StreetMohegan Lake, NY
Website: https://stmarysml.dioceseny.org/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm
Gillen & Turk Dockside Pub
825 South Lake Blvd Mahopac, NY
Website: https://www.docksidepub.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Victoria Vox Roots Music Coffeehouse
345 Main StreetDanbury, CT 06810
Phone: 203-417-9607
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.rootsmusiccoffeehouse.com
This is a CD release party for Victoria's new CD "Chameleon". Come to hear and see her special talent as an entertainer!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Motherlode, Hope Machine, Jeffry Braun Benefit For Touching Tiny Lives Church of St. John The Evangelist
225 East Lake Blvd Mahopac, NY
Website: https://www.touchingtinylives.org/s/838/start.aspx
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Marc Black John Street Jam
16 John St.Saugerties, NY
A gala of songwriters in the round. This is a monthly celebration that has been drawing bigs crowds.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:30 pm
Susan Kane Songwriters Beat at Cornelia Street Cafe
29 Cornelia StNew York, NY 10014
Phone: 212.989.9319
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.songwritersbeat.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10:30 am
Hope Machine/ Gillen & Turk Westchester Farmers Market
Westchester County CenterWhite Plains, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm, sign up 5-7
Open Mic Hosted by Buzz Turner, Fred Gillen Jr, and Steve Kirkman Towne Crier Cafe
130 rte. 22Pawling, NY
Price: $4.00
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Gillen & Turk Moon & River Cafe
115 S. Ferry St.Schenectady, NY
Website: https://www.moonandrivercafe.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. With Special guests Pat Kelly and Sean Hasey Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
http://www.patkelly.eu/ check it out....
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm, sign up 5-7
Open Mic Hosted by Buzz Turner, Fred Gillen Jr, and Steve Kirkman Towne Crier Cafe
130 rte. 22Pawling, NY
Price: $4.00
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY
Website: https://local.yahoo.com/details?id=11243228
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8PM
Susan Kane Starving Artist Cafe
249 City Island AveCity Island (Bronx), NY
Phone: 718 885 3779
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Gillen & Turk With Special Guest Brooke Campbell Black Cow Coffee Company
51 Maple Street (rte. 129)Croton on Hudson, NY
Website: https://www.blackcow.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9am to noon, Fred's set at 10
Fred Gillen Jr. Croton -On- Hudson Earth Day 2008
Senasqua ParkCroton on Hudson, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3:00
Falcon Ridge Folk Festival Most Wanted Artists Preview Tour Lake Katonah Clubhouse
1 Lower Lake Shore (corner of Todd Rd.)Katonah, NY 10536
Phone: (914) 232-1727
Price: $15.00
4 stunning songwriters -- Anthony DaCosta, Lindsay Mac, Joe Crookston and Randall Williams appear together at the Lake Katonah Clubhouse as part of the 20th anniversary Falcon Ridge Folk Festival Preview Tour. Tickets available from Ruth Post at (914) 844-1024 or rflevepost@aol.com (advance purchase recommended, limited seating, $20 at door)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 PM
Tribes Hill Monthly Meeting Hammond House
1 Hammond House RdValhalla, NY 10595
Website: https://tribeshill.com
Membership
Monthly Meetings
We hold monthly meetings at Hammond House on the first Monday of every month. Sometimes we change the date to accommodate holidays. All of our meetings are posted on our calendar.
Meetings begin at 6:00 with a song share. We have dinner (spaghetti and salad) around 7:00 followed by our business meeting.
Monthly Meetings
We hold monthly meetings at Hammond House on the first Monday of every month. Sometimes we change the date to accommodate holidays. All of our meetings are posted on our calendar.
Meetings begin at 6:00 with a song share. We have dinner (spaghetti and salad) around 7:00 followed by our business meeting.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm, sign up 5-7
Open Mic Hosted by Buzz Turner, Fred Gillen Jr, and Steve Kirkman Towne Crier Cafe
130 rte. 22Pawling, NY
Price: $4.00
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm
Woodstock Music Works Presents Gillen & Turk The Pig
110 Partition St.Saugerties, NY
Website: https://www.woodstockmusicworks.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm
HOPE MACHINE Dockside
825 South Lake BlvdMahopac, NY
Website: https://www.docksidepub.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Clearwater Song Circle Roots Music Coffeehouse
345 Main StreetDanbury, CT 06810
Phone: 203-417-9607
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.rootsmusiccoffeehouse.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 Mount Kisco, NY 8:00 PM $8 to $15
Golden Apple Coffee House
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm, sign up 5-7
Open Mic Hosted by Buzz Turner, Fred Gillen Jr, and Steve Kirkman Towne Crier Cafe
130 rte. 22Pawling, NY
Price: $4.00
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Marc Black Kleinert/James Gallery
Tinker St.Woodstock, NY
Purchase Tickets: click here
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 noon
Gillen & Turk Shad Fest
Croton Point ParkCroton on Hudson, NY
Website: https://riverlovers.org/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm, sign up 5-7
Open Mic Hosted by Buzz Turner, Fred Gillen Jr, and Steve Kirkman Towne Crier Cafe
130 rte. 22Pawling, NY
Price: $4.00
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm, sign up 5-7
Open Mic Hosted by Buzz Turner, Fred Gillen Jr, and Steve Kirkman Towne Crier Cafe
130 rte. 22Pawling, NY
Price: $4.00
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1:00 pm
Susan Kane Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 South Division St.Peekskill, NY
Phone: 914.739.1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 PM
Tribes Hill Monthly Meeting Hammond House
1 Hammond House RdValhalla, NY 10595
Website: https://tribeshill.com
Membership
Monthly Meetings
We hold monthly meetings at Hammond House on the first Monday of every month. Sometimes we change the date to accommodate holidays. All of our meetings are posted on our calendar.
Meetings begin at 6:00 with a song share. We have dinner (spaghetti and salad) around 7:00 followed by our business meeting.
Monthly Meetings
We hold monthly meetings at Hammond House on the first Monday of every month. Sometimes we change the date to accommodate holidays. All of our meetings are posted on our calendar.
Meetings begin at 6:00 with a song share. We have dinner (spaghetti and salad) around 7:00 followed by our business meeting.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm, sign up 5-7
Open Mic Hosted by Buzz Turner, Fred Gillen Jr, and Steve Kirkman Towne Crier Cafe
130 rte. 22Pawling, NY
Price: $4.00
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00pm
McMule The Dockside Pub
Mahopac, NY 10541
Website: https://www.docksidepub.com/
McMule presents an eclectic program of outstanding vocal and instrumental music ranging from blazing fiddle tunes to old-time country blues, from traditional Celtic ballads to their own original compositions. Whether grooving on a blazing reel, trading daring solos on a gypsy swing tune, or exploring the nuances of a graceful country waltz, this group of versatile musicians makes dynamic, spontaneous and electrifying music with acoustic instruments.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY
Website: https://local.yahoo.com/details?id=11243228
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:30
Wall to Wall 60s & 70s at the Golden Apple Coffee House St. Mark's
Mt. Kisco, NY
Price: $25.00
Website: https://goldenapplecoffeehouse.com
We only sell 100 tickets to this, so get them soon,
We always sell out!! (see below on how to reserve tickets)
The Golden Apple Coffeehouse is heading into its third season of providing a wonderful and inspiring venue for musicians and audiences to share music and community. By June we will have presented over 40 (mostly local) performers in nine separate concerts, and have thrilled and entertained hundreds of audience members.
As many of you know, every year we present an exciting and unique evening of music from the 60's and 70's, with 25-30 performers from around the Hudson Valley who generously donate their time and talents to perform folk, folk rock, rock, blues, Motown and more. The proceeds from "Wall to Wall 60's and 70's" actually helps fund the coffeehouse for the next season, so it is a crucial evening for us to raise what we need in order to have a next season. We always pack the house, serve up a tasty light dinner, and enjoy the oh-so-many inimitable versions of our favorite tunes from many great performers. It is a big, happy party.
GETTING TICKETS FOR WALL TO WALL 60s and 70's
Write to us at coffeehousemusic@aol.com, and tell us how many tickets you want to reserve, and give your name and phone #. You should get a confirmation back within a few days.
You can pick your tickets up at the door, and pay for them then. We DO ask that if you can't make it to PLEASE let us know ASAP so we can sell the tickets to someone else! We need to sell 100 tickets.
When you buy a ticket, you are buying a seat and a meal for the evening, so if you want to come to part of the concert (as it will be a somewhat long evening!), and then transfer your ticket to someone else – either of your choice, or to a waiting walk-in – feel free to do so.
So, please join us for our end of year bash and fundraiser, give to a very worthy cause, and get a night of music you won't find anywhere else!!!
We so look forward to giving you a great night of music and celebration!
Lisa and the Gang
We always sell out!! (see below on how to reserve tickets)
The Golden Apple Coffeehouse is heading into its third season of providing a wonderful and inspiring venue for musicians and audiences to share music and community. By June we will have presented over 40 (mostly local) performers in nine separate concerts, and have thrilled and entertained hundreds of audience members.
As many of you know, every year we present an exciting and unique evening of music from the 60's and 70's, with 25-30 performers from around the Hudson Valley who generously donate their time and talents to perform folk, folk rock, rock, blues, Motown and more. The proceeds from "Wall to Wall 60's and 70's" actually helps fund the coffeehouse for the next season, so it is a crucial evening for us to raise what we need in order to have a next season. We always pack the house, serve up a tasty light dinner, and enjoy the oh-so-many inimitable versions of our favorite tunes from many great performers. It is a big, happy party.
GETTING TICKETS FOR WALL TO WALL 60s and 70's
Write to us at coffeehousemusic@aol.com, and tell us how many tickets you want to reserve, and give your name and phone #. You should get a confirmation back within a few days.
You can pick your tickets up at the door, and pay for them then. We DO ask that if you can't make it to PLEASE let us know ASAP so we can sell the tickets to someone else! We need to sell 100 tickets.
When you buy a ticket, you are buying a seat and a meal for the evening, so if you want to come to part of the concert (as it will be a somewhat long evening!), and then transfer your ticket to someone else – either of your choice, or to a waiting walk-in – feel free to do so.
So, please join us for our end of year bash and fundraiser, give to a very worthy cause, and get a night of music you won't find anywhere else!!!
We so look forward to giving you a great night of music and celebration!
Lisa and the Gang
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm
GILLEN & TURK Antoinette's
451 Warburton AveHastings -on- Hudson, NY
Website: https://www.gillenandturk.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm, sign up 5-7
Open Mic Hosted by Buzz Turner, Fred Gillen Jr, and Steve Kirkman Towne Crier Cafe
130 rte. 22Pawling, NY
Price: $4.00
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1 PM until whenever
Joe Crookston w/ Glass of Water Tribes Hill - Annual Meeting and Membership drive
1 Hammond House RDValhalla, NY 10595
Website: https://tribeshill.com
Sponsored by Roots Music Coffeehouse ... This is a good way for musicians and patrons to get together.
Program
1- 4 -- open mic,
4-6 --Meeting/food
6– 8 --Joe Crookston w/ Glass of Water
8- ……circle jam / campfire
Program
1- 4 -- open mic,
4-6 --Meeting/food
6– 8 --Joe Crookston w/ Glass of Water
8- ……circle jam / campfire
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm, sign up 5-7
Open Mic Hosted by Buzz Turner, Fred Gillen Jr, and Steve Kirkman Towne Crier Cafe
130 rte. 22Pawling, NY
Price: $4.00
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 PM
Mad. Sq. Music presents The Kennedys Madison Square Park
Between 23rd & 26th Streets and 5th & Madison AvenuesNew York, NY 10010
Phone: 212.538.6667
Website: https://www.madisonsquarepark.org/programs/madsqmusic.aspx
The Kennedys are Pete and Maura Kennedy, an energetic and prolific duo with an acoustic-based sound incorporating elements of folk, rock, country, pop, jazz and gospel. Using a full palette of vocal and instrumental colors, their music soars with gorgeous harmonies and inspired guitar, mandolin and ukulele passages.
This is a FREE, outdoor concert and will go on rain or shine. If it is not raining, seating will be on the lawn, so bring a blanket to sit on (no chairs please!).
This is a FREE, outdoor concert and will go on rain or shine. If it is not raining, seating will be on the lawn, so bring a blanket to sit on (no chairs please!).
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:30pm
Gillen & Turk The Bayou
580 Gramatan Ave.Mt. Vernon, NY
Website: https://www.bayourestaurantny.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm
gillen & Turk Dockside
825 South Lake BlvdMahopac, NY
Website: https://www.docksidepub.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 am to 9 pm
Clearwater's Great Hudson River Revival Croton Point Park
Croton Point ParkCroton on Hudson, NY
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.clearwater.org/revival/performers.html
Two days of music, community, and activism featuring The Strangelings, Pete Seeger, Cheryl Wheeler, Gandalf Murphy & The Slambovian Circus of Dreams, The Bluerunners, David Amram, Entrain, Gillen & Turk, Hope Machine, Sleepy Hollow String Band, Raging Grannies, The Felice Brothers, The Earthtones, Happy & Artie Traum, Skatalites, Mike & Ruthy, Pamela Means, and many more- check out the link below...
The Clearwater Festival has grown into the country's largest annual environmental celebration with music, dance and storytelling, education and activism, attracting as many as 15,000 people of all ages to the shores of the Hudson River.
The Clearwater Festival has grown into the country's largest annual environmental celebration with music, dance and storytelling, education and activism, attracting as many as 15,000 people of all ages to the shores of the Hudson River.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 am to 9 pm
Clearwater's Great Hudson River Revival Croton Point Park
Croton Point ParkCroton on Hudson, NY
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.clearwater.org/revival/performers.html
Two days of music, community, and activism featuring The Strangelings, Pete Seeger, Cheryl Wheeler, Gandalf Murphy & The Slambovian Circus of Dreams, The Bluerunners, David Amram, Entrain, Gillen & Turk, Hope Machine, Sleepy Hollow String Band, Raging Grannies, The Felice Brothers, The Earthtones, Happy & Artie Traum, Skatalites, Mike & Ruthy, Pamela Means, and many more- check out the link below...
The Clearwater Festival has grown into the country's largest annual environmental celebration with music, dance and storytelling, education and activism, attracting as many as 15,000 people of all ages to the shores of the Hudson River.
The Clearwater Festival has grown into the country's largest annual environmental celebration with music, dance and storytelling, education and activism, attracting as many as 15,000 people of all ages to the shores of the Hudson River.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm, sign up 5-7
Open Mic Hosted by Buzz Turner, Fred Gillen Jr, and Steve Kirkman Towne Crier Cafe
130 rte. 22Pawling, NY
Price: $4.00
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 PM
Mad. Sq. Music presents Raul Midon Madison Square Park
Between 23rd & 26th Streets and 5th & Madison AvenuesNew York, NY 10010 USA
Phone: 212.538.6667
Website: https://www.madisonsquarepark.org/programs/madsqmusic.aspx
Not your average pop artist, Raul Midon relies on the tradition of pop inventiveness to combine the soulfulness of Stevie Wonder, the non-indigenous sounds pioneered by Paul Simon and the trend defying individuality of Bill Withers. Blind from birth, this New York based vocalist/guitarist brings an original syncopated, flamenco and jazz infused virtuosic approach to his steel-stringed acoustic and vocal delivery.
This is a FREE, outdoor concert and will go on rain or shine. If it is not raining, seating will be on the lawn, so bring a blanket to sit on (no chairs please!).
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:30pm
McMule and The Robert Hill Band Bodles Opera House
39 Main StChester, NY 10918 USA
Phone: 845-469-4595
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.bodles.com/
McMule and The Robert Hill Band will each be performing to provide an eclectic and entertaining evening of roots, blues and traditional American music.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Gillen & Turk With Kelleigh McKenzie Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
http://www.kelleighmckenzie.com/ paste this into your browser... :)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 PM
Mad. Sq. Music presents Cherryholmes Madison Square Park
Between 23rd & 26th Streets and 5th & Madison AvenuesNew York, NY 10010 USA
Phone: 212.538.6667
Website: https://www.madisonsquarepark.org/programs/madsqmusic.aspx
This dynamic Nashville-based family band heralds a new brand of bluegrass music, which has earned them multiple Grammy nominations. Their high octane shows include twin fiddles, Irish step dancing, classic country yodeling and old-time claw hammer banjo in addition to their signature bluegrass.
This is a FREE, outdoor concert and will go on rain or shine. If it is not raining, seating will be on the lawn, so bring a blanket to sit on (no chairs please!).
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 PM
Tribes Hill Monthly Meeting Hammond House
1 Hammond House RdValhalla, NY 10595
Website: https://tribeshill.com
Membership
Monthly Meetings
We hold monthly meetings at Hammond House on the first Monday of every month. Sometimes we change the date to accommodate holidays. All of our meetings are posted on our calendar.
Meetings begin at 6:00 with a song share. We have dinner (spaghetti and salad) around 7:00 followed by our business meeting.
Monthly Meetings
We hold monthly meetings at Hammond House on the first Monday of every month. Sometimes we change the date to accommodate holidays. All of our meetings are posted on our calendar.
Meetings begin at 6:00 with a song share. We have dinner (spaghetti and salad) around 7:00 followed by our business meeting.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 PM
Mad. Sq. Music presents Ollabelle Madison Square Park
Between 23rd & 26th Streets and 5th & Madison AvenuesNew York, NY 10010 USA
Phone: 212.538.6667
Website: https://www.madisonsquarepark.org/programs/madsqmusic.aspx
A multi-talented New York based quintet, Ollabelle is a collective of musicians with diverse musical and personal backgrounds who create singularly expressive music. Drawing on gospel, blues, jazz and other influences, they perform distinctive adaptations of traditional material as well as compelling originals in a style that showcases their vocal and instrumental interactions.
This is a FREE, outdoor concert and will go on rain or shine. If it is not raining, seating will be on the lawn, so bring a blanket to sit on (no chairs please!).
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm
Woody Guthrie 96th Birthday Hootenanny Hosted by Scott Urgola Mt Zion Church in Reis Park
[Located on the East side of Rt. 139 about halfway between Rt. 100 and Rt. 202.]Somers, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Woody Guthrie Birthday Celebration With Flames Of Discontent and Hope Machine Colony Cafe
22 Rock City RoadWoodstock, NY
Website: https://WWW.MYSPACE.COM/COLONYCAFE
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 PM
Mad. Sq. Music presents Robert Glasper Trio Madison Square Park
Between 23rd & 26th Streets and 5th & Madison AvenuesNew York, NY 10010 USA
Phone: 212.538.6667
Website: https://www.madisonsquarepark.org/programs/madsqmusic.aspx
The exciting and gifted young pianist Robert Glasper has received wide critical acclaim from mainstream publications as well as the jazz press. His musical universe is expansive and highly inventive – he's worked with everyone from Mos Def, Common, Talibe Kibwe and The Roots to Roy Hargrove and Terence Blanchard. By successfully integrating jazz and hip-hop in his jazz work, Glasper is attracting multi-generations of listeners.
This is a FREE, outdoor concert and will go on rain or shine. If it is not raining, seating will be on the lawn, so bring a blanket to sit on (no chairs please!).
This is a FREE, outdoor concert and will go on rain or shine. If it is not raining, seating will be on the lawn, so bring a blanket to sit on (no chairs please!).
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Gillen & Turk The Living Room
154 Ludlow Street (between Stanton and Rivington) New York, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Scott Urgola Dockside Pub
25 South Lake Blvd.Mahopac, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 Mad. Sq. Music presents Phoebe Snow
Mad. Sq. Music presents Phoebe Snow Madison Square Park
Between 23rd & 26th Streets and 5th & Madison AvenuesNew York, NY 10010 USA
Phone: 212.538.6667
Website: https://www.madisonsquarepark.org/programs/madsqmusic.aspx
Legendary singer/songwriter Phoebe Snow graces Madison Square Park with her astonishing voice – easily one of the most distinctive voices in popular music. Exposed to a variety of genres early on, she effortlessly slips between folk, rock, jazz, gospel -always soaring and always with soul.
This is a FREE, outdoor concert and will go on rain or shine. If it is not raining, seating will be on the lawn, so bring a blanket to sit on (no chairs please!).
This is a FREE, outdoor concert and will go on rain or shine. If it is not raining, seating will be on the lawn, so bring a blanket to sit on (no chairs please!).
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 July 24 - 27
Falcon Ridge Folk Festival Dodds Farm, Hillsdale, NY
Purchase Tickets: click here
Now marking it 20th anniversary, the Falcon Ridge Folk Festival has an impressive lineup of artists slated to perform on the Main Stage and workshop stages throughout the weekend, along with a Friday afternoon Emerging Artists Showcase, a swingin' dance tent, children's music and activities, and an array of crafts, food and other vendors. But the fun doesn't end there. Among the true highlights of Falcon Ridge, for those who opt to camp on-site and stay up through the wee hours of the morning, are the informal jams and the after-hours song circles and short artist showcases. These late-night sessions help foster a sense of "folk" community and a different kind of festival experience.
AcousticMusicScene.com and Tribes Hill will jointly present late-night artist showcases and song swaps during the Falcon Ridge Folk Festival. The festival takes place July 24-27 at Dodds Farm in Hillsdale, New York, located in the foothills of the Berkshires near the tri-state corner of New York, Connecticut and Massachusetts.
Thursday (Midnight to 1:15 a.m.)
AcousticMusicScene.com & Tribes Hill present An Evening of Emerging Artists featuring Joe Crookston and Tribes Hill's own Anthony da Costa (both of whom were 2007 audience choices for "Most Wanted to Return" emerging artists) and participants in this year's Falcon Ridge/Grassy Hill Emerging Artists Showcase Carrie Elkin, Danny Schmidt, Abi Tapia and Gretchen Witt.
Note: Others who will be performing in the Emerging Artists Showcase on Friday afternoon are most welcome to join us and be introduced during our Open Song Circles tonight and Friday night.
Friday (12:35 a.m.-1:35 a.m.)
New York-based Falcon Ridge Folk Festival newcomers Gathering Time (an acoustic folk harmony trio) and singer-songwriters Joe Iadanza and Erin Sax Seymour (she's also in Friday afternoon's Emerging Artists Showcase) join the Guy Mendilow Band (an inventive Boston-based world music ensemble) for what promises to be a very different and entertaining hour-long song swap.
Saturday (following Main Stage)
An Hour with Tribes Hill Member Artists from the Hudson Valley & Beyond: Ali Chambliss, Lara Herscovitch, Phil Minissale, Glen Roethel with special guests David Massengill and Randall Williams
AcousticMusicScene.com and Tribes Hill will jointly present late-night artist showcases and song swaps during the Falcon Ridge Folk Festival. The festival takes place July 24-27 at Dodds Farm in Hillsdale, New York, located in the foothills of the Berkshires near the tri-state corner of New York, Connecticut and Massachusetts.
Thursday (Midnight to 1:15 a.m.)
AcousticMusicScene.com & Tribes Hill present An Evening of Emerging Artists featuring Joe Crookston and Tribes Hill's own Anthony da Costa (both of whom were 2007 audience choices for "Most Wanted to Return" emerging artists) and participants in this year's Falcon Ridge/Grassy Hill Emerging Artists Showcase Carrie Elkin, Danny Schmidt, Abi Tapia and Gretchen Witt.
Note: Others who will be performing in the Emerging Artists Showcase on Friday afternoon are most welcome to join us and be introduced during our Open Song Circles tonight and Friday night.
Friday (12:35 a.m.-1:35 a.m.)
New York-based Falcon Ridge Folk Festival newcomers Gathering Time (an acoustic folk harmony trio) and singer-songwriters Joe Iadanza and Erin Sax Seymour (she's also in Friday afternoon's Emerging Artists Showcase) join the Guy Mendilow Band (an inventive Boston-based world music ensemble) for what promises to be a very different and entertaining hour-long song swap.
Saturday (following Main Stage)
An Hour with Tribes Hill Member Artists from the Hudson Valley & Beyond: Ali Chambliss, Lara Herscovitch, Phil Minissale, Glen Roethel with special guests David Massengill and Randall Williams
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division StPeekskill, NY 10566
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Gillen & Turk Black Cow Coffee Company
7 Maple Street (rte. 129)Croton on Hudson, NY 10520
Website: https://blackcow.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4pm
Gillen & Turk Concerts On The Creek
Gallo Park Stage, Kingston Rondout Kingston, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10:30 am
Gillen & Turk Rhinebeck Farmers Market
Municiple Parking LotRhinebeck, NY
Website: https://www.rhinebeckfarmersmarket.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 PM
Mad. Sq. Music presents Trio Da Paz Madison Square Park
Between 23rd & 26th Streets and 5th & Madison AvenuesNew York, NY 10010 USA
Phone: 212.538.6667
Website: https://www.madisonsquarepark.org/programs/madsqmusic.aspx
Trio Da Paz features Romero Lubambo, Nilson Matta and Duduka da Fonseca – three of Brazil's most in-demand musicians. The Trio updates the infectious spirit of jazz-oriented Brazilian music, redefining Brazilian jazz with their harmonically adventurous interactions, daring improvisations and dazzling rhythms.
This is a FREE, outdoor concert and will go on rain or shine. If it is not raining, seating will be on the lawn, so bring a blanket to sit on (no chairs please!).
This is a FREE, outdoor concert and will go on rain or shine. If it is not raining, seating will be on the lawn, so bring a blanket to sit on (no chairs please!).
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:30pm
Gillen & Turk Saugerties Sunset Series
Glasco ParkSaugerties, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3:00
Iris Cohen River Day at Van Cortlandt Manor
525 S. Riverside AveCroton on Hudson, NY 10520
Website: https://www.hudsonvalley.org
An annual event celebrating the river. Feature boat rides, music, storytelling, Arm of the Sea Theatre and more!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:30pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Sarah Street Grill
550 Quaker Alley Stroudsburg, NY
Website: https://www.sarahstreetgrill.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 PM
Tribes Hill Monthly Meeting Hammond House
1 Hammond House RdValhalla, NY 10595
Website: https://tribeshill.com
Membership
Monthly Meetings
We hold monthly meetings at Hammond House on the first Monday of every month. Sometimes we change the date to accommodate holidays. All of our meetings are posted on our calendar.
Meetings begin at 6:00 with a song share. We have dinner (spaghetti and salad) around 7:00 followed by our business meeting.
Monthly Meetings
We hold monthly meetings at Hammond House on the first Monday of every month. Sometimes we change the date to accommodate holidays. All of our meetings are posted on our calendar.
Meetings begin at 6:00 with a song share. We have dinner (spaghetti and salad) around 7:00 followed by our business meeting.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 PM
Mad. Sq. Music presents Ryan Shaw Madison Square Park
Between 23rd & 26th Streets and 5th & Madison AvenuesNew York, NY 10010 USA
Phone: 212.538.6667
Website: https://www.madisonsquarepark.org/programs/madsqmusic.aspx
Grammy nominated this year for his debut album on Columbia Records, Ryan Shaw is the real deal in the classic sense of Soul and R&B. A 26-year-old singer/songwriter from Decatur, Georgia, Shaw energetically combines Southern warmth with New York vitality. This charismatic artist relies on the old school values of strong melodies and meaningful lyrics which he delivers with commanding authority and style.
This is a FREE, outdoor concert and will go on rain or shine. If it is not raining, seating will be on the lawn, so bring a blanket to sit on (no chairs please!).
This is a FREE, outdoor concert and will go on rain or shine. If it is not raining, seating will be on the lawn, so bring a blanket to sit on (no chairs please!).
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00
Master Songwriters Of The Hudson Valley Banjo Jim's
Ave.C & 9th Street New York, NY
Website: https://www.banjojims.com/
8pm - Meg Braun
9pm - Stephen Clair
10pm - Steve Chizmadia, Rich Deans, Susan Kane
12 midnight - Fred Gillen Jr., Steve Kirkman, Matt Turk
w/ possible special guests Abbie Gardner and Anthony daCosta
9pm - Stephen Clair
10pm - Steve Chizmadia, Rich Deans, Susan Kane
12 midnight - Fred Gillen Jr., Steve Kirkman, Matt Turk
w/ possible special guests Abbie Gardner and Anthony daCosta
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Susan Kane Dockside Pub
825 South Lake Blvd.Mahopac, NY 10541
Phone: 845 621-0057
Website: https://www.docksidepub.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
HOPE MACHINE Black Cat Cafe
45 Main Street Irvington, NY
Website: https://blackcatchef.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00PM
Spuyten Duyvil The Valatie Community Theatre
3031 Main StreetValatie, New York 12184 USA
Phone: 518 758 1309
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.valatietheatre.org/
We will be headlining a show at this wonderful local venue. All proceeds to benefit Theatre restoration... $10 - $5 for students
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10am
Gillen & Turk Hastings Farmers Market
Hastings on Hudson, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm
HOPE MACHINE Leonard Wagner Town Park
156 Oscawana Lake RoadPutnam Valley, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:00
Julia Joseph, opening for Milton at Towne Crier The Towne Crier
130 Rte 22Pawling, NY USA
Phone: 845-855-1300
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
Julia Joseph will be opening for Milton at The Towne Crier and then joining his band on vocals.
Please come out. This is her first official gig there after having won this year's open mic finale.
Please come out. This is her first official gig there after having won this year's open mic finale.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5pm
Gillen & Turk Clearwater Sloop
79th Street Boat Basin New York, NY
Website: https://www.clearwater.org/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:00
Triple Hitter: Kelly Flint, Julia Joseph & Trevor Exter at The Living Room The Living Room
154 LudlowNew York, NY
Phone: 212-533-7325
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.livingroomny.com/
This is a great line up at the Living Room. Kelly Flint at 8:00, Julia Joseph at 9:00, Trevor Exter at 10:00.
And it's FREE!
And it's FREE!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:00 PM
Marc Black Band...End of the Summer Dance Dockside
825 S Lake Blvdmahopac, ny
Phone: (845) 621-0057
Price: $15.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.docksidepub.com/
A great way to end the summer. My band will be coming down from Woodstock, NY to kick back and have some fun.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2pm
Gillen & Turk, Steve Kirkman, Kelleigh McKenzie, Hope Machine Outdoor House Concert
23 Vision PathWest Shokan, NY
Phone: (845) 657-5867
Price: $10.00
Bring a blanket or chair, a picnic, and join us in Ron's back yard near Woodstock.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Marc Black with Michael Esposito and Jean Bratman Club Helsinki
20 Railroad St.Great Barrington, MA 01230
Phone: 413 528 6308
Price: $15.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://clubhelsinkiweb.com
This will be our first visit to Club Helsinki!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY
Phone: 914-332-1479
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10:00 am
Spuyten Duyvil Cancelled due to weather !! The Farmer's Market in Hastings-On-Hudson
7 Maple Ave (The Library Parking Lot)Hasting-On-Hudson, New York 10706 USA
Phone: 917 331 6664
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.hastingsfarmersmarket.org/
Join us for two sets from 10AM to 12 noon at 7 Maple Ave. This is a great Farmer's Market!! More info @ http://www.hastingsfarmersmarket.org/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00PM
Susan Kane Starving Artist Cafe
249 City Island AvenueCity Island (Bronx), NY
Phone: 718.885.3779
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00PM
Spuyten Duyvil Arlene's Grocery
95 Stanton Street (between Orchard and Ludlow)Manhattan, New York 10002 USA
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.arlenesgrocery.net/
In our humble opinion, this is one of the best live music clubs in the city. We play at 8PM sharp for 45 minutes. Andy Craig will be joining us on the upright bass, so come out and show your support for folk music at Arlene's.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 PM
Tribes Hill Monthly Meeting Hammond House
1 Hammond House RdValhalla, NY 10595
Website: https://tribeshill.com
Membership
Monthly Meetings
We hold monthly meetings at Hammond House on the first Monday of every month. Sometimes we change the date to accommodate holidays. All of our meetings are posted on our calendar.
Meetings begin at 6:00 with a song share. We have dinner (spaghetti and salad) around 7:00 followed by our business meeting.
Monthly Meetings
We hold monthly meetings at Hammond House on the first Monday of every month. Sometimes we change the date to accommodate holidays. All of our meetings are posted on our calendar.
Meetings begin at 6:00 with a song share. We have dinner (spaghetti and salad) around 7:00 followed by our business meeting.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
John Platt Hosts Under The Radar Featuring Sloan Wainwright, Gillen & Turk, and Fools For April The Living Room
154 Ludlow Street, between Stanton and RivingtonNew York, NY
Phone: 212-533-7235
Price: $12.00
Website: https://www.livingroomny.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
September Concerts Fulton Park - Library
Hastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
Gillen & Turk, Jenny Murphy and Solar Punch
Song Circle
village and community gathering to honor & remember
Song Circle
village and community gathering to honor & remember
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
Andrew V. Craig Banjo Jim's
9th street and Ave CNew York, NY USA
Website: https://www.banjojims.com
Playing with me will be Rich Dashnaw on bass and Kathy Halvorson on oboe.Also that night Jesse Harris and Emilie Cardinaux.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm
Fred Gillen Jr., Teresa Storch, The Ya Yas In- The- Round Trellis Restaurant "Summer Concert Series"
549 Main Street Roosevelt Island, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9am to 5pm
Gillen & Turk Clearwater Sloop
Beacon Sloop Club, WaterfrontBeacon, NY
Price: $85.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.clearwater.org/
Sail from Beacon to Rhinecliff with us!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 noon
2nd Annual Take Me To The River Festival Draper Park
Hastings on Hudson, NY
Robert Hill, Steve Kirkman, Kelly Flint, Gillen & Turk, The Blues Mothers, Anthony daCosta, Solar Punch, and many more Hudson Valley artists plus great local crafts vendors, a Circle Of Song, drum circles, lots of kids activities, good food vendors and overall just a great day...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Marc Von Em Roots Music Coffeehouse
345 Main StreetDanbury, CT 06810
Phone: 203-417-9607
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.rootsmusiccoffeehouse.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3:00 PM
Mad. Sq. Music/The Studio Series presents Joe Jencks with guest Pat Wictor and Eilen Jewell Madison Square Park
Between 23rd & 26th Streets and 5th & Madison AvenuesNew York, NY 10010 USA
Phone: 212-538-6667
Website: https://madisonsquarepark.org
Combining a powerful yet expressive voice with passionate, meaningful music and lyrics, Joe Jencks is the ultimate singer/songwriter. The winner of many songwriting awards, he weaves his deeply-held beliefs in social consciousness, spiritual discovery, and a love for all humanity into beautiful and well-crafted pieces that leave the listener entranced.
Originally from Idaho, singer/songwriter Eilen Jewell uses her sensual voice and vivid lyrics to draw her listeners in to her bare and rootsy sound. Her unique style consists of lyrics and music that are familiar and knowing, while remaining fresh and modern. Her easy, comfortable grooves are supported by a truly skilled band.
Mad. Sq. Music/The Studio Series presents free Saturday afternoon concerts in Madison Square Park. Each concert features two different artists who draw from a wide range of genres from Folk to Blues to Americana. Concerts go on rain or shine, and table and chair seating is available on a first come, first serve basis. Check out madisonsquarepark.org for more information.
Originally from Idaho, singer/songwriter Eilen Jewell uses her sensual voice and vivid lyrics to draw her listeners in to her bare and rootsy sound. Her unique style consists of lyrics and music that are familiar and knowing, while remaining fresh and modern. Her easy, comfortable grooves are supported by a truly skilled band.
Mad. Sq. Music/The Studio Series presents free Saturday afternoon concerts in Madison Square Park. Each concert features two different artists who draw from a wide range of genres from Folk to Blues to Americana. Concerts go on rain or shine, and table and chair seating is available on a first come, first serve basis. Check out madisonsquarepark.org for more information.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2:30pm
Gillen & Turk A Taste Of Peekskill at Peekskill Gazebo
Corner of Central and DivisionPeekskill, NY
Website: https://www.peekskillbid.com/
bring your own chair for this free outdoor street concert
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11am to 1:30pm
4th Annual Anthony daCosta and Fred Gillen Jr Song Swap Hudson River Ferry Go Round
Waterfront at Horan's Landing Sleepy Hollow, NY
Purchase Tickets: click here
Bring a blanket or chair and a picnic for this free concert in the park!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4pm
Raeford Dwyer's Diversity Project Opening Paramount Center For The Arts
1008 Brown StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-2333
Website: https://raeford.net/
This is the opening of Raeford Dwyer's beautiful "Diversity Project," featuring portraits of 250 Peekskill residents, with music and performance as follows:
4:00 – 4:45 Carlos Jiminez Latin Jazz
4:45 – 5:10 Hip Hop Dance troupe
5:10 – 5:30 Spoken word by Alonzo
5:30 – 6:15 Fred Gillen Jr
6:15 – 7:00 Putnam Westchester String Quartet
7:00 – 7:45 Mary Crescenzo & Jazz'd
4:00 – 4:45 Carlos Jiminez Latin Jazz
4:45 – 5:10 Hip Hop Dance troupe
5:10 – 5:30 Spoken word by Alonzo
5:30 – 6:15 Fred Gillen Jr
6:15 – 7:00 Putnam Westchester String Quartet
7:00 – 7:45 Mary Crescenzo & Jazz'd
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
HOPE MACHINE Dockside Pub
825 South Lake Blvd.Mahopac, NY
Phone: (845) 621-0057
Website: https://(845)+621-0057
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4:00 PM
Mad. Sq. Music/The Studio Series presents We're About 9 and Joe Crookston Madison Square Park
Between 23rd & 26th Streets and 5th & Madison AvenuesNew York, NY 10010 USA
Phone: 212-538-6667
Website: https://madisonsquarepark.org
Listening to the music of folk trio We're About 9 is a singularly engaging experience. Complimented by intricate vocal harmonies and thoughtful instrumental accompaniment, their lyrics can be charming and witty or edgy and emotional, but they are always intelligent and complex. The combination makes for music that is interesting and well-crafted but most of all fun.
Singer/songwriter/banjo player/fiddler Joe Crookston is an accomplished musician as well as a crafter of simple yet eloquent lyrics. With a stage presence described as "intense, mesmerizing, and refreshingly dynamic", Crookston draws his audience in with both his charismatic personality and his insightful songwriting.
Mad. Sq. Music/The Studio Series presents free Saturday afternoon concerts in Madison Square Park. Each concert features two different artists who draw from a wide range of genres from Folk to Blues to Americana. Concerts go on rain or shine, and table and chair seating is available on a first come, first serve basis. Check out madisonsquarepark.org for more information.
Singer/songwriter/banjo player/fiddler Joe Crookston is an accomplished musician as well as a crafter of simple yet eloquent lyrics. With a stage presence described as "intense, mesmerizing, and refreshingly dynamic", Crookston draws his audience in with both his charismatic personality and his insightful songwriting.
Mad. Sq. Music/The Studio Series presents free Saturday afternoon concerts in Madison Square Park. Each concert features two different artists who draw from a wide range of genres from Folk to Blues to Americana. Concerts go on rain or shine, and table and chair seating is available on a first come, first serve basis. Check out madisonsquarepark.org for more information.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00pm
KJ DENHERT & The NY Unit! Towne Crier
Towne Crier Cafe
Sunday September 21st
8:00 PM
KJ DENHERT & The NY Unit!
(also The BEREZNAK BROTHERS)
Tickets $20 Online $25 door
130 Route 22, Pawling NY
845 855-1300
Sunday September 21st
8:00 PM
KJ DENHERT & The NY Unit!
(also The BEREZNAK BROTHERS)
Tickets $20 Online $25 door
130 Route 22, Pawling NY
845 855-1300
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3pm
Hope Machine, Cecilia St. King and Seiko Lee International Peace Day at Interfaith Semenary
Barrytown, NY
Website: https://www.upf.org/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10:00 am
Spuyten Duyvil The Racquet Club on Park Hill
Lakeside Drive and Glenwood AveYonkers, New York 10705 USA
Phone: 917 331 6664
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.parkhillyonkers.org
This is our neighborhood's annual event. Breakfast will be served and plants will be sold...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Iris Cohen Coffee Labs
main st.Tarrytown, NY 10591
opening for Gus Amador
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Meg Braun, Fred Gillen Jr, and Julia Joseph In-The-Round Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3:00 PM
Mad. Sq. Music/The Studio Series presents Hungrytown and Peter Mulvey Madison Square Park
Between 23rd & 26th Streets and 5th & Madison AvenuesNew York, NY 10010 USA
Phone: 212-538-6667
Website: https://madisonsquarepark.org
Husband-and-wife folk duo Hungrytown is as classic as they come, performing original ballads that sound as if they have been passed down from generation to generation. Award-wining songwriter Rebecca Hall lends her smooth voice and understated lyrics, while Ken Anderson's rich but spare arrangements make use of his multi-instrumental talent.
With his haunting lyrics, hushed voice, and serious guitar skill, Peter Mulvey has a rare ability to make his solo performances with just a voice and a guitar sound as if he is playing with a full band. His performances are quirky, but authentically so, with an intimate feel that makes his way of jumping from smiling humor to brooding bitterness seem simple and natural.
Mad. Sq. Music/The Studio Series presents free Saturday afternoon concerts in Madison Square Park. Each concert features two different artists who draw from a wide range of genres from Folk to Blues to Americana. Concerts go on rain or shine, and table and chair seating is available on a first come, first serve basis. Check out madisonsquarepark.org for more information.
With his haunting lyrics, hushed voice, and serious guitar skill, Peter Mulvey has a rare ability to make his solo performances with just a voice and a guitar sound as if he is playing with a full band. His performances are quirky, but authentically so, with an intimate feel that makes his way of jumping from smiling humor to brooding bitterness seem simple and natural.
Mad. Sq. Music/The Studio Series presents free Saturday afternoon concerts in Madison Square Park. Each concert features two different artists who draw from a wide range of genres from Folk to Blues to Americana. Concerts go on rain or shine, and table and chair seating is available on a first come, first serve basis. Check out madisonsquarepark.org for more information.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4pm
Muddy Bottom River Stompers Clear Water Annual Meeting, University Settlement Beacon Campus
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3pm
Tribes Hill Presents Westchester's Greatest Hits Tarrytown Music Hall
13 Main StreetTarrytown, NY
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.tarrytownmusichall.org/
Featuring Gandalf Murphy and the Slambovian Circus of Dreams and Sloan Wainwright, plus many of Tribes Hill's "Kindred Folk," This show presents the best artists of the Westchester/ Hudson Valley interpreting songs of Westchester's best artists such as Walter Becker (Steely Dan), Don McLean, Steven Tyler (Aerosmith), Peter Frampton, Dar Williams, Loudon, Rufus and Sloan Wainwright, Tim Rice / Alan Menken, Dave Matthews, Aaron Copeland, David Bromberg, Bonnie Raitt, Lee Hays, Paul Robeson, Benny Goodman and more...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11:35 pm
Pete Seeger CD Release Late Night with David Letterman
TV Land
Pete Seeger will be appearing on the "Late Night with David Letterman" show on Monday, September 29th, between 11:35 p.m. and 12:35 a.m. ET to celebrate the release of his new CD on Appleseed, "At 89," available in stores the following day. Pete will perform "Take it from Doctor King," his tribute to the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., which appears on Appleseed's 2003 2-CD set, "Seeds: The Songs of Pete Seeger, Volume 3," a finalist for that year's Grammy as Best Traditional Folk Recording.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY
Phone: 914-332-1479
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Gillen & Turk Antoinette's
417 Warburton AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: (914) 478-7200
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10am
Matt Turk Farmers Market
Library LotHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3:00 PM
Mad. Sq. Music/The Studio Series presents Sally Spring and Amy Speace and the Tearjerks Madison Square Park
Between 23rd & 26th Streets and 5th & Madison AvenuesNew York, NY 10010 USA
Phone: 212-538-6667
Website: https://madisonsquarepark.org
A folk legend since the 1970s, Sally Spring has kept audiences entranced for decades with her beautifully clear yet emotionally complex voice, complimented by her commanding presence and intimate lyrics. Despite her long career, her music remains fresh, as she continually adds new influences from rock to pop to classic folk to her repertoire.
Not your average Americana singer/songwriter, Amy Speace sings her sweet, honest, and accessible songs with a touch of urban grit and good old fashioned sass. With her clear voice and knack for writing catchy yet genuine-sounding songs, Speace has quickly won the acclaim of both critics and fans, as well as several awards for her songwriting.
Mad. Sq. Music/The Studio Series presents free Saturday afternoon concerts in Madison Square Park. Each concert features two different artists who draw from a wide range of genres from Folk to Blues to Americana. Concerts go on rain or shine, and table and chair seating is available on a first come, first serve basis. Check out madisonsquarepark.org for more information.
Not your average Americana singer/songwriter, Amy Speace sings her sweet, honest, and accessible songs with a touch of urban grit and good old fashioned sass. With her clear voice and knack for writing catchy yet genuine-sounding songs, Speace has quickly won the acclaim of both critics and fans, as well as several awards for her songwriting.
Mad. Sq. Music/The Studio Series presents free Saturday afternoon concerts in Madison Square Park. Each concert features two different artists who draw from a wide range of genres from Folk to Blues to Americana. Concerts go on rain or shine, and table and chair seating is available on a first come, first serve basis. Check out madisonsquarepark.org for more information.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3:00PM
Spuyten Duyvil The Starving Artist Cafe - City Island - The Bronx
249 City Island Avenue, City IslandBronx, New York 10464 USA
Phone: 718.885.3779
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com/
Sunday afternoon show. Really low key, friendly venue. Good food, great for families. Call to reserve a table. We had a great show here in May and are thrilled to be back.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 PM
Tribes Hill Monthly Meeting Hammond House
1 Hammond House RdValhalla, NY 10595
Website: https://tribeshill.com
Membership
Monthly Meetings
We hold monthly meetings at Hammond House on the first Monday of every month. Sometimes we change the date to accommodate holidays. All of our meetings are posted on our calendar.
Meetings begin at 6:00 with a song share. We have dinner (spaghetti and salad) around 7:00 followed by our business meeting.
Monthly Meetings
We hold monthly meetings at Hammond House on the first Monday of every month. Sometimes we change the date to accommodate holidays. All of our meetings are posted on our calendar.
Meetings begin at 6:00 with a song share. We have dinner (spaghetti and salad) around 7:00 followed by our business meeting.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Todd Rundgren With Special Guests Gillen & Turk Tarrytown Music Hall
13 Main StreetTarrytown, NY
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.tarrytownmusichall.org/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm
HOPE MACHINE, Flames Of Discontent, many more Dissident Folk Festival at Howland Cultural Center
Beacon, NY
Website: https://www.howlandculturalcenter.org/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Lara Herscovitch Roots Music Coffeehouse
345 Main StreetDanbury, CT 06810
Phone: 203-417-9607
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.rootsmusiccoffeehouse.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9am to 5pm
Gillen & Turk Clearwater Transit Sail
Beacon Sloop Club, WaterfrontBeacon, NY
Phone: 1-800-67-SLOOP x107
Purchase Tickets: click here
RESERVATIONS NECESSARY. SLOOP ONLY HOLDS 50 PEOPLE!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm
Gillen & Turk The Bayou
580 Gramatan Ave.Mt. Vernon, NY (914) 668-2634
Website: https://www.bayourestaurantny.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4pm
Julie Corbalis CD Release With Special Guests Galore Marsh Sanctuary
112 S. Bedford RoadMt. Kisco, NY
Phone: 917-682-5495
Website: https://www.juliecorbalis.com/
Gillen & Turk, Bill Wisnowski, Bryan Gordon, Jason Gisser, and Julie
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10:00 am
Spuyten Duyvil The Farmer's Market in Hastings-On-Hudson
7 Maple Ave (The Library Parking Lot)Hasting-On-Hudson, New York 10706 USA
Phone: 917 331 6664
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.spuytenduyvilmusic.com
Join us for two sets from 10AM to 12 noon at 7 Maple Ave. This is a great Farmer's Market!! More info @ www.spuytenduyvilmusic.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Gillen & Turk Dockside Pub
825 South Lake Blvd.Mahopac, NY
Phone: (845) 621-0057
Website: https://(845)+621-0057
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Gillen & Turk Upstairs Sessions With Kelly Flint at Googies Lounge
154 Ludlow Street, Between Stanton and Rivington (Upstairs at Living Room)New York, NY
Phone: 212-533-7235
Website: https://www.livingroomny.com/googies.html
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Gillen & Turk at Woodsongs Screening Clearview Cinema
62nd & Broadway New York, NY
Price: $12.00
Website: https://woodsongs.com/movies.php
G&T at 7, film about Jakob Dylan at 8.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Susan Kane Groovin' in New Fairfield Coffeehouse
New Fairfield, CT 06812
Price: $5.00
Website: https://www.groovininnewfairfield.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm
Hope Machine & Gathering Time GOLDEN APPLE COFFEEHOUSE
St. Mark's Episcopal Church Parish Hall (85 East Main Street) Mount Kisco, NY
Phone: 914-286-7493
Website: https://www.goldenapplecoffeehouse.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 p.m.
Golden Apple Coffeehouse St. Mark's Church
Hope Machine & Gathering Time
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3 PM
Sloan Wainwright McTavy & George McTavy Benefit Concert Reformed Church of Bronxville
Sloan Wainwright McTavy & George McTavy
Benefit Concert
Over 12 Artists
3 PM Sunday, October 26, 2008
Reformed Church of Bronxville
Bronxville, NY
More details at: http://sloanandgeorge.org/
Benefit Concert
Over 12 Artists
3 PM Sunday, October 26, 2008
Reformed Church of Bronxville
Bronxville, NY
More details at: http://sloanandgeorge.org/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Hope Machine With Special Guest Tom Breiding Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division StreetPeekskill, NY
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Celebrating the release of Hope Machine's 2nd CD!!! Tom Breiding joins us from Pittsburgh, singing songs and telling stories about West virginia coal miners.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:45 p.m.
Andrew V. Craig with Kathy Halvorson,Wally Irizarry and others Banjo Jims
We open for Latin NYC!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11 AM
Sloan Wainwright McTavy & George McTavy Drumming Celebration Featuring Cadence Carroll House Event
Sloan Wainwright McTavy & George McTavy
Benefit Drumming Celebration
Cadence Carroll
11 AM, Saturday, November 1, 2008
Newton, CT
More details at: http://sloanandgeorge.org/
Benefit Drumming Celebration
Cadence Carroll
11 AM, Saturday, November 1, 2008
Newton, CT
More details at: http://sloanandgeorge.org/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 pm
Montgomery Delaney at South Salem Library Folk Series South Salem Library
Main StreetSouth Salem, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
My Dad's Truck Molten Java
102 Greenwood Ave.Bethel, CT 06801 USA
Website: https://Molten+Java
My Dad's Truck [mydadstruck.com] brings their eclectic blend back to Molten Java.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 PM
Tribes Hill Monthly Meeting Hammond House
1 Hammond House RdValhalla, NY 10595
Website: https://tribeshill.com
Membership
Monthly Meetings
We hold monthly meetings at Hammond House on the first Monday of every month. Sometimes we change the date to accommodate holidays. All of our meetings are posted on our calendar.
Meetings begin at 6:00 with a song share. We have dinner (spaghetti and salad) around 7:00 followed by our business meeting.
Monthly Meetings
We hold monthly meetings at Hammond House on the first Monday of every month. Sometimes we change the date to accommodate holidays. All of our meetings are posted on our calendar.
Meetings begin at 6:00 with a song share. We have dinner (spaghetti and salad) around 7:00 followed by our business meeting.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9 PM
Marc Black Band b/w Tommy Ramone's group, Uncle Monk Towne Crier
130 rt. 22Pawling, NY
Phone: 845-855-1300
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.townecrier.com
An evening to celebrate the great election of '08!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY
Phone: 914-332-1479
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Crossroads Community Coffeehouse
104 Bartley Road Flanders, NJ
Wonderful church basement coffeehouse. This is the 10th and final year and FGJr has perormed every year...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Ina May Wool Roots Music Coffeehouse
345 Main StreetDanbury, CT 06810
Phone: 203-417-9607
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.rootsmusiccoffeehouse.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2-4pm
Gillen & Turk Antoinette's
417 Warburton AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: (914) 478-7200
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:45 p.m.
andrew V. Craig , Kathy Halvorson,Wally Irizarry and Friends play Adam Levy's Wish List Banjo Jim's 9th and Ave.C NYC
9th and Ave CNew York, NY USA
Website: https://www.banjojims.com
for more details check out www.myspace.com/andycraigfriends
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Northeast Regional Folk Alliance Conference NERFA
Kerhonkson, NY 12446
Website: https://nerfa.org
This is a professional conference for musicians and presenters. Many members of Tribes Hill will be showcasing, both formally and informally.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Northeast Regional Folk Alliance Conference NERFA
Kerhonkson, NY 12446
Website: https://nerfa.org
This is a professional conference for musicians and presenters. Many members of Tribes Hill will be showcasing, both formally and informally.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Northeast Regional Folk Alliance Conference NERFA
Kerhonkson, NY 12446
Website: https://nerfa.org
This is a professional conference for musicians and presenters. Many members of Tribes Hill will be showcasing, both formally and informally.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Northeast Regional Folk Alliance Conference NERFA
Kerhonkson, NY 12446
Website: https://nerfa.org
This is a professional conference for musicians and presenters. Many members of Tribes Hill will be showcasing, both formally and informally.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00PM
Susan Kane Sharon Panaro's Regional Frequency Radio Show on WVKR FM
Website: https://www.wvkr.org
Streaming online at www.wvkr.org
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00PM
Spuyten Duyvil Spencertown Academy Arts Center
Route 203Spencertown, New York 12165 USA
Phone: 917 331 6664
Price: $5.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.spuytenduyvilmusic.com
Join us at the storied Spencertown Academy for two full sets of original and cleverly recycled alt folk...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1:00 pm
Susan Kane Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 South Division St.Peekskill, NY
Phone: 914.739.1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Gillen & Turk Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division StreetPeekskill, NY
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Marc Black Band featuring Warren Berhnardt b/w Kelleigh McKenzie Kleinert James Gallery
Tinker St.Woodstock, NY 12498
Phone: 834-679-2079
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://Kleinert/James+Gallery
Thanksgiving songs from a group that's been playing music together for more than 30 years!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Brooke Campbell and Fred Gillen Jr. Black Cow Coffee Company
7 Maple Street (rte. 129)Croton on Hudson, NY 10520
Phone: 914-271-7544
Website: https://blackcow.com/
A cozy, intimate coffeehouse.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 PM
Tribes Hill Monthly Meeting Hammond House
1 Hammond House RdValhalla, NY 10595
Website: https://tribeshill.com
Membership
Monthly Meetings
We hold monthly meetings at Hammond House on the first Monday of every month. Sometimes we change the date to accommodate holidays. All of our meetings are posted on our calendar.
Meetings begin at 6:00 with a song share. We have dinner (spaghetti and salad) around 7:00 followed by our business meeting.
Monthly Meetings
We hold monthly meetings at Hammond House on the first Monday of every month. Sometimes we change the date to accommodate holidays. All of our meetings are posted on our calendar.
Meetings begin at 6:00 with a song share. We have dinner (spaghetti and salad) around 7:00 followed by our business meeting.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 pm
AcousticMusicScene.com presents: Paul Helou, preceded by an open mic - followed by Woodsongs at the Movies Clearview Cinema Bronxville
84 Kraft AvenueBronxville, NY 10708 USA
Phone: 914-961-4036
Price: $12.00
Website: https://www.clearviewcinemas.com/cgi-bin/locations.cgi?id=044&flag=diplay_theatre
AcousticMusicScene.com presents singer-songwriter Paul Helou live, preceded by an open mic, at the Bronxville Cinemas on Dec. 3. Helou, who has been a first-place winner in the Walnut Valley and Podunk Bluegrass Festivals, is a creative songwriter, talented guitarist and highly engaging performer, who frequently gets audiences tapping and clapping along to songs that extend the boundaries of folk and bluegrass.
Glen Roethel will host the 30-minute open mic. Sign up in the lobby at 7pm; open-mic starts at 7:30.
Paul performs at 8:00pm, followed by an on-screen movie of a one-hour show from WoodSongs Old-Time Radio Hour filmed at the historic Kentucky Theater in Lexington, KY. [On-screen: Tim O'Brien]
Glen Roethel will host the 30-minute open mic. Sign up in the lobby at 7pm; open-mic starts at 7:30.
Paul performs at 8:00pm, followed by an on-screen movie of a one-hour show from WoodSongs Old-Time Radio Hour filmed at the historic Kentucky Theater in Lexington, KY. [On-screen: Tim O'Brien]
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:00PM
Spuyten Duyvil Arlene's Grocery
95 Stanton Street (between Orchard and Ludlow)Manhattan, New York 10002 USA
Phone: 917 331 6664
Price: $8.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.spuytenduyvilmusic.com
In our humble opinion, this is one of the best live music clubs in the city. Following our debut in September, they have asked us back, so please come by and let them know you support Spuyten Duyvil. We play at 9PM sharp for 45 minutes. This is a 21 show.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY
Phone: 914-332-1479
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00PM
Susan Kane Starving Artist Cafe
249 City Island AveBronx, NY
Phone: 718.885.3779
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2 pm
Gillen & Turk Antoinette's
417 Warburton AveHastings, NY
Website: https://antoinettespatisserie.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 pm
AcousticMusicScene.com presents: Open Mic Night, followed by Woodsongs at the Movies Clearview Cinema Bronxville
84 Kraft AvenueBronxville, NY 10708 USA
Phone: 914-961-4036
Price: $12.00
Website: https://www.clearviewcinemas.com/cgi-bin/locations.cgi?id=044&flag=diplay_theatre
AcousticMusicScene.com presents Open Mic Night at the Bronxville Cinemas on Dec. 10.
Glen Roethel will host the 70-minute open mic. Sign up in the lobby at 7pm; open mic starts at 7:30.
The Open Mic will be followed by an on-screen movie of a one-hour show from WoodSongs Old-Time Radio Hour filmed at the historic Kentucky Theater in Lexington, KY. Tonight's feature on-screen: Marie Knight.
Pricing:
General Admission $12.00
Glen Roethel will host the 70-minute open mic. Sign up in the lobby at 7pm; open mic starts at 7:30.
The Open Mic will be followed by an on-screen movie of a one-hour show from WoodSongs Old-Time Radio Hour filmed at the historic Kentucky Theater in Lexington, KY. Tonight's feature on-screen: Marie Knight.
Pricing:
General Admission $12.00
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm
Gillen & Turk, Elizabeth Clark-Jerez, Caleb Hawley, Chuck E. Costa, Mitch Katz, RV Henninger, Cecilia St. King in the round John Street Jam
Dutch Arms Chapel, 16 John StreetSaugerties, NY
Website: https://www.johnstreetjam.net/
$5 or $3 with canned food item, all proceeds benefit food pantry
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 PM
My Dad's Truck Roots Music Coffeehouse
345 Main StreetDanbury, CT 06810
Phone: 203-417-9607
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.rootsmusiccoffeehouse.com
Special Holiday Show
Family Set at 7 PM
Open Mike at 8 PM
Late set at 9 PM
Family Set at 7 PM
Open Mike at 8 PM
Late set at 9 PM
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:30
The 'Jo's (Julia Joseph, Milton, Kirsten Kairos, Jeff Eyrich) The Village Cafe
143 Parkway RoadBronxville, NY
Phone: 914-337-3351
The 'Jo's play rarely heard covers and originals, Folk, Bluegrass, R&B, Blues, Americana, Folk-Rock.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 am
Julia Joseph, Milton, Kirsten Kairos (The 'Jo's) Westchester Indoor Winter Farmer's Market
Westchester County Center
Julia Joseph, Milton and Kirsten Kairos perform the Westchester Farmer's Market!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 am
Indoor Farmer's Market Westchester County Center
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3pm
Tribes Hill Annual Solstice Celebration Tarrytown Music Hall
more to follow
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 pm
AcousticMusicScene.com presents: Gathering Time, preceded by an open mic, followed by Woodsongs at the Movies Clearview Cinema Bronxville
84 Kraft AvenueBronxville, NY 10708 USA
Phone: 914-961-4036
Price: $12.00
Website: https://www.clearviewcinemas.com/cgi-bin/locations.cgi?id=044&flag=diplay_theatre
Gathering Time -- comprised of Bronxville-based Tribes Hill member, singer-songwriter Glen Roethel and Long Island-based singer-songwriters Stuart Markus and Hillary Foxsong -- has been capturing attention and winning fans with its spirited blend of folk and acoustic originals, stylistic interpretations of choice covers, and tight three-part vocal harmonies.
The trio will perform at 8:00 after a 30-minute open mic which starts at 7:30pm. (Sign up at 7:00 in the lobby.)
Gathering Time's live performance will be followed by an on-screen movie of a one-hour show from WoodSongs Old-Time Radio Hour filmed at the historic Kentucky Theater in Lexington, KY.
Tonight's on-screen feature: Over the Rhine ~ great music!
The trio will perform at 8:00 after a 30-minute open mic which starts at 7:30pm. (Sign up at 7:00 in the lobby.)
Gathering Time's live performance will be followed by an on-screen movie of a one-hour show from WoodSongs Old-Time Radio Hour filmed at the historic Kentucky Theater in Lexington, KY.
Tonight's on-screen feature: Over the Rhine ~ great music!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7PM
SWINGING-SET JAZZ COLLABORATIVE RUBEN'S CAFE
5 North Division St.Peekskill, NY 10566 US
Phone: (914) 739-4330
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://rubensmexicancafe.com/
SwingingSet Jazz Collaborative featuring Bert Rechtshaffer on piano, Christine Sotmary on bass, Craig Purpura on Sax/Flute, and Eric Puente on Drums
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:30
Julia Joseph The Living Room
154 LudlowNew York, NY
Website: https://www.livingroomny.com
Julia Joseph's last show of the year, with Kirsten Kairos, Jeff Eyrich and special guest Milton
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2PM
Matt Turk Antoinette's
417 Warburton AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, NY
Phone: (914) 478-7200
Website: https://antoinettespatisserie.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fourth Annual Hope Machine Year End Hootenanny Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division StreetPeekskill, NY
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00PM
Susan Kane Towne Crier Cafe
130 Route 22 Pawling, NY
Phone: (845) 855-1300
Website: https://www.townecrier.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4pm -8pm
My Dad's Truck Danbury Music Center, 256 Main St., Marion Anderson Hall
First Night Family Event
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10:00 pm
Susan Kane WSHU FM "Profiles in Folk"
Website: https://www.wshu.org
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm
Open Mic Poetry! Studio Two
814 South StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Price: $5.00
Website: https://www.antoniaarts.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY
Phone: 914-332-1479
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Westchester Indoors Farmers Market Westchester County Center
198 Central AvenueWhite Plains, New York 10606 USA
Phone: 914-995-4050
Spuyten Duyvil ,Fred Gillen Jr. and Andrew Craig will serenade and lead you in song while you buy healthy food and pies.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 pm
Tribes Hill Non-Business Meeting Hammond House
We hold monthly meetings at Hammond House on the first Monday of every month. Sometimes we change the date to accommodate holidays. Our meetings are posted on our calendar.
In March, June, September and December, the monthly meeting includes a formal business meeting which starts after dinner.
Meetings begin at 6:00 with a song share. We have dinner (spaghetti and salad) around 7:00. Music continues after dinner for months when there is no business meeting.
In March, June, September and December, the monthly meeting includes a formal business meeting which starts after dinner.
Meetings begin at 6:00 with a song share. We have dinner (spaghetti and salad) around 7:00. Music continues after dinner for months when there is no business meeting.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 PM
Tribes Hill Monthly Meeting Hammond House
1 Hammond House RdValhalla, NY 10595
Website: https://tribeshill.com
Membership
Monthly Meetings
We hold monthly meetings at Hammond House on the first Monday of every month. Sometimes we change the date to accommodate holidays. All of our meetings are posted on our calendar.
Meetings begin at 6:00 with a song share. We have dinner (spaghetti and salad) around 7:00 followed by our business meeting.
Monthly Meetings
We hold monthly meetings at Hammond House on the first Monday of every month. Sometimes we change the date to accommodate holidays. All of our meetings are posted on our calendar.
Meetings begin at 6:00 with a song share. We have dinner (spaghetti and salad) around 7:00 followed by our business meeting.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00
AcousticMusicScene.com presents: Glen Roethel, preceded by an open mic - followed by Woodsongs at the Movies Clearview Cinema Bronxville
84 Kraft AvenueBronxville, NY 10708 USA
Phone: 914-961-4036
Price: $12.00
Website: https://www.clearviewcinemas.com/cgi-bin/locations.cgi?id=044&flag=diplay_theatre
Glen Roethel, a Bronxville-based Tribes Hill member, singer-songwriter and self-taught multi-instrumentalist wanders along a musical path including alternative rock, traditional folk and everything in-between. Glen is also a songwriter with a penchant for positive, intentional lyrics whose songs have been heard on nationally syndicated commercial, college and international radio, and on TV. His recent production credits include his own (From Beginning to End, 2004; Smaller Things, 2008), children's music CDs by Kayli Joseph and by Paul Helou, and most recently for his folk-rock harmony trio, Gathering Time (Songs of Hope and Freedom, 2008), as well as vocal, guitar and lyric work on projects for many other artists. Glen is a spontaneous performer with a reputation for group play-alongs, sing-alongs and improvised songs, and he is a favorite guitar coach and workshop leader at music conferences and at Summersongs (summersongs.com - a songwriting and performance camp for adults based in NY and California).
Glen will perform at 8:00 after a 30-minute open mic which starts at 7:30pm. (Sign up at 7:00 in the lobby.)
Learn more about Glen here: http://www.glenroethel.com
Glen's live performance will be followed by an on-screen movie of a one-hour show from WoodSongs Old-Time Radio Hour filmed at the historic Kentucky Theater in Lexington, KY.
Tonight's on-screen feature: Rhonda Vincent & the Rage
Glen will perform at 8:00 after a 30-minute open mic which starts at 7:30pm. (Sign up at 7:00 in the lobby.)
Learn more about Glen here: http://www.glenroethel.com
Glen's live performance will be followed by an on-screen movie of a one-hour show from WoodSongs Old-Time Radio Hour filmed at the historic Kentucky Theater in Lexington, KY.
Tonight's on-screen feature: Rhonda Vincent & the Rage
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:00PM
Spuyten Duyvil An Beal Bocht Cafe
445 W 238th St. Riverdale Bronx, New york 10463-2201
Phone: 917 331 6664
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.anbealbochtcafe.com/
At long last, we're playing a weekend night in Riverdale... An Beal Bocht is an amazing, comfortable, LOCAL place to see great music, drink a pint and have some great pub food. We will be playing two full sets starting at 9PM. See you there. Bring your friends.
Spuyten Duyvil
Spuyten Duyvil's original alt folk/roots/acoustic songs wander the last 100 years of American music conjuring embittered civil war veterans, recalcitrant small town bawds, suicidal bureaucrats, star crossed lovers and brave hearted fools navigating the mysteries of daily life, more at: www.spuytenduyvilmusic.com
Spuyten Duyvil
Spuyten Duyvil's original alt folk/roots/acoustic songs wander the last 100 years of American music conjuring embittered civil war veterans, recalcitrant small town bawds, suicidal bureaucrats, star crossed lovers and brave hearted fools navigating the mysteries of daily life, more at: www.spuytenduyvilmusic.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00PM
Susan Kane Jitters Coffeehouse
1273 Queen StreetSouthington, CT 06489
Price: $5.00
Website: https://www.jittersclub.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8PM
The Voyces @ Rockwood Music Hall Rockwood Music Hall
196 Allen StreetNew York, NY 10002 US
Phone: 212-477-4155
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.rockwoodmusichall.com/
The Voyces - live at Rockwood Music Hall.
Brian Wurschum ~ lead vocals, guitar
Jude Kastle ~ vocals
Frank Carreno ~ bass
Eric Puente ~ drums
Brian Wurschum ~ lead vocals, guitar
Jude Kastle ~ vocals
Frank Carreno ~ bass
Eric Puente ~ drums
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5PM
GILLEN & TURK Kol Ami
252 Soundview AvenueWhite Plains, NY
Phone: (914) 949-4717
Website: https://www.nykolami.org/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 PM
Montgomery Delaney - Postponed to a date to be determined Roots Music Coffeehouse
345 Main StreetDanbury, CT 06810
Phone: 203-417-9607
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.rootsmusiccoffeehouse.com
Family set at 7 PM
Open mike at 8 PM
Late set at 9 PM
Open mike at 8 PM
Late set at 9 PM
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm, 7:00 sign up
Open Mic at St. John's Church Hall Circle of Friends Coffeehouse
Sunnyside Ave and Bedford RdPleasantville, NY 10570 usa
Price: $10.00
Website: https://songster.org
the open mic is always the Saturday after the 2nds Friday of the month. Snacks and beverages served.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2PM
Gillen & Turk Antoinette's
417 Warburton AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, NY
Phone: (914) 478-7200
Website: https://antoinettespatisserie.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10:15 pm
Joe Iadanza & His Band Live in NYC Banjo Jim's
700 E 9th StNew YOrk, NY
Website: https://www.banjojims.com
Full band show (45mins) in one of NYC's best listening dives. 21 only.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00
AcousticMusicScene.com presents: Kelly Flint, preceded by an open mic - followed by Woodsongs at the Movies / Dar Williams, on-screen Clearview Cinema Bronxville
84 Kraft AvenueBronxville, NY 10708 USA
Phone: 914-961-4036
Price: $12.00
Website: https://www.clearviewcinemas.com/cgi-bin/locations.cgi?id=044&flag=diplay_theatre
Kelly will perform at 8:00 after a 30-minute open mic which starts at 7:30pm. (Sign up at 7:00 in the lobby. Hosted by Glen Roethel.)
Learn more about Kelly here: http://www.kellyflint.com
Kelly's live performance will be followed by an on-screen movie of a one-hour show from WoodSongs Old-Time Radio Hour filmed at the historic Kentucky Theater in Lexington, KY.
Tonight's on-screen feature: Dar Williams
Learn more about Kelly here: http://www.kellyflint.com
Kelly's live performance will be followed by an on-screen movie of a one-hour show from WoodSongs Old-Time Radio Hour filmed at the historic Kentucky Theater in Lexington, KY.
Tonight's on-screen feature: Dar Williams
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm
GILLEN & TURK The Living Room
154 Ludlow Street, between Rivington and StantonNew York, NY
Website: https://www.livingroomny.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Lucky 13 and Chris Brown at the Golden Apple Coffee House St. Mark's Episcopal Church Parish Hall
85 E. Main St. (center of town) rts. 117 &133Mt. Kisco, NY usa
Website: https://goldenapplecoffeehouse.com
The Golden Apple wants everyone to be able to come to our concerts, so entrance is by suggested donation for almost all of our evenings. We are not subsidized in any way, and rely totally on what we get at the front door to cover our many expenses, so we ask that you give as much as you can of the donations suggested. If you're able, your extra dollars help others who wouldn't ordinarily be able to go out for a night of music and community. Thank you!
Suggested donation:
$15 for Adults
$8 for seniors and students
Tickets are available at the door - no reservations needed
Suggested donation:
$15 for Adults
$8 for seniors and students
Tickets are available at the door - no reservations needed
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Jim's Big Ego plays Ardmore, PA MilkBoy Coffee
2 Lancaster veArdmore, PA
Website: https://www.milkboycoffee.com/events/view_entry.php?id=988&date=20090124
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00
AcousticMusicScene.com presents: The YaYas, preceded by an open mic - followed by Woodsongs at the Movies / John McCutcheon, on-screen Clearview Cinema Bronxville
84 Kraft AvenueBronxville, NY 10708 USA
Phone: 914-961-4036
Price: $12.00
Website: https://www.clearviewcinemas.com/cgi-bin/locations.cgi?id=044&flag=diplay_theatre
Tribes Hill members, The YaYas will perform at 8:00 after a 30-minute open mic which starts at 7:30pm. (Sign up at 7:00 in the lobby. Hosted by Glen Roethel.)
Learn more about the band here: http://www.myspace.com/theyayasmyspace
The YaYas's live performance will be followed by an on-screen movie of a one-hour show from WoodSongs Old-Time Radio Hour filmed at the historic Kentucky Theater in Lexington, KY.
Tonight's on-screen feature: John McCutcheon
Learn more about the band here: http://www.myspace.com/theyayasmyspace
The YaYas's live performance will be followed by an on-screen movie of a one-hour show from WoodSongs Old-Time Radio Hour filmed at the historic Kentucky Theater in Lexington, KY.
Tonight's on-screen feature: John McCutcheon
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Jim's Big Ego with Hammell on Trial Jammin' Java
Vienna, VA
Website: https://www.jamminjava.com/index2.php
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm
GILLEN & TURK Bean Runner Cafe
201 S. Division Street (Esther Street)Peekskill, NY
Phone: 914-737-1701
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00PM
Susan Kane Folk Art Museum
45 West 53rd St.New York, NY 10019
Phone:
- 265. 1040
Website: https://www.folkmuseum.org
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Spuyten Duyvil The Starving Artist Cafe
249 City Island Avenue, City IslandCity Island Bronx, New York 10464
Phone: 718.885.3779
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com/
Enjoy a Saturday night out at this really low key, friendly venue. Good food, great for families. Call to reserve a table. This is our third time at this venue and our first weekend night. We will be playing two full sets with many new tunes.
This is a small venue... be sure to make a reservation at http://www.starvingartistonline.com/
This is a small venue... be sure to make a reservation at http://www.starvingartistonline.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00
AcousticMusicScene.com presents: Susan Kane, preceded by an open mic - followed by Woodsongs at the Movies Clearview Cinema Bronxville
84 Kraft AvenueBronxville, NY 10708 USA
Phone: 914-961-4036
Price: $12.00
Website: https://www.clearviewcinemas.com/cgi-bin/locations.cgi?id=044&flag=diplay_theatre
Susan Kane, Tribes Hill president, crafts melodic and memorable songs about life, about relationships, nature, and personal stories imagined and real. Drawing on country, folk and blues traditions, and with a warm mellifluous voice, she delivers moving performances. She is an active performer on the tri-state acoustic music circuit, playing music festivals, coffeehouses and other venues. Her first CD, So Long enjoyed airplay on over 100 radio stations. Three songs earned awards from the Great American Song Contest and Billboard World Songwriting Contest. She has just released her new CD, Highway Bouquet, of which WHUD's Catherine Michaels says: "…[it] is an invitation to hit the road with …her voice the fuel, sweet momentum of the strings, the wheels. From the lead track Ring the Bells, this lyrical journey with Susan teaches us that even in the darkness of the past, hope blooms. Hallelujah!"
Susan will perform at 8:00 after a 30-minute open mic which starts at 7:30pm. (Sign up at 7:00 in the lobby. Glen Roethel will host.)
Learn more about Susan here: http://www.susankane.com
Susan's live performance will be followed by an on-screen movie of a one-hour show from WoodSongs Old-Time Radio Hour filmed at the historic Kentucky Theater in Lexington, KY.
Tonight's on-screen feature: Band of Heathens and Geoff Atcheson
Susan will perform at 8:00 after a 30-minute open mic which starts at 7:30pm. (Sign up at 7:00 in the lobby. Glen Roethel will host.)
Learn more about Susan here: http://www.susankane.com
Susan's live performance will be followed by an on-screen movie of a one-hour show from WoodSongs Old-Time Radio Hour filmed at the historic Kentucky Theater in Lexington, KY.
Tonight's on-screen feature: Band of Heathens and Geoff Atcheson
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Fred Gillen Jr. Whistling Willies
184 Main StreetCold Spring, NY 10516 USA
Phone: (845) 265-2012
Website: https://www.whistlingwillies.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Steve Chizmadia Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division StreetPeekskill, NY
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Joe Iadanza Live Starving Artist Cafe & Gallery
249 City Island AvenueCity Island, NY 10464
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com/
Joe Iadanza performs at Elliott Glick's uber cool and intimate acoustic venue, gallery and cafe. Our first gig on City Island - come on out and help us make it the first of many.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm
Open Mic Poetry! Studio Two
814 South StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Price: $5.00
Website: https://www.antoniaarts.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. 40th Birthday Show Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY
Phone: 914-332-1479
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00PM
Spuyten Duyvil The National Underground
159 E. Houston St. (Between Allen and Eldridge)Manhattan, New York 10002
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.myspace.com/thenationalunderground
The National Underground is a Roots Rock Americana Music Bar in New York City's Lower East Side neighborhood. Owned by Joey DeGraw and Gavin DeGraw, the bar offers good music, food and drink in a relaxed atmosphere.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 PM
Joe Duraes "Let Freedom Sing" South Presbyterian Church
343 BroadwayDobbs Ferry, NY 10522 USA
Phone: (914) 693-0473
Website: https://www.southpres.org/
"Let Freedom Sing" is a special FREE benefit concert for peace, which is being partnered with NY-ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union). There will be several wonderful artists, including Tribes Hill members Matt Turk and Kelly Flint. The concert will be in the Sanctuary with reception in the chapel. And since this will be post Obama inaugural, it will be celebrating the return of our civil liberties, free speech, and stands on torture and Guantanamo, etc.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2pm
Matt Turk Antoinette's
417 Warburton Ave.Hastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 USA
Phone: (914) 478-7200
Website: https://antoinettespatisserie.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30
AcousticMusicScene.com presents: The Big Kids (Bill & Susan of My Dad's Truck), preceded by an open mic - followed by Woodsongs at the Movies Clearview Cinema Bronxville
84 Kraft AvenueBronxville, NY 10708 USA
Phone: 914-961-4036
Price: $12.00
Website: https://www.clearviewcinemas.com/cgi-bin/locations.cgi?id=044&flag=diplay_theatre
The Big Kids, CT-based Tribes Hill members, are a group of acoustic players with diverse backgrounds ranging from porch playing to classical performance. They will perform a mix of originals and Americana (drawn from the best songs of the last six hundred years) "with a vigorous and contemporary edge."
The Big Kids will perform at 8:00 after a 30-minute open mic which starts at 7:30pm. (Sign up at 7:00.)
Learn more about members of the duo here: http://www.mydadstruck.com/history.htm
The live live performances will be followed by an on-screen movie of a one-hour show from WoodSongs Old-Time Radio Hour filmed at the historic Kentucky Theater in Lexington, KY.
The series is publicized to local press, at AcousticLive.com, at clearviewcinemas.com, via email to more than 100,000 OptimumRewards subscribers, and at the woodsongs.com website which has more than 2 million listeners.
BOOKINGS: Beginning in March, the series reverts to once a month (First Wednesdays). We are currently booking for March through May. To be considered come to the show, play the open-mic and speak with Glen Roethel.
The Big Kids will perform at 8:00 after a 30-minute open mic which starts at 7:30pm. (Sign up at 7:00.)
Learn more about members of the duo here: http://www.mydadstruck.com/history.htm
The live live performances will be followed by an on-screen movie of a one-hour show from WoodSongs Old-Time Radio Hour filmed at the historic Kentucky Theater in Lexington, KY.
The series is publicized to local press, at AcousticLive.com, at clearviewcinemas.com, via email to more than 100,000 OptimumRewards subscribers, and at the woodsongs.com website which has more than 2 million listeners.
BOOKINGS: Beginning in March, the series reverts to once a month (First Wednesdays). We are currently booking for March through May. To be considered come to the show, play the open-mic and speak with Glen Roethel.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm
GILLEN & TURK The Bayou
580 Gramatan Ave.Mount Vernon, NY
Website: https://www.bayourestaurantny.com/
Darn good cajun eats!!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Valentines's Show Antoinette's
417 Warburton Ave.Hastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 USA
Phone: (914) 478-7200
Website: https://antoinettespatisserie.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 PM
Marc Black Roots Music Coffeehouse
345 Main StreetDanbury, CT 06810
Phone: 203-417-9607
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.rootsmusiccoffeehouse.com
Early set at 7 PM for families
Open mike at 8 PM featuring the YaYas
Late set at 9 PM
Open mike at 8 PM featuring the YaYas
Late set at 9 PM
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm
Jen Clapp Muddy Cup/Inquiring Minds Bookstore
65 Partition St.Saugerties, NY USA
Phone: (845) 246-7557
Website: https://www.muddycup.com/saugerties
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3:00 pm
Joe Iadanza Performs at the Interfaith Nutrition Network Benefit Concert Garden City UU Church
223 Stewart AvenueGarden City, NY USA
Time: 3:00 PM. Admission: TBA. Age restrictions: All Ages. Address: 223 Stewart Avenue. Venue phone: (516) 248-8855. The Garden City UU Church's Annual fundraiser event. Joe and the band will be performing a 1/2 hour set.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 12:30 pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Rockland Community College
Suffern, NY
In The Cafeteria sponsored by the Prevention Resource Center.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
CHRIS BARICKMAN An Beal Bocht
445 W 238th St. Bronx (Riverdale), NY
Phone: 718-844-7127
Website: https://www.anbealbochtcafe.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. & Chris Barickman Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division StreetPeekskill, NY
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Chris is visiting from Czech Republic and doing four shows in New York!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2PM
Matt Turk, Bill Wisnowski Molten Java
102 Greenwood Ave.Bethel, CT
Website: https://www.myspace.com/moltenjava
The Roots Music invitational song swap, hosted by Bill Wisnowski of My Dad's Truck
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Business Meeting Postponed
We are postponing the business meeting until next Monday March 9 in anticipation of snow.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:00PM
Kenny's Castaways w/ Whisperado Spuyten Duyvil
7 Bleecker Street (between Sullivan & Thompson Street)Manhattan, NY 10012 USA
Phone: 212-979-9762
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.spuytenduyvilmusic.com
"Whisperado's Mud Room series at Kenny's Castaways featuring acts that loosely fit the category of 'rootsy' - country, acoustic, Americana, roots-rock, blues, sea shanties, non-precious folk."
No cover ($5 for musicians strongly encouraged)
212-979-9762
Web: www.kennyscastaways.net
No cover ($5 for musicians strongly encouraged)
212-979-9762
Web: www.kennyscastaways.net
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:00pm
Jim's Big Ego The Living Room
154 Ludlow StreetNew York, NY
Website: https://livingroomny.com
JBE Returns to the Living Room in NYC!
Perform a Google search for "the Greatest Band in the History of Recorded Music" and you will get only one result: Jim's Big Ego.
Hailing from the small New England town of Boston, Massachusetts, Jim's Big Ego has carved a unique place in the the music world by rocking harder, fresher, louder, sweeter and better than everyone else.
Jim's Big Ego's secret to awesomeness is singer, songwriter, and all around super-genius, Jim Infantino. Armed with the innate ability to create songs that are more brilliant than all others in history, Infantino gives the band the gift of greatness.
Jim's Big Ego compares itself to such major players as The Great Wall of China, The Grand Canyon, Antarctica, and other things you can see from space.
While the debate still rages over whether the band's formation was a matter of divine providence or historical inevitability, one fact remains clear: if the world ended today,
Perform a Google search for "the Greatest Band in the History of Recorded Music" and you will get only one result: Jim's Big Ego.
Hailing from the small New England town of Boston, Massachusetts, Jim's Big Ego has carved a unique place in the the music world by rocking harder, fresher, louder, sweeter and better than everyone else.
Jim's Big Ego's secret to awesomeness is singer, songwriter, and all around super-genius, Jim Infantino. Armed with the innate ability to create songs that are more brilliant than all others in history, Infantino gives the band the gift of greatness.
Jim's Big Ego compares itself to such major players as The Great Wall of China, The Grand Canyon, Antarctica, and other things you can see from space.
While the debate still rages over whether the band's formation was a matter of divine providence or historical inevitability, one fact remains clear: if the world ended today,
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2 to 5pm
Sunday afternoon improv sessions Molten Java
102 Greenwood AveBethel, CT
Special guest David Marks and Susan Lang
Hosted by Bill Wisnowski
Hosted by Bill Wisnowski
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY
Phone: 914-332-1479
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm
Open Mic Poetry! Studio Two
814 South StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Price: $5.00
Website: https://www.antoniaarts.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2pm
GILLEN & TURK Antoinette's
417 Warburton Ave.Hastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 USA
Phone: (914) 478-7200
Website: https://antoinettespatisserie.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 pm
Business Meeting Hammond House
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:00PM
An Beal Bocht Cafe Spuyten Duyvil
445 W 238th StreetRiverdale The Bronx, NY 10436 USA
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.spuytenduyvilmusic.com
An Beal Bocht is an amazing, comfortable, LOCAL place to see great music, drink a pint and have some great pub food. See you there. Bring your friends (and kids are OK but don't tell anyone I told you so...)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Kathleen Pemble ~ Cold Spring the Band Whistling Willie's
184 Main St.Cold Spring, NY
Website: https://www.kathleenpemble.com
Kathleen has been playing at venues varying from The Knitting Factory, The Cutting Room and 'Live on Stage' at the World Trade Center concert series in NYC, and The Bitter End to The Towne Crier in up state New York, to The Watercolor Cafe in Larchmont, NY to The Peekskill Coffee House. She brings extremely diverse musicality and relentlessly honest writing to every performance.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 PM
Gillen & Turk Roots Music Coffeehouse
345 Main StreetDanbury, CT 06810
Phone: 203-417-9607
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.rootsmusiccoffeehouse.com
Family set at 7 PM
Open mike at 8 PM
Late set at 9 PM
Open mike at 8 PM
Late set at 9 PM
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 am
Indoor Farmer's Market Westchester County Center
Glen Roethel. Joe Iadanza, Joe Duraes, Paul Helou
and a whole lot of great NY Farmer's Market products.
and a whole lot of great NY Farmer's Market products.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5pm
Gillen & Turk, Basya Schechter, Amanda Monaco, and more BJ Mujsicians Concert
257 West 88th StreetNew York, NY
Website: https://www.bj.org
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Jen Clapp Union Hall - Brooklyn Songwriters Exchange
Union St., corner of 5th Ave.Brooklyn, NY USA
Phone: (718) 638-4400
Website: https://www.brooklynsongwritersexchange.com
Full band performance, along with Rebecca Pronsky and Ethan Lipton.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6 to 9:30 pm
ST. Patrick's Day Jordens
900 Main st. South (EX14 off I84)Southbury, CT
My Dad's Truck
Playing the Irish
Playing the Irish
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 pm
My Dad's Truck plays St. Patrick's Day! Jordan's Restaurant, Southbury, CT
900 Main St.Southbury, CT
Website: https://www.jordansrestaurant.biz
Come on out and enjoy a family night of great music and great food!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00pm
Joe Iadanza & His Beautiful Band Banjo Jim's
700 East 9th Street (@ Avenue C)New York, NY
Website: https://www.banjojims.com
Time: 8:00 PM. Admission: Free/Tip Jar $5 Suggested. Age restrictions: No minors. Address: 700 East 9th Street. Venue phone: 212-777-0869. Full Band Show at a time that's good for all!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Matt Turk Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY
Phone: 914-332-1479
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. and The YA's YA's Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division StreetPeekskill, NY
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY
Phone: 914-332-1479
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm
Open Mic Poetry! Studio Two
814 South StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Price: $5.00
Website: https://www.antoniaarts.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm
First Connecticut Ukulele Invitational Molten Java Cafe
102 Greenwood AvenueBethel, CT 06801
Purchase Tickets: click here
Hosted by the Edukated Fleas, featuring performances by Uncle Zac, The Dirty Stay-out Skifflers, Bill Wisnowski and Susan Lang, Peter North... and more! Admission free.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00
Meeting Hammond House
6-7 song circle
7 ish Potluck dinner (We'll provide the spaghetti and the salad)
After dinner more music.
7 ish Potluck dinner (We'll provide the spaghetti and the salad)
After dinner more music.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 12:30 pm
Edukated Fleas in concert Howland Public Library
313 Main StreetBeacon, NY
Join the Fleas for an hour of Ukulele Swing. Admission free.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00PM
Susan Kane with Steve Kirkman and Lara Ewen Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 South Division St.Peekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914.739.1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8-10
Iris and Pete Sunflour Cafe
222 Beekman ave.Sleepy Hollow, ny 10591
Purchase Tickets: click here
Our first gig together! Come here covers and originals while enjoying the tasty treats that this lovely venue has to offer.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9-11p.m.
Andrew V. Craig Band An Beal Bocht Cafe
445 west 238th streetRiverdale the Bronx, New York 10463 USA
Phone: 718-884-7127
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.anbealbochtcafe.com
Joining me will be Rich Dashnaw on guitar,Wally Irizarry on bass,Kathy Halvorson on oboe,Gwen Laster on violin,Jon Doty on drums and some special guests.
This is a great place to hear great music and hang out with friends and family.
This is a great place to hear great music and hang out with friends and family.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 PM
Carla Ulbrich Roots Music Coffeehouse
345 Main StreetDanbury, CT 06810
Phone: 203-417-9607
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.rootsmusiccoffeehouse.com
Family set at 7 PM
Open mike at 8 PM
Late set at 9 PM
Open mike at 8 PM
Late set at 9 PM
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00PM
The National Underground Spuyten Duyvil
159 E. Houston St. (Between Allen and Eldridge)Manhattan, NY 10002 USA
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.spuytenduyvilmusic.com
The National Underground is a Roots Rock Americana Music Bar in New York City's Lower East Side neighborhood. Owned by Joey DeGraw and Gavin DeGraw, the bar offers good music, food and drink in a relaxed atmosphere. Join us after the show for the best Deli in town at Katz's..
We can put you on a half price guest list if you know you are going to come to the show. Email musicanon@gmail.com
We can put you on a half price guest list if you know you are going to come to the show. Email musicanon@gmail.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm door open 7:30
Falcon Ridge prieview tour with Abi Tapia and Blue Moose & the Unbuttoned Zippers Golden Apple Coffee House at St. Mark's
85 E. Main St. (center of town) rts. 117 &133Mt. Kisco, NY
Price: $15.00
Website: https://www.goldenapplecoffeehouse.com
Each year the Falcon Ridge Folk Festival, one of the biggest, most well-attended acoustic festivals in the U.S., presents emerging artists from all over the country. Four artists (or bands) are voted most popular by the previous year's audience. Two (and maybe hopefully three!) of these artists, will share the stage at the Coffeehouse.
at St. Mark's Episcopal Church Hall
Light Food, desserts and beverages served.
at St. Mark's Episcopal Church Hall
Light Food, desserts and beverages served.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2 pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Antoinette's
417 Warburton Ave.Hastings -on- Hudson, NY
Phone: (914) 478-7200
Website: https://antoinettespatisserie.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2:00pm to 5:00PM
Sunday Afternoon Sessions Molten Java Coffee House
102 Greenwood AveBethel, CT
Bill Wisnowski hosts special guest David Marks, legendary surf rocker
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00pm
The YaYas Arlene's Grocery
95 Stanton StreetNew York, NY
Phone: (212) 995-1652
Price: $8.00
Website: https://www.arlenesgrocery.net/
with special guest Eric Puente on percussion!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
GILLEN & TURK Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division StreetPeekskill, NY
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 a.m.
Fred Gillen Jr., Dave Goldman, and Solar Punch Croton -On- Hudson Earth Day 2009
Senasqua ParkCroton on Hudson, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5 pm
Marc Black New Jersey Folk Festival
Douglas campus of Rutgers UniversityNew Brunswick, NJ
Website: https://www.njfolkfest.rutgers.edu/
solo performance
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1-3 p.m.
Andrew V. Craig, Eric Puente,Wally Irizarry, Chris Fox Peekskill Coffee House
101 South Division Street (at Brown Street)Peekskill, New York 10566 USA
Phone: (914) 739 - 1287
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
We will be playing mostly original and some cover songs at this cool place for music. coffee and desserts.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Kinks Tribute Night The Living Room
154 Ludlow Street, between Rivington and StantonNew York, NY
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.livingroomny.com/music.html
Milton, Pete Kennedy, Gillen & Turk, Joy Askew, Dred Scott, Richard Julian, and many more perform Kinks classics with the best house band in the world!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://web.mac.com/coffeelabsroasters/iWeb/Coffeelabsroasters/Coffee+Labs+.html
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Bluegrass Clubhouse with Marc Black Beasville Theater
rt. 212Woodstock, NY
Website: https://www.bearsvilletheater.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Friction Farm People's Voice Cafe
40 E. 35th St.New York, NY USA
Phone: 212-787-3903
Website: https://www.peoplesvoicecafe.org
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8PM
Tribes Hill Songbook The Arts Exchange
31 Mamaroneck Ave.White Plains, NY 10601
Phone: (914) 428-4220x223
Price: $15.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.artswestchester.org
Anthony da Costa, Fred Gillen Jr., Matt Turk, Kathleen Pemble, KJ Denhert and Steve Kirkman perform each other's songs as well as covering original material from other members of the Tribes Hill music collective. Two eclectic sets of regional music acknowledged and exchanged in preparation for the future release of the Tribes Hill Songbook. A preview of which will be available on the web site soon.
PARKING AVAILABLE IN CITY CENTER GARAGE for $.75/hr
Presented by Tribes Hill and ArtsWestchester, with support from The Jacob Burns Foundation and the NY State Council on the Arts.
PARKING AVAILABLE IN CITY CENTER GARAGE for $.75/hr
Presented by Tribes Hill and ArtsWestchester, with support from The Jacob Burns Foundation and the NY State Council on the Arts.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4pm
LOVE, DRUMS & MUSIC: A BENEFIT FOR KAZI OLIVER Paramount Center For The Arts
Price: $20.00
Website: https://www.paramountcenter.org/stage.php?id=383
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2:00pm to 5:00pm
Sunday Afternoon Sessions Molten Java Coffee House
102 Greenwood AveBethel, CT
Bill Wisnowski will host special guest David Shaich,
Wednesday night bassest at the Coton Club.
We will be out of the box an in the world of jazz
Wednesday night bassest at the Coton Club.
We will be out of the box an in the world of jazz
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 PM
Susan Kane WoodSongs at the Movies Clearview Cinema Bronxville
84 Kraft AvenueBronxville, NY
Phone: 914-961-4036
Price: $6.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.clearviewcinemas.com/cgi-bin/locations.cgi?id=044&flag=diplay_theatre
This is a cool series of filmed concerts preceded by live music. I go on at 8:00 after an open mic which starts at 7:30pm. This will be followed by a big screen broadcast of a one-hour show from WoodSongs Old-Time Radio Hour filmed at the historic Kentucky Theater in Lexington, KY. This show is a celebration of the music of Kentucky featuring Charlie Sizemore Band, Rob McNurlin, Judge Ray Corns, Heidi Howe, and Maggie Estes. Thanks to AcousticMusicScene.com for putting this together.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Marc Black Watercolor Cafe
2094 Boston Post RdLarchmont, NY
Phone: 914-834-2213
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://watercolorcafe.net/
Excellent venue for jazz and acoustic music with fantastic food.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
STEVE KIRKMAN & Friends Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division StreetPeekskill, NY
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4pm
Fred Gillen Jr., Anthony daCosta, Emily Elbert Sarah Lawrence College
1 Mead WayBronxville, NY
Website: https://www.slc.edu/
Outdoor concert to end the school year.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
WARY-FM Concert Westchester Community College
75 Grasslands RoadValhall, NY 10595 USA
Phone: (914) 606-6752
Website: https://881wary.webs.com
WARY-FM ("The Voice of Westchester Community College") is organizing a concert with various local artists ranging from rock to hip-hop. Also, Tribes Hill member Eric Puente will be joining Joe on the drums.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 PM
Westchester Community College WARY-FM Concert Joe Duraes
75 Grasslands RoadValhalla, NY 10595 USA
Phone: (914) 606-6752
Website: https://881wary.webs.com
WARY-FM ("The Voice of Westchester Community College") is organizing a concert with various local artists ranging from rock to hip-hop. Tribes Member, Eric Puente, will also join Joe on the drums.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 PM
Gathering Time Roots Music Coffeehouse
345 Main StreetDanbury, CT 06810
Phone: 203-417-9607
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.rootsmusiccoffeehouse.com
Family set at 7 PM
Open mike at 8 PM
Late set at 9 PM
Open mike at 8 PM
Late set at 9 PM
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2 pm
GILLEN & TURK Antoinette's
417 Warburton Ave.Hastings -on- Hudson, NY
Phone: (914) 478-7200
Website: https://antoinettespatisserie.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1:00PM
The YaYas - Mother's Day Show Peekskill Coffee House
101 S. Division Street Peekskill, NY
Phone: (914) 739-1287
Website: https://peekskillcoffee.tumblr.com/
The YaYas will play for you from 1:00 to 3:00. Please join us for Mother's Day!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8-10PM
The Black Cat Cafe'
45 Main St.Irvington, NY United States
Phone: Phil Dollard
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 PM
Music From The Big Red Barn, by Gathering Time 115 Hamilton Road, Chappaqua, NY 10514
Price: $15.00
House Concerty featuring Gathering Time presented by Music From The Big Red Barn. Prior to the show, at 4:30 pm there will be song circles and a pot luck. Suggested admission to the house concert is $15.00. RSVP: JHarrisonortho@yahoo.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00PM
The YaYas Coffee Labs - Tarrytown
7 Main Street Tarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://web.mac.com/coffeelabsroasters/iWeb/CoffeeLabsRoasters/The+Shop.html
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00PM
Curtis & the Dilletantes Gizzi's Coffeehouse
16 West 8th St.New York, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Kerrville 'New Folk' Competition Kerrville Folk Festival
3876 Medina HighwayKerrville, TX
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.kerrvillefolkfestival.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Marc Black Kerrville Folk Festival
3876 Medina HighwayKerrville, TX
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.kerrvillefolkfestival.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division StreetPeekskill, NY
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Marc Black, Jonathan Edwards Phil Ochs Tribute Concert Stageworks
41a Cross StHudson, NY
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://culturemob.com/events/5834115-phil-ochs-tribute-concert-ny-hudson-hudson-ny-venue
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00PM
Spuyten Duyvil on the River Beczak Environmental Education Center
35 Alexander StreetYonkers, NY 10701 USA
Phone: 914-377-1900
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.spuytenduyvilmusic.com
Join us on the Hudson for a lecture, snacks, a campfire and music from Spuyten Duyvil...
The lecture is "The Dutch Influence on the American Kitchen"
Saturday, May 30 at 7 PM
Beczak Environmental Education Center
35 Alexander Street, Yonkers
$5 per person, includes live music and refreshments
Convenient free parking
Telephone: 914-377-1900
http://www.beczak.org
The lecture is "The Dutch Influence on the American Kitchen"
Saturday, May 30 at 7 PM
Beczak Environmental Education Center
35 Alexander Street, Yonkers
$5 per person, includes live music and refreshments
Convenient free parking
Telephone: 914-377-1900
http://www.beczak.org
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3pm
My Dad's Truck ST. THOMAS' CHURCH CENTENNIAL MUSIC EVENT
95 GREENWOOD AVENUE BETHEL, CT
Phone: 203-743-1494
Website: https://www.stthomasbethel.org/
My Dad's Truck, a free range acoustic trio, will crisscross America in song and time, in celabration of the St. Thomas' Church Centennial.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00
Meeting Hammond House
6-7 song circle
7 ish Potluck dinner (we'll have the spaghetti and salad)
After dinner more music
7 ish Potluck dinner (we'll have the spaghetti and salad)
After dinner more music
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Spuyten Duyvil An Beal Bocht Cafe
445 W238th StRiverdale The Bronx, New York 10436 USA
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.spuytenduyvilmusic.com
Spuyten Duyvil plays original and cleverly recycled alt folk, roots, traditional and acoustic music. Wandering the last 100 years of American music, the songs conjure embittered civil war veterans, recalcitrant small town bawds, suicidal New Amsterdam bureaucrats, star crossed lovers and brave hearted fools navigating the mysteries of daily life.
An Beal Bocht Cafe is an amazing, comfortable, LOCAL place to see great music, drink a pint and have some great pub food. See you there. Bring your friends (and kids are OK but don't tell anyone I told you that...)
An Beal Bocht Cafe is an amazing, comfortable, LOCAL place to see great music, drink a pint and have some great pub food. See you there. Bring your friends (and kids are OK but don't tell anyone I told you that...)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00
Annual Meeting Hammond House
Open Mic noon to 5:00
3:30/4:00 ish Potluck (we'll supply things for the grill, water, and paper goods. Bring your own cup.
5:00 Annual Business Meeting,
6:00 More music.
3:30/4:00 ish Potluck (we'll supply things for the grill, water, and paper goods. Bring your own cup.
5:00 Annual Business Meeting,
6:00 More music.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2 pm
GILLEN & TURK With Julie Corbalis Antoinette's
417 Warburton Ave.Hastings -on- Hudson, NY
Phone: (914) 478-7200
Website: https://antoinettespatisserie.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2 pm
GILLEN & TURK With Julie Corbalis Antoinette's
417 Warburton Ave.Hastings -on- Hudson, NY
Phone: (914) 478-7200
Website: https://antoinettespatisserie.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1 to 4 pm
David Marks and the Big Kids Croton Falls, NY Sreet Fair
Front StCroton Falls, NY
Website: https://davidleemarks.com
David Marks, an original Beach Boy, and the Big Kids, Susan Lang and Bill Wisnowski of My Dad's Truck will preform two one hr. shows as a fund raiser for the Croton Falls Fire Department. There will be a book signing, The Lost Beach Boy, and autographs from 2 - 3 pm. It will take place at, Front St. in Croton Falls, NY (by the train station)
Sunday June 7th
(all funds raised will go to the fire department)
Sunday June 7th
(all funds raised will go to the fire department)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
GILLEN & TURK The Living Room
154 Ludlow Street (between Stanton & Rivington) New York, NY
Phone: (212)533-7327
Website: https://www.livingroomny.com/+
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00PM
The YaYas Mt. Carmel Place Art & Music Fair
Mt. Carmel PlacePoughkeepsie, NY 12601 US
Website: https://www.cafebocca.net/special/special.html
This art and music street fair coincides with Mt. Carmel Church's St. Anthony Street Festival and Walkway over the Hudson's Marathon. More info @ http://www.cafebocca.net/special/special.html
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 pm
Susan Kane John Street Jam
Dutch Arms Chapel 16 John StSaugerties, NY
Phone: 845 943 6720
Website: https://www.johnstreetjam.net
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10am to 1pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Rhinebeck Farmers Market
Municipal Parking LotRhinebeck, NY
Website: https://www.rhinebeckfarmersmarket.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
My Dad's Truck Molten Java Coffee House
102 Greenwood AveBethel, CT 06801
Phone: (203) 739-0313
My Dad's Truck, a free range acoustic trio, will be at their home base playing originals and Americana
102 Greenwood Ave
Bethel, CT 06801
(203) 739-0313
102 Greenwood Ave
Bethel, CT 06801
(203) 739-0313
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2pm
Matt Turk Antoinette's
417 Warburton Ave.Hastings on Hudson, NY 10706 USA
Phone: (914) 478-7200
Website: https://antoinettespatisserie.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7-10pm
Cosmic Curtis' open jam Gizzi's Coffee - 16 west 8th st., just west of 5th avenue
16 west 8th streetNew York, NY 10009 USA
Last minute gig at Gizzi's Coffee on 8th st. in NYC; the promoter just started booking Thursday evenings, this is the first one and I've got it all to myself. Tribes Hill members are encouraged to come out to jam; I'll have my piano and acoustic guitar, feel free to bring an instrument, I can set you up with a mini-set or we can jam together. Please feel free to contact me at cosmiccurtis88@optimum.net or cellphone 212 586 8599 for more info. Hope to see you!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 pm
GILLEN & TURK Live With Catherine Michaels WHUD FM 100.7
Website: https://www.whud.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00PM
The YaYas in-the-round with Teresa Storch & Kathleen Pemble Trellis Restaurant, Roosevelt Island
549 Main Street, Roosevelt IslandNew York, NY 10044 US
Phone: (212) 752-1517
Website: https://www.myspace.com/theyayasmyspace
The YaYas perform in-the-round with Boston's Teresa Storch & fellow Tribes Hiller Kathleen Pemble in an outdoor courtyard.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11am
Clearwater's Great Hudson River Revival Croton Point Park
Croton on Hudson, NY
Website: https://www.clearwater.org/festival/index.html
Susan Tedeschi, Arlo Guthrie, Richie Havens, Old Crow Medicine Show, Alejandro Escovedo, Pete Seeger, Sleepy Hollow String Band, Hope Machine, Gillen & Turk, Tao Rodriguez- Seeger, Jay Unger and Molly Mason, Mike and Ruthie, Allison Moorer, and many other artists!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8-10PM
Phil Dollard The Black Cat Cafe'
45 Main St.Irvington, NY United States
Phone: Phil Dollard
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00PM
The YaYas Cafe Bocca
14 Mount Carmel PlacePoughkeepsie, NY 12601 US
Website: https://www.cafebocca.net
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11am
Clearwater's Great Hudson River Revival Croton Point Park
Croton on Hudson, NY
Website: https://www.clearwater.org/festival/index.html
Susan Tedeschi, Arlo Guthrie, Richie Havens, Old Crow Medicine Show, Alejandro Escovedo, Pete Seeger, Sleepy Hollow String Band, Hope Machine, Gillen & Turk, Tao Rodriguez- Seeger, Jay Unger and Molly Mason, Mike and Ruthie, Allison Moorer, and many other artists!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4 to 6 pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Croton Farmers Market
rte. 129 & rte. 9Croton on Hudson, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:00PM
The YaYas -Open For Slaid Cleaves Town Crier Cafe
130 Route 22Pawling, NY 12564 US
Phone: (845) 855-1300
Price: $25.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
This promises to be an incredible show! Please visit Slaid's website here: http://www.slaid.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8-10PM
Fred Gillen Jr. The Black Cat Cafe'
45 Main St.Irvington, NY United States
Phone: (914) 231-9060
Website: https://www.blackcatchef.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 pm
HOPE MACHINE Cafe Mezzaluna
626 Rt. 212 Saugerties, NY
Phone: 845.246.5306
Website: https://www.cafemezzaluna.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10am
Fred Gillen Jr. Hastings Farmers Market
Municipal Parking LotHastings -on- Hudson, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm
Bag of Bones featuring Curtis on keyboards Chesterfields Blues and Jazz Lounge
330 New York AvenueHuntington, Long Island, NY
Phone: 631-425-1457
Price: $5.00
Website: https://www.chesterfieldsblues.20fr.com/index.html
I'll be sitting in with Long Island rock band Bag of Bones, playing Grateful Dead, Allmans, Stones, Creedence, and other classics till the wee hours.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://web.mac.com/coffeelabsroasters/iWeb/Coffeelabsroasters/Coffee+Labs+.html
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00
Meeting Hammond House
6-7 song circle
7 ish Potluck dinner (we'll have the spaghetti and salad)
After dinner more music
7 ish Potluck dinner (we'll have the spaghetti and salad)
After dinner more music
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm
Matt Turk Whistling Willies
184 Main St.Cold Spring, NY
Phone: (845) 265-2012
open mic feature, hosted by Kathleen Pemble
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm
GILLEN & TURK The Bayou Cajun Restaurant
580 Gramatan Ave.Mount Vernon, NY
Phone: (914) 668-2634
Website: https://www.bayourestaurantny.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00pm
Susan Kane The Listening Room at Whistling Willies American Grill
184 Main StreetCold Spring, NY US
Phone: 845-265-2012
Website: https://www.myspace.com/thelisteningroomny.com
The Listening Room at
Whistlin' Willies
184 Main St, Cold Spring, NY.
845-265-2012
Nashville-style singer
Songwriters in the round
Whistlin' Willies
184 Main St, Cold Spring, NY.
845-265-2012
Nashville-style singer
Songwriters in the round
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm
Woody Guthrie 97th Birthday Hootenanny Hosted by Scott Urgola Mount Zion Church at Reis Park
East side of Rt. 139 about halfway between Rt. 100 and Rt. 202.Somers, NY
Website: https://www.myspace.com/scotturgola
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 PM
The YaYas In-The-Round with Chuck E. Costa & RJ Cowdery Trellis Restaurant - Roosevelt Island
549 Main StreetNew York (Roosevelt Island), NY 10044 US
Phone: (212) 752-1517
Website: https://www.myspace.com/theyayasmyspace
The YaYas perform in-the-round with Chuck E. Costa & RJ Cowdery in an outdoor courtyard.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10:00 am
Spuyten Duyvil The Farmer's Market in Hastings On Hudson
7 Maple Ave (The Library Parking Lot)Hastings On hudson, New york 10706
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.spuytenduyvilmusic.com
Join us for two sets from 10AM to 12 noon at 7 Maple Ave. This is a great Farmer's Market!! We will be appearing the second Saturday of each month through the season. More info @ http://www.hastingsfarmersmarket.org/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. w/ Eric Puente Whistling Willie's
184 Main StreetCold Spring, NY
Phone: (845) 265-2012
Website: https://www.yelp.com/biz/whistling-willies-american-grill-cold-spring
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2-4PM
Phil Dollard Antoinette's
417 Warburton Ave.Hastings-on-Hudson, NY United States
Phone: (914)478-7200
Website: https://antoinettespatisserie.com
My first gig at this great music-friendly neighborhood patisserie.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 pm
Marc Black with Mike Esposito on bass Reality Bites
100 Main St.Nyack, NY 10960
Phone: 845.358.8800
Website: https://realitybites.com/
Sweet venue for dinner and a show.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4:30 PM
The YaYas @ Pleasantville Music Festival, Village Stage w/ Eric Puente Pleasantville Music Festival
Pleasantville, NY 10570 US
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.pleasantvillemusicfestival.com
Performing on The Village Stage with our good friend Eric Puente playing percussion.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Antoinette's
417 Warburton Ave.Hastings -on- Hudson, NY
Phone: (914) 478-7200
great food and pastries
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
The YaYas @ The Listening Room Whistling Willies
184 Main StreetCold Spring, NY 10516 US
Phone: 845-265-2012
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.myspace.com/thelisteningroomny
The YaYas play in-the-round with some amazing songwriters.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00PM
Spuyten Duyvil The Starving Artsit Cafe
249 City Island Avenue, City IslandCity Island The Bronx, New York 10464 USA
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.spuytenduyvilmusic.com
Enjoy a Saturday night out at this really low key, friendly venue. Good food, great for families. Call to reserve a table. This is our third time at this venue and our first weekend night. We will be playing two full sets with many new tunes.
For more info on the space and other goings on... visit http://www.starvingartistonline.com/
Spuyten Duyvil plays original and cleverly recycled alt folk, roots, traditional and acoustic music. Wandering the last 100 years of American music, the songs conjure embittered civil war veterans, recalcitrant small town bawds, suicidal New Amsterdam bureaucrats, star crossed lovers and brave hearted fools navigating the mysteries of daily life.
For more info on the space and other goings on... visit http://www.starvingartistonline.com/
Spuyten Duyvil plays original and cleverly recycled alt folk, roots, traditional and acoustic music. Wandering the last 100 years of American music, the songs conjure embittered civil war veterans, recalcitrant small town bawds, suicidal New Amsterdam bureaucrats, star crossed lovers and brave hearted fools navigating the mysteries of daily life.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
My Dad's Truck Molten Java
102 Greenwood AveBethel, CT 06801
Phone: (203) 739-0313
Website: https://mydadstruck.com
My Dad's Truck, a free range acoustic trio, will be at their home base playing originals and Americana
102 Greenwood Ave
Bethel, CT 06801
(203) 739-0313
102 Greenwood Ave
Bethel, CT 06801
(203) 739-0313
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
The YaYas @ Mocha in Sandy Hook, CT Mocha - The Neighborhood Coffeehouse
3 Glen RoadSandy Hook, CT 06482 US
Website: https://www.mochacoffeehouse.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Marc Black with Jeff Eyrich on bass Watercolor Cafe
2094 Boston Post RdLarchmont, NY 10538 USA
Phone: 914-834-2213
Price: $15.00
Website: https://www.watercolorcafe.net/
Marc and Jeff play the tunes and then dig into improvisations around them. Meanwhile, dinners are always spectacular at the Watercolor.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:30-7:30pm
Matt Turk Irvington Farmer's Market
101 Main StreetIrvington, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 Midnight through the wee hours of Friday morning
AcousticMusicScene.com - Tribes Hill Late-Night Song Swaps Falcon Ridge Folk Festival
Dodds FarmHillsdale, New York
AcousticMusicScene.com and Tribes Hill co-host late-night song swaps under a big white canopy tent during the Falcon Ridge Folk Festival, beginning shortly after the main stage quiets for the night. Two pre-arranged invitational song swaps featuring Tribes Hill members Kelly Flint, Friction Farm, Glen Roethel and The YaYas, as well as Annie & Rod Capps and the female trio Lucky 13, precede n open song circle that will begin around 1:30 a.m. For more information, see the article that appears on the home page and in the News section.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:30 am
Matt Turk and the Hobo Caravan Gathering of the Vibes
Sound View DriveBridgeport, CT
Website: https://gatheringofthevibes.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11am to 1pm
Fred Gillen Jr. New Rochelle Farmers Market
38 South Division Street (just off Main) New Rochelle, NY
Website: https://www.communitymarkets.biz/market.php?market=31
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 pm
AcousticMusicScene.com - Tribes Hill Late-Night Song Swaps Falcon Ridge Folk Festival
Dodds FarmHillsdale, New York
AcousticMusicScene.com and Tribes Hill co-host late-night song swaps under a big white canopy tent during the Falcon Ridge Folk Festival, beginning shortly after the main stage quiets for the night. An open song circle begins around 1:30 a.m., following pre-arranged invitational hour-long song swap featuring Tribes Hill members Gathering Time (Glen Roethel, Stuart Markus and Hillary Foxsong) and Joe Iadanza, plus John Flynn, Jay Mankita and Abi Tapia. For more information, see the article that appears on the home page and in the News section.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Woody Guthrie 97th Birthday With Hope Machine and Flames Of Discontent Colony Cafe
22 Rock City RoadWoodstock, NY
Price: $5.00
Website: https://www.colonycafe.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 pm
AcousticMusicScene.com - Tribes Hill Late-Night Song Swaps Falcon Ridge Folk Festival
Dodds FarmHillsdale, New York
AcousticMusicScene.com and Tribes Hill co-host late-night song swaps under a big white canopy tent during the Falcon Ridge Folk Festival, beginning shortly after the main stage quiets for the night. An open song circle begins around 1:15 or 1:30 a.m., following a pre-arranged "Triple A" song swap featuring Amy Speace and Tribes Hill's own Anthony da Costa and Abbie Gardner that begins around 12:30 a.m. (or shortly after the main stage quiets for the night). For more information, see the article that appears on the home page and in the News section.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10am
Matt Turk Hastings Farmers Market
LibraryHastings on Hudson, NY 10706 USA
Phone: (845) 265-2012
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2pm
Curtis & the Dilletantes Antoinettes Patisserie
417 Warburton AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 USA
Phone: 914 478 7200
A great room for lazing on a sunny afternoon. Come hear Curtis playing piano guitar and whatever else is lying around; featuring Matt Shanley on percussion and other special guest artists -- Tribespeople are encouraged to come down and jam! No cover, great coffee, fab pastries and gelato -- hope to see you there!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. With Special Guest Jason Schnitt Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division StreetPeekskill, NY
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
The YaYas @ Black Cat Black Cat Cafe
45 Main StreetIrvington, NY 10533 US
Website: https://www.blackcatchef.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm
Matt Turk Black Swan
66 BroadwayTivoli, NY 12583
Phone: 845-757-3777
Website: https://theblackswanclub.lbu.com/index.html
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 Time TBA (afternoon)
The YaYas @ the Fourth Annual Huntington Folk Festival Heckscher Park, Main Street (Route 25A) and Prime Avenue, Huntington NY
Main Street (Route 25A) and Prime AvenueHuntington, NY 11743 US
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.fmshny.org/Upcoming.htm
Fourth Annual Huntington Folk Festival, co-presented by the Huntington Arts Council and the Folk Music Society of Huntington, features 8:30 p.m. headline performance by Peter Rowan (bluegrass) with the harmonizing Rowan Brothers (Chris and Lorin)both backing and opening for him on the Chapin Rainbow Stage. The afternoon (3-6 p.m.) will feature instrumental workshops, an open jam/song swap, and unplugged music showcases hosted by AcousticMusicScene.com and Acoustic Live! in New York City and Beyond. AcousticMusicScene.com will present short showcases by artists from Long Island, the Hudson Valley and beyond including David Bailey, Kelly Flint, Barbara Garriel, Gathering Time, Jenee Halstead, Joe Iadanza, Susan Kane, Princess Peapod, Glen Roethel, Denise Romas, Hank Stone and Todd Evans, and The YaYas. Heckscher Park, Main Street (Route 25A) and Prime Avenue, Huntington. (www.fmshny.org). 3-11 p.m. Bring blankets or lawn chairs.
-www.acousticmusicscene.com
-www.acousticmusicscene.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00
Meeting Hammond House
6-7 song circle
7 ish Potluck dinner (we'll have the spaghetti and salad)
After dinner more music
7 ish Potluck dinner (we'll have the spaghetti and salad)
After dinner more music
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5 to 8pm
GILLEN & TURK Coogan's
4015 BROADWAY @ 169TH STREET New York, NY
Phone: 212-928-1234
Website: https://www.coogans.com/
HAPPY HOUR!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3:00 pm
Iris Cohen River Day at Van Cortlandt Manor
525 S. Riverside Ave.Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520
Phone: 2718981
Website: https://www.hudsonvalley.org
Joining me will be Pete Tamburrini and Eric Mauriello.
The event runs from 12-6.
Take a boat-ride and celebrate our relationship to the river in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Hands-on activities include fishing, hearth cooking, and brick making, plus modern boat building with several organizations. Visitors can enjoy on-water opportunities, music, picnic food, and storytelling.
The event runs from 12-6.
Take a boat-ride and celebrate our relationship to the river in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Hands-on activities include fishing, hearth cooking, and brick making, plus modern boat building with several organizations. Visitors can enjoy on-water opportunities, music, picnic food, and storytelling.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Peekskill Summer Concert Series
Park Street Green on the corner of Park and Broad Peekskill, NY
Phone: 914-734-4223
Website: https://www.cityofpeekskill.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:30-7:30pm
Matt Turk Irvington Farmer's Market
101 Main StreetIrvington, NY USA
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5 to 8pm
GILLEN & TURK Coogan's
4015 BROADWAY @ 169TH STREET New York, NY
Phone: 212-928-1234
Website: https://www.coogans.com/
HAPPY HOUR!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10am
Matt Turk Hastings Farmers Market
LibraryHastings on Hudson, NY 10706 USA
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 pm
Fricion Farm The Gap
26th Ave & Bell Blvd.Bayside Queens, New York
Website: https://www.frictionfarm.com
Modern folk duo fRiCtiON fARM will play two sets at the Gap store, Bayside Shopping Center, 26the Ave and Bell Blvd Bayside Queens, celebrating their 40th anniversary
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11am to 1pm
Fred Gillen Jr. New Rochelle Farmers Market
38 South Division Street (just off Main) New Rochelle, NY
Website: https://www.communitymarkets.biz/market.php?market=31
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00PM
The YaYas In-The-Round with Fred Gillen Jr. & Steve Robinson Trellis Restaurant - Roosevelt Island
549 Main StreetNew York (Roosevelt Island), NY 10044 US
Phone: (212) 752-1517
Website: https://www.myspace.com/theyayasmyspace
The YaYas perform in-the-round with Fred Gillen Jr. & Steve Robinson in an outdoor courtyard.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:30pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Irvington Farmers Market
Main StreetIrvington, NY 10706 USA
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. With Special Guests Milton and Julia Joseph Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division StreetPeekskill, NY
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY
Website: https://web.mac.com/coffeelabsroasters/iWeb/Coffeelabsroasters/Coffee%20Labs%20.html
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3pm
HOPE MACHINE Saunders Farm
853 Old Albany Post RoadGarrison, NY USA
Website: https://collaborativeconcepts2007.blogspot.com/
Rain Date Sunday, September 6
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. With Eric Puente Whistling Willie's
184 Main StreetCold Spring, NY
Website: https://www.whistlingwillies.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
HOPE MACHINE Christopher Street Coffeehouse
St. John's Church, 81 Christopher Street New York, NY
Website: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Christopher-Street-Coffee-House/92780233310
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:30 PM
The YaYas @ Green Palate Open Mic Green Palate Experience Open Mic Night @ Cold Spring Harbor Public Library & Environmental Center
95 Harbor RdCold Spring Harbor, NY 11724
Price: $5.00
Website: https://www.myspace.com/theyayasmyspace
This month Joe Iadanza (http://joeiadanza.com) will be back to host the event, and our featured performer, The YaYas will be kickin' off what is sure to be another great night of entertainment.
Doors open at 6:30pm; Performances 7:00pm – 9:30pm. Our event will be held in great large room on the Lower Level. There is a piano on site, which can be used by performers.
Refreshments courtesy of Whole Foods Market.
Our heartfelt THANKS to our partner The Cold Spring Harbor Library for their gracious offer to host this event in a beautiful space. So, come on down to show your artist wares or just sit back and enjoy the great talent! We look forward to seeing you!
September Featured Performer: The YaYas (http://www.myspace.com/theyayasmyspace)
Admission: $5
Special Thank You's to SB MacDonald Custom Guitars, Huntington Bay Music, Whole Foods Market for their continued support of the arts and this event.
Doors open at 6:30pm; Performances 7:00pm – 9:30pm. Our event will be held in great large room on the Lower Level. There is a piano on site, which can be used by performers.
Refreshments courtesy of Whole Foods Market.
Our heartfelt THANKS to our partner The Cold Spring Harbor Library for their gracious offer to host this event in a beautiful space. So, come on down to show your artist wares or just sit back and enjoy the great talent! We look forward to seeing you!
September Featured Performer: The YaYas (http://www.myspace.com/theyayasmyspace)
Admission: $5
Special Thank You's to SB MacDonald Custom Guitars, Huntington Bay Music, Whole Foods Market for their continued support of the arts and this event.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm
September Concert Sing-along with Solar Punch, Fred Gillen Jr., Jenny Murphy, etc... Hastings Library Green
Hastings-on-Hudson, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 noon to 9pm
3rd Annual Take Me To The River Festival Draper Park
Hastings-on-Hudson, NY
Price: $12.00
Website: https://www.rivertownsguide.com/GRMF.php
Solar Punch
Walkabout Clearwater Chorus
Riverrun
Matt Turk
Hastings Bluesmothers
Maryellen McCabe
Songwriter Spotlight:
Dan Emery
Susan Kane
Stuart Cadenhead
Milton
Joe Crookston
Hope Machine
Kelly Flint
John Gorka
Boku
Spuyten Duyvil
The Robert Hill Band
Walkabout Clearwater Chorus
Riverrun
Matt Turk
Hastings Bluesmothers
Maryellen McCabe
Songwriter Spotlight:
Dan Emery
Susan Kane
Stuart Cadenhead
Milton
Joe Crookston
Hope Machine
Kelly Flint
John Gorka
Boku
Spuyten Duyvil
The Robert Hill Band
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10AM - 12 noon
The Hasytings Farmers Market Spuyten Duyvil w/our friends the Ya Yas
7 Maple Ave (The Library Parking Lot)Hastings on Hudson, NY 10706 USA
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.spuytenduyvilmusic.com
Join us for two sets from 10AM to 12 noon at 7 Maple Ave. This is a great Farmer's Market!! More info @ http://www.hastingsfarmersmarket.org/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30PM
Pete Fornatale book signing / open mic St John's Episcopal Church
8 Sunnyside AvePleasantville NY, NY 10549 USA
Phone: 914-282-2542
Price: $20.00
Website: https://www.songster.org
Circle of Friends presents Pete Fornatale, veteran NYC DJ, author of "Back to the Garden". Pete will discuss and autograph copies of his new book, followed by an open mic. $20 admission includes refreshments.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10:00 am
The YaYas (w/ our friends Spuyten Duyvil!) Hastings-on-Hudson Farmers' Market
7 Maple Ave (Library Parking Lot)Hastings, NY 10706
Website: https://www.myspace.com/theyayasmyspace
Our friends (and wonderful musicians) Spuyten Duyvil have invited us to join them at this wonderful farmers' market.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 Noon - 9 PM
The YaYas @ The 3rd Annual Take Me To The River Festival 3rd Annual Take Me To The River Festival
Draper ParkHastings-On-Hudson, NY
Price: $12.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.rivertownsguide.com/GRMF.php
The YaYas will be performing on the SOLAR POWERED STAGE at 1:15 PM (cool, huh?)
www.myspace.com/theyayasmyspace
Tickets: $12.00 in advance, $15 at the door
17 and Under / Seniors Free!
DIRECTIONS: Take Broadway in Hastings to Draper Park
(just south of "Five Corners")
Park entrance: 407 Broadway, Hastings-on-Hudson, NY
or go to Metro North for Train Schedule
(Once in Hastings, walk to south end of train tracks and
walk up Washington Street. Continue up hill, cross Warburton,
and Draper Park will be on your right
www.myspace.com/theyayasmyspace
Tickets: $12.00 in advance, $15 at the door
17 and Under / Seniors Free!
DIRECTIONS: Take Broadway in Hastings to Draper Park
(just south of "Five Corners")
Park entrance: 407 Broadway, Hastings-on-Hudson, NY
or go to Metro North for Train Schedule
(Once in Hastings, walk to south end of train tracks and
walk up Washington Street. Continue up hill, cross Warburton,
and Draper Park will be on your right
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2 to 6 pm
2nd Annual Autumn Concert Featuring HOPE MACHINE, Matt Turk, Milton, and others... New Genesis Outdoor Theatre
23 Vision PathWest Shokan, NY
Website: https://www.newgenesisproductions.org/?q=node/61
The outdoor theatre is located in West Shokan 2 miles from the Boiceville 28A Jct.
Watch for signs and banners. Plenty of parking!
For more info contact: call 657-5867 or email: newgenesis23@hvc.rr.com
Watch for signs and banners. Plenty of parking!
For more info contact: call 657-5867 or email: newgenesis23@hvc.rr.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2pm
Curtis & the Dilletantes Antoinettes Patisserie
417 Warburton AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 USA
Phone: 914 478 7200
A great room for lazing on a sunny afternoon. Come hear Curtis playing piano guitar and whatever else is lying around; featuring special guest artists -- Tribespeople are encouraged to come down and jam! No cover, great coffee, fab pastries and gelato -- hope to see you there!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00
Business Meeting Hammond House
6-7 song circle
7 ish Potluck dinner (we'll have the spaghetti and salad)
After dinner Business Meeting
7 ish Potluck dinner (we'll have the spaghetti and salad)
After dinner Business Meeting
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm
Lee Mason Googie's Lounge
154 Ludlow Street, Lower East SideNew York, NY
Website: https://www.livingroomny.com/googies
Lee is here from the Netherlands with his band as part of "Live In Your Living Room" Festival...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5 to 8 pm
Gillen & O'Turk "St. Practice Day" at Coogan's
4015 Broadway at 169th StreetNew York, NY
Website: https://www.coogans.com/
1/2 Way to St Patrick's Day. G&T will be playing some Irish songs, classic sing-alongs, and rowdy, happy-hour music...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 pm
Bill W at the Green Market Branchville Railroad Station
Rt 7 Branchvill
Phone: 203-994-1903
Bill Wisnowski will be playing Americana for the folks at the market
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 pm
My Dad's Truck Molten Java
Green StBethel, CT
Phone: 203-994-1903
My Dad's Truck will be swinging at Molten Javas
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2pm
Matt Turk Antoinette's
417 Warburton Ave.Hastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 USA
Phone: (914) 478-7200
Website: https://antoinettespatisserie.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:30-7:30pm
Matt Turk Irvington Farmer's Market
101 Main StreetIrvington, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division StreetPeekskill, NY
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30
STEVE KIRKMAN Alectro Americana Solo Show M.E.A.N.Y FEST 2009 National Underground
159 E. Houston St.New York City
Phone: (212) 475-0611
Website: https://+ www.myspace.com/thenationalunderground+
Downstairs. Part of the M.E.A.N.Y. fest city wide mayhem. Will do a short 25 minute set. All Alectric, All loud, All Rockin, All Americana. There will be 4 other performers also. $10.00 cover.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm
Big Pedro and Little Red Roosters (with Curtis on bass guitar) Under Acme in Manhattan
Great Jones St. (just off Broadway)Manhattan, NY
Price: $5.00
Traditional Blues from my NYC friends; great Cajun food upstairs; hope to see you there!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
HOPE MACHINE & Robert Hill New Music Concert Series
United Methodist Church, 269 Goodwin Ave. Midland Park, NJ
Price: $10.00
Website: https://roberthillband.com/
Please bring a non-perishable food item to donate to CUMAC to help feed the hungry.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10am
Gillen & Turk Hastings Farmers Market
Library LotHastings on Hudson, NY 10706
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm
Matt Turk & Basya Schechter Common Ground Coffee House
25 Old Jackson Ave.Hastings on Hudson, NY 10706 USA
Website: https://commongroundfusw.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3:00 pm
KELLY FLINT w/ Steve Kirkman on guitar & Jeff Eyrich on upright bass The Bronxville Library
201 Pondfield Ave.Bronxville, NY 10708-4828
Phone: (914) 337-7680
Website: https://www.villageofbronxville.com/subd2_eventssch.htm
Kelly Flint in concert at the Bronxville Public Library in Bronxville NY - backed by Steve Kirkman on guitar and vocals, and Jeff Eyrich on upright bass.
This is a free show, all ages invited. Bronxville is 25 minutes north of NYC, accessible by the Metro North Harlem Line from Grand Central. The library is a short walk from the train station.
This is a free show, all ages invited. Bronxville is 25 minutes north of NYC, accessible by the Metro North Harlem Line from Grand Central. The library is a short walk from the train station.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Antoinettes Patisserie
417 Warburton AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 USA
Phone: 914 478 7200
A great room for lazing on a sunny afternoon. No cover, great coffee, fab pastries and gelato -- hope to see you there!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5 to 8 pm
Gillen & Turk Happy Hour at Coogan's
4015 Broadway at 169th StreetNew York, NY
Website: https://www.coogans.com/
G&T will be playing some classic sing-alongs, and rowdy, happy-hour music...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY
Website: https://web.mac.com/coffeelabsroasters/iWeb/Coffeelabsroasters/Coffee%20Labs%20.html
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 pm
The Edukated Fleas at the BWC Coffee House Bronxville Women's Club
135 Midland AvenueBronxville, NY 10708
Website: https://www.edukatedfleas.com
The Fleas are honored to be kicking off the new BWC Coffee House series. Here's a rare chance to join the Fleas as we do an extended program of our favorite tunes. Tickets are $15 for BWC members and $20 for non-members. Ticket price includes coffee and dessert and you can BYOB too! A great way to spend the evening with friends, support live music and this new venue! (And get a peek inside this beautiful building!)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 Noon to 4 PM
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10am to 2pm
Bill W Acoustic Americana Branchville Green Market
Rt 7 Branchvfille, CT
Bill Wisnowski plays Americana at the Rt 7 Branchville Railroad Station Green Market
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 noon to 5pm
Aquafest Old Croton Aqueduct
Dobbs Ferry, NY
Phone: (914) 693-0529
Website: https://www.aqueduct.org/
music by Fred Gillen Jr., Spuyten Duyvil, Sleepy Hollow String Band, and others plus storytelling by Jonathan Kruk on the aqueduct in Hastings and at the Keepers House in Dobbs Ferry
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00
Monthly Meeting Hammond House
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pn, sign up 5-7 on-line or in person
Open Mic, Hosted by Fred Gillen Jr Towne Crier Cafe
162 rte. 22Pawling, NY
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6 to 9 pm
Happy Hour With Fred Gillen Jr. The Eagles Club
7 Old Post RoadOssining, NY
Phone: (914) 960-9057
Website: https://www.hvmusic.com/listing/club_detail.php?listing_id=13
a nice, old, friendly neighborhood bar for Eagles members or non-members.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Curtis hosts John Lennon's Birthday Tribute; performers invited Gizzi's Coffeehouse - NYC
16 west 8th streetManhattan, NY
Please contact Curtis at cosmiccurtis88@optimum.net if you would like to participate in a special tribute to John Lennon on what would have been his 69th birthday. A fun way to spend a Friday evening in Greenwich Village, play a nice room and hear fellow performers paying tribute to a wonderful songwriter and great person - much more fun than playing the Beatles Rock Band!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10-:00AM - 12 noon
The Hastings Farmers Market Spuyten Duyvil
7 Maple Ave (The Library Parking Lot)Hastings on Hudson, New York 10706 USA
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.spuytenduyvilmusic.com
Description:Join us for two sets from 10AM to 12 noon at 7 Maple Ave. This is a great Farmer's Market!! More info @ http://www.hastingsfarmersmarket.org/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10am to 2pm
Bill W Acoustic Americana Branchville Green Market
Rt 7 Branchvfille, CT
Bill Wisnowski plays Americana at the Rt 7 Branchville Railroad Station Green Market
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00
Great Blue at The Joey Val Coffee House Asbury Methodist Church Social Hall
15 Old Post Road South Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520
Phone: 914-299-8149
Great Blue, Act III, Steve Schiller and
Edie Ellis with Lisa Morseberger, and the Fraina
Family (Tony, Allison and Jason with Brian Davis)
$20 adults/$10 children
ALL PROCEEDS TO BENEFIT the RUN AGAINST HUNGER
Edie Ellis with Lisa Morseberger, and the Fraina
Family (Tony, Allison and Jason with Brian Davis)
$20 adults/$10 children
ALL PROCEEDS TO BENEFIT the RUN AGAINST HUNGER
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8PM to 11PM
My Dad's Truck Molten Java, 102 Greenwood Ave.
Molten Java, 102 Greenwood Ave.Bethel, CT
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm
Matt Turk The Black Swan
66 BroadwayTivoli, NY USA
Phone: 845-757-3777
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30, doors open at 7
HOPE MACHINE Featuring Guest Abbie Gardner! New York State Railway Museum
Lower High Street off rte. 28 Phonecia, NY
Phone: 845-688-9453
Website: https://www.esrm.com/
Presented by Phonecia First Friday. $10 donation with rsvp, $12 without. rsvp to flyingcatmusic@gmail.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2pm
Matt Turk Antoinette's
417 Warburton Ave.Hastings on Hudson, NY 10706 USA
Phone: (914) 478-7200
Website: https://antoinettespatisserie.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5 to 8 pm
Fred Gillen Jr Happy Hour at Coogan's
4015 Broadway at 169th StreetNew York, NY
Website: https://www.coogans.com/
G&T will be playing some classic sing-alongs, and rowdy, happy-hour music...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30
Phil Dollard Starving Artist Cafe'
249 City Island Ave.City Island, NY 10464 United States
Phone: 718-885-3779
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com
Great Cafe' and Gallery on City Island in the Bronx.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm
Matt Turk The Bayou
580 Gramatan Ave.Mt. Vernon, NY 10550
Phone: (914) 668-2634
Website: https://www.bayourestaurantny.com/
Roots and Country Blues and lip smacking eats!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:00PM
Bar East Spuyten Duyvil
1733 1st Avenue (between 89th & 90th, below Bar East)Manhattan, NY 10128 USA
Phone: 212 876 0203
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.spuytenduyvilmusic.com
Join us for a night of AMERICANA/COUNTRY/FOLK @ BAR EAST 1733 1st Avenue www.theunderscore.com. We are really excited to play with these other great bands... Bands Performing: 9pm Spuyten Duyvil (www.spuytenduyvilmusic.com) 10pm The Sunday Blues (myspace.com/thesundayblues) 11pm Eddie Shiffler (myspace.com/eddieshiffler) 12am Survival Suit (www.survivalsuit.org)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Friction Farm Brooklyn Society For Ethical Culture
53 Prospect Park WestBroooklyn, New York
Purchase Tickets: click here
Third Fridays with the Park Slope Co-op
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 PM
The YaYas with Eric Puente @ Bean Runner Cafe Bean Runner Cafe
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566 USA
Phone: (914) 737-1701
Price: $5.00
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com/
This is a very cool place with a nice stage, beautiful sound system, & musician-loving owners and crowd. We get to have percussionist Eric Puente with us on this one. A treat for us and you! Hope you'll join us!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Dissident Folk & Arts Festival Featuring Flames Of Discontent and HOPE MACHINE Howland Culture Center
477 Main StreetBeacon, NY
Phone: (845) 831-4988
Website: https://www.howlandculturalcenter.org/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 PM
Fricion Farm Acoustic Music Works
311 North StPittsfield, MA
Berkshire Music Homegrown presents Friction Farm for two unplugged set at the Micro Theatre
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 noon to 5pm
Joe Duraes, Hope Machine, Matt Turk, The YaYa's Teatown Autumn Festival
1600 Spring Valley RoadOssining, NY
Phone: (914)762-2912
Website: https://www.teatown.org/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6-8PM
Phil Dollard Black Cat Cafe
45 Main St.Irvington N.Y. 10533
Phone: (914)231-9060
Website: https://www.blackcatchef.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10am to 2pm
Bill W Acoustic Americana Branchville Green Market
Rt 7 Branchvfille, CT
Bill Wisnowski plays Americana at the Rt 7 Branchville Railroad Station Green Market
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1:00 PM
Friction Farm ArtWalk
Warren StHudson, New York
Columbia County Council for the Arts presents an afternoon of art and music in downtown Hudson
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1 to 5pm
2nd Annual Concert Featuring Gillen & Turk. Julia Joseph, Hope Machine, and Milton New Genesis Outdoor Theatre
23 Vision Path West Shokan, NY
Website: https://www.newgenesisproductions.org/?q=node/61
Enjoy a Sunday afternoon at an outdoor concert in the Catskill Mountains Bring picnics, blankets, lawn chairs and friends. The outdoor theatre is located in West Shokan 2 miles from the Boiceville 28A Jct. Watch for signs and banners. Plenty of parking! For more info contact: call 657-5867 or email: newgenesis23@hvc.rr.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30
Diana Jones Common Ground Coffeehouse
Singing of hard times and loneliness, Diana Jones, effectively carries the old Anglo-Celtic tradition into present day folk leanings. Her well-spoken narratives speak to the human condition as only a mountain ballad accompaniment can. The linkage of Diana's original songs and lyrics to the traditions of the Tennessee mountains is capable of endearing folk from all walks of life. In the words of Joan Baez on Diana Jones, "There's some kind of channeling from some other lifetime going on."
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10am to 2pm
Bill W Acoustic Americana Branchville Green Market
Rt 7 Branchvfille, CT
Bill Wisnowski plays Americana at the Rt 7 Branchville Railroad Station Green Market
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 pm
Great Blue at the FrOGS Annual Art Show and Celebration Frances Ryan Thomas Memorial Hall, Christ Church
17 Church RdPawling, NY 12564
Phone: (845) 855-1917
Website: https://www.frogs-ny.org/UpcomingEvents.shtml
Great Blue plays for the Friends of the Great Swamp
90 artists will show their work inspired by the scenic Great Swamp
Special activities for Children and Families
* Jim Eyring -- live Bird of Prey in flight!
* The Nature of Things -- live animals
* Children can create their own art with Chuckie Goodnight
* Shirl Lawrence and Steve Kaplan (Great Blue) will be back with their music
90 artists will show their work inspired by the scenic Great Swamp
Special activities for Children and Families
* Jim Eyring -- live Bird of Prey in flight!
* The Nature of Things -- live animals
* Children can create their own art with Chuckie Goodnight
* Shirl Lawrence and Steve Kaplan (Great Blue) will be back with their music
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2pm
Curtis & the Dilettantes Antoinette's Patisserie
417 Warburton AvenueHastings, NY
Piano and guitar, originals and classic songs; "coffee and dessert, yes you know it's good news"...George Harrison; Tribes Hill welcome to come out and jam with Curtis and have some fun on a Saturday afternoon.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2:00 PM
Urban H2O Presents a Tribes Hill Production: RIVER SONGS; A CELEBRATION OF THE HUDSON Beczak Environmental Education Center
35 Alexander StreetYonkers, New York 10701-2714
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.beczak.org
Tribes Hill artists will perform original music celebrating our mighty Hudson River at our forthcoming partnered venue with the good folks of the Beczak, Urban H20. Tickets will be available soon at our Tribes Hill website. Held under a tent with limited seating. Rain or shine. Don't miss this event!
Featuring our special guests Rick Nestler, Mel & Vinnie, Victorio Roland Mousaa and Jonathan Kruk
Joined on the stage by Joe Duraes, Great Blue, Eddie Denise, Marc Black, Judy Kass, Matt Turk, Joe Iadanza, The YaYas, Iris Cohen, Spuyten Duyvil, Steve Kirkman, James Durst, Fred Gillen Jr., Eric Puente, Andrew V. Craig, Phil Dollard, Madhumita Chakrabartti and Pete Tamburrini
This project is made possible, in part, by the Arts Alive program of Arts Westchester, with funding from the Decentralization Program of the New York State Council on the Arts.
Additional support and funding from: Jacari Supply Co., Inc.,Yonkers, NY; David Allen Bath Shop & M. Fraitag Plumbing, Yonkers, NY; Tamerlaine Realty Corp., Yonkers, NY; David Associates Real Estate Management, Briarwood, NY; Robert Whitney Tree Services, Yonkers, NY; Michael Meyer Fine Art, Inc., Yonkers, NY
Featuring our special guests Rick Nestler, Mel & Vinnie, Victorio Roland Mousaa and Jonathan Kruk
Joined on the stage by Joe Duraes, Great Blue, Eddie Denise, Marc Black, Judy Kass, Matt Turk, Joe Iadanza, The YaYas, Iris Cohen, Spuyten Duyvil, Steve Kirkman, James Durst, Fred Gillen Jr., Eric Puente, Andrew V. Craig, Phil Dollard, Madhumita Chakrabartti and Pete Tamburrini
This project is made possible, in part, by the Arts Alive program of Arts Westchester, with funding from the Decentralization Program of the New York State Council on the Arts.
Additional support and funding from: Jacari Supply Co., Inc.,Yonkers, NY; David Allen Bath Shop & M. Fraitag Plumbing, Yonkers, NY; Tamerlaine Realty Corp., Yonkers, NY; David Associates Real Estate Management, Briarwood, NY; Robert Whitney Tree Services, Yonkers, NY; Michael Meyer Fine Art, Inc., Yonkers, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 Noon to 1:45 PM
Great Blue at the FrOGS Annual Art Show and Celebration Frances Ryan Thomas Memorial Hall, Christ Church
Pawling, NY 12564
Phone: (845) 855-1917
Website: https://www.frogs-ny.org/UpcomingEvents.shtml
Great Blue plays for the Friends of the Great Swamp
Music noon until 1:45 pm
Other activities until 4 pm!
90 artists will show their work inspired by the scenic Great Swamp
Special activities for Children and Families
* Jim Eyring -- live Bird of Prey in flight!
* The Nature of Things -- live animals
* Children can create their own art with Chuckie Goodnight
* Shirl Lawrence and Steve Kaplan (Great Blue) will be back with their music
Music noon until 1:45 pm
Other activities until 4 pm!
90 artists will show their work inspired by the scenic Great Swamp
Special activities for Children and Families
* Jim Eyring -- live Bird of Prey in flight!
* The Nature of Things -- live animals
* Children can create their own art with Chuckie Goodnight
* Shirl Lawrence and Steve Kaplan (Great Blue) will be back with their music
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5 to 8 pm
Fred Gillen Jr Happy Hour at Coogan's
4015 Broadway at 169th StreetNew York, NY
Website: https://www.coogans.com/
G&T will be playing some classic sing-alongs, and rowdy, happy-hour music...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
2nd Annual HOPE MACHINE Halloween Hootenanny Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division StreetPeekskill, NY
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10am to 2pm
Bill W Acoustic Americana Branchville Green Market
Rt 7 Branchvfille, CT
Bill Wisnowski plays Americana at the Rt 7 Branchville Railroad Station Green Market
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
GRAND SLAMBOVIAN EXTRA TERRESTRIAL ~ HILLBILLY ~ PIRATE BALL THE GRAMERCY THEATER
Price: $25.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.Slambovia.com
Grand Slambovian ExtraTerrestrial~Hillbilly~Pirate Ball
A WOODSTOCK-MEETS-SLEEPY HOLLOW HALLOWEEN HAPPENING!!! Halloween Costume Ball, Concert with Gravity Defying Entertainment!!!
THE GRAMERCY THEATER
Hosted by:
GANDALF MURPHY & THE SLAMBOVIAN CIRCUS OF DREAMS
Saturday, October 31st, 8:30 PM 127 East 23rd St, NYC
TICKETS: $25 at LIVENATION.COM/$25 Day of Show!
Halloween Night in the heart of NYC... Concert with Gravity Defying Entertainment!!! COSTUMES WELCOME! Exotic Women and Daring Young Men!
Dance and enjoy the eclectic mix of Hillbilly, Pirate and Original Circus tunes with spooky overtones! Dusty Americana ballads to huge Pink Floydesque cinematic anthems. A Halloween Extravaganza celebrating All Hallow's Eve-the night when physical and metaphysical dance in close embrace! Performances by Circus alter egos:
• Black Jack Davey and The Scurvey Dogs (Pirate,Celtic)
• The South Philly Hillbillies (Country, Folk)
• The Lord Von Zoozul Visitation ... (special surprise)
~ And ~
Gandalf Murphy & The Slambovian Circus of Dreams!!! A Splendid Time Is Guaranteed For All!!! "This band is simply one of the finest American bands out there on the road." ~ All Music Guide. INFO: WWW.SLAMBOVIA.COM
A WOODSTOCK-MEETS-SLEEPY HOLLOW HALLOWEEN HAPPENING!!! Halloween Costume Ball, Concert with Gravity Defying Entertainment!!!
THE GRAMERCY THEATER
Hosted by:
GANDALF MURPHY & THE SLAMBOVIAN CIRCUS OF DREAMS
Saturday, October 31st, 8:30 PM 127 East 23rd St, NYC
TICKETS: $25 at LIVENATION.COM/$25 Day of Show!
Halloween Night in the heart of NYC... Concert with Gravity Defying Entertainment!!! COSTUMES WELCOME! Exotic Women and Daring Young Men!
Dance and enjoy the eclectic mix of Hillbilly, Pirate and Original Circus tunes with spooky overtones! Dusty Americana ballads to huge Pink Floydesque cinematic anthems. A Halloween Extravaganza celebrating All Hallow's Eve-the night when physical and metaphysical dance in close embrace! Performances by Circus alter egos:
• Black Jack Davey and The Scurvey Dogs (Pirate,Celtic)
• The South Philly Hillbillies (Country, Folk)
• The Lord Von Zoozul Visitation ... (special surprise)
~ And ~
Gandalf Murphy & The Slambovian Circus of Dreams!!! A Splendid Time Is Guaranteed For All!!! "This band is simply one of the finest American bands out there on the road." ~ All Music Guide. INFO: WWW.SLAMBOVIA.COM
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Antoinette's
417 Warburton Ave.Hastings on Hudson, NY 10706 USA
Phone: (914) 478-7200
Website: https://antoinettespatisserie.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3PM
JOE CROOKSTON AND THE BLUEBIRD JAMBOREE The Mansion
115 South StreetMiddletown, NY 10940 USA
Phone: (845) 343-3049
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.friendsofmusic.net/home.html
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4 - 6 PM
Arlon Bennett, Alice Leon (The Alice Project), Kevin Briody in the round! The Turning Point
468 Piermont Ave. Piermont, NY 10968 USA
Phone: (845) 359-1089
Price: $15.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.turningpointcafe.com
Part of Arlons 'Songs & Stories' traveling series - Come and enjoy 3 award-winning songwriters!
Reservations recommended.
Reservations recommended.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00
Tribes Hill Monthly Meeting Hammond House
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5pm
GILLEN & TURK Coogan's
4015 BROADWAY @ 169TH STREET New York City, NY
Phone: 212-928-1234
Website: https://coogans.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. With Eric Puente Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 p.m.
Joe Iadanza & His Beautiful Band Folk Music Society of Huntington
The Congregational Church of Huntington, 30 Washington DriveCenterport, New York 11721 USA
Phone: 631-425-2925
Price: $20.00
Website: https://www.fmshny.org
Split bill with David Jacobs-Strain as part of the Folk Music Society of Huntington's First Saturdays Series
An hour-long open mic precedes the concert at 7:30 p.m.
An hour-long open mic precedes the concert at 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2pm
Broad Old River 2 Concert Beacon Sloop Club
Beacon, NY 12508
Price: $10.00
Website: https://broadoldriver.blogspot.com/
Hudson River Sloop Singers perform songs from the Broad Old River 2 CD for a taping of Songwriters Notebook, Rik Palieri's Vermont public access TV show which is archived in the Library of Congress. Join us for an open session after the show. Tickets at the door only. From 9D in Beacon, NY turn onto Beekman St. and follow Metro North railroad signs down to riverfront. Sloop club is on river side of train station, with a tree growing through the roof.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2:00PM
Spuyten Duyvil The Hudson River Museum
511 Warburton AveYonkers, New York 10701 USA
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.spuytenduyvilmusic.com
Join us for an afternoon of music and great views of the river and Palisades..check back for more information...
Spuyten Duyvil plays original and cleverly recycled alt folk, roots, traditional and acoustic music. Wandering the last 100 years of American music, the songs conjure embittered civil war veterans, recalcitrant small town bawds, suicidal New Amsterdam bureaucrats, star crossed lovers and brave hearted fools navigating the mysteries of daily life.
Spuyten Duyvil plays original and cleverly recycled alt folk, roots, traditional and acoustic music. Wandering the last 100 years of American music, the songs conjure embittered civil war veterans, recalcitrant small town bawds, suicidal New Amsterdam bureaucrats, star crossed lovers and brave hearted fools navigating the mysteries of daily life.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4:00pm - 5:30pm
Joe Duraes - 3rd Annual Jan Peek House Children's Benefit Concert Reformed Church-Cortlandtown
2124 Albany Post RoadMontrose, NY 10548
Phone: 914-739-5013
Website: https://www.janpeekhouse.org
Please join us at the 3rd Annual Children's Concert to Benefit the Jan Peek House, a 19-bed homeless shelter in Peekskill, NY.
The concert is free and open to anyone who would like to come with a suggested $5 optional donation at the door if anyone would like to contribute.
The concert was started in 2007 by David Feller when he was just 8 years old! David heard the Jan Peek House was being used as a political football in the Peekskill Mayoral race and decided that homelessness should not be about politics, but about compassion.
"The shelter almost got kicked out of Peekskill because people in politics didn't want to deal with the homeless people and their problems," said David. "It made me so mad I organized the first concert to help stop that from happening, and the shelter is still here!"
David decided that despite being a kid, he could do something about the problem and organized the first concert in an effort to raise awareness and funds for the shelter.
Every year, the concert is organized and performed entirely by kids. The musical acts, while not professional, are polished and well-performed. This year, all of the performers in the concert are kids who attend the Hendrick Hudson School District. In fact, all five schools in the district are represented by the kids. The performers range from 5 years old (Kindergarten) to 15 years old.
The organizers also added a canned food drive and a holiday jewelry sale in which all the jewelry is designed and made by kids. Don't be fooled - the jewelry is not "plastic kids' stuff." David's sister Elizabeth (age 13) runs the jewelry making. Liz comes well qualified, having won awards for selling her pieces to raise money for the Peekskill Area Soup Kitchen.
While the main business of the concert is handled by the kids, David gets help from his mother, Mary-Ann, a trained musician, to be his "musical director." David's mom helps the kids polish their acts and directs the finale which is a choral number that includes all of the children involved in the concert in any way. David also enlists the help of performers' parents to manage the cash box, drive the food donations to the shelter, organize a post-concert reception, and throw a pizza party for the kids!
All of the funds needed to organize the concert are donated. The hall space is donated every year by the Reformed Church of Cortlandtown. The jewelry supplies and mailing costs are donated by the Feller family. Other performers' families donate the food for the reception. David and his friends enlist adults around the community to help spread the word about the concert. This means that 100% of the funds raised on the night of the concert are donated to the shelter.
The concerts have raised over $1200 each of the first two years. This is especially impressive since the concert is free and open to anyone who would like to come with a suggested $5 optional donation at the door if anyone would like to contribute. The kids' goal is to top the $1200 amount raised this year, not something that will be easy to do in this economy.
All of the food and money raised from sales and donations are going directly to the Jan Peek House. Jan Peek House is the only homeless shelter in Northern Westchester.
"It's so easy to ignore homeless people and say they are not like us, and they are no concern of ours", David says. "But they are like us. They are people."
Also, Joe's 5-year old daughter Norah will sing her song "On The Farm". She was a big hit recently at the 2009 Teatown Fall Festival.
THE EVENT WILL BE FOLLOWED BY A RECEPTION (MEET THE PERFORMERS) UNTIL 6PM.
The concert is free and open to anyone who would like to come with a suggested $5 optional donation at the door if anyone would like to contribute.
The concert was started in 2007 by David Feller when he was just 8 years old! David heard the Jan Peek House was being used as a political football in the Peekskill Mayoral race and decided that homelessness should not be about politics, but about compassion.
"The shelter almost got kicked out of Peekskill because people in politics didn't want to deal with the homeless people and their problems," said David. "It made me so mad I organized the first concert to help stop that from happening, and the shelter is still here!"
David decided that despite being a kid, he could do something about the problem and organized the first concert in an effort to raise awareness and funds for the shelter.
Every year, the concert is organized and performed entirely by kids. The musical acts, while not professional, are polished and well-performed. This year, all of the performers in the concert are kids who attend the Hendrick Hudson School District. In fact, all five schools in the district are represented by the kids. The performers range from 5 years old (Kindergarten) to 15 years old.
The organizers also added a canned food drive and a holiday jewelry sale in which all the jewelry is designed and made by kids. Don't be fooled - the jewelry is not "plastic kids' stuff." David's sister Elizabeth (age 13) runs the jewelry making. Liz comes well qualified, having won awards for selling her pieces to raise money for the Peekskill Area Soup Kitchen.
While the main business of the concert is handled by the kids, David gets help from his mother, Mary-Ann, a trained musician, to be his "musical director." David's mom helps the kids polish their acts and directs the finale which is a choral number that includes all of the children involved in the concert in any way. David also enlists the help of performers' parents to manage the cash box, drive the food donations to the shelter, organize a post-concert reception, and throw a pizza party for the kids!
All of the funds needed to organize the concert are donated. The hall space is donated every year by the Reformed Church of Cortlandtown. The jewelry supplies and mailing costs are donated by the Feller family. Other performers' families donate the food for the reception. David and his friends enlist adults around the community to help spread the word about the concert. This means that 100% of the funds raised on the night of the concert are donated to the shelter.
The concerts have raised over $1200 each of the first two years. This is especially impressive since the concert is free and open to anyone who would like to come with a suggested $5 optional donation at the door if anyone would like to contribute. The kids' goal is to top the $1200 amount raised this year, not something that will be easy to do in this economy.
All of the food and money raised from sales and donations are going directly to the Jan Peek House. Jan Peek House is the only homeless shelter in Northern Westchester.
"It's so easy to ignore homeless people and say they are not like us, and they are no concern of ours", David says. "But they are like us. They are people."
Also, Joe's 5-year old daughter Norah will sing her song "On The Farm". She was a big hit recently at the 2009 Teatown Fall Festival.
THE EVENT WILL BE FOLLOWED BY A RECEPTION (MEET THE PERFORMERS) UNTIL 6PM.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1pm
Matt Turk Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division StreetPeekskill, NY
Phone: (914) 739-1287
Website: https://peekskillcoffee.tumblr.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Matt Turk Daly's
31-86 31st StreetAstoria, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
The YaYas @ NERFA! (11/12 - 11/15) Northeast Regional Folk Alliance Conference
Hudson Valley ResortKerhonkson, NY 12446 USA
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.nerfa.org/
Like many Kindred Folk, we'll be at NERFA this year. Look for the Tribes Hill room and Tribes Hill table in the Exhibit Hall.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
The YaYas @ NERFA! (11/12 - 11/15) Northeast Regional Folk Alliance Conference
Hudson Valley ResortKerhonkson, NY 12446 USA
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.nerfa.org/
Like many Kindred Folk, we'll be at NERFA this year. Look for the Tribes Hill room and Tribes Hill table in the Exhibit Hall.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5pm
GILLEN & TURK Coogan's
4015 BROADWAY @ 169TH STREET New York City, NY USA
Phone: 212-928-1234
Website: https://coogans.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Susan Kane NERFA
Kerhonkson, NY
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.nerfa.org
various showcases
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2pm
Matt Turk Antoinette's
417 Warburton Ave.Hastings on Hudson, NY 10706 USA
Phone: (914) 478-7200
Website: https://antoinettespatisserie.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5pm
Matt Turk Coogan's
4015 BROADWAY @ 169TH STREET New York City, NY USA
Phone: 212-928-1234
Website: https://coogans.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 pm
Bill Wisnowski Branchvill Green Market, RT 7
Bill W will play all kinds of folk out side at the green market
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6-8PM
Phil Dollard Black Cat Cafe'
45 Main St.Irvington N.Y. 10533
Phone: (914)231-9060
Website: https://www.blackcatchef.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00pm
My Dad's Truck Molten Java, 102 Greenwood Av., Bethel Ct.
My Dad's Truck will be joined by friends
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Musical Heritage Night: Pete Seeger, featuring James Durst, David Bernz, Hope Machine Towne Crier Cafe
162 rte. 22Pawling, NY
Phone: 845-855-1300
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1:00 PM
Susan Kane Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 South Division StPeekskill, NY
Phone: 914.739.1287
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.susankane.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2:00pm
Curtis & the Dillettantes Antoinette's Coffeehouse
417 Warburton AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
Curtis on guitar piano and harmonica, singing originals and classic songs. Great coffee, lunch and dessert!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Glen Roethel & Joe Iadanza Live Westchester County Center / Indoor Farmer's Market
198 Central AveWhite Plains, NY 10606
Tribes Hill Pals Joe Iadanza & Glen Roethel Swap Songs at The Westchester County Center Indoor Farmer's Market
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
The YaYas with Joe Iadanza Whistling Willies
184 Main StreetCold Spring, NY 10516 USA
Phone: (845) 265-2012
Website: https://www.whistlingwillies.com/
The YaYas return to Whistling Willies and this time we're bringing our buddy Joe Iadanza. (http://joeiadanza.com/) This will be a super fun night, so call the babysitter now!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. With Eric Puente Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 PM
Susan Kane Creekside Cultural Center
Old 22 and 143 South Lenhartsville, PA
Phone: 484.741.212
Price: $5.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.creeksidecenter.org
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8-10
Iris & Pete, plus Shane Murphy Coffee Labs
7 Main st.Tarrytown 10591
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1:00 PM
The YaYas @ Peekskill Coffee House Peekskill Coffee House
101 S. Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566 USA
Phone: (914) 739-1287
Website: https://peekskillcoffee.tumblr.com/
Take a break from holiday shopping and sample some delicious coffee (with a side of YaYas)!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Antoinette's
417 Warburton Ave.Hastings on Hudson, NY 10706 USA
Phone: (914) 478-7200
Website: https://antoinettespatisserie.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2:00pm
Moten Java Sunday Afternoon Sessions Moten Java
102 Greenwood AveBethel, CT
Bill Wisnowski will host a Sunday Afternoon song session with guest Steve Kirkman
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00
Business Meeting Hammond House
Valhalla, NY
We hold monthly meetings at Hammond House on the first Monday of every month. Sometimes we change the date to accommodate holidays. Our meetings are posted on our calendar.
In March, June, September and December, the monthly meeting includes a formal business meeting which starts after dinner.
Meetings begin at 6:00 with a song share. We have dinner (spaghetti and salad) around 7:00. Music continues after dinner for months when there is no business meeting.
In March, June, September and December, the monthly meeting includes a formal business meeting which starts after dinner.
Meetings begin at 6:00 with a song share. We have dinner (spaghetti and salad) around 7:00. Music continues after dinner for months when there is no business meeting.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Laurie MacAllister Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division StreetPeekskill, NY
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
With Steve Kirkman and Fred Gillen Jr. as her band....
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
The YaYas @ Coffee Labs Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY 10591 USA
Phone: (914) 332-1479
Website: https://web.mac.com/coffeelabsroasters/iWeb/CoffeeLabsRoasters/Home.html
No music at Tarrytown Music Hall tonight, so why not come next door and listen to The YaYas?
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm
Phil Ochs Night featuring Gillen & Turk, other artists tba People's Voice Cafe
Community Church of NY Unitarian Universalist, 40 East 35th Street (between Madison & Park Aves) New York, NY
Phone: 212-787-3903
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.peoplesvoicecafe.org/
Hosted by Sonny Ochs. Community Church is easily accessible by the #6 subway to 33rd St or the B, D, F, and R at 34th Street
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00PM
My Dad's Truck Christmas show Moten Java
102 Greenwood AveBethel, CT
My Dad's Truck Christmas show with Santa and song Books
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Phil Ochs Night featuring Kim and Reggie Harris, Hope Machine, Greg Greenway Towne Crier Cafe
162 rte. 22Pawling, NY
Phone: 845-855-1300
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3:00 PM
The YaYas @ Starving Artist Starving Artist Cafe & Gallery
249 City Island Ave.City Island (The Bronx), NY 10464 USA
Phone: (718) 885-3779
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com/
12 shopping days left! Pick up YaYas CDs as stocking stuffers.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10:00 pm
The YaYas on 100.7 FM WHUD (Performance & Interview) WHUD 100.7 FM Hudson Valley Artist Spotlight w/ Catherine Michaels
YOUR RADIOWHUD, FM 100.7 USA
Phone: 1-877-274-WHUD
Website: https://www.whud.com/
Hey - It's Catherine's birthday, so we're going on the radio to celebrate! Please tune in to WHUD 100.7 FM as Catherine Michaels features The Yayas for an on-air performance and interview. Stream it live here: http://www.whud.com/ (click on the headphones...)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 PM
Susan Kane Hard Luck Cafe
30 Washington DriveCenterport, NY
Phone: 631.425-2925
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.fmshny.org/hard.htm
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 PM (set up at 6:00)
Tribes Hill's Annual Solstice Celebration & Potluck Holiday Feast Lake Katonah Clubhouse
1 Lower Lake Shore DriveLake Katonah, New York
Purchase Tickets: click here
Tribes Hill's Solstice Celebration & Potluck, Monday, December 21, 2009
Tribes Hill brings its 8th Annual Solstice Celebration to the Lake Katonah Clubhouse as an acoustic open song circle and potluck holiday feast.
Tribes Hill's Annual Interfaith Celebration offers the opportunity for our collective of musical artists to unite and share fresh and familiar seasonal world music. Representing traditional, original, contemporary and classic genres, songs in native languages spotlight the diversity of celebration and highlight our commonality, the heart of this seasons traditions and festivities.
Free to all Tribes Hill members! Please RSVP on the Tribes Hill Bulletin Board with your potluck dinner contribution.
Directions to the Lake Katonah Clubhouse, 1 Lower Lakeshore Drive:
From South (of Katonah, Rt. 35)) -- Take Saw Mill River Parkway until it merges with I-684 or I-684 to Exit 6A - Goldens Bridge. At top of exit ramp, turn left onto Rt. 22 going north. Take first right turn onto the Junction for Rt. 138. *Pass the commuter parking lot and plaza and turn right at the light onto Rt. 138. Stay on Rt. 138 approximately 1.4 miles to Increase Miller Road. Turn right onto Increase Miller. (NOTE: it is more like a fork than a right turn intersection because 138 veers to the left at Increase Miller) Stay on Increase Miller road to first right - Todd Rd. Turn right onto Todd Rd. (NOTE: while still on Rt. 138 you will pass Todd North -- that is NOT the turn; go to Increase Miller first and then turn onto Todd) Stay on Todd Rd. to second left, which is Lower Lakeshore Drive. The Lake Katonah Clubhouse is on the corner of Todd and Lower Lakeshore Drive.
From North -- Take 684 to Exit 8 -- North Salem/Purdys (NOTE: there is no Exit 6A coming from the North). At end of exit ramp, turn left. At first light, turn left onto Rt. 22 going south. Stay on Rt. 22 heading south to the Junction for Rt. 138. Turn left onto the Junction for Rt. 138 and follow directions above from the " * ".
From West (Croton/Ossining area) or anywhere in Connecticut ---- call Ruth Post (914-844-1024)
Doors open at 6 PM for set up and food preparation!!! Volunteers welcome!!!
Tribes Hill brings its 8th Annual Solstice Celebration to the Lake Katonah Clubhouse as an acoustic open song circle and potluck holiday feast.
Tribes Hill's Annual Interfaith Celebration offers the opportunity for our collective of musical artists to unite and share fresh and familiar seasonal world music. Representing traditional, original, contemporary and classic genres, songs in native languages spotlight the diversity of celebration and highlight our commonality, the heart of this seasons traditions and festivities.
Free to all Tribes Hill members! Please RSVP on the Tribes Hill Bulletin Board with your potluck dinner contribution.
Directions to the Lake Katonah Clubhouse, 1 Lower Lakeshore Drive:
From South (of Katonah, Rt. 35)) -- Take Saw Mill River Parkway until it merges with I-684 or I-684 to Exit 6A - Goldens Bridge. At top of exit ramp, turn left onto Rt. 22 going north. Take first right turn onto the Junction for Rt. 138. *Pass the commuter parking lot and plaza and turn right at the light onto Rt. 138. Stay on Rt. 138 approximately 1.4 miles to Increase Miller Road. Turn right onto Increase Miller. (NOTE: it is more like a fork than a right turn intersection because 138 veers to the left at Increase Miller) Stay on Increase Miller road to first right - Todd Rd. Turn right onto Todd Rd. (NOTE: while still on Rt. 138 you will pass Todd North -- that is NOT the turn; go to Increase Miller first and then turn onto Todd) Stay on Todd Rd. to second left, which is Lower Lakeshore Drive. The Lake Katonah Clubhouse is on the corner of Todd and Lower Lakeshore Drive.
From North -- Take 684 to Exit 8 -- North Salem/Purdys (NOTE: there is no Exit 6A coming from the North). At end of exit ramp, turn left. At first light, turn left onto Rt. 22 going south. Stay on Rt. 22 heading south to the Junction for Rt. 138. Turn left onto the Junction for Rt. 138 and follow directions above from the " * ".
From West (Croton/Ossining area) or anywhere in Connecticut ---- call Ruth Post (914-844-1024)
Doors open at 6 PM for set up and food preparation!!! Volunteers welcome!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
5th Annual HOPE MACHINE Year-end Hootenanny Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division StreetPeekskill, NY
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:30 to 9:30pm
Steve Chizmadia, Abbie Gardner, and Fred Gillen Jr. In-The-Round 12 Grapes
12 North Division StreetPeekskill, NY
Phone: 914.737.6624
Website: https://www.12grapes.com/
Steve, Abbie, and Fred will do a song swap, backing each other up and doing things which may only happen on this night. Come for dinner if you can- the food is really good and 12 Grapes is a really great place to hang and hear music.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10:30 am
HOPE MACHINE & The Ya Ya's Westchester Indoor Farmers Market at County Center
198 Central Ave.White Plains, NY
Phone: (914) 864-7064
Website: https://www.westchestergov.com/events_indoormarket.htm
A Hootenanny!!!!!!!!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00
Non-Business Meeting Hammond House
Valhalla, NY
We hold monthly meetings at Hammond House on the first Monday of every month. Sometimes we change the date to accommodate holidays. Our meetings are posted on our calendar.
In March, June, September and December, the monthly meeting includes a formal business meeting which starts after dinner.
Meetings begin at 6:00 with a song share. We have dinner (spaghetti and salad) around 7:00. Music continues after dinner for months when there is no business meeting.
In March, June, September and December, the monthly meeting includes a formal business meeting which starts after dinner.
Meetings begin at 6:00 with a song share. We have dinner (spaghetti and salad) around 7:00. Music continues after dinner for months when there is no business meeting.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5 to 8pm (Happy Hour)
GILLEN & TURK Coogan's
4015 Broadway (at 169th Street) Washington HeightsNew York, NY
Website: https://www.coogans.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Solar Punch "Surya" CD Release! TOAST
45 Main StreetHastings On Hudson, NY
Phone: 914-231-6318
Price: $5.00
Website: https://www.rivertownsguide.com/toast
12 milesnorth is excited to present Toast For The Holidays, a temporary art installation that mimics life as an art gallery and is all about toast. This place is really fun and won't last long.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10:30 am
Fred Gillen Jr. Mt Kisco Indoor Farmers Market
351 Main StreetMt. Kisco, NY
Website: https://www.communitymarkets.biz/index.php
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 PM
The YaYas @ John Street Jam John Street Jam - (Dutch Arms Chapel)
16 John Street (Dutch Arms Chapel)Saugerties, NY 12477 USA
Price: $5.00
Website: https://www.johnstreetjam.net/
We're very honored to be invited to participate in this highly acclaimed songwriters-in-the-round event. We'll be sharing the satage with Marc Black, David Ray, Stephanie Milles, Reed Waddle, Kevin Haden, Red Peralta, & Rupert Wates.
"There's nothing quite like the John Street Jam. It's a listening room, a living room, a cozy retreat from winter's chill. The audience surrounds the musicians and the music surrounds the audience like nowhere else in the Hudson Valley."
"There's nothing quite like the John Street Jam. It's a listening room, a living room, a cozy retreat from winter's chill. The audience surrounds the musicians and the music surrounds the audience like nowhere else in the Hudson Valley."
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10:30 am
Matt Turk Briarcliff Indoor Farmers Market
30 S State Rd, Briarcliff Congregational Church Briarcliff Manor, NY
Website: https://www.communitymarkets.biz/market.php?market=28
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5 to 8pm (Happy Hour)
GILLEN & TURK Coogan's
4015 Broadway (at 169th Street) Washington HeightsNew York, NY
Website: https://www.coogans.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5 to 8pm (Happy Hour)
GILLEN & TURK Coogan's
4015 Broadway (at 169th Street) Washington HeightsNew York, NY
Website: https://www.coogans.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
HOPE MACHINE TOAST
45 Main StreetHastings On Hudson, NY
Phone: 914-231-6318
Price: $5.00
Website: https://www.rivertownsguide.com/toast
12 milesnorth is excited to present Toast For The Holidays, a temporary art installation that mimics life as an art gallery and is all about toast. This place is really fun and won't last long.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:30 PM
The YaYas Opening for Patty Larkin Towne Crier Cafe
139 Route 22Pawling, NY 12564 USA
Phone: (845) 855-1300
Price: $25.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
The YaYas are happy to open the show for Patty Larkin at this legendary venue.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
GILLEN & TURK Bean Runner Cafe
201 S. Division StreetPeekskill, NY
Phone: 914-737-1701
Price: $5.00
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2pm
Matt Turk Antoinette's
417 Warburton Ave.Hastings on Hudson, NY 10706 USA
Phone: (914) 478-7200
Website: https://antoinettespatisserie.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5 to 8pm (Happy Hour)
GILLEN & TURK Coogan's
4015 Broadway (at 169th Street) Washington HeightsNew York, NY
Website: https://www.coogans.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Fred Gillen Jr. Whistling Willies
184 Main StreetCold Spring, NY 10516 USA
Phone: (845) 265-2012
Website: https://www.whistlingwillies.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:30pm
Matt Turk Two Boots Brooklyn
514 2nd StreetBrooklyn, NY Park Slope
Phone: 718-499-3253
Website: https://twobootsbrooklyn.com/pages/home.html
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2:30pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Antoinette's
417 Warburton Ave.Hastings On Hudson, NY
Phone: 914-478-7200
Website: https://antoinettespatisserie.com/
Get the lasagna!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1pm
Matt Turk Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: (914) 739-1287
Website: https://peekskillcoffee.tumblr.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Curtis and the Dilettantes Gizzi's Coffeehouse
16 west 8th streetNew York, NY 10011
Website: https://www.gizzisnyc.com
Join Curtis and his intrepid band of Dilettantes -- Ethan Hartshorn on drums, Patrick Gallagher on guitar, David Howe on bass guitar - for three hours of original and classic songs. Gizzi's has great coffee and dessert, and free wifi; on 8th st. right off 5th Avenue in Manhattan, two blocks from Washington Square in the heart of Greenwich Village; hope to see you there!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://web.mac.com/coffeelabsroasters/iWeb/CoffeeLabsRoasters/Home.html
With Eric Puente
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:15pm
Matt Turk and the Hobo Caravan James V. Harmon Community Center
44 Main St.Hastings on Hudson, NY 10706
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://commongroundfusw.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10:30 am
Fred Gillen Jr. Katonah Indoor Farmers Market
60 North Salem RoadKatonah, NY
Website: https://www.communitymarkets.biz/index.php
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10am
Matt Turk Mamaroneck Indoor Farmers Market
168 Boston Post Rd.Mamaroneck, NY
Website: https://www.communitymarkets.biz/market.php?market=29
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2pm
Matt Turk Antoinette's
417 Warburton Ave.Hastings on Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: (914) 478-7200
Website: https://antoinettespatisserie.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5pm
Curtis and the Dilettantes Coogan's
4015 Broadway at 169th st.Washington Heights, NY 10032
Website: https://www.coogans.com
Join Curtis and Ethan for happy hour at Washington Heights favorite Irish bar! Piano, guitar, harmonica and drums -- classic rocks and originals from the upcoming Dilettantes CD. Hope to see you there!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1pm
Open Your Heart To Haiti Towne Crier Cafe
162 rte 22Pawling, NY
Phone: (845) 855-1300
Price: $25.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
Chris Barron of Spin Doctors, HOPE MACHINE, Joe K Band, Congressman John Hall, The Firecrackers, Lauren Bonevenia. All proceeds go to Doctors Without Borders Haiti Fund.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Dorry's Diner
468 Mamaroneck Ave Mamaroneck, NY
Phone: (914) 682-0005
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00PM
Scott Urgola Appearing on WVRK's Regional Frequency 91.3 WVKR - www.wvkr.org
Website: https://www.wvkr.org
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5pm
HOPE MACHINE Coogan's
4015 Broadway at 169th st.Washington Heights, NY 10032
Website: https://www.coogans.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 PM
The YaYas @ Black Cat Cafe Black Cat Cafe
45 Main StreetIrvington, NY 10533 USA
Phone: (914) 231-9060
Website: https://www.blackcatchef.com
The YaYas return to this great Irvington, NY cafe. We had a wonderful time last July and look forward to another intimate evening of music, stories and laughter.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10:30 pm
Scott Urgola Appearing on WHUD's Night Rhythms Hudson Valley Artist Spotlight hosted by Catherine Michaels (100.7 WHUD – www.whud.com)
Website: https://www.whud.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00PM
Scott Urgola "Now's The Time" CD Release Party The Elephant Hotel
335 U.S. 202Somers, NY 10589 United States
Website: https://www.scotturgola.com
This show will celebrate the release of my new CD "Now's The Time." Hope Machine will be the house band for the evening along with many other special guests. This event is being sponsored by The Somers Historical Society and will be held at The Elephant Hotel, a National Historic Landmark. I hope to see you there.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5pm
GILLEN & TURK Coogan's
4015 Broadway at 169th st.Washington Heights, NY 10032
Website: https://www.coogans.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. & Meg Braun Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division StreetPeekskill, NY
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
With Eric Puente
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8-10 p.m.
Andrew V. Craig with Rich Dashnaw and special guests Coffee Labs
Main streetTarrytown, New York USA
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.cdbaby.com/andrewvcraig
Come on down and check out Andrew as he plays his original and some cover material with the guitar talent of Rich Dashnaw. Andrew is a Billboard and Unisong award winner for his fun,pseudo jazz,celtic,bossa nova,folk music.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2:30pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Antoinette's
417 Warburton Ave.Hastings On Hudson, NY
Phone: 914-478-7200
Website: https://antoinettespatisserie.com/
Get the lasagna!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00
Business Meeting Hammond House, Valhalla, NY
We need a volunteer to take the minutes.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5pm
GILLEN & TURK Coogan's
4015 Broadway at 169th st.Washington Heights, NY 10032
Website: https://www.coogans.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://web.mac.com/coffeelabsroasters/iWeb/CoffeeLabsRoasters/Home.html
With Eric Puente
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10am
Matt Turk Katonah-Lewisboro Indoor Farmers Market
60 N Salem Rd.Cross River, NY 10518
Website: https://www.communitymarkets.biz/market.php?market=33
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Matt Turk Starving Artist
249 City Island AvenueCity Island, NY
Phone: (718) 885-3779
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2pm
Matt Turk Antoinette's
417 Warburton Ave.Hastings on Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: (914) 478-7200
Website: https://antoinettespatisserie.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 pm
The YaYas Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: (914) 332-1479
Website: https://web.mac.com/coffeelabsroasters/CoffeeLabsRoasters/The_Shop.html
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. The Starving Artist Cafe
249 City Island Ave.Cty Island, NY
Phone: (718) 885-3779
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com/
For reservations call or email elliott@starvingartistonline.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3PM
Kim and Reggie Harris Concert Union Church, Pocantico Hills (Westchester) NY
555 Bedford RoadPocantico Hills, New York 10591
Phone: 914-631-2069
Price: $10.00
The theme of the concert will be music of the underground railroad. Listen to beautiful harmonies by Kim and Reggie and learn the history and hidden meanings of the songs. See stained glass windows by Matidsse and Chagal. Send check to Union Church of Pocantico Hills. Tickets will be held for you at the door.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4pm
Music of the BJ Musicians Congregation B'nai Jeshurun
257 West 88th StreetNew York City, NY
Phone: (212) 787-7600
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://bj.org
Annual Concert featuring David Buchbut, Eugene Carr, Saskia Lane, Amanda Monaco, Daphna Mor, Jessie Reagen, Basya Schechter, Uri Sharlin & Matt Turk
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7PM
Murchkat Jazz Trio: Eric Puente, Mark Barden, John Murchison Tenampa Restaurant
2011 Albany Post RdCroton on Hudson, NY 10520 US
Website: https://www.tenampamexican.com/
http://www.markbarden.com
http://www.tenampamexican.com
http://www.tenampamexican.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00PM
Scott Urgola The Black Cat Cafe
45 Main StreetIrvington, NY 10533
Website: https://www.blackcatchef.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division StreetPeekskill, NY
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
With Eric Puente
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6-8PM
Phil Dollard Black Cat Cafe'
45 Main St.Irvington, NY
Phone: 914-231-9060
Website: https://www.blackcatchef.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr., Brooke Campbell, one other artist t.b.a. Postcrypt Coffeehouse
2920 BroadwayNew York, NY
Website: https://www.columbia.edu/cu/postcrypt/coffeehouse/
"unplugged" (no electricity- just candlelight!)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1:00 pm
The YaYas with Eric Puente Peekskill Coffee House
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: (914) 739-1287
Website: https://Www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2:30pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Antoinette's
417 Warburton Ave.Hastings On Hudson, NY
Phone: 914-478-7200
Website: https://antoinettespatisserie.com/
Get the lasagna!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5 to 8 pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Coogan's
4015 Broadway at 169th Street, Washington HeightsNew York, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://web.mac.com/coffeelabsroasters/iWeb/CoffeeLabsRoasters/Home.html
With Eric Puente
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
HOPE MACHINE, THE HASTINGS BLUESMOTHERS Dorry's Diner
468 Mamaroneck Ave White Plains, NY
Phone: (914) 682-0005
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5 to 8 pm
Fred Gillen Jr. & Eric Puente Coogan's
4015 Broadway at 169th Street, Washington HeightsNew York, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 pm
The YaYas Buttonwood Tree Performing Arts & Cultural Center
605 Main StreetMiddletown, CT 06457
Phone: (860)-347-4957
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.buttonwood.org/
Located in a refurbished century-old hotel lobby, The Buttonwood Tree has an aura of hospitality with a taste of grandiose comfort. We are an intimate and comfortable multi-faceted shop with a living-room atmosphere filled with art, love and fun! Coffee and Cocoa are always available, and we host an array of different performances and events, as well as maintain a highly-multifarious used-book store. Honestly, this is a pretty chill place to come and meet some cool people, hear some cool music.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00PM
Scott Urgola Brooklyn Coffee House (Mahopac)
562 Route 6Mahopac, NY 10541
Website: https://www.mahopacrestaurants.com/BrooklynCoffeeHouse
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
FRED GILLEN JR Whistling Willie's
184 Main StreetCold Spring, NY
Phone: 845-265-2012
Website: https://www.whistlingwillies.com/
With Eric Puente: percussion
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2 to 5PM
Sunday afternoon session with Bill W Molten Java Coffee House
102 Greenwood AvenueBethel, CT 06801
Phone: (203) 739-0313
Bill has special guests once a month for a jam session in a casual setting.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2pm
HOPE MACHINE Antoinette's
417 Warburton Ave.Hastings on Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: (914) 478-7200
Website: https://antoinettespatisserie.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:30pm
Fred Gillen Jr Frog Lounge
817 Maclean AvenueYonkers, NY
Phone: (914) 237-8138
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.myspace.com/froglounge
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00PM
Scott Urgola Coffee Labs Roasters
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY 10591
Website: https://web.mac.com/coffeelabsroasters/iWeb/CoffeeLabsRoasters/Home.html
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2:30PM
Eath Day 40 in Irvington Spuyten Duyvil
Main Street School 101 Main StreetIrvington, NY 10533 USA
Phone: 917 331 6664
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.irvingtonny.gov/index.aspx?NID=205
Please join us as Irvington celebrates Earthday with music, entertainment, informative talks, and a great farmer's market. We will play two full sets and be joined mid-set by the amazing Zoe Mulford (http://zoemulford.com/) who headlines at UrbanH2O (www.urbanH2O.org) later in the evening. For more info on the event, visit http://www.irvingtonny.gov/index.aspx?NID=205
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 PM
Tribes Hill welcomes Zoe Mulford to Urban H2O at the Beczak Environmental Education Center Urban H2O
35 Alexander StreetYonkers, NY 10701 USA
Phone: (914) 377-1900
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.beczak.org/home.htm
Doors open at 7pm. Show begins at 7:30pm.
A Tribes Hill Song Circle opens the show
Tribes Hill & Beczak Environmental Education Center have teamed up to bring you "Urban H2O" - a new live performance venue on the Hudson River. Please join us for this evening of wonderful music!
A Tribes Hill Song Circle opens the show
Tribes Hill & Beczak Environmental Education Center have teamed up to bring you "Urban H2O" - a new live performance venue on the Hudson River. Please join us for this evening of wonderful music!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30
Susan Kane and Chuck E. Costa Hard Luck Cafe
Congregational Church of Huntington 30 Washington DriveCenterport, NY
Phone: 631.425-2925
Website: https://www.fmshny.org/hard.htm
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
My Dad's Truck Molten Java Coffee House
102 Greenwood AvenueBethel, CT
Phone: (203) 739-0313
3 piece free-range acoustic trio
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2pm
Matt Turk Antoinette's
417 Warburton Ave.Hastings on Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: (914) 478-7200
Website: https://antoinettespatisserie.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 PM
Spuyten Duyvil Common Ground Coffee House supporting Uncle Monk
First Unitarian Society of Westchester 25 Old Jackson AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, New York 10706 USA
Phone: 917-331-6664
Price: $18.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.spuytenduyvilmusic.com
We will be supporting Uncle Monk feat. Tommy Ramone. The New York times says: "There is life after the Ramones, but who knew that its sound would be bluegrass? Tommy Ramone plays a mean mandolin in this new acoustic duo, singing tautly written songs with tenderness about the comforts and subtle politics of home life." More at http://commongroundfusw.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Curtis and the Dilettantes Gizzi's Coffeehouse
16 west 8th street; just west of 5th avenue, near w4th st. subway station at 8th st.Greenwich Village, NY 10009 USA
Join Curtis and his band of Dilettantes for an evening of music at a great Greenwich Village coffeehouse! Featuring Ethan Hartshorn on drums, David Howe on bass guitar and Patrick Gallagher on lead guitar; with Curtis on piano guitar and harmonica, playing originals and classic covers. Great coffee, sandwiches, salads, desserts; free wifi; no cover charge; Tribes Hill members encouraged to bring instruments to jam with; hope to see you there!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 PM
Susan Kane and Kathleen Pemble New Music Concert Series
Midland Park, NJ 07432 US
Phone: 201-445-3787
Music series presented by Robert Hill.
Price: $10.00 suggested donation; Please bring a non-perishable food item to donate to CUMAC to help feed the hungry.
Price: $10.00 suggested donation; Please bring a non-perishable food item to donate to CUMAC to help feed the hungry.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00pm
'KISSES SWEETER THAN WINE:' The Guthrie Legacy Concert Tarrytown Music Hall
Tarrytown NY
Price: $45.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Klezmatics, Pete Seeger, Fred Hellerman, Work o' the Weavers, Rob 'Woody Guthrie' Tepper
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4pm
'WHEN THE CURFEW BLOWS' Memorial United Methodist Church
250 Bryant Ave.White Plains, NY 10605
Phone: 917.975.5035
Price: $12.00
An Original One Man Show about the Life and Times of Woody Guthrie. With ROB TEPPER as Woody Guthrie. FIRST EVER EAST COAST PERFORMANCE. Written by Rob Tepper & Corey Brandenstein. Directed by Corey Brandenstein. TICKETS ($12 Advance, $15 Door/INFO: James Durst, JamesDurst@aol.com, 917.975.5035.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Matt Turk Frog Lounge
817 Maclean AvenueYonkers, NY
Phone: (914) 237-8138
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.myspace.com/froglounge
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5 to 8 pm
Fred Gillen Jr. & Eric Puente Coogan's
4015 Broadway at 169th Street, Washington HeightsNew York, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5pm
Curtis and the Dilettantes Coogan's
4015 Broadway at 169th st.Washington Heights, NYC
join Curtis and friends for happy hour at Coogan's in Washington Heights! Piano, guitar, harmonica; Curtis will play your favorites from the likes of Neil Young, Bob Dylan, John Lennon and the Beatles, Rolling Stones, Grateful Dead, Creedence, etc. with special guest stars; no cover charge; Tribes Hill members please call Curtis at 212 586 8599 if you want to come down and jam!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. w/ Eric Puente and Catherine Miles Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division StreetPeekskill, NY
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
With Eric Puente
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10:00 pm
Spuyten Duyvil Hastings Education Foundation Gala and Auction
Alder Manor 1097 North BroadwayYonkers, New York 10701 USA
Phone: 917 331 6664
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.hastingseducationfoundation.org
We are so thrilled to be performing at this event that we donated a 'house party' performance by Spuyten Duyvil to be auctioned off by the Foundation. This is a great event and a great cause.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm
Mayday Celebration with My Dad's Truck Jorden's Restaurant
900 Main St Southbury, CT
Phone: (203) 264-7011
The 3 piece free-range acoustic trio celebrates the Right's Of Spring
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2 to 5pm
Sunday afternoon session with Bill Wisnowski Molten Java Coffee House
102 Greenwood AvenueBethel, CT
Phone: (203) 739-0313
Bill has special guests once a month for a jam session in a casual setting.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:15 PM
The YaYas Cafe Vivaldi
32 Jones StreetNew York, NY 10014 US
Phone: 212-691-7538
Website: https://www.caffevivaldi.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00PM
Bill Toms Cafe Vivaldi
32 Jones StreetNew York, NY 10014 US
Phone: 212-691-7538
Website: https://www.caffevivaldi.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://web.mac.com/coffeelabsroasters/iWeb/CoffeeLabsRoasters/Home.html
With Eric Puente
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4pm
Phil Ochs Song Night Featuring Pat Wictor, Hope Machine, Nancy Tucker, hosted by Sonny Ochs Towne Crier Cafe
162 rte. 22Pawling, NY
Phone: (845) 855-1300
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. & Eric Puente Googie's Lounge (Upstairs from The Living Room)
154 Ludlow Street, between Stanton & Rivington (Lower East Side)New York, NY
Phone: 212-533-7237
Website: https://www.livingroomny.com/googies
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 PM sign in
Open Mic & Jam Nigh hosted by Mario Giacalone The Grandstand - 197 Grand Street, Croton on Hudson, NY
Picking up on the great work down by fellow towns folk we are continuing the Open Mic nigh in Croton on Hudson. All are welcome - no charge.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00
Susan Kane with extra special guests Fred Gillen Jr. and Steve Kirkman Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 South Division St.Peekskill, NY 10566 US
Phone: 914.739.1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6-8PM
Phil Dollard Black Cat Cafe'
45 Main St.Irvington, NY
Phone: 914-231-9060
Website: https://www.blackcatchef.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6-8PM
Phil Dollard Black Cat Cafe'
45 Main St.Irvington, NY
Phone: 914-231-9060
Website: https://www.blackcatchef.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 PM
Tribes Hill welcomes Joe Crookston and Julie Corballis to Urban H2O at the Beczak Environmental Education Center Urban H2O
35 Alexander StreetYonkers, NY 10701 USA
Phone: (914) 377-1900
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.beczak.org/home.htm
Doors open at 7pm. Show begins at 7:30pm.
Tribes Hill & Beczak Environmental Education Center have teamed up to bring you "Urban H2O" - a new live performance venue on the Hudson River. Please join us for this evening of wonderful music!
Tribes Hill & Beczak Environmental Education Center have teamed up to bring you "Urban H2O" - a new live performance venue on the Hudson River. Please join us for this evening of wonderful music!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm
HOPE MACHINE Paulie's
14 Marble Ave.Pleasantville, NY
Website: https://www.myspace.com/pauliesonmarble
A Full-blown, hope machine, rock 'n roll, native-americana extravaganza. What old electric guitar will Steve Kirkman play? Come find out!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11 am to 4 pm
Open Air Music Festival Featuring The Nields, Hope Machine, Matt Turk, Solar Punch, and Driftwood Greenburgh Nature Center
99 Dromore RoadScarsdale
Phone: (914)723-3470
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://commongroundfusw.com/
Greenburgh Nature Center Members: $8, Non-members:$12, all children 2-12 years of age-$4; children under 2 are free.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm
Ethnic Celebration with My Dad's Truck St. James' Episcopal church
25 West StreetDanbury, CT
Phone: (203) 748-3561
ethnic celebration and fundraiser for St. Stephen's School, Matola , Mozambique
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:30pm
Benefit for Catherine Michaels' 2 Day Breast Cancer Walk Bean Runner Cafe
201 S. Division Street Peekskill, NY 10520 United States
Phone: (914) 737-1701
Website: https://www.beanrunnercafe.com/
Fred Gillen Jr., The Ya Yas, and Kathleen Pemple will be playing. The Bean Runner has good sandwiches and soups, coffee drinks, wine, and desserts.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4pm
WORK o' the WEAVERS in Concert to Benefit Haiti Tarrytown Reformed Church
42 N. BroadwayTarrytown, NY
Price: $20.00
Together with Jeremy Goldsmith/Mi-Won Kim Family
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Big Pedro and the Little Red Roosters; with Curtis on bass guitar Ace of Clubs; under Acme Restaurant on Great Jones St.
9 GREAT JONES STREETEast Village, NYC 10012
Price: $10.00
Come join us early for happy hour upstairs while the band sets up downstairs between 6pm and 7pm; followed by a big set of blues and r&b music with Big Pedro downstairs around 7:30pm, we play until 9pm or so; then after the show join the band for dinner upstairs around 9:30pm.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Spuyten Duyvil The Starving Artist Cafe - City Island - The Bronx
249 City Island Avenue, City IslandCity Island The Bronx, New York 10464 USA
Phone: 718 885 3779
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com/
Enjoy a Saturday night out at this really low key, friendly venue. Good food, great for families. Call to reserve a table. We will be playing two intimate sets and digging deep in the bins for some rare cuts.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
My Dad's Truck Molten Java Coffee House
102 Greenwood AveBethel, CT
Phone: (203) 739-0313
3 piece free-range acoustic trio
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division StreetPeekskill, NY
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
With Eric Puente
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:00 PM
Spuyten Duyvil An Beal Bocht Cafe
445 W238th St Riverdale The Bronx, New York 10436 USA
Phone: 718 884 7127
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.anbealbochtcafe.com
An Beal Bocht is an amazing, comfortable, LOCAL place to see great music, drink a pint and have some great pub food. See you there. Bring your friends (and kids are OK)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://web.mac.com/coffeelabsroasters/iWeb/CoffeeLabsRoasters/Home.html
With Eric Puente
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 All Day
Tribes Hill Annual Meeting, Hootenanny & CD Release Party HAMMOND HOUSE
Phone: 914-564-9212
Yearly dues are the price of admission.
Tribes Hill Annual Meeting and Hootenanny Saturday June 12, Hammond House, Valhalla, NY
Schedule:
10:00 am -1:00 pm Set up
1:00 pm - 5:00 pm Open Mic
3:30 - 5:00 Potluck Dinner Barbecue
5:00 - 6:00 Business Meeting
6:00 - 8:00 Music
8:00 - ? Break down, clean-up, put away
8:00 - ? Camp Fire and Song Circle
Tribes Hill Annual Meeting and Hootenanny Saturday June 12, Hammond House, Valhalla, NY
Schedule:
10:00 am -1:00 pm Set up
1:00 pm - 5:00 pm Open Mic
3:30 - 5:00 Potluck Dinner Barbecue
5:00 - 6:00 Business Meeting
6:00 - 8:00 Music
8:00 - ? Break down, clean-up, put away
8:00 - ? Camp Fire and Song Circle
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Curtis Frog Lounge
817 McLean AvenueYonkers, NY
Website: https://www.myspace.com/froglounge
join Curtis on guitar and piano for classic songs and originals from his upcoming record Tales of a Traveler. Tribes Hill members encouraged to come out and jam!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
BILL TOMS and JOHN ALLAIRE Bean Runner Cafe
201 S. Division Street Peekskill, NY 10520 United States
Phone: (914) 737-1701
Price: $5.00
Website: https://www.beanrunnercafe.com/
Bill Toms is a great singer/ songwriter from Pittsburgh and this is his only Hudson Valley show. The Bean Runner has good sandwiches and soups, coffee drinks, wine, and desserts.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Big Pedro and the L'il Red Roosters Fontana's
105 Eldridge St.Manhattan, NY
Website: https://www.myspace.com/bigpedroandthelittleredroosters
5 piece rave-up blues party band (think Blues Brothers - but we're not on a mission...), with Matheus on vox and harp, Marty on keys, Pat on guitar, Luis on drums, and Curtis from Tribes Hill on bass guitar. Bringing blues back to the Village; hope to see you there!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10am to 9pm
Clearwater's Great Hudson River Revival Croton Point Park
Croton on Hudson, NY
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.clearwater.org/festival/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10am to 9pm
Clearwater's Great Hudson River Revival Croton Point Park
Croton on Hudson, NY
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.clearwater.org/festival/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5pm
Curtis and the Dilettantes Coogan's
4015 BroadwayWashington Heights, NYC
with special guest Jay on bass guitar; join Curtis on piano and guitar while he sings classic rock songs and cool originals from his forthcoming record Tales of a Traveler; at Washington Heights' coolest happy hour!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division StreetPeekskill, NY
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
With Eric Puente
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2pm
Curtis and the Dilettantes Antoinette's
417 Warburton AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, NY
join Curtis on piano and guitar for classic rock and folk and songs from his upcoming record Tales of a Traveler. Tribes Hill members are encouraged to come out and jam!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00PM
Woody Guthrie 98th Birthday Hootenanny Hosted by Scott Urgola Mt Zion Church in Reis Park (the church is on the right as you enter)
82 Primrose StreetKatonah, NY 10536
Website: https://www.woodyguthrie.org
Come Sing Your Favorite Woody Song!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6PM - ?
Tribes Hill Hootenanny Paulie's Pub and Grille
14 Marble AvenuePleasantville, NY 10570
Tribes Hill has invited artists from within our diverse music community to participate in a hootenanny on the evening of Saturday, July 10th at Paulie's Pub and Grille in Pleasantville, NY.
On the same day, just two short blocks away, the PEAK will present the 6th Annual Pleasantville Music Festival. More than 18 acts will perform on 3 stages; the gates will open at 12:00 Noon and the music will continue until 8:00 PM. Artists on the main stage include Jakob Dylan, the Bacon Brothers, Rusted Root and Carney.
On the same day, just two short blocks away, the PEAK will present the 6th Annual Pleasantville Music Festival. More than 18 acts will perform on 3 stages; the gates will open at 12:00 Noon and the music will continue until 8:00 PM. Artists on the main stage include Jakob Dylan, the Bacon Brothers, Rusted Root and Carney.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00pm
Jim's Big Ego The Living Room
154 Ludlow StreetNew York, NY
Gordon Nash says, "Jim's Big Ego is doing a rare show in New York. Jim Infantino is as fine a songwriter as you'll find and their shows are more fun than things that are more fun than a barrel of monkeys. "
Besides being a great singer/songwriter Jim is also our Tribes Hill web designer at Slab Media.
Besides being a great singer/songwriter Jim is also our Tribes Hill web designer at Slab Media.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 PM
Tribes Hill welcomes Lucky 13 and The YaYas to Urban H2O at the Beczak Environmental Education Center Urban H2O
35 Alexander StreetYonkers, NY 10701 USA
Phone: (914) 377-1900
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.beczak.org/home.htm
Show begins at 7:00pm with a Tribes Hill community song share.
Tribes Hill & Beczak Environmental Education Center have teamed up to bring you "Urban H2O" - a new live performance venue on the Hudson River. Please join us for this evening of wonderful music!
Tribes Hill & Beczak Environmental Education Center have teamed up to bring you "Urban H2O" - a new live performance venue on the Hudson River. Please join us for this evening of wonderful music!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
HOPE MACHINE & Scott Seltzer Peekskill Riverfront Green
200 Railroad AvePeekskill, NY
Website: https://www.cityofpeekskill.com/parksandrecreation/peekskills-riverfront-summer
Steve Kirkman, Fred Gillen Jr., Eric Puente, and Scott Seltzer play as one band, doing songs from Steve, Fred, Scott, and the Hope machine CDs, plus some fun, old classics!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Matt Turk "American Preservation" NYC CD Release Party The Living Room
154 Ludlow St.New York City, NY 10002
Phone: 212-533-7235
Price: $7.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.livingroomny.com
Matt Turk and his band
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:30 - 9:00 pm
Joe Duraes The Music Room at Whistling Willie's
184 Main StreetCold Spring, NY
Phone: 845-265-2012
Price: $5.00
Website: https://www.joeduraes.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 July 22 - July 25
Tribes Hill Camp at Falcon Ridge Falcon Ridge Folk Festival
Dodds FarmHillsdale, New York
Phone: www.falconridgefolk.com
Tribes Hill Camp at Falcon Ridge:
Thursday
2:30-3:30 p.m.
An informal, interactive session on PR for independent recording artists led by Mike Kornfeld
3:30 p.m.-11 p.m.
Nothing is scheduled. Enjoy some of the music happening at other camps or feel free to hang out and jam
11 p.m.-midnight
Song Swap featuring Chris O'Brien, Karyn Oliver, Abi Tapia, Brad Yoder & Jason Rafalak
Midnight on...
Open Song Circle
Friday
During the Main Stage Dinner Break
Folk harmony trio Gathering Time leads a 60s & 70s Folk-Rock Sing A-Long & Jam
12:30-1 a.m.
Song Swap featuring The Brilliant Inventions and Gathering Time
(Expect lots of nice harmonies)
1-1:30 a.m.
Song Swap with singer-songwriter Joe Iadanza and the lively groups Pesky J. Nixon and Spuyten Duyvil
1:30 a.m. on...
Open Song Circle
Saturday
During the Main Stage Dinner Break
Spuyten Duyvil leads an Old-Time Jam
12:30-1 a.m.
Song swap featuring singer-songwriters Rebecca Loebe, John Wort Hannam and Shannon Wurst
1-1:30 a.m.
Song Swap featuring Tribes Hill's own Chuck E. Costa and The YaYas
1:30 am. on...
Open Song Circle
For information about the main stage performers please go to the Falcon Ridge web site.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:30
Mid-summer concert & dance and CD Celebration Towne Crier Cafe
130 Rt. 22Pawling, NY
Phone: 845-855-1300
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.marcblack.com
Guitar, Bass, Violin, Sax and drums all to make a joyful noise!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:30
Marc Black Celebrates top ten CD! Towne Crier Cafe
130 Rt. 22Pawling, NY
Phone: 845-855-1300
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.marcblack.com
Guitar, Bass, Violin, Sax and drums all to make a joyful noise!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1pm
Hope Machine, Tom Chapin, Tribes Hill Song Circle, Swamp Gumbo, Putnam Humane Society
Cold Spring, NY
Benefit
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2pm
Matt Turk Antoinette's
417 Warburton Ave.Hastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: 914-478-7200
Price: $5.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
monthly residency at delightful patisserie
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm
Joe Iadanza opens for Loretta Hagen Groovin’ in New Fairfield
33 State Route 37New Fairfield, CT 06812 USA
Price: $5.00
Website: https://www.groovininnewfairfield.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm
Matt Turk Black Swan
66 BroadwayTivoli, NY 13583
Phone: 845-757-3777
Price: $5.00
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11am-1pm
Matt Turk Rhinebeck Farmers Market
Municipal LotRhinebeck, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:30pm
Fred Gillen Jr. & Rebecca Loebe 12 Grapes
12 North Division StreetPeekskill, NY
Phone: 914.737.6624
Website: https://www.12grapes.com/
Fred and Rebecca will be swapping songs and playing together.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3 Days of Music
A Festival of Family Kaplan's Farm, Millerton, New York
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.rooneytunesproductions.com/
A Festival of Family
August 6, 7 & 8, 2010
A Rex Musical Caravan Event supporting the Rex Foundation and the Local SPCA
Limited Capacity — Get Your Tickets Online!
Friday, August 6
The New Riders of the Purple Sage
Devon Allman’s Honeytribe
Reflections • The Ronnie Penque Band
The Johnny Markowski Band
ScareKrow & DeLacey • DC6 Project
Gates open at noon
Music 4 pm to 2:30 am
Celebrating the union of Michael & Laura
Friday Only — $50 donation
Saturday, August 7
Mark Karan and Jemimah Puddleduck
The Rowan Cunningham Band
Boris Garcia • David Gans
Rubber Souldiers • The Kind Buds
Brok’n Arrow • Whoa Nelly
FiddleHead • The Swamp Yankees
Greyspoke
Music 11:30 am to 2:30 am
Celebrating the union of Darragh & Joanna
Saturday Only — $50 donation
Special Rate Friday & Saturday — $80 donation
Sunday, August 8
Local Artist Showcase • 11 am to 7:30 pm
Chris Brenne • Finley & Pagdon • Beth & Steve Ashton
Rob Paton • Suitcase Sam • Wooden Nickel
Jack Christensen • Anthony Silva • Aging Children
$10 at door • Free for Ticket Holders
Celebrating Everybody!
No Illegal Drugs • No Alcohol • No Fireworks
Tickets Are Non-Refundable and Will Be Held for Pick-Up at the Door
August 6, 7 & 8, 2010
A Rex Musical Caravan Event supporting the Rex Foundation and the Local SPCA
Limited Capacity — Get Your Tickets Online!
Friday, August 6
The New Riders of the Purple Sage
Devon Allman’s Honeytribe
Reflections • The Ronnie Penque Band
The Johnny Markowski Band
ScareKrow & DeLacey • DC6 Project
Gates open at noon
Music 4 pm to 2:30 am
Celebrating the union of Michael & Laura
Friday Only — $50 donation
Saturday, August 7
Mark Karan and Jemimah Puddleduck
The Rowan Cunningham Band
Boris Garcia • David Gans
Rubber Souldiers • The Kind Buds
Brok’n Arrow • Whoa Nelly
FiddleHead • The Swamp Yankees
Greyspoke
Music 11:30 am to 2:30 am
Celebrating the union of Darragh & Joanna
Saturday Only — $50 donation
Special Rate Friday & Saturday — $80 donation
Sunday, August 8
Local Artist Showcase • 11 am to 7:30 pm
Chris Brenne • Finley & Pagdon • Beth & Steve Ashton
Rob Paton • Suitcase Sam • Wooden Nickel
Jack Christensen • Anthony Silva • Aging Children
$10 at door • Free for Ticket Holders
Celebrating Everybody!
No Illegal Drugs • No Alcohol • No Fireworks
Tickets Are Non-Refundable and Will Be Held for Pick-Up at the Door
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 All Day
Huntington Folk Festival Huntington, Long Island
Purchase Tickets: click here
Singer-songwriters Susan Werner and Vance Gilbert co-headline the fifth annual Huntington Folk Festival on Saturday, August 7. The free event extends from 1 p.m. into the late evening at Heckscher Park, Main Street (Route 25A) and Prime Avenue, in Huntington, New York.
A number of Tribes Hill members are participating in this festival on Long Island. They include Andrew V. Craig, David Goldman, Susan Kane, Stuart Markus, My Dad's Truck, Spuyten Duyvil and The YaYas. Besides performing during the afternoon, Joe Iadanza will be hosting an open Mic in which Tribes Hill members are welcome to participate. Mike Kornfeld, an active Tribes Hill member and vice president of the Northeast Regional Folk Alliance (NERFA) board, is coordinating the festival.
The AcousticMusicScene.com and Acoustic Live! showcase schedules follow:
AcousticMusicScene.com
1-1:30 p.m.
East End Folk
Robert Bruey, Shannon & Natalie
1:30-2 p.m.
Acoustic Old-Time Fingerstyle Blues Jam
Joe Iadanza, Angelo M, Spuyten Duyvil
2-3 p.m.
Island Songwriters Showcase:
Dave Anthony, Susan Cohen, Tim Dillon, Sonny Meadows, Walt Sargent, Hank Stone
3-4 p.m.
Folk You Should Know
Joe Iadanza, Josh Joffen, Denise Romas, Gretchen Witt
4-5 p.m.
Outer Boroughs Folk:
Mark Allen Berube, Adam Levy, Rebecca Pronsky, Carolann Solebello, Allison Tartalia
5-6 p.m.
Tribes Hill – Hudson Valley Sampler:
Andrew V. Craig, David Goldman, Susan Kane, Spuyten Duyvil, The YaYas
6-6:30 p.m.
Folk from Across the Pond:
Anthony John Clarke (on tour from the UK)
Acoustic Live! In NYC & Beyond
1 p.m. Marci Geller - 1:20 p.m. Cathy Kreger - 1:40 p.m. Stuart Markus - 2 p.m. Anthony John Clarke - 2:20 p.m. Susan Kane - 2:40 p.m. Annie Dinerman - 3 p.m. Mark Allen Berube - 3:20 p.m. Carolann Solebello - 3:40 p.m. Spuyten Duyvil - 4 p.m. The YaYas - 4:20 p.m. Angelo M - 4:40 p.m. David Goldman - 5 p.m. Joe Iadanza - 5:20 p.m. Robin Greenstein - 5:40 p.m. Greg Klyma - 6 p.m. My Dad’s Truck
Festival goers are advised to bring lawn chairs or blankets and to consider bringing a picnic supper or venturing into nearby Huntington Village for dinner.
A number of Tribes Hill members are participating in this festival on Long Island. They include Andrew V. Craig, David Goldman, Susan Kane, Stuart Markus, My Dad's Truck, Spuyten Duyvil and The YaYas. Besides performing during the afternoon, Joe Iadanza will be hosting an open Mic in which Tribes Hill members are welcome to participate. Mike Kornfeld, an active Tribes Hill member and vice president of the Northeast Regional Folk Alliance (NERFA) board, is coordinating the festival.
The AcousticMusicScene.com and Acoustic Live! showcase schedules follow:
AcousticMusicScene.com
1-1:30 p.m.
East End Folk
Robert Bruey, Shannon & Natalie
1:30-2 p.m.
Acoustic Old-Time Fingerstyle Blues Jam
Joe Iadanza, Angelo M, Spuyten Duyvil
2-3 p.m.
Island Songwriters Showcase:
Dave Anthony, Susan Cohen, Tim Dillon, Sonny Meadows, Walt Sargent, Hank Stone
3-4 p.m.
Folk You Should Know
Joe Iadanza, Josh Joffen, Denise Romas, Gretchen Witt
4-5 p.m.
Outer Boroughs Folk:
Mark Allen Berube, Adam Levy, Rebecca Pronsky, Carolann Solebello, Allison Tartalia
5-6 p.m.
Tribes Hill – Hudson Valley Sampler:
Andrew V. Craig, David Goldman, Susan Kane, Spuyten Duyvil, The YaYas
6-6:30 p.m.
Folk from Across the Pond:
Anthony John Clarke (on tour from the UK)
Acoustic Live! In NYC & Beyond
1 p.m. Marci Geller - 1:20 p.m. Cathy Kreger - 1:40 p.m. Stuart Markus - 2 p.m. Anthony John Clarke - 2:20 p.m. Susan Kane - 2:40 p.m. Annie Dinerman - 3 p.m. Mark Allen Berube - 3:20 p.m. Carolann Solebello - 3:40 p.m. Spuyten Duyvil - 4 p.m. The YaYas - 4:20 p.m. Angelo M - 4:40 p.m. David Goldman - 5 p.m. Joe Iadanza - 5:20 p.m. Robin Greenstein - 5:40 p.m. Greg Klyma - 6 p.m. My Dad’s Truck
Festival goers are advised to bring lawn chairs or blankets and to consider bringing a picnic supper or venturing into nearby Huntington Village for dinner.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 Sign in. 8:00 PM Misic begins
Open Mic and Jam Night hosted by Mario Giacalone The "New" Eagles Club
7 Old Albany Post RoadOssining, New York 10652
Phone: 914.432.7315
This is a new venue for the Open Mic and Jam Night that we are hoping will be a new venue for music in the lower Hudson Valley.
We've had great nights in our previous venues and are looking to continue and grow in our new one.
Come on by and share your music, your songs, your writings, and your enthusiasm!
ALL ARE WELCOME
We've had great nights in our previous venues and are looking to continue and grow in our new one.
Come on by and share your music, your songs, your writings, and your enthusiasm!
ALL ARE WELCOME
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm
Big Pedro and the Little Red Roosters P&G Bar
380A Columbus AvenueUpper West Side, NYC
with Curtis on bass guitar, Marty on keys, Patrick on guitar, Luis on drums, Matheus on vox and blues harp. Come celebrate Curtis' new record Tales of a Traveler - released this week!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1pm
Julia Joseph, Steve Kirkman, Fred Gillen Jr., Milton, Hope Machine & Matt Turk New Genesis Outdoor Theatre
23 Vision PathWest Shokan, NY 12494
Phone: (845) 657-5867
Price: $10.00
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 PM
Phil Dollard Black Cat Cafe'
45 Main St.Irvington, NY 10533
Phone: 914-231-9060
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.blackcatchef.com
A favorite cafe' down by the historic Hudson River. Great people, fine coffees & teas... and live music each weekend!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 pm
Danielle Miraglia & David Goldman The BeanRunner Cafe
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY USA
Phone: 914-737-1701
Price: $7.00
Website: https://www.beanrunnercafe.com
Danielle Miraglia & David Goldman each perform a set of mostly their original songs. David will be backed by guitar wizard Marc Shulman. Danielle and David will also do a few duets.
On Danielle Miraglia: "It's only a matter of time before the rest of the country takes notice." ––Performing Songwriter
On David Goldman: "Few people on this earth were born to sing, but lucky for us, David Goldman is one of them."––Christine Lavin
On Danielle Miraglia: "It's only a matter of time before the rest of the country takes notice." ––Performing Songwriter
On David Goldman: "Few people on this earth were born to sing, but lucky for us, David Goldman is one of them."––Christine Lavin
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 PM
Tribes Hill welcomes Julia Joseph and Milton to the Beczak in Yonkers, NY Urban H2O
35 Alexander StreetYonkers, NY 10701 USA
Phone: (914) 377-1900
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.beczak.org/home.htm
“He has the pitch and rhythm to carry the day; his sophisticated lyrics keep listeners coming back for more” New York Times
“Her voice is always the bomb” Red Hot Records
Show begins at 7:00pm with a Tribes Hill community song share.
Tribes Hill & Beczak Environmental Education Center have teamed up to bring you "Urban H2O" - a new live performance venue on the Hudson River. Please join us for this evening of wonderful music!
“Her voice is always the bomb” Red Hot Records
Show begins at 7:00pm with a Tribes Hill community song share.
Tribes Hill & Beczak Environmental Education Center have teamed up to bring you "Urban H2O" - a new live performance venue on the Hudson River. Please join us for this evening of wonderful music!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr & Catherine Miles Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division StreetPeekskill, NY
Website: https://peekskillcoffee.tumblr.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Andrew V. Craig with Chris Fox,Wally Irizarry,Marlon Sobol and Joe Stelluti Peekskill Coffee House
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, New York 10566 USA
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.myspace.com/andrewvcraig
Please come on down and enjoy some pseudo jazz,folk,pop,bossa,celtic music while you treat yourself to some great coffee and baked entities.Joining me will be:Wally Irizarry on bass,Chris Fox on guitar,Joe Stelluti on winds and Marlon Sobol on drums. These folks are awesome musicians who I've had the pleasure of playing with over the years and I think you will be pleased to hear them.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8-10p.m.
Andrew V. Craig with Richard Dashnaw Coffee Labs Roasters
7 Main StreetTarrytown, New York 10591 USA
Phone: 914) 332-1479
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.coffeelabs.com
Folks, I hope you can come down and enjoy some great coffee ,desserts and some fun folk, bossa, pop,pseudo jazz- sing along type music.
(If you wish to play a solo on a tune or two, give us a note at madrigal7n@aol.com and I can send you a chart)
Andrew is a Billboard and International Songwriting Contest winner.Rich is a great guitar player.
You can hear the music and read Rick Rock's review at www.cdbaby.com/andrewvcraig
Thanks and hope to see you there!
(If you wish to play a solo on a tune or two, give us a note at madrigal7n@aol.com and I can send you a chart)
Andrew is a Billboard and International Songwriting Contest winner.Rich is a great guitar player.
You can hear the music and read Rick Rock's review at www.cdbaby.com/andrewvcraig
Thanks and hope to see you there!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr With Eric Puente Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY
Website: https://web.mac.com/coffeelabsroasters/CoffeeLabsRoasters/Home.html
Great, LITTLE coffeehouse serving desserts and the best coffee in Westchester. We treat this show as a house concert...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr & Catherine Miles Shelter Coffeehouse
Annex of United Methodist Church, 300 Main Street Mount Kisco, NY
Website: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Shelter-Coffee-House/112604645424863
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 pm
4th Annual Take Me to the River Music & Art Festival 2010 Draper Park
Draper Park Hastings on-Hudson, New York
Website: https://12milesnorth.org
12 Miles North presents
The 4th Annual Take Me to the River Music & Art Festival 2010
Saturday, September 11, 2010 from 11:30am - 9:30pm
(Rain Date: Sunday, September 12, 2010)
at Draper Park, Hastings on-Hudson, NY
Tickets: $15.00 in advance, $20 at the door
(Click HERE to buy advance tickets!)
$5 Seniors, 17 and Under FREE
DIRECTIONS: Take Broadway in Hastings to Draper Park
(just south of "Five Corners")
Park entrance: 407 Broadway, Hastings-on-Hudson, NY
or go to Metro North for Train Schedule
(Once in Hastings, walk to south end of train tracks and
walk up Washington Street. Continue up hill, cross Warburton,
and Draper Park will be on your right.)
Mainstage Performers in order of appearance
Nancy Rockland
Bluesmothers
YaYas
Joe Crookston
Electric Junkyard Gamelan
Milton
Tim Armacost & Hastings All Star Jazz Quartet
Matt Turk Band
Julia Joseph
Ebony Hillbillies
Hope Machine
The Kennedys
Hazmat Modine
The 4th Annual Take Me to the River Music & Art Festival 2010
Saturday, September 11, 2010 from 11:30am - 9:30pm
(Rain Date: Sunday, September 12, 2010)
at Draper Park, Hastings on-Hudson, NY
Tickets: $15.00 in advance, $20 at the door
(Click HERE to buy advance tickets!)
$5 Seniors, 17 and Under FREE
DIRECTIONS: Take Broadway in Hastings to Draper Park
(just south of "Five Corners")
Park entrance: 407 Broadway, Hastings-on-Hudson, NY
or go to Metro North for Train Schedule
(Once in Hastings, walk to south end of train tracks and
walk up Washington Street. Continue up hill, cross Warburton,
and Draper Park will be on your right.)
Mainstage Performers in order of appearance
Nancy Rockland
Bluesmothers
YaYas
Joe Crookston
Electric Junkyard Gamelan
Milton
Tim Armacost & Hastings All Star Jazz Quartet
Matt Turk Band
Julia Joseph
Ebony Hillbillies
Hope Machine
The Kennedys
Hazmat Modine
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:30 AM
Susan Kane and Steve Kirkman Pleasantville Farmers Market
Memorial Plaza off Manville RoadPleasantville, NY 10570
Website: https://www.communitymarkets.biz
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2pm
Fred Gillen Jr With Catherine Miles Antoinette's Patisserie
417 Warburton Ave.Hastings On Hudson, NY
Phone: (914) 478-7200
Great lunch, even better dessert, and music!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 PM
Tribes Hill welcomes James Durst and Marc Black to the Beczak in Yonkers, NY Urban H2O
35 Alexander StreetYonkers, NY 10701 USA
Phone: (914) 377-1900
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.beczak.org/home.htm
“A rare chance to see a minstrel who tours the globe sharing the stage with the likes of Richard Thompson, Pete Seeger, Don McLean, Christine Lavin, and many others.”
“If the music of Hendrix’ Band of Gypsys and if jam bands like Dave Matthews Band, Phish or John Butler Trio appeals to you then check out Mark Black & Band.”
Show begins at 7:00pm with a Tribes Hill community song share.
Tribes Hill & Beczak Environmental Education Center have teamed up to bring you "Urban H2O" - a new live performance venue on the Hudson River. Please join us for this evening of wonderful music!
“If the music of Hendrix’ Band of Gypsys and if jam bands like Dave Matthews Band, Phish or John Butler Trio appeals to you then check out Mark Black & Band.”
Show begins at 7:00pm with a Tribes Hill community song share.
Tribes Hill & Beczak Environmental Education Center have teamed up to bring you "Urban H2O" - a new live performance venue on the Hudson River. Please join us for this evening of wonderful music!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1 to 5pm
Howling Wolf Family Folk Festival Lewisboro Town Park
Rte. 35South Salem, NY
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.nywolf.org/typo3/index.php
Hope Machine, Matt Turk, Abbie Gardner & Pat Wictor, The YaYas, The Bluesmothers, Dan & Luca and featuring Atka The Wolf!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. & Eric Puente With Special Guest Carolann Solobello Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division StreetPeekskill, NY
Website: https://peekskillcoffee.tumblr.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6PM - ?
Terence Martin CD Release Turning Point
Piermont, NY
Website: https://www.turningpointcafe.com
join us for Terence Martin's CD Release party for "The Last Black and White TV" this Saturday, September 25th at the Turning Point in Piermont, NY. An early 6 PM show! Please make a reservation if you are planning on coming to the show.
Terence Martin
Saturday, Sept 25th
CD Release Party!
The Turning Point
468 Piermont Ave, Piermont, NY
6 PM early show, $15
Reservations suggested:845-359-1089
www.turningpointcafe.com
With Dan Bonis& Gordon Roehrer
“Terence Martin latest CD might be his finest recording to date. Terence puts us in the passenger seat for a musical roadtrip to some very personal mileposts, each song crafted with an honesty and accessibility that is a hallmark of his songwriting skills.” - Ron Olesko, WFDU Traditions -
For full schedule & more:www.martinsongs.com
Terence Martin
Saturday, Sept 25th
CD Release Party!
The Turning Point
468 Piermont Ave, Piermont, NY
6 PM early show, $15
Reservations suggested:845-359-1089
www.turningpointcafe.com
With Dan Bonis& Gordon Roehrer
“Terence Martin latest CD might be his finest recording to date. Terence puts us in the passenger seat for a musical roadtrip to some very personal mileposts, each song crafted with an honesty and accessibility that is a hallmark of his songwriting skills.” - Ron Olesko, WFDU Traditions -
For full schedule & more:www.martinsongs.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1:00PM
Music at Mt. Zion (Presented by The Somers Historical Society) Mt. Zion Church (Reis Park)
82 Primrose Street Katonah, NY 10536 United States
Website: https://www.somershistoricalsoc.org
Featuring:
*Hope Machine
*Julie Corbalis
*The Ya Yas
*Scott Urgola & Rachel Sukert
*Jonathan Kruk.
Part of the 11th Annual Hudson River Valley Ramble
*Hope Machine
*Julie Corbalis
*The Ya Yas
*Scott Urgola & Rachel Sukert
*Jonathan Kruk.
Part of the 11th Annual Hudson River Valley Ramble
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2pm
Matt Turk Antoinette's
417 Warburton Ave.Hastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: 914-478-7200
Website: https://antoinettespatisserie.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5pm
Matt Turk Irvington Farmer's Market
101 Main StreetIrvington, NY
Website: https://turktunes.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr With Eric Puente Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY
Website: https://web.mac.com/coffeelabsroasters/CoffeeLabsRoasters/Home.html
Great, LITTLE coffeehouse serving desserts and the best coffee in Westchester. We treat this show as a house concert...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8PM
Erik Balkey / Chuck E. Costa The Lakehouse
1 Lower Lakeshore Drive Katonah, NY
Price: $15.00
This Saturday night, Octiober 2, 2010, we will be having our first installment of:
"MUSICAL EVENINGS at LAKE KATONAH"
Award winning songwriter CHUCK E. COSTA will be our featured guest. He has won several major songwriting and [performance competitions in the past few years and happens to be one of my favorite songwriters in particular. His buttery voice and extremely poignant turn of a phrase is both captivating and healing.
The likewise gifted ERIK BALKEY will perform an opening set.
Doors open at 7PM
Music will start at 8 PM
There is a $15 suggested donation
There will be a pot luck supper and other light refreshments available...feel free to bring something!
The lakehouse is located at 1 Lower Lakeshore Drive (at the c/o Todd Road and Lower Lakeshore) Katonah, NY 10536
This will be a great night of song and I hope that many of you will join us
"MUSICAL EVENINGS at LAKE KATONAH"
Award winning songwriter CHUCK E. COSTA will be our featured guest. He has won several major songwriting and [performance competitions in the past few years and happens to be one of my favorite songwriters in particular. His buttery voice and extremely poignant turn of a phrase is both captivating and healing.
The likewise gifted ERIK BALKEY will perform an opening set.
Doors open at 7PM
Music will start at 8 PM
There is a $15 suggested donation
There will be a pot luck supper and other light refreshments available...feel free to bring something!
The lakehouse is located at 1 Lower Lakeshore Drive (at the c/o Todd Road and Lower Lakeshore) Katonah, NY 10536
This will be a great night of song and I hope that many of you will join us
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10am
Matt Turk Hastings Farmers Market
Library LotHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
Website: https://turktunes.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1pm
Matt Turk Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division StreetPeekskill, NY
Website: https://peekskillcoffee.tumblr.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Mark Grossman and PB&J-Pleasant Bud & Jody Live Shelter Coffee House
300 Main StreetMount Kisco, NY
Mark Grossman and PB&J
Pleasant Bud & Jody Live and says "Join us for a night of great coffee by Coffee Labs Roasters, yummy baked goods, by Connie's Bakery and GREAT live music, by Mark Grossman AND Buddy & Jody of PB & J. Proceeds for "Wells In Ghanna" to provide safe drinking water for families in need!".
Friday, October 8 at 8:00pm
Location: Shelter Coffee House at United Methodist Church of Mount Kisco
Pleasant Bud & Jody Live and says "Join us for a night of great coffee by Coffee Labs Roasters, yummy baked goods, by Connie's Bakery and GREAT live music, by Mark Grossman AND Buddy & Jody of PB & J. Proceeds for "Wells In Ghanna" to provide safe drinking water for families in need!".
Friday, October 8 at 8:00pm
Location: Shelter Coffee House at United Methodist Church of Mount Kisco
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm sharp
WFUV's John Platt's 'On Your Radar' Series (Rebecca Loebe, Raina Rose & David Goldman) The Living Room
154 Ludlow StreetNew York, NY
Phone: 212-533-7237
Price: $12.00
Website: https://www.livingroomny.com
I will have a great group of singers and players with me: Kristin Hoffmann, Marc Shulman, Akie Bermiss, Keith Fluitt and Todd Isler. We will be doing songs from my latest CD 'Light In The Tunnel' and one from my first 'Summer With Juliet.' Mostly songs with Blues, Celtic and Gospel influences. Advise everyone to get there by 6:30pm to get a good seat. http://www.davidgoldman.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6-8PM
Phil Dollard Black Cat Cafe'
45 Main St.Irvington, NY 10533
Phone: (914)231-9060
Website: https://blackcatchef.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 PM
Tribes Hill brings an evening with KJ Denhert, Lara Herscovitch and Susan Kane to the Beczak in Yonkers, NY Urban H2O
35 Alexander StreetYonkers, NY 10701 USA
Phone: (914) 377-1900
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.beczak.org/home.htm
“It’s all heart and all soul. It’s all very spontaneous and flows from you [KJ] much like someone’s pulse…” WFUV 90.7 FM DJ Meg Griffin
“Herscovitch is now what Baez was then on her best day… it is more than folk. It is jazz and world and a handful of other genres.” Folk and Acoustic Music Exchange
“Susan’s pure delivery leads the listener on a sublime sonic journey.” Sloan Wainwright
Show begins at 7:00pm with a Tribes Hill community song share.
Tribes Hill & Beczak Environmental Education Center have teamed up to bring you "Urban H2O" - a new live performance venue on the Hudson River. Please join us for this evening of wonderful music!
“Herscovitch is now what Baez was then on her best day… it is more than folk. It is jazz and world and a handful of other genres.” Folk and Acoustic Music Exchange
“Susan’s pure delivery leads the listener on a sublime sonic journey.” Sloan Wainwright
Show begins at 7:00pm with a Tribes Hill community song share.
Tribes Hill & Beczak Environmental Education Center have teamed up to bring you "Urban H2O" - a new live performance venue on the Hudson River. Please join us for this evening of wonderful music!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3 - 6 PM
The Art of Ted Berkowitz Bean Runner Gallery
201 S. Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Opening reception for the Art of Ted Berkowitz from 3 - 6 PM
Ted's spontaneous drawings of our musical friends are playful and energetic. They magically capture the vitality of the Hudson Valley music scene.
The exhibit runs from October 17th through December 5th
for additional information contact Ted at tfbstudios@gmail.com
Ted's spontaneous drawings of our musical friends are playful and energetic. They magically capture the vitality of the Hudson Valley music scene.
The exhibit runs from October 17th through December 5th
for additional information contact Ted at tfbstudios@gmail.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm
The YaYas Paper Boats CD Release Show! Towne Crier Cafe
130 rte. 22Pawling, NY
Phone: (845) 855 1300
Price: $15.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://townecrier.com/install/content/
With special guests in the band: Eric Puente, Steve Kirkman, and Fred Gillen Jr. (a.k.a. Hope Machine) and special guest Kiriaki Bozas opening the show. Free CD with admission!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Band With Eric Puente & Catherine Miles Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division StreetPeekskill, NY
Website: https://peekskillcoffee.tumblr.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
David Goldman opens for Brother Sun (Pat Wictor, Joe Jencks & Greg Greenway) Christopher St. Coffeehouse
81 Christopher StreetNew York, NY 10014 USA
Phone: (212) 242 - 5737
Website: https://www.davidgoldman.com
I’m very excited about this show--one thing’s for sure there will be some impassioned singing and playing that evening. I’ll be doing a mix of acoustic rock and bluesy originals, and add a 60s cover or international song for spice.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Huntington's Disease Society Of America Benefit Irving Plaza
17 Irving PlaceNew York, NY
Phone: (212) 777-6800
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.hdsa.org/
Jonatha Brooke, Red Molly, Hope Machine and other artists t.b.a. singing songs of Woody Guthrie and co-writes with Woody. Woody suffered and eventually died from Huntington's Disease.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr With Eric Puente Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY
Website: https://web.mac.com/coffeelabsroasters/CoffeeLabsRoasters/Home.html
Great, LITTLE coffeehouse serving desserts and the best coffee in Westchester. We treat this show as a house concert...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3pm
Curtis and the Dilettantes Starving Artist Cafe
249 City Island AvenueBronx, NY 10464 USA
Phone: (718) 885-3779
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com/
Join Curtis and his band of roving Dilettantes at the legendary Starving Artist Cafe on City Island! Sunday November 7th at 3pm; come out early to enjoy the scenery and get some seafood. Featuring Curtis on piano guitar and his new accordion, playing classics and originals from his new record Tales of a Traveler. With Jay Martocci on bass guitar and Ethan Hartshorn on drums; hope to see you there!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:00 PM
River Spirit Music Presents a Special Dinner Show with Cliff Eberhardt (Acoustic Riverrun, opening) Rainwater Grill
Rainwater Grill, 19 Main StreetHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: 347-MUSIC-76 (or 347-687-4276)
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.riverspiritmusic.com
Special Dinner Show with Red House recording artist Cliff Eberhardt.
Opening - Adam Hart and Ken Tuccillo - Acoustic Riverrun
Dinner/show - $50 (includes special 3 course dinner); Show only - $20
For tickets, send an email to riverspiritmusic@gmail.com or call (347) MUSIC-76 (347-687-4276)
Cliff knew by age seven that he was going to be a singer and songwriter. As a child Cliff taught himself to play guitar, piano, base and drums. In his teens Eberhardt was fortunate enough to live close to the Main Point (one of the best folk clubs on the East Coast), he cut his teeth listening to the likes of James Taylor, Joni Mitchell, Bruce Springsteen, Howlin' Wolf, Muddy Waters, Bonnie Raitt, and Mississippi John Hurt - receiving an early and impressive tutorial in acoustic music. At the same time, he was also listening to great pop songwriters like Cole Porter, the Gershwins, and Rodgers and Hart, which explain his penchant for great melodies and clever lyrical twists.
A driving force of the Greenwich Village New Folk movement and well known among his peers, Cliff’s songs have been covered by the likes of Richie Havens, Buffy St. Marie, Erasure, Lucy Kaplansky and the folk superstar band "Cry, Cry, Cry" (Dar Williams, Richard Shindell, Lucy Kaplansky).
QUOTES:
“Eberhardt is as welcome as iced tea in August.”
—People
"Eberhardt is better than ever, Steve McQueening his way into your heart at about ninety-eight miles an hour, kicking ass with fresh insight and new ways to lament old yearnings.”
—Philly Rock Guide
“One of the most talented musicians on the solo acoustic circuit... full of well-crafted songs and rich, emotional vocals.”
—Seattle Post Intelligencer
“In a field of sensitive, new-age guys, Eberhardt digs deeper into life’s complexities and discovers much more compelling things to celebrate.”
—The Boston Phoenix
“Eberhardt sings with passion and with wit…what makes his brand so rare is the self-assurance and poise he brings to his nearly flawless show.”
—The New York Post
“Up and down the line, as a writer, guitarist, performer, and vocalist, Eberhardt is the equal of any singer-songwriter in contemporary pop. With unequaled directness and with a stark, raw presentation, he carves out miniature masterpieces, giving voice to life’s complexities and ambiguities.”
—Berkshire Eagle
“Melding pop, rock,and folk styles into a rich melange, Eberhardt fits gracefully and solidly in the singer/songwriter niche.”
—Seattle Weekly
“Eberhardt approaches the guitar with stylistic eloquence, with the hooks, licks and grooves that could easily rank him among those who are singularly known as guitar virtuosos.”
—Taconic Newspapers
"Eberhardt is a superb singer, with a vast credible range of emotions, and a soulfulness that draws from rock and pop, but also from the best folk ballad styles."
- The Boston Globe
The Long Road (****)- "Eberhardt has complicated emotions and he articulates them with stunning clarity"
- The Philadelphia Inquirer
“If life were fair and stardom based on raw talent, Cliff Eberhardt would be a household name.”
—The Washington Times
On his sixth album, Eberhardt, who calls the Pioneer Valley home, couches his ballads in rootsy, folksy arrangements that emphasize his bluesy guitar playing and his soulful, Ray Charles-like vocals. Eberhardt's melodies, however, are as sophisticated as ever -- he is the missing link between Paul McCartney and Cole Porter.
- Seth Rogovey
"Cliff Eberhardt voted one of the top 100 Folk Artists of the last 20 years"
WUMB Radio - Best of 2002, 2003,2004
"Eberhardt is one of the most original songsmiths currently on tour, a highly intelligent and articulate artist whose penetrating and profound lyrics are sometimes overshadowed by his extraordinary guitar playing. Upon close listening, the Philadelphia-born singer's gift for the English language is abundantly clear. The words that tumble from his mouth are framed by a raspy yet deeply elegant voice"
- Folk Music Society of Huntington New York
Opening - Adam Hart and Ken Tuccillo - Acoustic Riverrun
Dinner/show - $50 (includes special 3 course dinner); Show only - $20
For tickets, send an email to riverspiritmusic@gmail.com or call (347) MUSIC-76 (347-687-4276)
Cliff knew by age seven that he was going to be a singer and songwriter. As a child Cliff taught himself to play guitar, piano, base and drums. In his teens Eberhardt was fortunate enough to live close to the Main Point (one of the best folk clubs on the East Coast), he cut his teeth listening to the likes of James Taylor, Joni Mitchell, Bruce Springsteen, Howlin' Wolf, Muddy Waters, Bonnie Raitt, and Mississippi John Hurt - receiving an early and impressive tutorial in acoustic music. At the same time, he was also listening to great pop songwriters like Cole Porter, the Gershwins, and Rodgers and Hart, which explain his penchant for great melodies and clever lyrical twists.
A driving force of the Greenwich Village New Folk movement and well known among his peers, Cliff’s songs have been covered by the likes of Richie Havens, Buffy St. Marie, Erasure, Lucy Kaplansky and the folk superstar band "Cry, Cry, Cry" (Dar Williams, Richard Shindell, Lucy Kaplansky).
QUOTES:
“Eberhardt is as welcome as iced tea in August.”
—People
"Eberhardt is better than ever, Steve McQueening his way into your heart at about ninety-eight miles an hour, kicking ass with fresh insight and new ways to lament old yearnings.”
—Philly Rock Guide
“One of the most talented musicians on the solo acoustic circuit... full of well-crafted songs and rich, emotional vocals.”
—Seattle Post Intelligencer
“In a field of sensitive, new-age guys, Eberhardt digs deeper into life’s complexities and discovers much more compelling things to celebrate.”
—The Boston Phoenix
“Eberhardt sings with passion and with wit…what makes his brand so rare is the self-assurance and poise he brings to his nearly flawless show.”
—The New York Post
“Up and down the line, as a writer, guitarist, performer, and vocalist, Eberhardt is the equal of any singer-songwriter in contemporary pop. With unequaled directness and with a stark, raw presentation, he carves out miniature masterpieces, giving voice to life’s complexities and ambiguities.”
—Berkshire Eagle
“Melding pop, rock,and folk styles into a rich melange, Eberhardt fits gracefully and solidly in the singer/songwriter niche.”
—Seattle Weekly
“Eberhardt approaches the guitar with stylistic eloquence, with the hooks, licks and grooves that could easily rank him among those who are singularly known as guitar virtuosos.”
—Taconic Newspapers
"Eberhardt is a superb singer, with a vast credible range of emotions, and a soulfulness that draws from rock and pop, but also from the best folk ballad styles."
- The Boston Globe
The Long Road (****)- "Eberhardt has complicated emotions and he articulates them with stunning clarity"
- The Philadelphia Inquirer
“If life were fair and stardom based on raw talent, Cliff Eberhardt would be a household name.”
—The Washington Times
On his sixth album, Eberhardt, who calls the Pioneer Valley home, couches his ballads in rootsy, folksy arrangements that emphasize his bluesy guitar playing and his soulful, Ray Charles-like vocals. Eberhardt's melodies, however, are as sophisticated as ever -- he is the missing link between Paul McCartney and Cole Porter.
- Seth Rogovey
"Cliff Eberhardt voted one of the top 100 Folk Artists of the last 20 years"
WUMB Radio - Best of 2002, 2003,2004
"Eberhardt is one of the most original songsmiths currently on tour, a highly intelligent and articulate artist whose penetrating and profound lyrics are sometimes overshadowed by his extraordinary guitar playing. Upon close listening, the Philadelphia-born singer's gift for the English language is abundantly clear. The words that tumble from his mouth are framed by a raspy yet deeply elegant voice"
- Folk Music Society of Huntington New York
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Fred Gillen Jr. & Catherine Miles With Sharon Goldman Brewed Awakenings Coffeehouse
417 Main Street Metuchen, NJ
Website: https://www.brewedawakeningsnj.com/s/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
The YaYas & Fred Gillen Jr. With Eric Puente Cafe Mezzaluna
626 rte. 212Saugerties, NY
Phone: (845) 246-5306
Website: https://www.cafemezzaluna.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10:00 pm
RSM Presents The Bereznak Brothers Band & The Joshua Panda Band Rainwater Grill
Rainwater Grill, 19 Main StreetHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: 347-MUSIC-76 (or 347-687-4276)
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.riverspiritmusic.com
The Bereznak Brothers Band is a dynamic and genre-bridging musical group from just a little north of Westchester, fronted by twin brother/singer songwriters Michael and David Bereznak. Their music has been hailed as “a testimony to the strength of small town America…” Their music seamlessly fuses together elements of ‘80’s and ‘90’s rock, heartland rock and current pop/rock. - think Indigo Girls mixed with The Black Crowes and Bruce Springsteen. www.3Bband.com
Opening for the 3Bband is the Joshua Panda Band from Vermont. Joshua, originally from North Carolina, is an exceptional combination of folk and soul, Bob Dylan and Otis Redding. Joshua started singing gospel music at age 3 where he adopted the gospel hand wave, the rhythm, the wailing, and most importantly the embodiment of spirit. Ever since those early days in the choir, Joshua has oozed with uncontainable emotion and passion. Integrating such soulful energy into his original pieces, Joshua has captured a spirit in his performance, which encompasses both the flailing of a fervent preacher and the intimacy of your best friend telling you a story. www.joshuapanda.com
No cover - tips appreciated!
For more information:
go to www.riverspiritmusic.com
or call (347) MUSIC-76 (347-687-4276)
or email riverspiritmusic@gmail.com
No cover - tips appreciated!
For more information:
go to www.riverspiritmusic.com
or call (347) MUSIC-76 (347-687-4276)
or email riverspiritmusic@gmail.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9 - 12 PM
Diabetes Benefit The River Roadhouse
533 Warburton Ave.Hastings, NY 10706
George Gieirer of South County and I will be hosting a benefit for American Diabetes Association.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 PM
Tribes Hill brings Friction Farm with Siobhan Quinn & Michael Bowers to the Beczak in Yonkers, NY Urban H2O
35 Alexander StreetYonkers, NY 10701 USA
Phone: (914) 377-1900
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.urbanh2o.org
“Blending country, folk, and pop into a seamless package … Baez and Dylan would approve” Indie-Music
“the best in contemporary folk …expect the unexpected from covers of Nanci Griffith to Pink Floyd” Nicky Rossiter, Ireland – Rambles.net
Show begins at 7:00pm with a Tribes Hill community song share.
Tribes Hill & Beczak Environmental Education Center have teamed up to bring you "Urban H2O" - a new live performance venue on the Hudson River. Please join us for this evening of wonderful music!
“the best in contemporary folk …expect the unexpected from covers of Nanci Griffith to Pink Floyd” Nicky Rossiter, Ireland – Rambles.net
Show begins at 7:00pm with a Tribes Hill community song share.
Tribes Hill & Beczak Environmental Education Center have teamed up to bring you "Urban H2O" - a new live performance venue on the Hudson River. Please join us for this evening of wonderful music!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:30
Livingston Taylor, guest Matt Turk Towne Crier Cafe
130 Route 22Pawling, NY
Phone: (845) 855 1300
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://townecrier.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3 PM
Kim and Reggie Harris in Concert Union Church, Pocantico Hills, NY
Phone: 914-631-2069
Price: $10.00
A wonderful afternoon of inspirational music in a magnificent setting where you are surrounded by stain glass windows made by Henri Matisse and Marc Chagall. Tickets are $10.00 and they can be purchased or reserved by contacting the church at 014-631-2069. Any questions contact Jim Harrison: harrison orthotics@yahoo.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. With Eric Puente Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division StreetPeekskill, NY
Website: https://peekskillcoffee.tumblr.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2pm
Fred Gillen Jr. & Catherine Miles Antionette's Patisserie
417 Warburton Ave.Hastings On Hudson, NY
Phone: (914) 478-7200
Website: https://www.antoinettespatisserie.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1pm
Matt Turk Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division StreetPeekskill, NY
Website: https://www.turktunes.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
David Goldman opens for Brother Sun (Pat Wictor, Joe Jencks & Greg Greenway) Christopher St. Coffeehouse
81 Christopher StreetNew York, NY 10014 USA
Phone: (212) 242 - 5737
Price: $5.00
Website: https://www.davidgoldman.com
I’m very excited about this show--one thing’s for sure there will be some impassioned singing and playing that evening. I’ll be doing a mix of acoustic rock and bluesy pop originals, and add a 60s cover or international song for spice.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm
Curtis and the Dilettantes Gizzi's Coffeehouse
16 west 8th streetNew York, NY 10011 USA
Phone: (212) 353-0099
Website: https://www.gizzisnyc.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1:00 PM
Open Book Duo (Michele Rubin/Rick Gedney) afternoon concert Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30PM
River Spirit Music Presents American Ax Guitar Night Rainwater Grill
Rainwater Grill, 19 Main StreetHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: 347-MUSIC-76 (or 347-687-4276)
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.riverspiritmusic.com
Area guitarists are invited to check out Nick Fanelli's new American Ax - ALL AMERICAN-MADE guitars and jam together!
For more information www.riverspiritmusic.com
call (347) MUSIC-76 (347-687-4276)
email riverspiritmusic@gmail.com
For more information www.riverspiritmusic.com
call (347) MUSIC-76 (347-687-4276)
email riverspiritmusic@gmail.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7PM
Live Jazz: MurchKat Trio (Mark Barden, John Murchison, Eric Puente) Tenampa Restaurant
2011 Albany Post RdCroton on Hudson, NY 10520 US
Website: https://www.tenampamexican.com/
Tenampa Restaurant
2011 Albany Post Rd.
Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520
2011 Albany Post Rd.
Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 - 10 pm
Joe Duraes Live The Peekskill Coffee Hosue
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10:00 pm
River Spirit Music Presents The Rastus Kain Band Rainwater Grill
Rainwater Grill, 19 Main StreetHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: 347-MUSIC-76 (or 347-687-4276)
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.riverspiritmusic.com
Rastus Kain may be the finest electric slide guitarist to come from the state of Florida, if not the whole south, as well as a gifted songwriter & stage performer with a veteran rhythm section. This three piece power house plays with balls.
The bands latest CD "Road Doggin' Live 09"was recorded in Louisiana, California & Texas and has received rave reviews in the nationally syndicated magazine, Hittin' the Note.
Along with Rastus are, veteran Blues musicians like Bass Guitarist Rev. Boneshaker, who has toured the world with the likes of Bo Diddley, George Thorogood, Rock Bottom & Son Seals and Drummer Jungle Denny McCarthy, who most recently kept the beat for Blues Guitarist Legend Hubert Sumlin.
Keep your eyes & ears open because it may not be long before the best kept musical secret of the South is longer a secret.
http://www.rastuskainband.com
For more information:
go to www.riverspiritmusic.com
or call (347) MUSIC-76 (347-687-4276)
or email riverspiritmusic@gmail.com
The bands latest CD "Road Doggin' Live 09"was recorded in Louisiana, California & Texas and has received rave reviews in the nationally syndicated magazine, Hittin' the Note.
Along with Rastus are, veteran Blues musicians like Bass Guitarist Rev. Boneshaker, who has toured the world with the likes of Bo Diddley, George Thorogood, Rock Bottom & Son Seals and Drummer Jungle Denny McCarthy, who most recently kept the beat for Blues Guitarist Legend Hubert Sumlin.
Keep your eyes & ears open because it may not be long before the best kept musical secret of the South is longer a secret.
http://www.rastuskainband.com
For more information:
go to www.riverspiritmusic.com
or call (347) MUSIC-76 (347-687-4276)
or email riverspiritmusic@gmail.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6 PM
Tribes Hill Holiday Gathering Lake Katonah Clubhouse
Tribes Hill Holiday Gathering & Potluck Feast
Lake Katonah Clubhouse
1 Lower Lake Shore Drive
Lake Katonah, New York
Tribes Hill's Annual Interfaith Celebration offers the opportunity for our collective of musical artists to unite and share fresh and familiar seasonal world music. Representing traditional, original, contemporary and classic genres, songs in native languages spotlight the diversity of celebration and highlight our commonality, the heart of this seasons traditions and festivities.
Free to all Tribes Hill members! Please RSVP on the Tribes Hill Bulletin Board with your potluck dinner contribution.
Directions to the Lake Katonah Clubhouse, 1 Lower Lakeshore Drive:
From South (of Katonah, Rt. 35)) -- Take Saw Mill River Parkway until it merges with I-684 or I-684 to Exit 6A - Goldens Bridge. At top of exit ramp, turn left onto Rt. 22 going north. Take first right turn onto the Junction for Rt. 138. *Pass the commuter parking lot and plaza and turn right at the light onto Rt. 138. Stay on Rt. 138 approximately 1.4 miles to Increase Miller Road. Turn right onto Increase Miller. (NOTE: it is more like a fork than a right turn intersection because 138 veers to the left at Increase Miller) Stay on Increase Miller road to first right - Todd Rd. Turn right onto Todd Rd. (NOTE: while still on Rt. 138 you will pass Todd North -- that is NOT the turn; go to Increase Miller first and then turn onto Todd) Stay on Todd Rd. to second left, which is Lower Lakeshore Drive. The Lake Katonah Clubhouse is on the corner of Todd and Lower Lakeshore Drive.
From North -- Take 684 to Exit 8 -- North Salem/Purdys (NOTE: there is no Exit 6A coming from the North). At end of exit ramp, turn left. At first light, turn left onto Rt. 22 going south. Stay on Rt. 22 heading south to the Junction for Rt. 138. Turn left onto the Junction for Rt. 138 and follow directions above from the " * ".
From West (Croton/Ossining area) or anywhere in Connecticut ---- call Ruth Post (914-844-1024)
Doors open at 6 PM for set up and food preparation!!! Volunteers welcome!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10pm
Steve Chizmadia, plus Eric Puente Birdsall House
970 Main St.Peekskill, NY 10566 US
Website: https://www.birdsallhouse.net/
10pm - Steve Chizmadia will be playing at Birdsall House in Peekskill. Eric Puente will be sitting in on percussion.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8PM
Steve Kirkman and Eric Puente Peekskill Coffee House
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914 739 1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00PM
River Spirit Music Presents Brian Dolzani; Sam Kuslan opening Rainwater Grill
Rainwater Grill, 19 Main StreetHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: 347-MUSIC-76 (or 347-687-4276)
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.riverspiritmusic.com
Singer-songwriter Brian Dolzani is not only a great singer but an excellent guitarist blending feeling and funk. His grooves get the crowd clapping along. Fans of Erin McKeown and Dar Williams will find Dolzani’s style familiar.
And introducing, Sam Kuslan, who kicked off the prestigious Young People's Performance Series in 2008 at New York City's Steinway Hall. He attends private school in Connecticut where he will be a junior this year. Sam has played with greats such as, Curtis Fuller (Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers), Lou Donaldson (Thelonious Monk/Milt Jackson), Harold Danko (Chet Baker), Marc Roberge (Of A Revolution/O.A.R.), and many many more. Sam will also be releasing his first EP, "Music's Calling" soon.
No cover - tips appreciated!
For more information:
go to www.riverspiritmusic.com
or call (347) MUSIC-76 (347-687-4276)
or email riverspiritmusic@gmail.com
No cover - tips appreciated!
For more information:
go to www.riverspiritmusic.com
or call (347) MUSIC-76 (347-687-4276)
or email riverspiritmusic@gmail.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Gillen & Turk Bean Runner Cafe
201 South Division St.Peekskill, NY
Phone: (914) 737-1701
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm
HOPE MACHINE & The YaYas Playing Together As One Band Hard Luck Cafe
Congregational Church of Huntington, 30 Washington DriveCenterport, NY
Phone: 631-425-2925
Price: $10.00
Website: https://fmshny.org/hard.htm
open mic at 7:30, show at 8:30
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3:00 PM
Tribes Hill Solstice Celebration Urban H2O
35 Alexander StreetYonkers, NY
Phone: 914-377-1900
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.urbanh2o.org
Tribes Hill brings its 8th Annual Interfaith Holiday Concert to Beczak on Sunday, December 19th at 3PM!
This enchanting family friendly afternoon attracts patrons back year after year to be entertained and inspired by the collaborative showcasing of our regional musicians and singer/songwriters.
Tribes Hills Annual Fundraiser offers the opportunity for our collective of musical artists to unite and present fresh and familiar seasonal world music. Representing traditional, original, contemporary and classic genres, songs in native languages spotlight the diversity of celebration and highlight our commonality, the heart of this seasons traditions and festivities.
This years concert includes performances by many of the Tribes Hill artists that have shared the stage at Urban H2O over the past year, including Spuyten Duyvil, Joe Iadanza, Lucky 13, Milton, Julia Joseph, The YaYas, James Durst, Susan Kane, Lara Herscovitch, Rick Nestler, Eric Puente, David Goldman, Fred Gillen Jr., Curtis Schmidt, Bill Wisnowski, Susan Lang, The Levins, Eddie Denise, Iris Cohen, Pete Tamburrini, Matt Turk, Steve Kirkman, Josh Joffen, Hank Stone, David Massengill, Solar Punch, Larry Kolker, Steve Scholle, Rick Ahneman, Rhonda Schuster, Rob Morsberger and more.
Come bring family and friends to enjoy this celebratory event and help support the Beczak and the Hudson Valley's local musical talent through Tribes Hill! All proceeds raised will be split by these two great regional organizations.
The annual Tribes Hill Winter Solstice Concert, now in its eighth year, is a gathering designed to give this commingling of disparate musical artists the opportunity to share a broad array of songs -- traditional, original, contemporary and classic -- from various cultures and in a variety of languages, to spotlight the diversity of celebration and underscore the commonality at the heart of festivities that take place this time each year.
Tribes Hill is a nonprofit organization uniting musicians of the lower Hudson Valley region and their patrons in support of a music community that aspires to common goals and beliefs. To learn more about Tribes Hill, visit www.tribeshill.com.
Tribes Hill & Beczak Environmental Education Center have teamed up to bring you "Urban H2O" - a new live performance venue on the Hudson River. Please join us for this evening of wonderful music!
This enchanting family friendly afternoon attracts patrons back year after year to be entertained and inspired by the collaborative showcasing of our regional musicians and singer/songwriters.
Tribes Hills Annual Fundraiser offers the opportunity for our collective of musical artists to unite and present fresh and familiar seasonal world music. Representing traditional, original, contemporary and classic genres, songs in native languages spotlight the diversity of celebration and highlight our commonality, the heart of this seasons traditions and festivities.
This years concert includes performances by many of the Tribes Hill artists that have shared the stage at Urban H2O over the past year, including Spuyten Duyvil, Joe Iadanza, Lucky 13, Milton, Julia Joseph, The YaYas, James Durst, Susan Kane, Lara Herscovitch, Rick Nestler, Eric Puente, David Goldman, Fred Gillen Jr., Curtis Schmidt, Bill Wisnowski, Susan Lang, The Levins, Eddie Denise, Iris Cohen, Pete Tamburrini, Matt Turk, Steve Kirkman, Josh Joffen, Hank Stone, David Massengill, Solar Punch, Larry Kolker, Steve Scholle, Rick Ahneman, Rhonda Schuster, Rob Morsberger and more.
Come bring family and friends to enjoy this celebratory event and help support the Beczak and the Hudson Valley's local musical talent through Tribes Hill! All proceeds raised will be split by these two great regional organizations.
The annual Tribes Hill Winter Solstice Concert, now in its eighth year, is a gathering designed to give this commingling of disparate musical artists the opportunity to share a broad array of songs -- traditional, original, contemporary and classic -- from various cultures and in a variety of languages, to spotlight the diversity of celebration and underscore the commonality at the heart of festivities that take place this time each year.
Tribes Hill is a nonprofit organization uniting musicians of the lower Hudson Valley region and their patrons in support of a music community that aspires to common goals and beliefs. To learn more about Tribes Hill, visit www.tribeshill.com.
Tribes Hill & Beczak Environmental Education Center have teamed up to bring you "Urban H2O" - a new live performance venue on the Hudson River. Please join us for this evening of wonderful music!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10pm
Curtis and the Dilettantes at the Bitter End The Bitter End
147 Bleecker StreetNew York, NY 10012 USA
Phone: (212) 673-7030
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.bitterend.com/
Please come out and get a free copy of my new record Tales of a Traveler, included with the cover charge; at the legendary Bitter End, on Bleecker St. between Thomson and LaGuardia; short walk from w4th st. or B'way/Lafayette subways. with Ethan Hartshorn drums, Patrick Gallagher guitar, and ???
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
MILTON Toast!! (The space formerly known as....)
45 Main St.Hastings, NY
Price: $5.00
Please join us for a MILTON show this THURSDAY NIGHT, December 30th at the space formerly known as TOAST! We had a great time last week as many folks came out for our spontaneous holiday gathering and, at Milton's request, we have decided to host a show to end the year! Please join us if you are around.. and help to spread the word, por favor. Doors open at 8PM, cover charge is a modest $5, @ 45 Main Street in Hastings.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
6th Annual Hope Machine Year-end Hootenanny Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division StreetPeekskill NY, NY 10566
Phone: (914) 739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Hope Machine and MANY special guests ring in the new year!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1:00 PM
The YaYas Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
The monthly Tribes Hill Gathering has been moved to January 10th - location to be announced soon...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm
Matt Turk Band The Living Room
154 Ludlow St.New York, NY
Phone: 212-533-7235
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.livingroomny.com/
Matt Turk and his full Band, Julie Corbalis/vocals;Craig Dreyer/horns; Kevin Hupp/drums;Fred Gillen/bass;Gary Schreiner/keys.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr With Eric Puente Coffee Lab Roasters
7 Main StTarrytown, NY 10591 USA
Phone: (914) 332-1479
Website: https://local.yahoo.com/details?id=11243228
Monthly Residency
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
The Levins at the Black Cat Cafe The Black Cat Cafe
45 Main StreetIrvington, NY 10533 USA
Website: https://www.thelevinsmusic.com
Free- Tips welcome
Bring in the new year with some cheerful tunes at this intimate hip cafe with locally grown organic grub.
Our good friend Paul Siegel plays at 6pm
The Levins play from 7-8pm
Bring yer tips and we'll regale ya with tales from the British Isles.
Bring in the new year with some cheerful tunes at this intimate hip cafe with locally grown organic grub.
Our good friend Paul Siegel plays at 6pm
The Levins play from 7-8pm
Bring yer tips and we'll regale ya with tales from the British Isles.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00PM
River Spirit Music Presents Joe Iadanza and Carolann Solebello Rainwater Grill
Rainwater Grill, 19 Main StreetHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: 347-MUSIC-76 (or 347-687-4276)
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.riverspiritmusic.com
Recalling Cat Stevens, Leonard Cohen, and Bruce Springsteen, Joe’s music is rooted in classic folk: honest and raw. On his latest CD, All In Good Time, the song is truly the thing. And with hard work, the dream becomes a reality – all in good time.
Born of Italian immigrants and union activists, this Long Island, NY native knows about the passionate struggle of the American dream. Joe Iadanza is a late bloomer whose songwriting did not become prolific until his early 30’s with the birth of his first child. “I had stopped making music, but there were songs calling out that wanted to be sung – especially after my daughter was born. I wanted my daughter to grow up with a dad who followed his dreams.”
"You rocked the joint! You're really coming into your own" - John Platt - Host of WFUV's Sunday Breakfast & On Your Radar concert series.
"You are so awesome - as a musician and a person. It was great to have you in the studio. Your story and motivation are inspiring to me. Thanks so much for making the WHUD airwaves sound amazing with your music!" - Catherine Michaels - Host of Night Rhythms on WHUD.
RECOMMENDED IF YOU LIKE:
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Harry Chapin, Madeleine Peyroux, John Prine, Gypsy Kings, Bruce Springsteen.
http://www.joeiadanza.com
twitter.com/joeiadanza
myspace.com/joeiadanza
youtube.com/joeiadanza
CAROLANN SOLEBELLO
Although she is most familiar to folk audiences as a founding member of the female trio Red Molly, Carolann began her musical journey as a solo performer. In the late 1990s, she abandoned a comfortable theatrical career and leapt headlong into the teeming pool of singer-songwriters in her hometown of New York City. Armed with a powerful voice and percussive guitar style, she soon found herself swimming in the downtown club scene, recording her first solo album, “Just Across the Water” (2000), and establishing her own independent label, Elizabeth Records, to release it.
In very short order, the soloist became one-fourth of a quartet, folk-pop group CC Railroad – and later, one-third of a trio, Red Molly.
Nine years after the birth of the label, the founder of Elizabeth Records returned to the fold to release her second solo album, the tenth under its umbrella, “Glass of Desire” (2009).
In August 2010, Carolann stepped aside from Red Molly after six years of steady touring to better balance career and family responsibilities. She is currently pursuing solo opportunities and planning her next record, due for release in 2011.
Born of Italian immigrants and union activists, this Long Island, NY native knows about the passionate struggle of the American dream. Joe Iadanza is a late bloomer whose songwriting did not become prolific until his early 30’s with the birth of his first child. “I had stopped making music, but there were songs calling out that wanted to be sung – especially after my daughter was born. I wanted my daughter to grow up with a dad who followed his dreams.”
"You rocked the joint! You're really coming into your own" - John Platt - Host of WFUV's Sunday Breakfast & On Your Radar concert series.
"You are so awesome - as a musician and a person. It was great to have you in the studio. Your story and motivation are inspiring to me. Thanks so much for making the WHUD airwaves sound amazing with your music!" - Catherine Michaels - Host of Night Rhythms on WHUD.
RECOMMENDED IF YOU LIKE:
---------------------------------
Harry Chapin, Madeleine Peyroux, John Prine, Gypsy Kings, Bruce Springsteen.
http://www.joeiadanza.com
twitter.com/joeiadanza
myspace.com/joeiadanza
youtube.com/joeiadanza
CAROLANN SOLEBELLO
Although she is most familiar to folk audiences as a founding member of the female trio Red Molly, Carolann began her musical journey as a solo performer. In the late 1990s, she abandoned a comfortable theatrical career and leapt headlong into the teeming pool of singer-songwriters in her hometown of New York City. Armed with a powerful voice and percussive guitar style, she soon found herself swimming in the downtown club scene, recording her first solo album, “Just Across the Water” (2000), and establishing her own independent label, Elizabeth Records, to release it.
In very short order, the soloist became one-fourth of a quartet, folk-pop group CC Railroad – and later, one-third of a trio, Red Molly.
Nine years after the birth of the label, the founder of Elizabeth Records returned to the fold to release her second solo album, the tenth under its umbrella, “Glass of Desire” (2009).
In August 2010, Carolann stepped aside from Red Molly after six years of steady touring to better balance career and family responsibilities. She is currently pursuing solo opportunities and planning her next record, due for release in 2011.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6PM
Tribes Hill Gathering 9 Antonio Court, Cortlandt Manor NY 10567
The next Tribes Hill monthly gathering will be on Monday, January 10th, at 6:30pm until 10pm (give or take). It will be held at Larry Kolker's home.
ADDRESS:
9 Antonio Court, Cortlandt Manor NY 10567. Please note that number 9 is at the top of the cul de sac. Larry's home number is 914-739-7276.
ADDRESS:
9 Antonio Court, Cortlandt Manor NY 10567. Please note that number 9 is at the top of the cul de sac. Larry's home number is 914-739-7276.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 PM
Tribes Hill brings Terence Martin and Open Book to the Beczak in Yonkers, NY Urban H2O
35 Alexander StreetYonkers, NY 10701 USA
Phone: (914) 377-1900
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.beczak.org/home.htm
“Terence Martin belongs in the foremost pantheon of contemporary singer songwriters” -Sing Out Magazine“Open Book has the finest country/folk/rock harmonies since the Everly Brothers.” Richard Cuccaro of Acoustic Live Magazine
Show begins at 7:00pm with a Tribes Hill community song share.
Tribes Hill & Beczak Environmental Education Center have teamed up to bring you "Urban H2O" - a new live performance venue on the Hudson River. Please join us for this evening of wonderful music!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Rich Deans and Friends (and Susan Kane) Hillside Cafe
45 Hillside CrescentNutleY, New Jersey 07110
Phone: 973-667-7055
Website: https://www.hillsidecafe.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:00 p.m.
Joe Duraes Live UC Lounge
87 Ludlow StreetNew York, NY 10002
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.ucloungenyc.com/
UC Lounge is located between Delancy & Broome
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10:00 pm
River Spirit Music Presents Greetings From Anywhere Rainwater Grill
Rainwater Grill, 19 Main StreetHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: 347-MUSIC-76 (or 347-687-4276)
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.riverspiritmusic.com
Garage Rock w/strings
Greetings From Anywhere is what happens when you blend the musical resonance of a classically trained string section with the gritty, impromptu riffing of a good-old-time garage band. Based along the shores of the Hudson River in Dobbs Ferry, NY, the band first got together as the Pumpkin Seeds in 2007 for a one-time Halloween gig. They loved the music, so they just kept on playing, and as time went on they began to cultivate a loyal following. The band showcases classic staples of roots rock, rhythm and blues and bluegrass, as well as originals, with fresh, vibrant acoustic interpretations that feed on the melodic interplay between guitars, cello, violin, mandolin, drums and harmonic vocals. The end result is a unique and fresh sound that leaves the listener marveling at what this eclectic quintet can do.
Greetings From Anywhere is what happens when you blend the musical resonance of a classically trained string section with the gritty, impromptu riffing of a good-old-time garage band. Based along the shores of the Hudson River in Dobbs Ferry, NY, the band first got together as the Pumpkin Seeds in 2007 for a one-time Halloween gig. They loved the music, so they just kept on playing, and as time went on they began to cultivate a loyal following. The band showcases classic staples of roots rock, rhythm and blues and bluegrass, as well as originals, with fresh, vibrant acoustic interpretations that feed on the melodic interplay between guitars, cello, violin, mandolin, drums and harmonic vocals. The end result is a unique and fresh sound that leaves the listener marveling at what this eclectic quintet can do.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:15 Potluck 8:00 Music
Tom Pacheco Lake Katonah Clubhouse
1 Lower Lake Shore (corner of Todd Rd.)Katonah, NY 10536
Phone: (914) 232-1727
If you've never attended a Lake Katonah Clubhouse concert, you're missing out on a wonderful, intimate, listening experience. The setting is PERFECT for wonderful house concerts. We are so pleased to bring the next installment of the new Lake Katonah Club concert series featuring the incomparable American treasure, Tom Pacheco. POTLUCK starts at 7:00ish with music at 8:00. Suggested MINIMUM donation - $20.00/person. It will be a wonderful evening. If you have questions, please don't hesitate get in touch with Ruth Post or Monty Delaney.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm
Julie Corbalis, Steve Kirkman, Matt Turk, Radoslav Lorkovic & The Kennedys South Presbyterian Church
343 BroadwayDobbs Ferry, NY 10522
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://commongroundfusw.com/2010/08/24/saturday-january-15th-730-pm/
Julie, Steve & Matt open; jam at the end.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm
Gillen & Turk Empire State Railway Museum
70 Lower High StreetPhonecia, NY
Phone: (845) 688-7501
Website: https://www.esrm.com/
presented by Flying Cat Music
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr With Eric Puente Whistling Willies
184 Main St.Cold Spring, NY
Phone: (845) 265-2012
Website: https://www.whistlingwillies.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7PM
THE EDDIE DENISE PROJECT Philipstown Depot Theatre
10 Garrison LandingGarrison, New York
Phone: 845-424-390
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.philipstowndepottheatre.org
"...Eddie's musical style is a well conceived mix of Sting, Steely Dan, and Stevey Ray!"
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Backwoods Jupiter - CD Release Party!! A Tribute to Bob Dylan's Desire The Cove (formerly Crystal Bay)
5 John Walsh BlvdPeekskill, NY 10566
Price: $15.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://food.lohudblogs.com/2010/07/27/the-cove-opens-in-peekskill/
What happens when you take a bunch of real, live working musicians and put them in a studio? An homage to Bob Dylan that represents the music that Dylan and so many of his fellow folk singers brought to the mainstream a generation ago.
Born out of singer/songwriter Julie Corbalis’ inability to pick just one song on the album to cover, this re-issue of Desire strives to deliver the same rough, anything-might-happen feel the original managed to achieve 35 years ago. Corbalis gathered an eager group of Hudson Valley and New York City musicians into Woody’s House studio to celebrate not only Dylan’s words and notes but his fierce courage to allow music to develop. The result is the band Backwoods Jupiter, made up of Fred Gillen, Jr., Matt Turk, Steve Kirkman, Tadd Kroneck, Debbie Tuzman, Elliott Glick, Curtis Schmidt, Phil Dollard, Eric Puente, Scott Urgola, Paul Silverman and Julie Corbalis. This tribute album celebrates amazing songwriting, great melodies and instrumentation, and a lyrical style that has become overshadowed in today’s over-produced pop world. Perhaps most importantly, it shows what happens when musicians get together and just play. The result is a raw, emotion-filled tribute to the story-songs of Desire.
Released to coincide with the 35th anniversary of the Billboard-chart topping album, Backwoods Jupiter Presents Bob Dylan’s Desire re-captures that mid-70s feeling and celebrates the art and passion of one of the greatest American songwriters.
Born out of singer/songwriter Julie Corbalis’ inability to pick just one song on the album to cover, this re-issue of Desire strives to deliver the same rough, anything-might-happen feel the original managed to achieve 35 years ago. Corbalis gathered an eager group of Hudson Valley and New York City musicians into Woody’s House studio to celebrate not only Dylan’s words and notes but his fierce courage to allow music to develop. The result is the band Backwoods Jupiter, made up of Fred Gillen, Jr., Matt Turk, Steve Kirkman, Tadd Kroneck, Debbie Tuzman, Elliott Glick, Curtis Schmidt, Phil Dollard, Eric Puente, Scott Urgola, Paul Silverman and Julie Corbalis. This tribute album celebrates amazing songwriting, great melodies and instrumentation, and a lyrical style that has become overshadowed in today’s over-produced pop world. Perhaps most importantly, it shows what happens when musicians get together and just play. The result is a raw, emotion-filled tribute to the story-songs of Desire.
Released to coincide with the 35th anniversary of the Billboard-chart topping album, Backwoods Jupiter Presents Bob Dylan’s Desire re-captures that mid-70s feeling and celebrates the art and passion of one of the greatest American songwriters.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10:00 pm
River Spirit Music Presents Spuyten Duyvil with The Newton Gang, opening Rainwater Grill
Rainwater Grill, 19 Main StreetHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: 347-MUSIC-76 (or 347-687-4276)
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.riverspiritmusic.com
Join us for a great local show in Hastings. It’s our bass player John Neidhart’s birthday so expect specials guests and a great night of song and celebration.
Instrumentation
Mark Steven Miller ~~ Tenor Guitar, Bouzouki
Beth Kaufman ~~ Vocals
Tom Socol ~~ Guitar, Dobro
Sarah Banks ~~ Fiddle, and Vocals
Jim Meigs ~~ Harmonica
Lou Geser ~~ Drums
John Neidhart ~~ Bass
"Spuyten Duyvil were standouts at the Falcon Ridge Emerging Artists Showcase this year. They draw on traditional roots, but with a contemporary point of view and a truly spirited presentation." —John Platt, Sunday Breakfast host WFUV
" ...at Falcon Ridge...they ... sounded great on the main stage as part of the Emerging Artists Showcase. What does resonate with me about Spuyten Duyvil is that for me they capture an important spirit of folk music. They are probably best heard at festival and farmers markets. On some Saturday’s they play at the Hastings Farmers Market. Local food, local music; it doesn’t get much better than that. Besides Falcon Ridge, they also recently played at the Huntington Folk Festival... Yet where they seem to be at their best is swapping songs and stories late at night on a hill in Hillsdale, NY, or other places where the hard core folk music fans gather. So, pay attention to their calendar of events, and seek out opportunities to hear them live." —Aldon Hynes 8/9/2010, Orient Lodge, An Eclectic Blog at the Intersection of Technology and our Social Lives
"Spuyten Duyvil is a band that can perform songs in a variety of styles without sounding like just a visitor to any of them. They have a writer who can deliver those songs, and a lead singer who can put them across beautifully…. Sarah Banks gets a beautiful clean tone on the fiddle, and can add wonderful countermelodies or extra rhythmic punch to the songs ….the band is tight… In Spite of the Devil offers a fair survey of what makes this band so good…" —Oliver di Place, a music blog 7/30/2010 (Read Full review)
"Spuyten Duyvil describes itself as a group whose sound "wanders the last 100 years of American music conjuring embittered civil war veterans, recalcitrant small town bawds, suicidal bureaucrats, star crossed lovers and bravehearted fools navigating the mysteries of daily life." In other words, they've got something to say, not merely something to sell."
"Miller is an eclectic composer equally at home with alt.country (the heart-in-cheek "I Know You'll Leave Me"), jug band-leaning blues (the frisky, footloose "Let the Rain Come Down"), even mystic folk (the surprisingly elegant "In Sympathy")—and in Kaufman he has a skilled, strong-voiced singer malleable enough to make it all sound of one piece." —Billy Altman, The Bluegrass Special 12/2009
"They cover the whole spectrum of Americana - Civil War, early Americana (like in Colonial). Great arrangements and beautiful harmonies. They hit on something very special here and I love it. I'm having them back. Trust me," —Elliot Glick, The Starving Artist
THE NEWTON GANG
Brooklyn's best dirt-kickin’ music. If you like your country just a little on the raunchy side, this is the show for you. The Newton Gang specializes in outlaw country, rockabilly, cow-punk, and alt-country. Not for the faint of heart.
"Rooted firmly in the stealth-outlaw tradition of their 1920s namesake, The Newton Gang sneaks up on the listener like a good Kentucky Bourbon—mellow on the intake, but fueled by a strong, soulful kick that’ll leave you sprawled in a corner at closing time, pining for the redneck childhood you never had. Trading off between the burnt-sugar baritone of San Antonio refugee J.D. Duarte and the classic high’n’lonesomes of Ms. Carin Gorrell, and propped up by the classic twang of some of Brooklyn Country’s finest backup boys, The Newton Gang provides the kind of sincere, soft-spoken soundtrack perfect for long-distance drives and hungover mornings."
-Uncle Leon, BrooklynCountry.com
Read more: http://www.myspace.com/thenewtongang#ixzz14jCTtKpk
Instrumentation
Mark Steven Miller ~~ Tenor Guitar, Bouzouki
Beth Kaufman ~~ Vocals
Tom Socol ~~ Guitar, Dobro
Sarah Banks ~~ Fiddle, and Vocals
Jim Meigs ~~ Harmonica
Lou Geser ~~ Drums
John Neidhart ~~ Bass
"Spuyten Duyvil were standouts at the Falcon Ridge Emerging Artists Showcase this year. They draw on traditional roots, but with a contemporary point of view and a truly spirited presentation." —John Platt, Sunday Breakfast host WFUV
" ...at Falcon Ridge...they ... sounded great on the main stage as part of the Emerging Artists Showcase. What does resonate with me about Spuyten Duyvil is that for me they capture an important spirit of folk music. They are probably best heard at festival and farmers markets. On some Saturday’s they play at the Hastings Farmers Market. Local food, local music; it doesn’t get much better than that. Besides Falcon Ridge, they also recently played at the Huntington Folk Festival... Yet where they seem to be at their best is swapping songs and stories late at night on a hill in Hillsdale, NY, or other places where the hard core folk music fans gather. So, pay attention to their calendar of events, and seek out opportunities to hear them live." —Aldon Hynes 8/9/2010, Orient Lodge, An Eclectic Blog at the Intersection of Technology and our Social Lives
"Spuyten Duyvil is a band that can perform songs in a variety of styles without sounding like just a visitor to any of them. They have a writer who can deliver those songs, and a lead singer who can put them across beautifully…. Sarah Banks gets a beautiful clean tone on the fiddle, and can add wonderful countermelodies or extra rhythmic punch to the songs ….the band is tight… In Spite of the Devil offers a fair survey of what makes this band so good…" —Oliver di Place, a music blog 7/30/2010 (Read Full review)
"Spuyten Duyvil describes itself as a group whose sound "wanders the last 100 years of American music conjuring embittered civil war veterans, recalcitrant small town bawds, suicidal bureaucrats, star crossed lovers and bravehearted fools navigating the mysteries of daily life." In other words, they've got something to say, not merely something to sell."
"Miller is an eclectic composer equally at home with alt.country (the heart-in-cheek "I Know You'll Leave Me"), jug band-leaning blues (the frisky, footloose "Let the Rain Come Down"), even mystic folk (the surprisingly elegant "In Sympathy")—and in Kaufman he has a skilled, strong-voiced singer malleable enough to make it all sound of one piece." —Billy Altman, The Bluegrass Special 12/2009
"They cover the whole spectrum of Americana - Civil War, early Americana (like in Colonial). Great arrangements and beautiful harmonies. They hit on something very special here and I love it. I'm having them back. Trust me," —Elliot Glick, The Starving Artist
THE NEWTON GANG
Brooklyn's best dirt-kickin’ music. If you like your country just a little on the raunchy side, this is the show for you. The Newton Gang specializes in outlaw country, rockabilly, cow-punk, and alt-country. Not for the faint of heart.
"Rooted firmly in the stealth-outlaw tradition of their 1920s namesake, The Newton Gang sneaks up on the listener like a good Kentucky Bourbon—mellow on the intake, but fueled by a strong, soulful kick that’ll leave you sprawled in a corner at closing time, pining for the redneck childhood you never had. Trading off between the burnt-sugar baritone of San Antonio refugee J.D. Duarte and the classic high’n’lonesomes of Ms. Carin Gorrell, and propped up by the classic twang of some of Brooklyn Country’s finest backup boys, The Newton Gang provides the kind of sincere, soft-spoken soundtrack perfect for long-distance drives and hungover mornings."
-Uncle Leon, BrooklynCountry.com
Read more: http://www.myspace.com/thenewtongang#ixzz14jCTtKpk
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2 to 4 pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Antoinettes Patisserie
417 Warburton AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 USA
Phone: 914 478 7200
The time is right- 2pm. Come for lunch, stay for the music!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1pm
Matt Turk Peekskill Coffee House
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr With Eric Puente Coffee Lab Roasters
7 Main StTarrytown, NY 10591 USA
Phone: (914) 332-1479
Website: https://local.yahoo.com/details?id=11243228
Monthly Residency
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 TBD
Joe Duraes Live Teatown's 2011 Hudson River EagleFest
Croton Point ParkCroton-on-Hudson, NY 10520
Phone: 914-762-2912
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.teatown.org/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6PM
TRIBES HILL MONTHLY MEETING ==> FEBRUARY 2011 Mark Miller & Beth Kaufman's House
54 hillcrest aveYonkers, NY 10705
The next Tribes Hill monthly meeting wil lbe no Monday, February 7th, at 6pm. The (non-business) meetings, such as this one, are rotated at different locations, and suggestions from members. This month's will be held at the residence of Mark Miller.
DETAILS:
54 hillcrest ave
Yonkers NY 10705
914-423-4332
See you then!!
DETAILS:
54 hillcrest ave
Yonkers NY 10705
914-423-4332
See you then!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Patrick Fitzsimmons RAINWATER GRILL
19 Main StreetHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.patrickfitzsimmons.net
Friday February 11th
Music starts at 8:00pm - Doors open for dinner at 5:00
RAINWATER GRILL
19 Main Street, Hastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
reservations are suggested for dinner.
The kitchen is open until 10 PM on Friday and 11 PM on Saturday.
Parking is available on the street and in Boulanger Plaza (municipal parking lot) right next door
For more information, send an email to riverspiritmusic@gmail.com
or call (347) MUSIC-76 (347-687-4276)
one of the most captivating songwriters around today . . .
Patrick Fitzsimmons writes songs that have that rare combination of strong lyrics and strong melody. He is a three-time Ploughshares songwriting contest finalist and has had his songs placed in several independent films. His latest CD, So Beautiful So Blue is being played on radio stations all over the country. He continues to tour throughout the northeast building a large and loyal following with his soulful, captivating performances. In high school in Sparta, New Jersey, he and two classmates formed a band that would ultimately become From Good Homes, a New Jersey based folk/rock band signed to RCA Records in the mid ‘90’s. FGH recorded three CDs with RCA & toured the country sharing the stage with Bob Dylan, Dave Mathews Band, Joan Osborne and many others. In 2000, the band broke up and Patrick moved to Vermont and began his solo career.
Cover $10
http://www.patrickfitzsimmons.net
RAINWATER GRILL
19 Main Street, Hastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
Music starts at 8:00pm - Doors open for dinner at 5:00
RAINWATER GRILL
19 Main Street, Hastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
reservations are suggested for dinner.
The kitchen is open until 10 PM on Friday and 11 PM on Saturday.
Parking is available on the street and in Boulanger Plaza (municipal parking lot) right next door
For more information, send an email to riverspiritmusic@gmail.com
or call (347) MUSIC-76 (347-687-4276)
one of the most captivating songwriters around today . . .
Patrick Fitzsimmons writes songs that have that rare combination of strong lyrics and strong melody. He is a three-time Ploughshares songwriting contest finalist and has had his songs placed in several independent films. His latest CD, So Beautiful So Blue is being played on radio stations all over the country. He continues to tour throughout the northeast building a large and loyal following with his soulful, captivating performances. In high school in Sparta, New Jersey, he and two classmates formed a band that would ultimately become From Good Homes, a New Jersey based folk/rock band signed to RCA Records in the mid ‘90’s. FGH recorded three CDs with RCA & toured the country sharing the stage with Bob Dylan, Dave Mathews Band, Joan Osborne and many others. In 2000, the band broke up and Patrick moved to Vermont and began his solo career.
Cover $10
http://www.patrickfitzsimmons.net
RAINWATER GRILL
19 Main Street, Hastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7PM
Eric Puente Jazz Trio...with Mark Minkler and Jay Azzolina Karma Lounge
175 Main St.Ossining, NY 10562 US
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.karmaloungeofwestchester.com
Eric Puente Jazz Trio...with Mark Minkler and Jay Azzolina
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10:00 pm
Patti Rothberg RAINWATER GRILL
19 Main StreetHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
Price: $10.00
Saturday February 12th
Music starts at 10:00pm - Doors open for dinner at 5:00
RAINWATER GRILL
19 Main Street, Hastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
reservations are suggested for dinner.
The kitchen is open until 10 PM on Friday and 11 PM on Saturday.
Parking is available on the street and in Boulanger Plaza (municipal parking lot) right next door
For more information, send an email to riverspiritmusic@gmail.com
or call (347) MUSIC-76 (347-687-4276)
setting the new standard for women in rock . . .
Patti Rothberg is a native of Westchester - she graduated from Scarsdale Alternative School (the experimental community school slightly smaller, slightly “hipper” than the larger Scarsdale High). After a stint with the all female industrial band Thrust (1993-94), she recorded her first solo album “Between The 1 And The 9”, which sold over 450,000 copies, with the single “Inside” reaching #32 on the Billboard Pop Charts. Together with her band, she toured the US supporting Chris Isaak, The Wallflowers, Midnight Oil and Paul Westerberg. She has appeared on the Tonight Show, Late Night with David Letterman. Recently, Patti completed “Double Standards”, a collection of new songs split between hard rock and heartfelt acoustic songs.
Cover $10 at door
Music starts at 10:00pm - Doors open for dinner at 5:00
RAINWATER GRILL
19 Main Street, Hastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
reservations are suggested for dinner.
The kitchen is open until 10 PM on Friday and 11 PM on Saturday.
Parking is available on the street and in Boulanger Plaza (municipal parking lot) right next door
For more information, send an email to riverspiritmusic@gmail.com
or call (347) MUSIC-76 (347-687-4276)
setting the new standard for women in rock . . .
Patti Rothberg is a native of Westchester - she graduated from Scarsdale Alternative School (the experimental community school slightly smaller, slightly “hipper” than the larger Scarsdale High). After a stint with the all female industrial band Thrust (1993-94), she recorded her first solo album “Between The 1 And The 9”, which sold over 450,000 copies, with the single “Inside” reaching #32 on the Billboard Pop Charts. Together with her band, she toured the US supporting Chris Isaak, The Wallflowers, Midnight Oil and Paul Westerberg. She has appeared on the Tonight Show, Late Night with David Letterman. Recently, Patti completed “Double Standards”, a collection of new songs split between hard rock and heartfelt acoustic songs.
Cover $10 at door
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
My Dad's Truck Molten Java Coffee House
102 Greenwood AveBethel, CT
Phone: 203-994-1903
My Dad's Truck will call the tunes live form their huge song bag
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 pm
Putnam Council on the Arts presents Music for the Heart, the Soul, and the Funny BOne BELLE LEVINE ARTS CENTER
521 KENNICUT HILL ROADMAHOPAC, NY
Phone: 845-216-0636
Price: $20.00
Website: https://www.putnamartscouncil.com
A memorable evening with singer/songwriter/guitarists Josh Joffen, Stuart Kabak, and Carla Ulbrich.
A two-time winner of the Kerrville New Folk competition for songwriters, Josh Joffen crafts songs that are by turns rousing,
funny, poetic and insightful, blending modern and traditional folk and jazz influences in a rich palette of guitar voicings and open
tunings. His new CD, "Postcard From Antigua" features songs set in the Caribbean, the Middle East and his own New York.
Stuart Kabak, of Sparrowbush, NY, a songwriter with great imagery and storytelling that touches everyone, also has a new CD out: "No Matter Where You're Going," that has, among other great songs, his quiet masterpiece, "Your Mom's Guitar."
Josh and Stu may contend over who is the heart and who is the soul of the evening, but there is no question about who the funny bone is.
Carla Ulbrich is gifted with a knack for wordplay and keen observation that results in strikingly funny songs. Her latest CD, "Live From Outer Space," was released in 2009, and her book "How Can You NOT Laugh At A Time Like This," is just out.
A two-time winner of the Kerrville New Folk competition for songwriters, Josh Joffen crafts songs that are by turns rousing,
funny, poetic and insightful, blending modern and traditional folk and jazz influences in a rich palette of guitar voicings and open
tunings. His new CD, "Postcard From Antigua" features songs set in the Caribbean, the Middle East and his own New York.
Stuart Kabak, of Sparrowbush, NY, a songwriter with great imagery and storytelling that touches everyone, also has a new CD out: "No Matter Where You're Going," that has, among other great songs, his quiet masterpiece, "Your Mom's Guitar."
Josh and Stu may contend over who is the heart and who is the soul of the evening, but there is no question about who the funny bone is.
Carla Ulbrich is gifted with a knack for wordplay and keen observation that results in strikingly funny songs. Her latest CD, "Live From Outer Space," was released in 2009, and her book "How Can You NOT Laugh At A Time Like This," is just out.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1:00 PM
Susan Kane with Steve Kirkman and Eric Puente Peekskill Coffee House
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY
Phone: 914 739 1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
there will be pre-Valentines Day chocolate!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2 to 5pm
Bill Wisnowski solo Molten Java Coffee House
102 Greenwood AveBethel, CT
Phone: 203-994-1903
Bill Wisnowski will do a solo show mixing originals and cover. Watch for special guests
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7PM
Eric Puente Jazz Trio...with Mark Minkler and Mark Barden Tenampa Restaurant
2011 Albany Post RdCroton on Hudson, NY 10520
Website: https://www.uryu8.com/tenampa/
Mark Barden - guitar
Mark Minkler - upright bass
Eric Puente - drums
Mark Minkler - upright bass
Eric Puente - drums
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
The Levins - Music for Humanity Concert Noble Coffee Roasters
3020 NY 207Campbell, NY 10916
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:30
Peter Calo and Rob Morsberger, with Kati Mac The Towne Crier
130 Rte 22Pawling, NY
Phone: 845 855 1300
Website: https://www.townecrier.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Tribes Hill brings Hope Machine and Bill Toms to Urban H2O Beczak Environmental Education Center
35 Alexander StreetYonkers, NY 10701 USA
Phone: 914-377-1900
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.hopemachine.com
rabble-rousing, FOLK-ROCK, native-americana, INDUSTRIAL-ROCKABILLY, foot-stompin’ songs
FREE BEER from our sponsor Captain Lawrence Brewery!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1pm
The Levins Peekskill Coffee House
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. With Special Guest The Levins Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 pm
Scott Urgola Performing Live Broadway Station
30-09 BroadwayAstoria, NY 11106
Website: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Broadway-Station/176303962411360?sk=info
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 - 10 PM
Joe Duraes Live at The Peekskill Coffee House The Peekskill Coffee House
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr With Eric Puente Coffee Lab Roasters
7 Main StTarrytown, NY 10591 USA
Phone: (914) 332-1479
Website: https://local.yahoo.com/details?id=11243228
Monthly Residency
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 to 10 pm
My Dad's Truck Molten Java Coffee House
102 Greenwood AveBethel, CT
My Dad's Truck, a free range acoustic trio, will call the tunes live form their huge Americana song bag.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:30PM
SOMETHING: A CELEBRATION OF THE LIFE OF GEORGE HARRISON 12 Grapes
12 North Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-737-6624
Website: https://www.12grapes.com
A celebration of the music of George Harrison, his Beatle years and beyond featuring Steve Chizmadia, Julie Corbalis, Chris Corbalis, Eric Puente, Paul Silverman and Seth Slater. Free admission!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm
James and Sasha Wilson host Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering - Irvington
20 S. Buckhout StreetIrvington, NY 10533
contact for this gathering:
James - jwilson10533(at)gmail.com
James (cell) 914-420-1525
spaghetti/salad/potluck/BYOB
If you are interested in hosting a future Tribes Hill gathering:
email info@tribeshill.com or call Rick at 914-564-9212
James - jwilson10533(at)gmail.com
James (cell) 914-420-1525
spaghetti/salad/potluck/BYOB
If you are interested in hosting a future Tribes Hill gathering:
email info@tribeshill.com or call Rick at 914-564-9212
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00pm
Spuyten Duyvil at WFUV's On Your Radar hosted by John Platt The Living Room
154 Ludlow St.New York, NY
Website: https://www.livingroomny.com/
Hosted by WFUV’s John Platt, On Your Radar presents Spuyten Duyvil, Barnaby Bright and Jason Spooner. We will play a 30 minute set and answer a few questions from John.
Age Range: All Ages
Age Range: All Ages
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Curtis and the Dilettantes - Friday night with LegendsRadio.net Gizzi's Cafe, Greenwich Village NYC
16 west 8th st.New York, NY 10011
featuring Ethan on drums and vocals, Evan on bass and vocals, Curtis on accordion, guitar, harmonica and vocals. Part of Evan Ginzburg's lineup for his internet LegendsRadio. No cover; new liquor license; new and improved sound system; same great coffee, snacks, light meals and desserts.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2 PM
Joe Crookston in Concert Acoustic Cafe' at Our Lady of Mercy Academy
25 Fremont Ave.Parkridge, NJ
Phone: 201-573-0718
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.cafeacoustic.org
Join us this Sunday, March 13th at 2 PM for Joe Crookston in Concert! We are happy to present Joe in concert to celebrate the release of his new CD, Darkling and the Bluebird Jubilee! Joe is a one of a kind performer and this is his 3rd time with us! Special guest will be Carolann Solebello.
" Artful, intense, and often transcendentÂ…imaginative, and extremely engaging... If you love a moving song and magical madness, Joe delivers it all....the music, the lyrics, the energy, and the passion for exceptionaly well written songs --He loves his audience, and it shows."
Joe was voted "Most Wanted Artist" at the Falcon Ridge Folk festival and his previous CD, Able Baker Charlie & Dog was awarded 2009 'Album of the Year' by the International Folk Alliance in
with special guest...
Carolann Solebello - Most familiar to folk audiences as a founding member of the female trio RED MOLLY, Carolann Solebello recently returned to solo performance and is currently touring in support of her most recent release, “Glass of Desire” and recording a new solo CD.
" Artful, intense, and often transcendentÂ…imaginative, and extremely engaging... If you love a moving song and magical madness, Joe delivers it all....the music, the lyrics, the energy, and the passion for exceptionaly well written songs --He loves his audience, and it shows."
Joe was voted "Most Wanted Artist" at the Falcon Ridge Folk festival and his previous CD, Able Baker Charlie & Dog was awarded 2009 'Album of the Year' by the International Folk Alliance in
with special guest...
Carolann Solebello - Most familiar to folk audiences as a founding member of the female trio RED MOLLY, Carolann Solebello recently returned to solo performance and is currently touring in support of her most recent release, “Glass of Desire” and recording a new solo CD.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 PM
Alphabet City Songwriter's Exchange Banjo Jim's 9th and Ave.C NYC
Website: https://www.banjojims.com/gigs.htm
Our grand opening will feature four exceptional songwriters; James Durst, Honor Finnegan, Kath Buckell & Sharon Goldman. Song sharing will be done Round Robin. No cover, but merely a one-drink minimum. Hope to see you there!
James Durst
Quietly traversing the planet since 1965, James has performed for rapt audiences of all ages in 49 states and 45 countries throughout the Americas, Europe, Scandinavia, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, in Russia, Azerbaijan, Japan, Korea and most recently India and Israel. He draws from a rich and ever-evolving repertoire of distinctive original and collected songs.
http://www.jamesdurst.com/
Sharon Goldman
Sharon Goldman is a New Jersey – based singer-songwriter with over a decade of writing songs and four albums under her belt. But this contemporary folk/pop singer/songwriter is changing her tune – just a little bit.
http://www.sharongoldmanmusic.com/
Kath Buckell
From her roots in a small Australian country town in the heart of the farming district of Northern Victoria, talented singer-songwriter Kath Buckell captivates audiences wherever she travels. In classic
troubadour style she connects to her audience with her heartfelt stories of the Australian land and its people.
http://kathbuckell.com/html/slideshow.php
Honor Finnegan (Your hostess)
At 5’1”, Honor has a natural and unassuming stage presence until she opens her mouth and starts to sing. The effect is compelling. Her words are thought provoking, her melodies catchy and enjoyable
http://www.sonicbids.com/Profile/ArtistProfile.aspx?account_id=109687
James Durst
Quietly traversing the planet since 1965, James has performed for rapt audiences of all ages in 49 states and 45 countries throughout the Americas, Europe, Scandinavia, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, in Russia, Azerbaijan, Japan, Korea and most recently India and Israel. He draws from a rich and ever-evolving repertoire of distinctive original and collected songs.
http://www.jamesdurst.com/
Sharon Goldman
Sharon Goldman is a New Jersey – based singer-songwriter with over a decade of writing songs and four albums under her belt. But this contemporary folk/pop singer/songwriter is changing her tune – just a little bit.
http://www.sharongoldmanmusic.com/
Kath Buckell
From her roots in a small Australian country town in the heart of the farming district of Northern Victoria, talented singer-songwriter Kath Buckell captivates audiences wherever she travels. In classic
troubadour style she connects to her audience with her heartfelt stories of the Australian land and its people.
http://kathbuckell.com/html/slideshow.php
Honor Finnegan (Your hostess)
At 5’1”, Honor has a natural and unassuming stage presence until she opens her mouth and starts to sing. The effect is compelling. Her words are thought provoking, her melodies catchy and enjoyable
http://www.sonicbids.com/Profile/ArtistProfile.aspx?account_id=109687
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
St. Patrick's Day open mic Gizzi's Cafe, Greenwich Village NYC
16 west 8th st.New York, NY 10011
Join Curtis, Mike America and many special guests to help celebrate St. Patrick's Day with festive songs and stories.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6PM
Tribes Hill Business Meeting Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, NY 10595
Phone: 914-564-9212
Open to all active board members and committee heads.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:00 p.m.
Joe Duraes Live @ Desmond's Tavern (NYC) Desmond’s Tavern
433 Park Ave SouthNew York, NY 10016
Phone: 212-725-9864
Website: https://www.desmondstavernnyc.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6-8PM
Phil Dollard at the Black Cat The Black Cat Cafe'
45 Main St.Irvington, NY
Phone: 914-231-9060
Website: https://blackcatchef.com
This is a favorite venue for me. Emily runs a fantastic coffee house in Irvington, with music every weekend. fine caffeinated and de-caffeinated beverages, scrumptious items on the menu and a super staff. Hope to see you there. Please note early start time: 6PM.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. With Eric Puente and Catherine Miles Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00pm
Spuyten Duyvil at the Brooklyn Country Fair Jalopy Theater, Brooklyn NY
315 Columbia Street Brooklyn, NY
Join Spuyten Duyvil at the Jalopy Theater for the Brooklyn Country Fair with Ramblin' Andy and the See Ya Laters, The Newton Gang, and Sam Otis Hill & Co.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3 pm - midnight+
Acoustic L.O.M.E. Fest (Local Original Music Expo) The Keltic House, Fishkill NY
1004 Main Street Fishkill, NY 12524
Website: https://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/event.php?eid=131502460245519
This all-day music festival features 12 solo artists: Julie Corbalis, Robert Daniels, Kylie Edmond, Tim Feeney, Fred Gillen Jr., Jason Gisser, Bryan Gordon, Johanna Kodlick, Larry Kolker, Cea Marie, Charlie Sabin, and Matt Singer.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:30PM
Scott Urgola Performing Live (w/ Eric Puente & Rachel Sukert) The Roadhouse Tavern
208 Tomahawk Road Street (Rt. 118)Yorktown Heights, NY 10598
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1:00 - 3:00 PM
The YaYas Peekskill Coffee House
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY
Phone: 914 739 1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2 pm
FRED GILLEN JR. Solo Show Antoinette's Patisserie
417 Warburton AvenueHastings -On- Hudson, NY
Phone: 914 478 7200
Website: https://antoinettespatisserie.com/
Lunch, coffee, desserts, music....
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 PM
Phil Dollard at Starving Artist Starving Artist Cafe'
249 City Island Ave.City Island (Bronx), NY 10464
Phone: (718) 885-3779
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com/
I'll be returning to Starving Artist for their Thursday Night Music Series at the end of March. Elliott will be sitting in for a few tunes from the Backwoods Jupiter project, where we, along with other Hudson Valley musicians, covered Dylan's "Desire" album. Should be a great night so try to make it over to City Island's premier cafe and gallery.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr With Eric Puente Coffee Lab Roasters
7 Main StTarrytown, NY 10591 USA
Phone: (914) 332-1479
Website: https://local.yahoo.com/details?id=11243228
Monthly Residency
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6-8 pm
Larry Kolker, Honor Finnegan Black Cat Cafe
45 Main Street Irvington, NY
Website: https://blackcatchef.com/
Larry Kolker, with Mr. Sticks Levine, and Honor Finnegan, with Mr. Carl Money, at the Black Cat Cafe in Irvington, NY. Good stuff! No cover! Stop by for some java and pastries while you listen...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Spuyten Duyvil, with Kath Buckell Common Ground Folk Series @ Lewisboro Library
15 Main StreetSouth Salem, NY 10590
Phone: 914-693-1065
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.commongroundfusw.com
Sputen Duyvil's Alternative Roots sound wanders the last 100 years of American music conjuring embittered civil war veterans, recalcitrant small town bawds, suicidal bureaucrats, star crossed lovers and brave hearted fools navigating the mysteries of daily life.
From her roots in a small Australian country town in the heart of the farming district of Northern Victoria, talented singer-songwriter Kath Buckell captivates audiences wherever she travels. In classic troubadour style she connects to her audience with her heartfelt stories of the Australian land and its people.
From her roots in a small Australian country town in the heart of the farming district of Northern Victoria, talented singer-songwriter Kath Buckell captivates audiences wherever she travels. In classic troubadour style she connects to her audience with her heartfelt stories of the Australian land and its people.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6 PM
Fred Gillen Jr hosts Monthly Gathering
218 Pomeroy StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-293-7688
Open to all!
Come to our monthly Tribes Hill Gathering - enjoy song circle music and pasta and salad dinner.
Come to our monthly Tribes Hill Gathering - enjoy song circle music and pasta and salad dinner.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 pm
Red Molly with Carsie Blanton Common Ground Concerts at South Presbyterian Church
343 BroadwayDobbs Ferry, NY 10522
Phone: 914-693-1065
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.commongroundfusw.com
The dynamic female trio that began as a happy accident around a campsite (at the 2004 Falcon Ridge Folk Festival) is now drawing invitations from renowned historic national events like Merlefest, and is winning over audiences around the country. Spurred onward by an ever-growing and devoted fanbase, and the desire to commit themselves to touring farther from home, Red Molly is at the start of a new and exciting musical chapter. After six years of touring, the band announced that guitarist/bassist Carolann Solebello will leave the group in August 2010 to spend more time with family and pursue solo opportunities. Remaining founding members Laurie MacAllister (bass, banjo) and Abbie Gardner (Dobro, guitar) welcome the newest “Molly”, Austin-based singer/songwriter Molly Venter, to fill out their lush, distinctive three-part harmonies. Over the last month of rehearsals and impromptu live performances in Hamilton Park, near their rehearsal space in Jersey City, the three women quickly nailed the essence of the Red Molly sound, while hinting at inspiring new musical possibilities in the months of touring that lie ahead. “We are busily reinventing fan favorites from our current recordings, while adding new material and collaborating on songwriting for the first time,” says Gardner. “This is an exciting time for the band; we’re so thrilled that Molly has joined us,” adds MacAllister.
Opening the night is Carsie Blanton, is a young singer-songwriter who grew up in rural Virginia and landed in Philadelphia in fall of 2006.
Since then, her soulful, playful, intelligent music has earned her national respect, from among others, Laurie MacAllister, who says, “Carsie Blanton is TOTALLY AMAZING. She’s truly one of my top ten favorite new artists out there.” In her brief time as a performing songwriter, Carsie has shared the stage with nationally hailed acts Amos Lee, Nellie McKay, John Oates and Leon Redbone, and frequented noteworthy venues from The Birchmere (Alexandria, VA) to the Hotel Café (Los Angeles, CA). In addition to opening for Red Molly several times before, Carsie has also toured with Loudon Wainwright III, and with Blue Note recording artists The Wood Brothers, among others.
Opening the night is Carsie Blanton, is a young singer-songwriter who grew up in rural Virginia and landed in Philadelphia in fall of 2006.
Since then, her soulful, playful, intelligent music has earned her national respect, from among others, Laurie MacAllister, who says, “Carsie Blanton is TOTALLY AMAZING. She’s truly one of my top ten favorite new artists out there.” In her brief time as a performing songwriter, Carsie has shared the stage with nationally hailed acts Amos Lee, Nellie McKay, John Oates and Leon Redbone, and frequented noteworthy venues from The Birchmere (Alexandria, VA) to the Hotel Café (Los Angeles, CA). In addition to opening for Red Molly several times before, Carsie has also toured with Loudon Wainwright III, and with Blue Note recording artists The Wood Brothers, among others.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2 PM
Christine Lavin in Concert Acoustic Cafe Music Series
25 Fremont AvePark Ridge, NJ 07656 usa
Phone: 201-573-0718
Price: $18.00
Website: https://www.cafeacoustic.org
My 25th ANNIVERSARY CONCERT
What was I (EVER!) Thinking ?
Christine Lavin in Concert with special guest Joe McKay. OLM Academy, 25 Fremont Ave, Park Ridge, NJ. 2 PM show, $18 at the door. Reservations accepted:201-573-0718 www.cafeacoustic.org Proceeds benefit the OLM Haiti Fund.
What was I (EVER!) Thinking ?
Christine Lavin in Concert with special guest Joe McKay. OLM Academy, 25 Fremont Ave, Park Ridge, NJ. 2 PM show, $18 at the door. Reservations accepted:201-573-0718 www.cafeacoustic.org Proceeds benefit the OLM Haiti Fund.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7-9pm
James Durst Welcomes KATH BUCKELL (Australia) The BeanRunner Café
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY USA
Phone: 914-737-1701
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.beanrunnercafe.com
KATH BUCKELL is a storyteller and balladeer inspired by the spacious Australian landscape of the bush land where she grew up. She has traveled the world, making a career for herself in Australia, Israel and now the US, sharing with her audiences a narrative of Australian poetry and culture. Encouraged by Aoife Clancy, daughter of Bobby Clancy of the renowned Clancy Brothers, Kath moved to the US to pursue her career here. She now performs with a project called The Jammin’ Divas with Ms. Clancy, Becky Chace and Hadar Noiberg, exploring the richness of folk music through fusing the disparate cultures of Ireland, USA and Australia. She has just released her newest CD, Faces Do Not Change, produced by saxophonist Jaruslav Jakubovic (Carly Simon, Paul Simon) and guitarist Daniel Jakubovic, with special guest Ula Hedwig.
"Kath is a true singer/songwriter. Beautiful lyrics with melodies that take you back to the 'Old Country'. Simply mesmerizing - don't miss her!" --Larry Oaks, The Bitter End, NYC
• JAMES DURST, your musical host, has quietly traversed the planet since 1965, performing for rapt audiences of all ages in 49 states and 45 countries throughout the Americas, Europe, Scandinavia, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, in Russia, Azerbaijan, Japan, Korea and most recently India and Israel. He draws from a rich and ever-evolving repertoire of distinctive original and collected songs in more than two dozen languages that reflect a global perspective and underscore the interconnectedness we share with all of life. Engaging each disparate audience in a participatory journey distilled from his travels, he brings us closer to our world and each other. James will introduce each evening with a short opening set. For more about James & his music visit www.JamesDurst.com.
“A talented entertainer of no little range and versatility. His sometimes funny, more often poignant songs of other lands were always fascinating. Their ultimate message of peace and understanding left a warm impression of this delightful artist.”—Don Anderson, Winnipeg Free Press
"Kath is a true singer/songwriter. Beautiful lyrics with melodies that take you back to the 'Old Country'. Simply mesmerizing - don't miss her!" --Larry Oaks, The Bitter End, NYC
• JAMES DURST, your musical host, has quietly traversed the planet since 1965, performing for rapt audiences of all ages in 49 states and 45 countries throughout the Americas, Europe, Scandinavia, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, in Russia, Azerbaijan, Japan, Korea and most recently India and Israel. He draws from a rich and ever-evolving repertoire of distinctive original and collected songs in more than two dozen languages that reflect a global perspective and underscore the interconnectedness we share with all of life. Engaging each disparate audience in a participatory journey distilled from his travels, he brings us closer to our world and each other. James will introduce each evening with a short opening set. For more about James & his music visit www.JamesDurst.com.
“A talented entertainer of no little range and versatility. His sometimes funny, more often poignant songs of other lands were always fascinating. Their ultimate message of peace and understanding left a warm impression of this delightful artist.”—Don Anderson, Winnipeg Free Press
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7PM
Eric Puente Jazz Trio with Mark Barden, Mark Minkler, Eric Puente Ruben's Mexican Cafe
5 North Division St.Peekskill, NY 10566
Website: https://www.rubensmexicancafe.com/
Jazz - with Mark Barden, Mark Minkler, Eric Puente @ Ruben's Mexican Cafe
5 North Division St., Peekskill, NY
7pm ==> 10pm
5 North Division St., Peekskill, NY
7pm ==> 10pm
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm
HOPE MACHINE The Bean Runner Cafe
201 S. Division & Esther StreetPeekskill, NY
Phone: 914-737-1701
Price: $5.00
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com/
Cafe with food, deserts, coffee, beer, a nice stage and sound system and cozy atmosphere.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00PM
Scott Urgola Performing Live The Starving Artist Cafe
249 City Island Avenue, City IslandCity Island Bronx, New York 10464
Phone: 718.885.3779
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Ina May Wool and Rob Morsberger Urban H2O
35 Alexander StreetYonkers, NY 10701 USA
Phone: (914) 377-1900
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.UrbanH2O.org
“Smart and funny, as well as harmonically rich” BRAD ROBERTS, CRASH TEST DUMMIES
“Wool sings so close to the emotional waterfall that she compels undivided attention” - DIRTY LINEN
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Peter Calo and Friends (Peter Donovan, Eric Puente) Grand Street Coffee House
110 Grand St.croton-on-hudson, New York 10520 US
Price: $15.00
Benefit for the Music Ministry at Holy Name of Mary Church, in Croton-On-Hudson.
"An evening of music"
Holy Name of Mary Parish Center
110 Grand Street- Croton on Hudson, NY
COFFEE & Refreshments for Sale
$12.00/person advance sales –$15.00/person at the door, High School rate $8.00
Advance sales AVAILABLE AT HNM Parish Center --- 271-4797 ext. 11
"An evening of music"
Holy Name of Mary Parish Center
110 Grand Street- Croton on Hudson, NY
COFFEE & Refreshments for Sale
$12.00/person advance sales –$15.00/person at the door, High School rate $8.00
Advance sales AVAILABLE AT HNM Parish Center --- 271-4797 ext. 11
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1PM
Matt Turk Antoinette's
417 Warburton AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: 914 478 7200
Website: https://antoinettespatisserie.com/
my favorite local , i'll be playing some new songs. just back from 3 weeks and 1,200 miles on the west coast, utica, nyc and the Dallas International Film Festival.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm
FRED GILLEN JR WITH CATHERINE MILES Dorry's Diner
468 Mamaroneck AvenueWhite Plains, NY
Phone: (914) 682-0005
Website: https://www.jennymurph.com/DorrysDiner.html
A diner!!!! Come eat and hear the music. This is about as nice as it gets- you don't have to go to the diner AFTER the show, just see the show AT the diner! Hosted by Jenny Murphy.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Honor Finnegan hosts Lara Herscovitch, Carolann Solebello, and Rob Lytle Alphabet City Songwriter's Exchange - Banjo Jim's
9th and Ave.C NYCNew York, NY
Website: https://www.banjojims.com/index2.htm
Songwriters in the round. One drink minimum per set.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8PM
Matt Turk Two Steps Downtown Grille
5 Ives StreetDanbury, CT 06810
Phone: (203) 794-0032
Website: https://www.ciaocateringtwosteps.com/twosteps/twosteps_home.html
3 sets of originals, covers & some new ones ...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Band With Rich Deans and His Band Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 pm
Danny Schmidt with Chuck E. Costa Common Ground Coffeehouse
25 Old Jackson Ave. Hastings, NY
Phone: 914-693-1065
Website: https://www.commongroundfusw.com
Austin, TX-based singer/songwriter, Danny Schmidt has been building an enthusiastic (nearly cult-like) following while simultaneously inspiring the admiration of his fellow artists and critical acclaim from industry professionals. He is the real deal, an authentic timeless troubadour in the tradition of Townes Van Zandt, Bob Dylan, Leonard Cohen, and Dave Carter, who delivers his craft with a quiet power, a level of complexity, and an underlying humanity that is truly rare in this age of sound bite marketeering. This is one show not to be missed.
It’s his songwriting which won him the prestigous Kerrville New Folk award, but it’s his intense live performances that leave listeners with a sense that each of his songs is necessary, plain and simple. His guitar work is effortless and sparkling, his arrangements are fresh and unpredictable, his voice ageless. Stylistically and musically, Danny’s writing spans an impressively diverse reach, from deeply-rooted Appalachian mountain gospel to haunted English balladry, from syncopated Piedmont country blues to vagabond 60’s protest folk-stumpery.
He tackles universal themes of love, loss, and longing . . . restless discontent and grateful joy. And he captures both the sorrow and the beauty inherent in our everyday lives with the wisdom of a perceptive, compassionate elder and with the innocent awe and tenderness of a child.
In the words of Sing Out Magazine: “He is perhaps the best new songwriter we’ve heard in the last 15 years.” And in the words of Texas Monthly: “With seductive simplicity, his music simply demands your attention.”
Opening the evening will be a similarly gifted songwriter. Chuck E. Costa’s candid and visceral delivery of literate and well-crafted contemporary folk tunes has steadily raised his profile on the national club, coffeehouse and festival circuits. Chuck never started playing guitar. Instead, he started rummaging through the basement in search of his grandfather’s baseball cards. Meddling through stacks of old china and piles of winter coats, he never found them. Something found him instead. Strumming it’s scraggly strings; a progression of broken chords, he played with an honesty and innocence that would be preserved in the songs he would later write. Since earning a degree in philosophy in Boulder, Chuck, a native New Yorker, returned to the Northeast and released 3 independent albums and an EP since 2002. He is a modern day troubadour who has been touring the country consistently for several years cutting his teeth as a performer and songwriter. With his dulcet voice and emotive lyrics Chuck has grown into a singer/songwriter with a unique and honest voice. Last year, Chuck released his third independent release Where the Songs Come From. Chuck teamed up with Mark Thayer of Signature Sounds to create an album of rich arrangements that stay true to the heart of each of Chuck’s candid and visceral songs. The opening track was selected to be featured on a compilation released by Hear Music in every Starbucks in North America. The album appeared on the Billboard charts in its first week of release. He has shared the stage with such diverse nationally touring acts as; Rosanne Cash, The Weepies, Pete Seeger, Peter Case, Dar Williams, Josh Ritter and Andrew Bird to name a few.
It’s his songwriting which won him the prestigous Kerrville New Folk award, but it’s his intense live performances that leave listeners with a sense that each of his songs is necessary, plain and simple. His guitar work is effortless and sparkling, his arrangements are fresh and unpredictable, his voice ageless. Stylistically and musically, Danny’s writing spans an impressively diverse reach, from deeply-rooted Appalachian mountain gospel to haunted English balladry, from syncopated Piedmont country blues to vagabond 60’s protest folk-stumpery.
He tackles universal themes of love, loss, and longing . . . restless discontent and grateful joy. And he captures both the sorrow and the beauty inherent in our everyday lives with the wisdom of a perceptive, compassionate elder and with the innocent awe and tenderness of a child.
In the words of Sing Out Magazine: “He is perhaps the best new songwriter we’ve heard in the last 15 years.” And in the words of Texas Monthly: “With seductive simplicity, his music simply demands your attention.”
Opening the evening will be a similarly gifted songwriter. Chuck E. Costa’s candid and visceral delivery of literate and well-crafted contemporary folk tunes has steadily raised his profile on the national club, coffeehouse and festival circuits. Chuck never started playing guitar. Instead, he started rummaging through the basement in search of his grandfather’s baseball cards. Meddling through stacks of old china and piles of winter coats, he never found them. Something found him instead. Strumming it’s scraggly strings; a progression of broken chords, he played with an honesty and innocence that would be preserved in the songs he would later write. Since earning a degree in philosophy in Boulder, Chuck, a native New Yorker, returned to the Northeast and released 3 independent albums and an EP since 2002. He is a modern day troubadour who has been touring the country consistently for several years cutting his teeth as a performer and songwriter. With his dulcet voice and emotive lyrics Chuck has grown into a singer/songwriter with a unique and honest voice. Last year, Chuck released his third independent release Where the Songs Come From. Chuck teamed up with Mark Thayer of Signature Sounds to create an album of rich arrangements that stay true to the heart of each of Chuck’s candid and visceral songs. The opening track was selected to be featured on a compilation released by Hear Music in every Starbucks in North America. The album appeared on the Billboard charts in its first week of release. He has shared the stage with such diverse nationally touring acts as; Rosanne Cash, The Weepies, Pete Seeger, Peter Case, Dar Williams, Josh Ritter and Andrew Bird to name a few.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Dar Williams / The Grand Slambovians (aka Gandalf Murphy) Paramount Center For The Arts
1008 Brown StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.slambovia.com
This weekend Dar Williams and The Grand Slambovians (aka Gandalf Murphy) will be performing together at the Paramount Center For The Arts in Peekskill, New York. We've had the chance to play together in the past and it's always a great chemistry, this is a rare opportunity to see us do some wondrous damage together again!
•Tribes Hill members can get 15% discount at the Paramount Box Office online AT CHECKOUT with this special code: Slambovians
•To purchase tickets by phone, call TICKET FORCE 1-877-840-0457, Mon-Fri 11am - 6pm
• Student Ticket Available At Door: $15, $20
•Tribes Hill members can get 15% discount at the Paramount Box Office online AT CHECKOUT with this special code: Slambovians
•To purchase tickets by phone, call TICKET FORCE 1-877-840-0457, Mon-Fri 11am - 6pm
• Student Ticket Available At Door: $15, $20
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2 pm
FRED GILLEN JR. With Catherine Miles Antoinette's Patisserie
417 Warburton AvenueHastings -On- Hudson, NY
Phone: 914 478 7200
Website: https://antoinettespatisserie.com/
Lunch, coffee, desserts, music....
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1PM
Matt Turk Peekskill Coffee House
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY
Phone: (914) 739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:30-8:30pm
Julie Corbalis Solo Acoustic 12 Grapes
12 North Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566 USA
Phone: 914.737.6624
Website: https://www.12grapes.com/
All original soulful acoustic rock!
www.juliecorbalis.com
www.juliecorbalis.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering Julie Corbalis hosts
1 Landmark Square, (Old Lifesaver Factory Bldg.) Apartment 335Port Chester, NY 10573
Website: https://www.juliecorbalis.com
My Phone: 917-682-5495
Alternate Phone (My boyfriend, Scully): 917-468-6545
I have cats.
Guests must sign in with security at front desk. We'll notify the desk of our gathering. Usually plenty of parking on N. Main St., Wilkens, and Horton (the blocks surrounding my building). The main entrance is off of Horton Ave.
The gathering should be wrapped up by 10pm (neighborly courtesy).
See you there!!!
Julie Corbalis
Note: GPS does not recognize my address, so I usually input the address of the business across the street from the main entrance to the building (Strauss Party Supply) which is:
140 Horton Ave.
Port Chester, NY 10573
Alternate Phone (My boyfriend, Scully): 917-468-6545
I have cats.
Guests must sign in with security at front desk. We'll notify the desk of our gathering. Usually plenty of parking on N. Main St., Wilkens, and Horton (the blocks surrounding my building). The main entrance is off of Horton Ave.
The gathering should be wrapped up by 10pm (neighborly courtesy).
See you there!!!
Julie Corbalis
Note: GPS does not recognize my address, so I usually input the address of the business across the street from the main entrance to the building (Strauss Party Supply) which is:
140 Horton Ave.
Port Chester, NY 10573
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Susan Kane Peekskill Coffee House
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, New York
Phone: 914 739 1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr With Catherine Miles Coffee Lab Roasters
7 Main StTarrytown, NY 10591 USA
Phone: (914) 332-1479
Website: https://local.yahoo.com/details?id=11243228
Monthly Residency
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6-8PM
Phil Dollard at the Black Cat Black Cat Cafe'
45 Main St.Irvington, NY
Phone: (914) 231-9060
Website: https://blackcatchef.com
Start the weekend right down at the Cat. I'll be playing some originals and covers: old time blues and classic folk/rock.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Abbie Gardner Solo CD Release Party Common Ground Folk Series @ Lewisboro Library
15 Main StreetSouth Salem, NY 10590 USA
Phone: 914-693-1065
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.commongroundfusw.com
Best known as one-third of the female harmony Americana trio Red Molly, Abbie has listened to the sweet sound of high lonesome harmonies since her first bluegrass festival at three years old. Her father, Herb Gardner, is a swing jazz and stride pianist and Dixieland trombonist. He introduced Abbie to one of her favorite vocalists, Billie Holiday, and continues to be a big influence on the musician she is and strives to be.
Abbie studied classical flute growing up, but once she started playing Dobro in 2004 she found her main instrument. She traveled to Lyons, CO and Nashville, TN to study with Rob Ickes and Sally Van Meter. Left to her own devices, without many Dobro influences near NYC, Abbie continues to develop her style by listening to other instrumentalists, such as David Rawlings, Ry Cooder and Bonnie Raitt. Always keen on following the vocal part and trying to find the one really perfect note, instead of a dozen okay ones, Abbie is quickly compiling an extensive discography of recording credits.
She recorded three full-length albums and one EP with Red Molly, the last of which spent several weeks in the Top 10 on the Radio & Records Americana Chart (Spring 2010). In 2008, She released Bad Nights/Better Days a duo record of original material with Anthony da Costa. The album was featured on WFUV’s top 2008 album lists and has been described as a work of staggering emotional power. (Acoustic Live! in NYC, 2008)
Abbie’s first full-length recording, My Craziest Dream is an album of jazz standards featuring her father on piano. It earned her an entry in the 2009 Hal Leonard book The Jazz Singers: The Ultimate Guide and she continues to perform with her father, whenever possible.
Abbie has a strong throaty voice that’s reminiscent of Wesla Whitfield’s… she uses it to render evergreens from the 1920s and 1930s with a crew of guys who play like they were around when this music was the cat’s pajamas. (Cadence Magazine, June 2004)
Her 2006 release Honey on My Grave was her first independently released CD of mostly original music spanning varied genres with consistently strong Dobro, guitar, and vocal performances. (Chronogram, 2006)
Abbie has been recognized as an award-winning songwriter, as well, with such accolades as; 2008 Lennon Award Winner (folk) for “The Mind of a Soldier” and 2008 American Songwriter Magazine Grand Prize Lyric Winner for “I’d Rather Be”. Her song “Honey on My Grave” was also published in Sing Out! Magazine in 2008.
Abbie continues to tour with Red Molly, currently promoting their third full-length CD James. Her latest solo CD “Hope” will be released in April 2011. It features 8 new original songs, 3 covers and three different types of slide!
Abbie studied classical flute growing up, but once she started playing Dobro in 2004 she found her main instrument. She traveled to Lyons, CO and Nashville, TN to study with Rob Ickes and Sally Van Meter. Left to her own devices, without many Dobro influences near NYC, Abbie continues to develop her style by listening to other instrumentalists, such as David Rawlings, Ry Cooder and Bonnie Raitt. Always keen on following the vocal part and trying to find the one really perfect note, instead of a dozen okay ones, Abbie is quickly compiling an extensive discography of recording credits.
She recorded three full-length albums and one EP with Red Molly, the last of which spent several weeks in the Top 10 on the Radio & Records Americana Chart (Spring 2010). In 2008, She released Bad Nights/Better Days a duo record of original material with Anthony da Costa. The album was featured on WFUV’s top 2008 album lists and has been described as a work of staggering emotional power. (Acoustic Live! in NYC, 2008)
Abbie’s first full-length recording, My Craziest Dream is an album of jazz standards featuring her father on piano. It earned her an entry in the 2009 Hal Leonard book The Jazz Singers: The Ultimate Guide and she continues to perform with her father, whenever possible.
Abbie has a strong throaty voice that’s reminiscent of Wesla Whitfield’s… she uses it to render evergreens from the 1920s and 1930s with a crew of guys who play like they were around when this music was the cat’s pajamas. (Cadence Magazine, June 2004)
Her 2006 release Honey on My Grave was her first independently released CD of mostly original music spanning varied genres with consistently strong Dobro, guitar, and vocal performances. (Chronogram, 2006)
Abbie has been recognized as an award-winning songwriter, as well, with such accolades as; 2008 Lennon Award Winner (folk) for “The Mind of a Soldier” and 2008 American Songwriter Magazine Grand Prize Lyric Winner for “I’d Rather Be”. Her song “Honey on My Grave” was also published in Sing Out! Magazine in 2008.
Abbie continues to tour with Red Molly, currently promoting their third full-length CD James. Her latest solo CD “Hope” will be released in April 2011. It features 8 new original songs, 3 covers and three different types of slide!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1PM
Matt Turk Antoinette's
417 Warburton AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: (914) 478-7200
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://antoinettespatisserie.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7-9pm
James Durst Welcomes DAVID FERRARD (Scotland) + Special Guest Madhumita Chakrabartti The BeanRunner Café
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY USA
Phone: 914-737-1701
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.beanrunnercafe.com
DAVID FERRARD
Born to a Scottish father and an American mother he was brought up on both sides of the Atlantic. His transatlantic roots can be clearly traced in his music, whether singing his own compositions or interpreting a traditional ballad or song by Robert Burns. David's songs tell stories about his and others' lives and are marked by a strong commitment to social justice and peace. An ability to get under the skin of different characters and to convey these stories in song has won him songwriting and performance competitions (Celtic Connections 2006, Burnsong 2007).
"A fine voice with a sweet and supple delivery" --The Scotsman
"A singer-songwriter attuned to the times" --Celtic Music Radio
• JAMES DURST, your musical host, will introduce the evening with a short opening set, together with his Calcutta-born wife, Madhumita Chakrabartti. James has quietly traversed the planet since 1965, performing for rapt audiences of all ages in 49 states and 45 countries throughout the Americas, Europe, Scandinavia, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, in Russia, Azerbaijan, Japan, Korea and most recently, several times in India and Israel. He draws from a rich and ever-evolving repertoire of distinctive original and collected songs in more than two dozen languages that reflect a global perspective and underscore the interconnectedness we share with all of life. Engaging each disparate audience in a participatory journey distilled from his travels, he brings us closer to our world and each other. For more about James & his music visit www.JamesDurst.com.
“A talented entertainer of no little range and versatility. His sometimes funny, more often poignant songs of other lands were always fascinating. Their ultimate message of peace and understanding left a warm impression of this delightful artist.”—Don Anderson, Winnipeg Free Press
Born to a Scottish father and an American mother he was brought up on both sides of the Atlantic. His transatlantic roots can be clearly traced in his music, whether singing his own compositions or interpreting a traditional ballad or song by Robert Burns. David's songs tell stories about his and others' lives and are marked by a strong commitment to social justice and peace. An ability to get under the skin of different characters and to convey these stories in song has won him songwriting and performance competitions (Celtic Connections 2006, Burnsong 2007).
"A fine voice with a sweet and supple delivery" --The Scotsman
"A singer-songwriter attuned to the times" --Celtic Music Radio
• JAMES DURST, your musical host, will introduce the evening with a short opening set, together with his Calcutta-born wife, Madhumita Chakrabartti. James has quietly traversed the planet since 1965, performing for rapt audiences of all ages in 49 states and 45 countries throughout the Americas, Europe, Scandinavia, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, in Russia, Azerbaijan, Japan, Korea and most recently, several times in India and Israel. He draws from a rich and ever-evolving repertoire of distinctive original and collected songs in more than two dozen languages that reflect a global perspective and underscore the interconnectedness we share with all of life. Engaging each disparate audience in a participatory journey distilled from his travels, he brings us closer to our world and each other. For more about James & his music visit www.JamesDurst.com.
“A talented entertainer of no little range and versatility. His sometimes funny, more often poignant songs of other lands were always fascinating. Their ultimate message of peace and understanding left a warm impression of this delightful artist.”—Don Anderson, Winnipeg Free Press
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 PM
Red Caboose Jug Band Jam Joe & Cindy Cromwell at Red Caboose, Route 28, Arkville, NY
Route 28 at Scenic Railway Tracks CrossingArkville, New York
Phone: joe@cromwellcreative.com
Website: https://Arkville+Bread+&+Breakfast+on+Facebook
A music Jam Fest/Party To Plead For Warmth. Old time Bluegrass, Jug, Celtic, Blues and NYC Folk Music. Singing, dancing and stomping encouraged.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6 PM
Matt Turk High Falls Cafe
1219 State Rt. 213 and Mohonk Rd.High Falls, NY 12440
Phone: (845) 687-2699
Website: https://www.highfallscafe.com/
Acoustic Thursday's with Kurt Henry, also appearing Marc Von Em + 1
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Curtis and the Dilettantes Starving Artist Cafe
249 City Island Ave.City Island, NY 10464
Phone: (718) 885-3779
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com
The Dilettantes return to City Island!
Featuring Ethan Hartshorn on drums and vocals, Evan Behlivanis on bass and vocals, and Curtis on piano guitars accordion harmonicas and vocals.
Classic covers and originals from the record Tales of a Traveler and more. Hope to see you!
Featuring Ethan Hartshorn on drums and vocals, Evan Behlivanis on bass and vocals, and Curtis on piano guitars accordion harmonicas and vocals.
Classic covers and originals from the record Tales of a Traveler and more. Hope to see you!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 PM
Pleasantville Circle of Friends (PCOF) Song Circle. Pleasantville Circle Of Friends (PCOF), Pleasantville, NY
8 Sunnyside AvenuePleasantville, NY 10570
Phone: (914) 282-2542
Price: $5.00
Website: https://Pleasantville+Circle+Of+Friends+on+Facebook
An in the round song circle held in the St. John's Parish Hall, 8 Sunnyside Avenue, Pleasantville, NY. $5.00 donation to cover expenses. Potluck welcomed at the refreshment table.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Julie Corbalis @ The Dutch Ale House The Dutch Ale House
255 Main St.Saugerties, Ny 12477 USA
Website: https://www.dutchalehouse.com/#
Julie Corbalis plays original rock and classic covers. Free (Tips always appreciated)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7-10pm
Julie Corbalis @ The John St. Jam John Street Jam
16 John St. Saugerties, NY
Phone: (845)943-6720
Website: https://johnstreetjam.net/
also performing The Ya-Ya's and Fred Gillen Jr.! $5
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2:00 P.M.
Joe Duraes Live @ Hendrick Hudson Free Library Hendrick Hudson Free Library
185 Kings Ferry RoadMontrose, NY 10548
Phone: 914-739-5654
Website: https://www.henhudfreelibrary.org/
Free concert in the Constance Dyckman Gallery (2nd Floor)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11:00 am
The Open Air Family Music Festival, with Lipbone Redding & The Lipbone Orchestra, Joe Crookston, Carolann Solebello, Danielle Miraglia, Solar Punch, The Winterlings, and Greetings from Anywhere Greenburgh Nature Center
99 Dromore RoadScarsdale
Phone: (914)693-1065
Website: https://commongroundfusw.com/
Bring the whole family and join us at The Greenburgh Nature Center in Scarsdale, New York for the 2nd Annual Open Air Family Music Festival! The festival, scheduled to run from 11 am to 4 pm, will include a full afternoon of music from a variety of national, regional and local artists!
Scheduled to appear are Lipbone Redding & The Lipbone Orchestra, Joe Crookston, Carolann Solebello, Danielle Miraglia, Solar Punch, The Winterlings, and Greetings from Anywhere.
Throughout the festival, you’ll also have the opportunity to visit the Nature Center’s indoor exhibits and live animal museum, walk its woodland trails, explore its outdoor birds of prey exhibit and newly expanded barnyard exhibit, enjoy a your own picnic lunch or one that’s available from one of our special food vendors, or just sit back and enjoy the music.
Scheduled to appear are Lipbone Redding & The Lipbone Orchestra, Joe Crookston, Carolann Solebello, Danielle Miraglia, Solar Punch, The Winterlings, and Greetings from Anywhere.
Throughout the festival, you’ll also have the opportunity to visit the Nature Center’s indoor exhibits and live animal museum, walk its woodland trails, explore its outdoor birds of prey exhibit and newly expanded barnyard exhibit, enjoy a your own picnic lunch or one that’s available from one of our special food vendors, or just sit back and enjoy the music.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 PM
Susan Kane Dorry's Diner
468 Mamaroneck AveWhite Plains, NY
Website: https://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=335272354142&ref=ts
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Honor Finnegan hosts Fred Gillen Jr., Cathy Kreger, and Meg Braun Alphabet City Songwriter's Exchange - Banjo Jim's
9th and Ave.C NYCNew York, NY
Website: https://www.banjojims.com/index2.htm
Songwriters in the round. One drink minimum per set.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3:00 pm
Julie Corbalis and Matt Turk Rèst ü Ránt
30-01 35th Avenue (corner of 30th street)Long Island City, NY 11106 USA
Website: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1397467703&sk=wall
Jules and Matt in Astoria! Originals and classic covers, trading songs. FREE! Tips always appreciated.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00pm
The Levins play near Bethel Woods The Fat Lady Cafe
13 Horseshoe Lake RoadKauneonga, NY 12749 US
The Levins play from 7-10pm at a great cafe on the lake right near Bethal Woods.
Uplifting originals and covers.
Uplifting originals and covers.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4:15-5pm
Julie Corbalis band Port Chester Waterfront
Port Chester WaterfrontPort Chester, NY 10573 USA
Website: https://portchesterfest.org/
1 set of Julie Corbalis originals and some Spanish language classics! With Chris Corbalis, Jorge Caraballo and Eric Puente. FREE outdoor show.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7PM
Matt Turk & Tom Breiding Beczak Environmental Education Center
35 Alexander St.Yonkers, NY
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.beczak.org/
Urban H2O Concert Series
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 pm
Pesky J. Nixon with Plume Giant Common Ground Coffeehouse
25 Old Jackson Ave.Hastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: 914-693-1065
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://commongroundfusw.com/2010/08/18/saturday-may-21st-730-pm/
Pesky J. Nixon (PJN) has always feared small elevators and unintentional feedback (the speaker kind, not the criticism kind). With five years of melding and exploring Americana, Traditional, and Urban Folk influences Pesky J. Nixon has become one of those bands you can’t well shake out of your head. With tunes as catchy as their stage presence is endearing, these boys are winning fans straight up and down the East Coast. With rich harmonies and musical versatility PJN brings a unique brand of infectious energy and stage banter to every stage they grace. At times putting on a show that borders on brotherly bickering these boys specialize on bringing the audience into their world, songs, and stories. Together PJN creates a sound as varied as their adopted hometown of Boston – with international influences as strong as the Boston folk scene and the tempered rock beats of the side street “one bulb” venues. PJN’s long awaited second album “Monkey Business & Mislaid Hopes” brings the disparate sounds of southern, urban, produced, and informal folk together in a very impressive package.
Joining the Pesky Boys will be Plume Giant, who’s members, Nolan, Oliver, and Eliza, can be found boozily awaiting the spring on front porches across the nation. If they were perfumes, they would be lavender, ginger and honey, and if they were legumes, they would be parsnips, parsnips and parsnips. They’re Plume Giant, a retro folk trio with no frontman, just guitar, violin, viola, and three voices. They write most of their songs all in one place, in the car or the living room. After gaining a following by playing lots of house shows in their hometown of New Haven, CT. they made an album and started playing at colleges and venues around the northeast.
Joining the Pesky Boys will be Plume Giant, who’s members, Nolan, Oliver, and Eliza, can be found boozily awaiting the spring on front porches across the nation. If they were perfumes, they would be lavender, ginger and honey, and if they were legumes, they would be parsnips, parsnips and parsnips. They’re Plume Giant, a retro folk trio with no frontman, just guitar, violin, viola, and three voices. They write most of their songs all in one place, in the car or the living room. After gaining a following by playing lots of house shows in their hometown of New Haven, CT. they made an album and started playing at colleges and venues around the northeast.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00PM
Scott Urgola Performing Live Daly's Pub
31st St & Broadway Astoria, NY 11106
Website: https://www.dalyspubnyc.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Song Swap With Fred Gillen Jr., Glenna Bell, and Steve Kirkman The Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY
Phone: 739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Glenna Bell is passing through from Texas and this is Fred's normal monthly residency night, so we figured we'd shake things up a bit and have a song swap. In-the-round, but we'll all be playing together much of the time.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3pm
BACKWOODS JUPITER'S Bob Dylan 70th Birthday Party Marsh Sanctuary
114 South Bedford Road (rte 172)Mount Kisco, NY
Phone: (914) 241 - 2808
Website: https://sites.google.com/site/marshsanctuary/
Bring a blanket or a chair. 2 sets of Dylan songs, done in the spirit of the moment by the Hudson Valley's version of the Rolling Thunder Review.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 to 11 pm
FRED GILLEN JR SOLO SHOW Whistling Willies
184 Main St.Cold Spring, NY
Phone: (845) 265-2012
Website: https://www.whistlingwillies.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2 pm
FRED GILLEN JR. Solo Show Antoinette's Patisserie
417 Warburton AvenueHastings -On- Hudson, NY
Phone: 914 478 7200
Website: https://antoinettespatisserie.com/
Lunch, coffee, desserts, music....
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2-3pm
Backwoods Jupiter Presents Bob Dylan's Desire Warwick Valley Winery
114 Little York Rd.Warwick, NY
Phone: (845) 258-4858
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.wvwinery.com
Annual Dylan Fest!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm
The Debut of MONGO (Fred Gillen Jr., Matt Turk, Eric Puente) The Bayou Cajun Restaurant
580 Gramatan AvenueMount Vernon, NY
Phone: (914) 668-2634
Website: https://www.bayourestaurantny.com/
MONGO is probably going to be primarily a funk band, playing songs of Stevie Wonder, The Meters, James Brown, Jimmy Hendrix, a little reggae, a little Shake Rattle and Roll, and a lot of fun.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:30 AM
Susan Kane Pleasantville Farmers Market
Memorial Plaza off Manville RoadPleasantville, NY 10570
Website: https://www.communitymarkets.biz
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 pm
Open Book, with Avalanche Common Ground Coffeehouse
25 Old Jackson Ave.Hastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: 914-693-1065
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.commongroundfusw.com
Possessing an exquisite musicality rooted in modern-day folk, tuneful rock and countrified jangle pop plus a lyrical perspective brimming with real life and mature emotion, the two singer-songwriters known as Open Book have refined their distinctive sound with their sophomore CD release, The Things We Keep. Both Michele Rubin and Rick Gedney exhibit a gift for songwriting that entwines melody invention with astute observations of the heart backed by a tapestry of guitars. The Things We Keep presents eleven original compositions filled with sharp hooks and sticky truths while adorning the whole with the kind of shimmering male-female harmonies rarely heard in today’s music. The number of talented singer-songwriters working in the coffeehouse and nightclub scene of New York City’s northern suburbs in early 2001 was by no means a small figure. At that time, Michele Rubin and Rick Gedney were asked to perform together as an opening act for Buddy and Julie Miller at the ever-popular Towne Crier Café in upstate Pawling, New York. Rubin and Gedney had been backing each other up occasionally for several years already, but the thought of joining forces hadn’t quite occurred to them. “Arranging the songs from our repertoires and getting a set prepared was easy compared to coming up with a name for our act,” Rubin recalled with a chuckle. The moniker they chose, of course, is entirely fitting, considering their literate tilt toward semi-transparent revelations concerning love and life.
In 2002 Open Book released their debut album, Out of Time, and immediately enjoyed growing acclaim as music fans and critics recognized the duo’s talents. Noted one writer: “Michele Rubin and Rick Gedney are both excellent songwriters with strong, distinctive voices-hers is an alto of discovery, his announces a gentle understanding-and their ego-less approach to supporting each other musically is impressive in its sincerity.” In time Open Book’s audience has increased considerably and the group now regularly travels up and down the East Coast performing at much-loved “listening rooms”, such as The Towne Crier, The Living Room, and The Iron Horse Music Hall. They have shared the stage with the likes of Ellis Paul, Ian Matthews, Lucy Kaplansky, and Christine Lavin, among others.
Rubin and Gedney grew up not far from each other in the Westchester suburbs of New York City. Rubin was “the chick with the guitar” at her high school, she said, and after studying journalism at the University of Hartford ended up at Rolling Stone magazine in the advertising department. She got married, had a daughter and kept at her songwriting until she finally decided to start presenting her music at open mic nights in the area. Gedney, meanwhile, was a part of the area’s fertile garage band scene before deciding to study art at college in Indiana. He worked as a painter, got married and started a family before moving back east to work in the corporate world, while teaching guitar on the side.
In 1999 the two singer-songwriters met at a coffeehouse after a show in which Rubin heard Gedney play mandolin. She asked him to work with her on some gigs as a sideman, and soon she was reciprocating with background vocals. Their musical relationship developed and, in turn, so did their personal journey together. The songs reflect their experiences: new beginnings, transition through divorce, and finding each other through music. The stories are all right there in the lyrics.
“The crossroads Rick and I both arrived at demanded a real re-evaluation, and that’s what we’re going through, as are so many others right now,” said Rubin. “We’ve realized that it’s never too late to make your dreams come true, and that certain values and ideas need passionate defending. The last several years have been a major re-awakening for us in these regards, and though the journey hasn’t always been easy, we wouldn’t have chosen a different way in a dozen lifetimes.”
Opening the evening will be Avalanche. Avalanche writes and performs original songs with tight vocal harmonies, infectious melodies and catchy rhythms. They’ve performed to appreciative audiences at Common Ground, Cafe Mozart, Antoinette’s and Hastings Friday Night Live.
In 2002 Open Book released their debut album, Out of Time, and immediately enjoyed growing acclaim as music fans and critics recognized the duo’s talents. Noted one writer: “Michele Rubin and Rick Gedney are both excellent songwriters with strong, distinctive voices-hers is an alto of discovery, his announces a gentle understanding-and their ego-less approach to supporting each other musically is impressive in its sincerity.” In time Open Book’s audience has increased considerably and the group now regularly travels up and down the East Coast performing at much-loved “listening rooms”, such as The Towne Crier, The Living Room, and The Iron Horse Music Hall. They have shared the stage with the likes of Ellis Paul, Ian Matthews, Lucy Kaplansky, and Christine Lavin, among others.
Rubin and Gedney grew up not far from each other in the Westchester suburbs of New York City. Rubin was “the chick with the guitar” at her high school, she said, and after studying journalism at the University of Hartford ended up at Rolling Stone magazine in the advertising department. She got married, had a daughter and kept at her songwriting until she finally decided to start presenting her music at open mic nights in the area. Gedney, meanwhile, was a part of the area’s fertile garage band scene before deciding to study art at college in Indiana. He worked as a painter, got married and started a family before moving back east to work in the corporate world, while teaching guitar on the side.
In 1999 the two singer-songwriters met at a coffeehouse after a show in which Rubin heard Gedney play mandolin. She asked him to work with her on some gigs as a sideman, and soon she was reciprocating with background vocals. Their musical relationship developed and, in turn, so did their personal journey together. The songs reflect their experiences: new beginnings, transition through divorce, and finding each other through music. The stories are all right there in the lyrics.
“The crossroads Rick and I both arrived at demanded a real re-evaluation, and that’s what we’re going through, as are so many others right now,” said Rubin. “We’ve realized that it’s never too late to make your dreams come true, and that certain values and ideas need passionate defending. The last several years have been a major re-awakening for us in these regards, and though the journey hasn’t always been easy, we wouldn’t have chosen a different way in a dozen lifetimes.”
Opening the evening will be Avalanche. Avalanche writes and performs original songs with tight vocal harmonies, infectious melodies and catchy rhythms. They’ve performed to appreciative audiences at Common Ground, Cafe Mozart, Antoinette’s and Hastings Friday Night Live.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6-10PM
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering Marc and Susan Black hosts
89 Ridge Rd.Katonah, NY 10536
Phone: 914-232-5548
Website: https://www.marcblack.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 Arkville, NY 7:00PM
JAMMIN AT THE CABOOSE BREAD AND BREAKFAST CABOOSE
Phone: 845-676-3595
A LOCAL GATHERING THAT WELCOMES ITINERANT MUSICIANS
WE JAM ONCE A MONTH TO OLD TIMEY, CAJUN, FOLK, BLUES AND WHATEVER ANYONE BRINGS
FREE GROG AND CHIPS AND DIPS
WE TRY PLAY OUTDOORS ON THE DECK WEATHER PERMITTING...IF NOT IN THE CABOOSE
RIGHT ON ROUTE 28 IN ARKVILLE, JUST PAST THE RAILROAD TRACKS AND CROSSROADS (ROUTE 38)
WE JAM ONCE A MONTH TO OLD TIMEY, CAJUN, FOLK, BLUES AND WHATEVER ANYONE BRINGS
FREE GROG AND CHIPS AND DIPS
WE TRY PLAY OUTDOORS ON THE DECK WEATHER PERMITTING...IF NOT IN THE CABOOSE
RIGHT ON ROUTE 28 IN ARKVILLE, JUST PAST THE RAILROAD TRACKS AND CROSSROADS (ROUTE 38)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00pm
The Levins Showcase at Acoustic Thursdays High Falls Cafe
1219 State Rt. 213 and Mohonk Rd.High Falls, NY 12440
Phone: (845) 687-2699
Website: https://www.highfallscafe.com/
Three performers from 6-8:30pm
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00pm
Benefit Concert with Spuyten Duyvil and Brian Ashley Jones Beczak Environmental Center
35 Alexander StreetYonkers, NY 10701
Beczak Environmental Center Benefit Show featuring performances by Spuyten Duyvil and Brian Ashley Jones from Nashville. All proceeds to benefit the amazing community programming hosted by the local institution...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm-10pm
Julie Corbalis @ SONO Caffeine SONO Caffeine
133 Washington St.South Norwalk, CT 06854 USA
Website: https://sonocaffeine.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Tribes Hill Annual Meeting and Hootenanny Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, NY 10595
Phone: 914-347-8209
This year's Annual Meeting will be held on a Sunday afternoon. A tent party and song circle around a campfire will be enjoyed the evening before. Camping by distant friends will be encouraged.
Open Mic Afternoon
Potluck Barbeque
Business Meeting
Tribes Hill Song Book / Jack Hardy Tribute
New Releases Showcase
Set to Stun (Eddie Denise's band)
Admission: Tribes Hill donation and potluck beverage and/or food
Open Mic Afternoon
Potluck Barbeque
Business Meeting
Tribes Hill Song Book / Jack Hardy Tribute
New Releases Showcase
Set to Stun (Eddie Denise's band)
Admission: Tribes Hill donation and potluck beverage and/or food
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm
Houston Jones With Special Guest Carolann Solebello The Towne Crier Cafe
130 Route 22Pawling, NY
Phone: 845.855.1300
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
Houston Jones is a California based high octane Americana quintet with a strong original repertoire, ranging from bluegrass & folk to blues & gospel. They've been a big hit at every festival they've played, including Telluride, Sisters, American River, Mill Pond and Strawberry, where they were voted "best new discovery" and "best vocalist." Houston Jones features Glenn Houston on lead guitar; Travis Jones on lead vocals & acoustic guitar; Henry Salvia on keyboards & accordion; Chris Kee on standup bass & guitar; and Peter Tucker on drums and percussion.
Most familiar to folk audiences as a founding member of the female trio RED MOLLY, Carolann Solebello returned to solo performance in August 2010 after six years with the band. She has three full-length Red Molly CDs to her credit, including James (2010), which peaked at #4 on the Americana chart, and Love and Other Tragedies (2008), which spent ten weeks in the Americana Top 15. Carolann’s song “Summertime” was #1 on the Folk DJ chart in July 2008. Carolann has three solo CDs to her credit, and is currently touring in support of her 2011 release, Threshold. Long time Tribes Hill member Fred Gillen Jr will be accompanying Carolann on electric guitar at this show.
Most familiar to folk audiences as a founding member of the female trio RED MOLLY, Carolann Solebello returned to solo performance in August 2010 after six years with the band. She has three full-length Red Molly CDs to her credit, including James (2010), which peaked at #4 on the Americana chart, and Love and Other Tragedies (2008), which spent ten weeks in the Americana Top 15. Carolann’s song “Summertime” was #1 on the Folk DJ chart in July 2008. Carolann has three solo CDs to her credit, and is currently touring in support of her 2011 release, Threshold. Long time Tribes Hill member Fred Gillen Jr will be accompanying Carolann on electric guitar at this show.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm SHARP - 9pm
James Durst Welcomes Singer/Songwriter/Guitarist JIM SCOTT plus TED WARMBRAND The BeanRunner Cafe
201 S. Division Street & EstherPeekskill, NY 10655 USA
Phone: 914-737-1701
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.beanrunnercafe.com
Phone ahead for ADVANCE RESERVATION admission of $8
JIM SCOTT is a rare musician who has transcended stylistic boundaries. He has recorded or shared the stage with luminaries from the jazz, classical and folk music worlds. From Carnegie Hall and the Newport Jazz Festival with the Paul Winter Consort to a concert at the end of the Great Peace March with Pete Seeger and Peter Yarrow, Jim’s travels have taken him around the world, e.g., a European tour performing his choral music with the Griffith Singers, recording in Findhorn, Scotland with jazz flautist Paul Horn and touring Nicaragua with Holly Near. As guitarist/vocalist with the Paul Winter Consort, he was co-composer of the monumental choral work, Missa Gaia/Earth Mass, recorded A Concert for the Earth in the United Nations, and also wrote several PBS soundtracks and composed & arranged an entire concert with the Indianapolis Symphony. More about Jim and his music may be found at www.JimScottMusic.com.
"Some kind of magician." --Pete Seeger
JUST ADDED! Tucson-based songsmith TED WARMBRAND (We're Still Here, Da'una Naeesh, more) will offer a handful of his uniquely insightful songs. (Portrait of TED at right by Peekskill artist Ted Berkowitz) 
• JAMES DURST, your musical host, will introduce the evening with a short opening set. James has quietly traversed the planet since 1965, performing for rapt audiences of all ages in 49 states and 45 countries throughout the Americas, Europe, Scandinavia, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, in Russia, Azerbaijan, Japan, Korea and most recently, several times in India and Israel. He draws from a rich and ever-evolving repertoire of distinctive original and collected songs in more than two dozen languages that reflect a global perspective and underscore the interconnectedness we share with all of life. Engaging each disparate audience in a participatory journey distilled from his travels, he brings us closer to our world and each other. For more about James & his music visit www.JamesDurst.com.
“A talented entertainer of no little range and versatility. His sometimes funny, more often poignant songs of other lands were always fascinating. Their ultimate message of peace and understanding left a warm impression of this delightful artist.”—Don Anderson, Winnipeg Free Press
JIM SCOTT is a rare musician who has transcended stylistic boundaries. He has recorded or shared the stage with luminaries from the jazz, classical and folk music worlds. From Carnegie Hall and the Newport Jazz Festival with the Paul Winter Consort to a concert at the end of the Great Peace March with Pete Seeger and Peter Yarrow, Jim’s travels have taken him around the world, e.g., a European tour performing his choral music with the Griffith Singers, recording in Findhorn, Scotland with jazz flautist Paul Horn and touring Nicaragua with Holly Near. As guitarist/vocalist with the Paul Winter Consort, he was co-composer of the monumental choral work, Missa Gaia/Earth Mass, recorded A Concert for the Earth in the United Nations, and also wrote several PBS soundtracks and composed & arranged an entire concert with the Indianapolis Symphony. More about Jim and his music may be found at www.JimScottMusic.com.
"Some kind of magician." --Pete Seeger
• JAMES DURST, your musical host, will introduce the evening with a short opening set. James has quietly traversed the planet since 1965, performing for rapt audiences of all ages in 49 states and 45 countries throughout the Americas, Europe, Scandinavia, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, in Russia, Azerbaijan, Japan, Korea and most recently, several times in India and Israel. He draws from a rich and ever-evolving repertoire of distinctive original and collected songs in more than two dozen languages that reflect a global perspective and underscore the interconnectedness we share with all of life. Engaging each disparate audience in a participatory journey distilled from his travels, he brings us closer to our world and each other. For more about James & his music visit www.JamesDurst.com.
“A talented entertainer of no little range and versatility. His sometimes funny, more often poignant songs of other lands were always fascinating. Their ultimate message of peace and understanding left a warm impression of this delightful artist.”—Don Anderson, Winnipeg Free Press
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 pm
Traditional Irish Session: The Fair Haired Tinkers (aka Eugene Bender) Special guest: Jerry O'Sullivan Annie Molloy's Irish Castle
173 Haviland Dr.Patterson, NY 12563 USA
Website: https://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/event.php?eid=229486833745222
Come join us for a great open Irish session hosted by North Atlantic Champion Irish Fiddle player Eugene Bender and World Class uilleann piper Jerry O'Sullivan. And, since it is James Joyce's "Bloomsday", there will be brief readings from Joyce's works with lots of audience participation. We might even get a special appearance from Molly Bloom herself!
Come enjoy some wonderful food, fun, music and spoken word at Annie Molloy's Irish Castle!
Come enjoy some wonderful food, fun, music and spoken word at Annie Molloy's Irish Castle!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7PM
Bridge to Possibilities The Centre at West Park Presbyterian Church
165 West 86th St at Amsterdam AvenueNew York City, NY
Phone: (212) 362-4890
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://thecentreatwestpark.wordpress.com/juneconcertseries/.
Female singer-songwriters Amanda Christine, Kristen Leigh, Susannah Conn, Briana Buttermark and Sonora Dolce.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 pm
The YaYas & Josh Joffen The Minstrel Coffeehouse
21 Normandy Heights RoadMorristown, NJ
Price: $7.00
Website: https://folkproject.org/minstrel/minstrel.shtml
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:15pm
Spuyten Duyvil Our Times Coffeehouse, Garden City
38 Old Country RoadGarden City, NJ 11530
Spuyten Duyvil performs at Long Island's finest listening room for two sets of great music. More info at http://www.ourtimescoffeehouse.org/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8PM
Matt Turk Peekskill Coffee House
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY USA
Purchase Tickets: click here
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
JAMES DURST & JIM SCOTT: The Final Frontier Tour ALASKA venues
Phone: 917.975.5035
Website: https://www.JamesDurst.com,+www.JimScottMusic.com
These two intrepid veteran songsmiths recently achieved the milestone where other mere mortals are contemplating retirement and realized that over their 4-decade+ careers Alaska is the one state neither of them has played. So from June 18-26 they will play concerts in Anchorage (18-19), Seward (20), Soldotna (21) and Fairbanks (25-26), with some time in between for essential sightseeing. Onward & Northward! 
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11 am to 8 pm
Clearwater's Great Hudson River Revival Croton Point Park
Croton, NY
Website: https://www.clearwater.org/festival/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 TBA (between 6 and 8pm)
The Levins play the Hudson Pride Celebration Club Helsinki
405 Columbia Street Hudson, New York 12534New York, NY 12534 USA
Phone: 518.828.4800
Website: https://helsinkihudson.com
The Levins bring 20 minutes of their liveliest and most theatrical tunes to the Hudson Pride Celebration to make sure the cup of joy overflows.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11 am to 8 pm
Clearwater's Great Hudson River Revival Croton Point Park
Croton, NY
Website: https://www.clearwater.org/festival/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1:00pm
The Levins at Art on the Green Rail Road Green
Rail Road AveWarwick, NY 10990 USA
Website: https://www.artonthegreen.info
The Levins will play on the first day of Warwick's outdoor music festival.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 pm to 8:30 pm
The Levins at 12 Grapes, Peekskill 12 Grapes
12 North Division StreetPeekskill, NY
Phone: 914.737.6624
Website: https://www.12grapes.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Honor Finnegan hosts Marci Geller, Turner Adams, and Reade McCardle Alphabet City Songwriter's Exchange - Banjo Jim's
New York, NY
Website: https://www.banjojims.com/index2.htm
Songwriters in the round. One drink minimum per set.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
FRED GILLEN JR BAND The Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY
Phone: 739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Eric Punte: drums
Jeff Eyrich: bass
Catherine Miles: vocals
Jeff Eyrich: bass
Catherine Miles: vocals
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm
The Long & Winding Road: A Tribute to Paul McCartney 12 Grapes
12 N. Division St.Peekskill, NY 10566 US
Price: $5.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.12grapes.com
He's written some of the most popular songs in rock music. McCartney is actually listed in Guinness World Records as the "most successful musician and composer in popular music history", with 60 gold discs and sales of 100 million singles in the UK. He has 188 charted records, of which 91 reached the Top 10, and 33 made it to No.1. Steve Chizmadia (guitar/vocals), Julie Corbalis (guitar/vocals), Eric Puente (percussion), Paul Silverman (keys), Seth Slater (lead guitar), Chris Corbalis (bass) and other guests will be performing Beatles, Wings, and Paul McCartney Solo classics. $5 Entertainment Fee or Free with dinner entree.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4 to 7 pm
Fred Gillen Jr Plays Happy Hour The Cove
5 John Walsh BlvdPeekskill, NY
Phone: 914-739-0337
Website: https://thecovecharlespoint.com/index.htm
The Cove has one of the best views on the Hudson. Come for dinner or just for happy hour drink specials. Fred will be rocking some of his own songs, and some classic cover songs....
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. With Eric Puente Coffee Lab Roasters
7 Main StTarrytown, NY 10591 USA
Phone: (914) 332-1479
Website: https://local.yahoo.com/details?id=11243228
Fred Gillen Jr. is his work. As a songwriter, singer, musician, producer, engineer, and poet, he creates art with purity of intent, an open heart, honesty, and tireless dedication to craft. Part folk singer, part indie rocker, and part poet, he writes and sings songs about the human experience, honestly and fearlessly addressing pain, injustice, and isolation in his work, but also acknowledging and celebrating the hope in everyday existence. His work often tells the unglamorous yet compelling stories of the lost and forgotten, the marginalized and ignored. Veterans, drug addicts, and sick and lonely souls populate his songs and tell their stories in their own voices, yet the overwhelming tone of Gillen's songs and stories is one of hope. Gillen involves his audience and encourages participation, and his live performances are reckless celebrations of being alive.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
AMERICAN ROOTS MUSIC FESTIVAL featuring Spuyten Duyvil, Ollabelle, David Grisman, Brother Sun and more... Caramoor, Katonah
149 Girdle Ridge RoadKatonah, NY 10536
Website: https://www.caramoor.org
A TRIBES HILL SPONSORED EVENT!!!
Spuyten Duyvil joins Ollabelle, James Maddock, David Grisman with his new FolkJazz Trio, and others, for the inaugural American Roots Music Festival at the Caramoor Estate. The Festival expands on Caramoor's distinguished seasonal offerings to include folk, bluegrass, gospel, string band, and country.
hosted by WFUV's John Platt
Spuyten Duyvil joins Ollabelle, James Maddock, David Grisman with his new FolkJazz Trio, and others, for the inaugural American Roots Music Festival at the Caramoor Estate. The Festival expands on Caramoor's distinguished seasonal offerings to include folk, bluegrass, gospel, string band, and country.
hosted by WFUV's John Platt
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3:45-5:00pm
The Levins play the 7th annual Sundays in July Festival in Sugarloaf Bertoni Sculpture Garden
1392 Kings HighwaySugarloaf, NY US
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Two Steps Downtown Grille
5 Ives StreetDanbury, CT 06810
Phone: (203) 794-0032
Website: https://www.ciaocateringtwosteps.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8PM
Matt Turk & the Hobo Caravan The Living Room
154 Ludlow St.New York, NY
Price: $7.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.livingroomny.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6PM
Jay Mafale and Catherine Miles host Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering
Mohegan Lake
Jay Mafale & Catherine Miles
51 Brandeis Avenue
Mohegan Lake, NY 10547
(914) 602-2614
future gatherings:
August 1, 2011 - Janice Rost hosts, details to follow soon
September 12, 2011 - Steve Scholle hosts, details to follow soon
October 3, 2011 - Tom Cardullo hosts, details to follow soon
November 7, 2011 - Larry Kolker hosts, details to follow soon
December, 2011 - Tribes Hill Solstice Party at Lake Katonah and Concert following at Beczak
51 Brandeis Avenue
Mohegan Lake, NY 10547
(914) 602-2614
future gatherings:
August 1, 2011 - Janice Rost hosts, details to follow soon
September 12, 2011 - Steve Scholle hosts, details to follow soon
October 3, 2011 - Tom Cardullo hosts, details to follow soon
November 7, 2011 - Larry Kolker hosts, details to follow soon
December, 2011 - Tribes Hill Solstice Party at Lake Katonah and Concert following at Beczak
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm SHARP - 9pm
'James Durst Welcomes' Dynamic Celtic Soprano MAGGIE DRENNON The BeanRunner Cafe
201 S. Division Street & EstherPeekskill, NY 10655 USA
Phone: 914-737-1701
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.beanrunnercafe.com
Phone ahead for ADVANCE RESERVATION admission $8
SPECIAL PRICE for TRIBES HILL Members $5
MAGGIE DRENNON is a premiere voice in Celtic singing, a long standing influence in modern folk music. She has toured Ireland with the renowned Furey Brothers and is a noted historian of Celtic songs. She was a member of Ceili's Muse traditional Celtic from 1989 to 1997. She then co-founded the Celtic rock band SixMileBridge in 1997, touring nonstop and rocking festivals nationwide. With a performance that is meaningful yet lighthearted, she is deeply devoted to sharing these traditions with American audiences. Maggie blends Gaelic poetry, original songs, and a romantic style on violin. Most importantly, her soaring voice will inspire your heart!
"...one of the loveliest and most unusual voices I've ever heard... grabbed me by the ear and wouldn't let go." --Jack Baker, Irish American News, Chicago
JAMES DURST, your musical host, will introduce the evening with a short opening set. Work o' the Weavers founder member, James has quietly traversed the planet as a solo artist since 1965, performing for rapt audiences of all ages in all 50 states and 45 countries throughout the Americas, Europe, Scandinavia, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, in Russia, Azerbaijan, Japan, Korea and most recently, several times in India and Israel. With more than a dozen albums to his credit, he draws from a rich and ever-evolving repertoire of distinctive original and collected songs in more than two dozen languages that reflect a global perspective and underscore the interconnectedness we share with all of life. Engaging each disparate audience in a participatory journey distilled from his travels, he brings us closer to our world and each other. For more about James & his music visit www.JamesDurst.com.
“Poets are reference points in a sometimes confusing journey through life. They tell us that life is worth living, for laughing, for loving, for singing! James Durst is a poet. It was very reassuring to experience his refreshingly honest personality and music.” — Allen Hovey, Monday Morning, Beirut
SPECIAL PRICE for TRIBES HILL Members $5
MAGGIE DRENNON is a premiere voice in Celtic singing, a long standing influence in modern folk music. She has toured Ireland with the renowned Furey Brothers and is a noted historian of Celtic songs. She was a member of Ceili's Muse traditional Celtic from 1989 to 1997. She then co-founded the Celtic rock band SixMileBridge in 1997, touring nonstop and rocking festivals nationwide. With a performance that is meaningful yet lighthearted, she is deeply devoted to sharing these traditions with American audiences. Maggie blends Gaelic poetry, original songs, and a romantic style on violin. Most importantly, her soaring voice will inspire your heart!
"...one of the loveliest and most unusual voices I've ever heard... grabbed me by the ear and wouldn't let go." --Jack Baker, Irish American News, Chicago
“Poets are reference points in a sometimes confusing journey through life. They tell us that life is worth living, for laughing, for loving, for singing! James Durst is a poet. It was very reassuring to experience his refreshingly honest personality and music.” — Allen Hovey, Monday Morning, Beirut
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm sharp
Fred Gillen Jr With Eric Puente Gizzi Coffeehouse
16 W 8th St (between 5th Ave & Mac Dougal St) West VillageNew York, NY
Phone: (212) 260-9700
Website: https://www.gizzisnyc.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm/Doors open at 6
WORK O' THE WEAVERS: Celebrating America's Pioneering Folk Quartet The Guthrie Center
4 Van Deusenville RdGreat Barrington, MA USA
Phone: 413.528.1955
Price: $20.00
Website: https://www.guthriecenter.org
Returning to New York following service during World War Two, Pete Seeger and Lee Hays teamed up with the brilliant guitarist Fred Hellerman and the exceptional alto Ronnie Gilbert to create the Weavers in 1948. Drawing from many varied sources including international music and traditional ballads, work songs and hymns, lullabies and the songs of Woody Guthrie and Huddie Ledbetter (Leadbelly), the Weavers presented an eclectic array of folk music with a freshness and exuberance that had never before been heard. Their musical verve and their knack for breathing life into a song soon caught the attention of bandleader Gordon Jenkins at Decca Records. A string of collaborative hits followed including On Top Of Old Smoky, Wimoweh (Wi’Mbube), The Midnight Special, Tzena, Tzena, Woody Guthrie’s So Long, It’s Been Good To Know Yuh and of course, Leadbelly’s Goodnight Irene. Blacklisted and forced from the stage for their political beliefs during the height of their popularity, the Weavers reunited in 1955 for their now-legendary Carnegie Hall concert and persevered long enough to inspire the ‘folk boom’ of the ’50s and ’60s. They then passed the microphone to the likes of the Tarriers and the Kingston Trio, Peter, Paul & Mary, Joan Baez, Don McLean, Bob Dylan & countless others, all of whom credit the Weavers among their earliest musical influences. 
With faithful adherence to their original arrangements, Work o' the Weavers recalls the spirit of the Weavers, providing an echo of their timeless music and some insight into their timely story, one that especially resonates when an American’s right – and indeed, responsibility – to dissent has of late once again been challenged. In addition, at the encouragement of none other than Pete himself to be forward-looking -- forward-singing, they've introduced newer songs into the repertoire that the Weavers might be singing were they still active today. Some originals, some from friends, some by former Weavers themselves. All together, they create a program that is rousing, relevant and revelatory.
With faithful adherence to their original arrangements, Work o' the Weavers recalls the spirit of the Weavers, providing an echo of their timeless music and some insight into their timely story, one that especially resonates when an American’s right – and indeed, responsibility – to dissent has of late once again been challenged. In addition, at the encouragement of none other than Pete himself to be forward-looking -- forward-singing, they've introduced newer songs into the repertoire that the Weavers might be singing were they still active today. Some originals, some from friends, some by former Weavers themselves. All together, they create a program that is rousing, relevant and revelatory.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2 to 4 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR, Folk Singer Antoinettes Patisserie
417 Warburton AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 USA
Phone: 914 478 7200
Website: https://antoinettespatisserie.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7PM
Robert Hill Band and Toby Walker Urban H2O
35 Alexander StreetYonkers, NY 10701 USA
Phone: (914) 377-1900
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.beczak.org/home.htm
Tribes Hill welcomes Robert Hill and Toby Walker to our waterfront venue in downtown Yonkers.
Robert Hill Band “makes us want to slam down some moonshine and start a ballroom blitz” GUITAR PLAYER MAG
Concerning Toby: “Flat out… you have to hear this great musician… I’m blown away”- Jorma Kaukonen of Hot Tuna and Jefferson Airplane fame
Now in it’s 2nd successful season, Urban H20 presents the Hudson Valley’s best local and regional performers, showcasing a range of Folk, Blues, Alt Roots, Americana and Original Acoustic music in a welcoming, intimate, family friendly setting. Urban H20 is a partnership between Tribes Hill and Bezcak Environmental Education Center, a hub of river-education programs in lower Westchester.
Robert Hill Band “makes us want to slam down some moonshine and start a ballroom blitz” GUITAR PLAYER MAG
Concerning Toby: “Flat out… you have to hear this great musician… I’m blown away”- Jorma Kaukonen of Hot Tuna and Jefferson Airplane fame
Now in it’s 2nd successful season, Urban H20 presents the Hudson Valley’s best local and regional performers, showcasing a range of Folk, Blues, Alt Roots, Americana and Original Acoustic music in a welcoming, intimate, family friendly setting. Urban H20 is a partnership between Tribes Hill and Bezcak Environmental Education Center, a hub of river-education programs in lower Westchester.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:30 PM
The YaYas Towne Crier Cafe
130 Route 22Pawling, NY 12564
Phone: (845) 855-1300
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://townecrier.com/install/content/index.php?p=product&id=201&parent=1
The YaYas return to The Towne Crier to play a long opening set for Frank Vignola!
Catherine Miles, Jay Mafale and Paul Silverman are The YaYas. They are also lifelong friends. It's that friendship, immediately apparent onstage, that makes their audience feel so at home. And, that could explain why their audiences quickly become part of the show (sometimes even providing the set list by picking songs out of a hat). The trio tells stories in timeless songs that make you think and sometimes laugh. They tell stories between the songs that make you laugh and sometimes think. Catherine's voice has been described as intimate, powerful, honest. Jay's percussive guitar and Paul's melodic piano create that distinctive "YaYa" sound. The YaYas do more than simply draw people in, they share themselves and the show with everyone in the room. www.WeAreTheYaYas.com
Frank Vignola is one of the most extraordinary guitarists performing before the public today. His stunning virtuosity has made him the guitarist of choice for many of the world's top musicians, including Ringo Starr, Madonna, Donald Fagen, Wynton Marsalis, Tommy Emmanuel, the Boston Pops, the New York Pops, and guitar legend Les Paul, who named Vignola to his "Five Most Admired Guitar List" for the Wall Street Journal. Vignola's jaw-dropping technique explains why the New York Times deemed him "one of the brightest...stars of the guitar."
www.frankvignola.com
Catherine Miles, Jay Mafale and Paul Silverman are The YaYas. They are also lifelong friends. It's that friendship, immediately apparent onstage, that makes their audience feel so at home. And, that could explain why their audiences quickly become part of the show (sometimes even providing the set list by picking songs out of a hat). The trio tells stories in timeless songs that make you think and sometimes laugh. They tell stories between the songs that make you laugh and sometimes think. Catherine's voice has been described as intimate, powerful, honest. Jay's percussive guitar and Paul's melodic piano create that distinctive "YaYa" sound. The YaYas do more than simply draw people in, they share themselves and the show with everyone in the room. www.WeAreTheYaYas.com
Frank Vignola is one of the most extraordinary guitarists performing before the public today. His stunning virtuosity has made him the guitarist of choice for many of the world's top musicians, including Ringo Starr, Madonna, Donald Fagen, Wynton Marsalis, Tommy Emmanuel, the Boston Pops, the New York Pops, and guitar legend Les Paul, who named Vignola to his "Five Most Admired Guitar List" for the Wall Street Journal. Vignola's jaw-dropping technique explains why the New York Times deemed him "one of the brightest...stars of the guitar."
www.frankvignola.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8PM
Matt Turk Peekskill Coffee House
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffeehouse.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 pm
Fred Gillen Jr., Folk Singer Rhinebeck Farmers Market
Municiple Parking LotRhinebeck, NY
Website: https://www.rhinebeckfarmersmarket.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Free concert: Back to the Garden: The Woodstock Experience Sunday, July 17, 2011 Bailey Park - Somers, NY Bailey Park - Somers, NY Somers, NY
"Back to the Garden" 1969, The Woodstock Experience. This is a group of seasoned players who have toured, performed and recorded nationally. The musicians are all multi- instrumentalists, as well as unique lead vocalists.
Picnic on the lawn and listen to music on this beautiful evening.
Picnic on the lawn and listen to music on this beautiful evening.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7-9 pm
Singer-songwriters' night The Duplex
61 Christopher Street (7th Ave.)New York, New York
Website: https://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/event.php?eid=174445329283712
Songwriters Larry Kolker, Kathrine Becker, Lydia Benecke, Steve Moors, Nick Serro and Steve Valahovic will perform their original songs at this monthly event at The Duplex Cabaret Theatre in the West Village. No cover, 2 drink minimum.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Alphabet City Songwriter's Exchange Banjo Jim's 9th and Ave.C NYC
Purchase Tickets: click here
Singer Songwriter and hostess with the neurosis, Honor Finnegan, hosts and shares songs with fabulous local songwriter's and the occasional blow-in. This month features Ina May Wool, Paul Sachs, and Tim Robinson, all of whom are accomplished writers from Jack Hardy's songwriter's exchange.
Ina May Wool
"Wool sings so close to the emotional waterfall that she compels undivided attention"
--Mitch Ritter, Dirty Linen Magazine
Paul Sachs
“When it comes to voices, they don't come much more powerful than our old friend, Paul Sachs. He'd blow people away on a regular basis down at the Fast Folk Cafe and he's still doing it.”Acoustic Live Magazine-NYC
Tim Robinson
"His easy delivery falls onto your ears like the cadence of a long-lost brother or favorite uncle—someone you’ve been longing for and never get to see enough, someone with great stories, someone you love." PERFORMING SONGWRITER
Ina May Wool
"Wool sings so close to the emotional waterfall that she compels undivided attention"
--Mitch Ritter, Dirty Linen Magazine
Paul Sachs
“When it comes to voices, they don't come much more powerful than our old friend, Paul Sachs. He'd blow people away on a regular basis down at the Fast Folk Cafe and he's still doing it.”Acoustic Live Magazine-NYC
Tim Robinson
"His easy delivery falls onto your ears like the cadence of a long-lost brother or favorite uncle—someone you’ve been longing for and never get to see enough, someone with great stories, someone you love." PERFORMING SONGWRITER
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
BACKWOODS JUPITER Plays The Music of Bob Dylan Peekskill Riverfront Green
498 Hudson AvenuePeekskill, NY
Website: https://www.cityofpeekskill.com/parksandrecreation/riverfront-green-park
Bring a blanket and picnic. 2 sets of Dylan songs, done in the spirit of the moment by the Hudson Valley's version of the Rolling Thunder Review. Carolann Solobello will be joining the band for this night. Rain location is the Peekskill Middle School. The riverfront green is at the Peekskill stop on Metro North Hudson line.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4 to 7 pm
Fred Gillen Jr Plays Happy Hour The Cove
5 John Walsh BlvdPeekskill, NY
Phone: 914-739-0337
Website: https://thecovecharlespoint.com/index.htm
The Cove has one of the best views on the Hudson. Come for dinner or just for happy hour drink specials. Fred will be rocking some of his own songs, and some classic cover songs....
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR With Eric Puente Peekskill Coffee House
101 S. Division St.
Phone: 914 739 1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 TBA
Spuyten Duyvil, Most Wanted Artist Song Swap Falcon Ridge Folk Festival, Hillsdale NY
Hillsdale, NY
Website: https://www.falconridgefolk.com
Spuyten Duyvil, voted back for the 2011 Most Wanted Artist Song Swap, performs Live at The Falcon Ridge Folk Festival
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00PM-Dusk
WOODY GUTHRIE 99TH BIRTHDAY HOOTENANNY Mt. Zion Church Reis Park (the church is on the right as you enter)
82 Primrose Street Katonah, NY 10535
Website: https://www.somershistoricalsoc.org/
Come Sing Your Favorite Woody Song!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2PM
Matt Turk Warwick Valley Winery
114 Little York Rd.Warwick, NY
Phone: (845) 258-4858
Website: https://www.wvwinery.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00- 9:45pm
The Levins play the Rosendale Cafe Rosendale Cafe
434 Main StreetRosendale, NY 12472
Phone: 845.658.9048
The Levins will appear with these other great performers
Barrett Wilson
Brian "Candyman" Kehoe
Jonathan Kroppmann
Gene Focarelli
Chris Cernak
Barrett Wilson
Brian "Candyman" Kehoe
Jonathan Kroppmann
Gene Focarelli
Chris Cernak
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9PM
Matt Turk Slash Root
60 Main StNew Paltz, NY
Phone: (845) 633-8330
Website: https://www.facebook.com/slashrootcafe
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1:00 pm
Honor Finnegan with Carl Money Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://honorfinnegan.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 a.m. - noonish
Larry Kolker @ the Tarrytown Farmers Market Tarrytown Farmers Market
Patriots' ParkTarrytown, New York
Larry and friends will be playing the last Saturday of every (well, at least three) month starting July 30 at the farmers' market, located in beautiful Patriots' Park in Tarrytown
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 pm
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering in Briarcliff Manor Janice Rost hosts
Janice Arlene Rost - HeartAndSoul Matters
149 Orchard Road, 2N, Briarcliff Manor, NY 10510
914-747-9188
Come warm my new digs with your energy and music!
There will be pasta selections and salad. If you can, please bring meal additions, appetizer, beverage, dessert, etc.
Looking forward to a gathering of music lovers, the gift of music and the sounds of song...
6pm – socialize and music
7pm - dinner, then more music til about 10:30 (with consideration of neighbors)
DIRECTIONS:
METRO NORTH VIA HUDSON LINE – use Ossining stop.
VIA ROUTE 9A: Exit Chappaqua Road and BEAR RIGHT onto Pleasantville Road.
Continue about ¼ mile. After “Welcome to Ossining” sign on right,
look left for Richard Wishnie Park with big green water tower behind reservoir with fountain.
Immediate LEFT on Orchard Road, then SECOND RIGHT into parking lot.
Briar House complex is across the road (three red brick buildings in back of the park.
Walk across Orchard Road, up to the 2nd left entrance driveway.
Walk straight to the entrance door of last building on hill, # 149; buzz “2N” and walk up one flight, then left to my apt.
149 Orchard Road, 2N, Briarcliff Manor, NY 10510
914-747-9188
Come warm my new digs with your energy and music!
There will be pasta selections and salad. If you can, please bring meal additions, appetizer, beverage, dessert, etc.
Looking forward to a gathering of music lovers, the gift of music and the sounds of song...
6pm – socialize and music
7pm - dinner, then more music til about 10:30 (with consideration of neighbors)
DIRECTIONS:
METRO NORTH VIA HUDSON LINE – use Ossining stop.
VIA ROUTE 9A: Exit Chappaqua Road and BEAR RIGHT onto Pleasantville Road.
Continue about ¼ mile. After “Welcome to Ossining” sign on right,
look left for Richard Wishnie Park with big green water tower behind reservoir with fountain.
Immediate LEFT on Orchard Road, then SECOND RIGHT into parking lot.
Briar House complex is across the road (three red brick buildings in back of the park.
Walk across Orchard Road, up to the 2nd left entrance driveway.
Walk straight to the entrance door of last building on hill, # 149; buzz “2N” and walk up one flight, then left to my apt.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:30pm
JAMES DURST & MADHUMITA CHAKRABARTTI and the Summer Reading Celebration Field Public Library
4 Nelson Av.Peekskill, NY
Phone: 914-737-0847
James & Madhumita bring a world of song to share in support of the Summer Reading Program. A FAMILY concert with plenty of participatory opportunities.
Yes, that means we'll sing together! James (wwwJamesDurst.com) has circumnavigated the globe many times with his songs as his ticket, performing in 45 countries since 1971 and all 50 states since 1965. With original and collected songs in numerous languages (e.g., Vietnamese, Icelandic, Hebrew, Arabic, German, Spanish & many more), he brings us closer together to our world and each other. With his Calcutta-born wife Madhumita, they engage their audience in a participatory journey of melodic, rhythmic discovery.
Yes, that means we'll sing together! James (wwwJamesDurst.com) has circumnavigated the globe many times with his songs as his ticket, performing in 45 countries since 1971 and all 50 states since 1965. With original and collected songs in numerous languages (e.g., Vietnamese, Icelandic, Hebrew, Arabic, German, Spanish & many more), he brings us closer together to our world and each other. With his Calcutta-born wife Madhumita, they engage their audience in a participatory journey of melodic, rhythmic discovery.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1:00 pm
Honor Finnegan with Carl Money Starving Artist Cafe
249 City Island Ave.City Island
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Residency Coffee Lab Roasters
7 Main StTarrytown, NY 10591 USA
Phone: (914) 332-1479
Website: https://local.yahoo.com/details?id=11243228
Fred Gillen Jr. is his work. As a songwriter, singer, musician, producer, engineer, and poet, he creates art with purity of intent, an open heart, honesty, and tireless dedication to craft. Part folk singer, part indie rocker, and part poet, he writes and sings songs about the human experience, honestly and fearlessly addressing pain, injustice, and isolation in his work, but also acknowledging and celebrating the hope in everyday existence. His work often tells the unglamorous yet compelling stories of the lost and forgotten, the marginalized and ignored. Veterans, drug addicts, and sick and lonely souls populate his songs and tell their stories in their own voices, yet the overwhelming tone of Gillen's songs and stories is one of hope. Gillen involves his audience and encourages participation, and his live performances are reckless celebrations of being alive.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7-9pm
WORK O' THE WEAVERS: Celebrating America's Pioneering Folk Quartet Clifton Park
Clifton Park, NY USA
Returning to New York following service during World War Two, Pete Seeger and Lee Hays teamed up with the brilliant guitarist Fred Hellerman and the exceptional alto Ronnie Gilbert to create the Weavers in 1948. Drawing from many varied sources including international music and traditional ballads, work songs and hymns, lullabies and the songs of Woody Guthrie and Huddie Ledbetter (Leadbelly), the Weavers presented an eclectic array of folk music with a freshness and exuberance that had never before been heard. Their musical verve and their knack for breathing life into a song soon caught the attention of bandleader Gordon Jenkins at Decca Records. A string of collaborative hits followed including On Top Of Old Smoky, Wimoweh (Wi’Mbube), The Midnight Special, Tzena, Tzena, Woody Guthrie’s So Long, It’s Been Good To Know Yuh and of course, Leadbelly’s Goodnight Irene. Blacklisted and forced from the stage for their political beliefs during the height of their popularity, the Weavers reunited in 1955 for their now-legendary Carnegie Hall concert and persevered long enough to inspire the ‘folk boom’ of the ’50s and ’60s. They then passed the microphone to the likes of the Tarriers and the Kingston Trio, Peter, Paul & Mary, Joan Baez, Don McLean, Bob Dylan & countless others, all of whom credit the Weavers among their earliest musical influences. 
With faithful adherence to their original arrangements, Work o' the Weavers recalls the spirit of the Weavers, providing an echo of their timeless music and some insight into their timely story, one that especially resonates when an American’s right – and indeed, responsibility – to dissent has of late once again been challenged. In addition, at the encouragement of none other than Pete himself to be forward-looking -- forward-singing, they've introduced newer songs into the repertoire that the Weavers might be singing were they still active today. Some originals, some from friends, some by former Weavers themselves. All together, they create a program that is rousing, relevant and revelatory.
With faithful adherence to their original arrangements, Work o' the Weavers recalls the spirit of the Weavers, providing an echo of their timeless music and some insight into their timely story, one that especially resonates when an American’s right – and indeed, responsibility – to dissent has of late once again been challenged. In addition, at the encouragement of none other than Pete himself to be forward-looking -- forward-singing, they've introduced newer songs into the repertoire that the Weavers might be singing were they still active today. Some originals, some from friends, some by former Weavers themselves. All together, they create a program that is rousing, relevant and revelatory.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 12:00 pm
The Levins in Woodstock Harmony Cafe in Woodstock
52 Mill Hill Rd.Woodstock, NY 12498-1310 USA
Website: https://www.reverbnation.com/venue/560390
This show has been moved from July 17th to Aug. 7th.
$5 cover or good will offering.
$5 cover or good will offering.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm SHARP - 9pm
'James Durst Welcomes' Singers/Songwriters WOOL&GRANT The BeanRunner Cafe
201 S. Division Street & EstherPeekskill, NY 10655 USA
Phone: 914-737-1701
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.beanrunnercafe.com
Phone ahead for ADVANCE RESERVATION admission $8
SPECIAL PRICE for TRIBES HILL Members $5
While INA MAY WOOL was playing in bars and opening concerts for Richard Thompson, Maria Muldaur and Taj Mahal in New England, BEV GRANT and the Human Condition were firing up rallies for social change all over the U.S. and under machine gun watch in El Salvador. Together Ina May and Bev are a powerful new duo born in 2011 and known as Wool&Grant, celebrating the personal and the political with rousing, funny and poignant songs featuring beautifully constructed lyrics and rootsy, interweaving vocals and guitar parts.
"..lots of spunk and sass!" --Garland Jeffreys
“They hit all the buttons in one powerful and gritty performance that left us inspired, defiant and whimsical all at the same time!” --Wayne MacGregor Parker
JAMES DURST, your musical host, will introduce the evening with an opening set. Work o' the Weavers founder member, James has quietly traversed the planet as a solo artist since 1965, performing for rapt audiences of all ages in all 50 states and 45 countries throughout the Americas, Europe, Scandinavia, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, in Russia, Azerbaijan, Japan, Korea and most recently, several times in India and Israel. With more than a dozen albums to his credit, he draws from a rich and ever-evolving repertoire of distinctive original and collected songs in more than two dozen languages that reflect a global perspective and underscore the interconnectedness we share with all of life. Engaging each disparate audience in a participatory journey distilled from his travels, he brings us closer to our world and each other. For more about James & his music visit www.JamesDurst.com.
“Poets are reference points in a sometimes confusing journey through life. They tell us that life is worth living, for laughing, for loving, for singing! James Durst is a poet. It was very reassuring to experience his refreshingly honest personality and music.”
— Allen Hovey, Monday Morning, Beirut
SPECIAL PRICE for TRIBES HILL Members $5
While INA MAY WOOL was playing in bars and opening concerts for Richard Thompson, Maria Muldaur and Taj Mahal in New England, BEV GRANT and the Human Condition were firing up rallies for social change all over the U.S. and under machine gun watch in El Salvador. Together Ina May and Bev are a powerful new duo born in 2011 and known as Wool&Grant, celebrating the personal and the political with rousing, funny and poignant songs featuring beautifully constructed lyrics and rootsy, interweaving vocals and guitar parts.
"..lots of spunk and sass!" --Garland Jeffreys
“They hit all the buttons in one powerful and gritty performance that left us inspired, defiant and whimsical all at the same time!” --Wayne MacGregor Parker
“Poets are reference points in a sometimes confusing journey through life. They tell us that life is worth living, for laughing, for loving, for singing! James Durst is a poet. It was very reassuring to experience his refreshingly honest personality and music.”
— Allen Hovey, Monday Morning, Beirut
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 pm
Alphabet City Songwriter's Exchange hosted by Honor Finnegan Googie's Lounge (Upstairs at The Living Room)
Jay Mafale, Catherine Miles, Josh Joffen, and maybe one more guest. 154 Ludlow Street. There is a one drink minimum per set for customers.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10:30 pm
FRED GILLEN JR solo show Blackbird's
41-19 30th Ave Astoria, NY
Phone: 718-943-6899
Website: https://www.blackbirdsbar.com/
with Kat Mulvaney at 9:30
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm-10pm
Julie Corbalis & Bryan Gordon The Woods Restaurant at Hollow Brook Golf Course
1060 Oregon Rd. Cortlandt Manor NY 10567 FREE SHOW! No need to be a member!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8PM
Mickey Hart Band, Matt Turk Brooklyn Bowl
61 Wythe Ave.Brooklyn, NY 11211
Phone: (718) 963-3369
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.brooklynbowl.com/
Mickey Hart is best known for his nearly three decades as an integral part of an extraordinary expedition into the soul and spirit of music, disguised as the rock and roll band the Grateful Dead. As half of the percussion tandem known as the Rhythm Devils, Mickey and Bill Kreutzmann transcended the conventions of rock drumming. Their extended polyrhythmic excursions were highlights of Grateful Dead shows, introducing the band's audience to an ever-growing arsenal of percussion instruments from around the world. Exposure to these exotic sounds fueled Mickey's desire to learn about the various cultures that produced them.
His tireless study of the world's music led Mickey to many great teachers and collaborators, including his partners in Planet Drum. Planet Drum's self-titled album not only hit #1 on the Billboard World Music Chart, remaining there for 26 weeks, it also received the Grammy for Best World Music Album in 1991-- the first Grammy ever awarded in this category. Planet Drum is one of twenty-nine recordings released on Mickey's the WORLD series on Rykodisc. The WORLD offers a wide variety of music from virtually every corner of the globe with releases like Voices of the Rainforest from Papua New Guinea and Living Art, Sounding Spirit: The Bali Sessions. In 2002, Mickey established The Endangered Music Fund to return royalty payments from many of these recordings to the indigenous people that produced them, and to further the preservation of sounds and music from around the globe.
Mickey's experiences have paved the way for unique opportunities beyond the music industry. He composed a major drum production performed by an assembly of 100 percussionists for the opening ceremony of the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games. Additionally, Mickey has composed scores, soundtracks and themes for movies and television including Apocalypse Now, Gang Related, Hearts of Darkness, The Twilight Zone, the 1987 score to The AmericaÍs Cup: The Walter Cronkite Report, Vietnam: A Television History, and The Next Step. In 1994 Mickey was inducted with The Grateful Dead into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Mickey has written four books documenting his lifelong fascination with the history and mythology of music. These include Drumming at the Edge of Magic, Planet Drum, Spirit into Sound: The Magic of Music, and Songcatchers: In Search of the WorldÍs Music.
Long a social activist, Mickey appeared in August, 1991 before the U.S. Senate Committee on Aging, speaking on the healing value of drumming and rhythm on afflictions associated with aging. Since joining the Institute for Music and Neurologic Function at Beth Abraham Hospital in 2000, Mickey is continuing his investigation into the connection between healing and rhythm, and the neural bases of rhythm.
In 1999, Mickey was appointed to the Board of Trustees of the American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress where he heads the sub-committee on the digitization and preservation of the Center's vast collections. In October of 2000, the Saybrook Graduate School and Research Center conferred an honorary doctorate of humane letters upon Mickey for his work in advancing the preservation of aural archives.
His tireless study of the world's music led Mickey to many great teachers and collaborators, including his partners in Planet Drum. Planet Drum's self-titled album not only hit #1 on the Billboard World Music Chart, remaining there for 26 weeks, it also received the Grammy for Best World Music Album in 1991-- the first Grammy ever awarded in this category. Planet Drum is one of twenty-nine recordings released on Mickey's the WORLD series on Rykodisc. The WORLD offers a wide variety of music from virtually every corner of the globe with releases like Voices of the Rainforest from Papua New Guinea and Living Art, Sounding Spirit: The Bali Sessions. In 2002, Mickey established The Endangered Music Fund to return royalty payments from many of these recordings to the indigenous people that produced them, and to further the preservation of sounds and music from around the globe.
Mickey's experiences have paved the way for unique opportunities beyond the music industry. He composed a major drum production performed by an assembly of 100 percussionists for the opening ceremony of the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games. Additionally, Mickey has composed scores, soundtracks and themes for movies and television including Apocalypse Now, Gang Related, Hearts of Darkness, The Twilight Zone, the 1987 score to The AmericaÍs Cup: The Walter Cronkite Report, Vietnam: A Television History, and The Next Step. In 1994 Mickey was inducted with The Grateful Dead into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Mickey has written four books documenting his lifelong fascination with the history and mythology of music. These include Drumming at the Edge of Magic, Planet Drum, Spirit into Sound: The Magic of Music, and Songcatchers: In Search of the WorldÍs Music.
Long a social activist, Mickey appeared in August, 1991 before the U.S. Senate Committee on Aging, speaking on the healing value of drumming and rhythm on afflictions associated with aging. Since joining the Institute for Music and Neurologic Function at Beth Abraham Hospital in 2000, Mickey is continuing his investigation into the connection between healing and rhythm, and the neural bases of rhythm.
In 1999, Mickey was appointed to the Board of Trustees of the American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress where he heads the sub-committee on the digitization and preservation of the Center's vast collections. In October of 2000, the Saybrook Graduate School and Research Center conferred an honorary doctorate of humane letters upon Mickey for his work in advancing the preservation of aural archives.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm
Fred Gillen Jr, Todd Guidice, The Yayas In- The- Round ASK (Art Society of Kingston) Gallery
97 BroadwayKingston, NY
Phone: (845) 338-0331
Website: https://www.askforarts.org/
There will be desserts and stuff. A nice place with nice people and good music, plus some great art on the walls!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Curtis and the Dilettantes with special guests Angie Atkinson and Jazz Underdogs` Gizzi Cafe
16 W 8th St (between 5th Ave & Mac Dougal St) West VillageNew York, NY
Phone: (212) 260-9700
Website: https://www.gizzisnyc.com/
with Ethan's Jazz Underdogs at 7pm; then we're backing up Angie Atkinson at 8pm; then Ethan Angie and Curtis will come back for a Dilettantes set at 10pm. Come celebrate at the new Gizzis! New liquor license, new dinner menu, same great coffee and desserts; and a full night of music, part of Evan Ginzburg's great LegendsRadio lineup.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Joe Duraes Live @ The Peekskill Coffee House The Peekskill Coffee House
101 South Division Street Peekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
Joe's Website: www.joeduraes.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5pm-8pm
JAMES DURST & JULIE ZIAVRAS: Together Again for the First Time Winding Hills Golf Course
1847 State Route 17KMontgomery, NY 12549 USA
Phone: 845-457-3187
Join us for an evening of song, featuring both original and gathered American & international folksongs, accompanied on acoustic guitars.
The Winding Hills Golf Course provides a uniquely picturesque backdrop for our songs and a casual environment for an intimate listening experience. Weather permitting we will be out on the patio. The restaurant and bar will serve special appetizers and drinks. There is no cover charge and you can stay as long as you like.
There's more about James at www.jamesdurst.com. More about Julie at www.kenandjulie.com.
The Winding Hills Golf Course provides a uniquely picturesque backdrop for our songs and a casual environment for an intimate listening experience. Weather permitting we will be out on the patio. The restaurant and bar will serve special appetizers and drinks. There is no cover charge and you can stay as long as you like.
There's more about James at www.jamesdurst.com. More about Julie at www.kenandjulie.com.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6-8PM
Phil Dollard at the Black Cat Cafe' The Black Cat Cafe'
45 Main St.Irvington, NY
Phone: (914) 231-9060
Website: https://www.blackcatchef.com
The Black Cat provides acoustic music every weekend; I'm happy to be returning to this special venue. The coffe, tea, chai wraps, salads and other comestibles are delicious. Hope you can make it there.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7PM
Urban H2O Presents Marc Von Em and Gretchen Witt Beczak Environmental Education Center
35 Alexander StreetYonkers, NY 10701 USA
Phone: 914-377-1900
Website: https://www.urbanh2o.org
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR solo show Whistling Willies
184 Main St.Cold Spring, NY
Phone: (845) 265-2012
Website: https://www.whistlingwillies.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10AM - noon
Phil Dollard at the Tarrytown Farmers' Market Tarrytown Farmers' Market
Patriot ParkTarrytown, NY
Come down to Patriot Park in Tarrytown for one of Westchester's premier Farmers' Markets. I'll be playing from 10 AM, 100% organic!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2-2:45PM
Matt Turk and the Hobo Caravan Warwick Valley Winery
114 Little York Rd.Warwick, NY
Phone: (845) 258-4858
Website: https://www.wvwinery.com
Dead Fest!
114 Little York Road
with Julie Corbalis & Gary Schreiner
114 Little York Road
with Julie Corbalis & Gary Schreiner
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4:00pm
Spuyten Duyvil Live@ The Altamont County Fair
Arlington Street and State Route 146Altamont, NY
Website: https://altamontfair.com
Spuyten Duyvil performs the main stage at The Altamont Fair, a three county fair representing Albany, Schenectady and Greene Counties. Originally called the Agricultural Jubilee or Ploughboy’s Holiday, the event began in 1819 and was Sponsored By The Albany Agricultural Society.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm-midnight
Julie Corbalis and Matt Turk Rèst ü Ránt
30-01 35th Avenue (corner of 30th street)
Long Island City (Astoria) New York 11106
USA 718.729.9009
Price: Tips always appreciated!
A lovely wine and craft beer bar. No TV's and sidewalk cafe seating! The perfect little spot to sit with a drink, people watch, and sing along with 60 years worth of music.
Long Island City (Astoria) New York 11106
USA 718.729.9009
Price: Tips always appreciated!
A lovely wine and craft beer bar. No TV's and sidewalk cafe seating! The perfect little spot to sit with a drink, people watch, and sing along with 60 years worth of music.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR With Catherine Miles Peekskill Coffee House
101 S. Division St.
Phone: 914 739 1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm/Doors open at 6
WORK O' THE WEAVERS: Celebrating America's Pioneering Folk Quartet The Guthrie Center
4 Van Deusenville RdGreat Barrington, MA USA
Phone: 413.528.1955
Price: $20.00
Website: https://www.guthriecenter.org
Returning to New York following service during World War Two, Pete Seeger and Lee Hays teamed up with the brilliant guitarist Fred Hellerman and the exceptional alto Ronnie Gilbert to create the Weavers in 1948. Drawing from many varied sources including international music and traditional ballads, work songs and hymns, lullabies and the songs of Woody Guthrie and Huddie Ledbetter (Leadbelly), the Weavers presented an eclectic array of folk music with a freshness and exuberance that had never before been heard. Their musical verve and their knack for breathing life into a song soon caught the attention of bandleader Gordon Jenkins at Decca Records. A string of collaborative hits followed including On Top Of Old Smoky, Wimoweh (Wi’Mbube), The Midnight Special, Tzena, Tzena, Woody Guthrie’s So Long, It’s Been Good To Know Yuh and of course, Leadbelly’s Goodnight Irene. Blacklisted and forced from the stage for their political beliefs during the height of their popularity, the Weavers reunited in 1955 for their now-legendary Carnegie Hall concert and persevered long enough to inspire the ‘folk boom’ of the ’50s and ’60s. They then passed the microphone to the likes of the Tarriers and the Kingston Trio, Peter, Paul & Mary, Joan Baez, Don McLean, Bob Dylan & countless others, all of whom credit the Weavers among their earliest musical influences. 
With faithful adherence to their original arrangements, Work o' the Weavers recalls the spirit of the Weavers, providing an echo of their timeless music and some insight into their timely story, one that especially resonates when an American’s right – and indeed, responsibility – to dissent has of late once again been challenged. In addition, at the encouragement of none other than Pete himself to be forward-looking -- forward-singing, they've introduced newer songs into the repertoire that the Weavers might be singing were they still active today. Some originals, some from friends, some by former Weavers themselves. All together, they create a program that is rousing, relevant and revelatory.
With faithful adherence to their original arrangements, Work o' the Weavers recalls the spirit of the Weavers, providing an echo of their timeless music and some insight into their timely story, one that especially resonates when an American’s right – and indeed, responsibility – to dissent has of late once again been challenged. In addition, at the encouragement of none other than Pete himself to be forward-looking -- forward-singing, they've introduced newer songs into the repertoire that the Weavers might be singing were they still active today. Some originals, some from friends, some by former Weavers themselves. All together, they create a program that is rousing, relevant and revelatory.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 a.m. - noonish
Larry Kolker @ the Tarrytown Farmers Market Tarrytown Farmers Market
Patriots' ParkTarrytown, New York
Join Larry and friends at the Tarrytown Farmers' Market in beautiful Patriots' Park
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Residency Coffee Lab Roasters
7 Main StTarrytown, NY 10591 USA
Phone: (914) 332-1479
Website: https://local.yahoo.com/details?id=11243228
Fred Gillen Jr. is his work. As a songwriter, singer, musician, producer, engineer, and poet, he creates art with purity of intent, an open heart, honesty, and tireless dedication to craft. Part folk singer, part indie rocker, and part poet, he writes and sings songs about the human experience, honestly and fearlessly addressing pain, injustice, and isolation in his work, but also acknowledging and celebrating the hope in everyday existence. His work often tells the unglamorous yet compelling stories of the lost and forgotten, the marginalized and ignored. Veterans, drug addicts, and sick and lonely souls populate his songs and tell their stories in their own voices, yet the overwhelming tone of Gillen's songs and stories is one of hope. Gillen involves his audience and encourages participation, and his live performances are reckless celebrations of being alive.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Amy Speace, with Nels Andrews Common Ground Downtown @ the James V. Harmon Community Center
44 Main StreetHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 USA
Phone: 914-693-1065
Price: $15.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://commongroundfusw.com/2011/06/04/friday-september-2nd-830-pm/
“Amy Speace sounds uncannily like a 21st Century Joan Baez, her timbred voice full of genuine emotions…the record soars with salient vocals and poetic lyrics,” writes The Classic Rock Examiner in its review of Nashville singer-songwriter Amy Speace’s third album, Land Like A Bird (Thirty Tigers). After releasing two well-received albums on Judy Collins’ Wildflower Records, Bird is Speace’s first record since migrating south from her longtime home in the NYC area. Opening the evening will be Nels Andrews, who came out of nowhere to win the New Folk Songwriting contest at the Kerrville Folk Festival, following past New Folk recipients Lucinda Williams, Steve Earle and Lyle Lovett.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering Please note: Our monthly gathering has been moved to Tuesday, September 13th due to Labor Day!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 Pot Luck 6:30 Concert 7:30
Mel and Vinnie House Concert Pot Luck Myrna's in Poughkeepsie
Poughkeepsie, NY
Phone: 845 462 1796
Celebrate our April 2011 CD FEELS LIKE HOME
MEL AND VINNIE
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9. POT LUCK 6:30, CONCERT 7:30. WE DO START ON TIME.
DONATION $10 + A NON MEAT DISH OR BEVERAGE OR DESSERT TO SHARE.
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED AS SPACE IS VERY LIMITED. LOCATION AND DIRECTIONS PROVIDED WITH RESERVATION CONFIRMATION IF NEEDED.
Contact: MYRNA 845-462-1796
MYRNAROSS@JUNO.COM
MEL AND VINNIE
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9. POT LUCK 6:30, CONCERT 7:30. WE DO START ON TIME.
DONATION $10 + A NON MEAT DISH OR BEVERAGE OR DESSERT TO SHARE.
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED AS SPACE IS VERY LIMITED. LOCATION AND DIRECTIONS PROVIDED WITH RESERVATION CONFIRMATION IF NEEDED.
Contact: MYRNA 845-462-1796
MYRNAROSS@JUNO.COM
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2:00
The Levins play the Monroe Cheese Festival City of Monroe, NY
1 full and tasty set.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 12-9:30 PM
Take Me to the River Music and Art Festival Draper Park, Hastings on Hudson
Website: https://12milesnorth.org/take-me-river-festival
$20 at the Door
Kids 10-17 $5
9 and Under Free
Rain Date, Sunday September 11th
LUNAR STAGE:
Riverrun
Timbila
Spuyten Duyvil
Cookies
Milton
The Ebony Hillbillies
Emilio Solla Y La-
Inestable De Brooklyn
The Klezmatics
Black Taxi
Bishop Allen
Urban Sun
SOLAR STAGE:
Gothic Barbies
Caleb Goldstick
Parfamos
MonkeyWrench
The Raina
South County
Primate House
Zach Hart, Cowboy-
Dan & Friends
Eleanor Dubinsky
James John Wilson
Skyfactor
Exit 12
Damian Quinones y-
Su Nuevo Conjunto
Native Earthling Band
a 12 Miles North Production - a Tribes Hill sponsored event
Kids 10-17 $5
9 and Under Free
Rain Date, Sunday September 11th
LUNAR STAGE:
Riverrun
Timbila
Spuyten Duyvil
Cookies
Milton
The Ebony Hillbillies
Emilio Solla Y La-
Inestable De Brooklyn
The Klezmatics
Black Taxi
Bishop Allen
Urban Sun
SOLAR STAGE:
Gothic Barbies
Caleb Goldstick
Parfamos
MonkeyWrench
The Raina
South County
Primate House
Zach Hart, Cowboy-
Dan & Friends
Eleanor Dubinsky
James John Wilson
Skyfactor
Exit 12
Damian Quinones y-
Su Nuevo Conjunto
Native Earthling Band
a 12 Miles North Production - a Tribes Hill sponsored event
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1:15 - 2 Main Stage
Kids and Family Day Cantine's Veteran Memorial Sports Complex, Saugerties, NY
Washington Ave. Ext.Saugerties, NY 12477
Website: https://village.saugerties.ny.us/content/Calendars/View/1/2011/9;/content/CalendarEntries/View/1887
Kids and Family Day 11am-6pm Rain or Shine FREE
The event focuses on partnership; inspiration, education, health, safety and the environment, with additional emphasis put on sustainable living, energy conservation, along with awareness, and go green. The event is dedicated to Pete Seeger, Spook Handy and David Amram. Three stages with music performances by Tom Chapin, Spook Handy, Mel and Vinne, Uncle Rock, Rat Boy Jr., Dan and The Rivertown Kids, and more.
The event focuses on partnership; inspiration, education, health, safety and the environment, with additional emphasis put on sustainable living, energy conservation, along with awareness, and go green. The event is dedicated to Pete Seeger, Spook Handy and David Amram. Three stages with music performances by Tom Chapin, Spook Handy, Mel and Vinne, Uncle Rock, Rat Boy Jr., Dan and The Rivertown Kids, and more.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 40
James John Wilson @ Take Me To The River Festival Take Me To The River Festival
Draper ParkHastings On Hudson, NY USA
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://12milesnorth.org/take-me-river-festival
James John Wilson will be play along with 20 other bands. James will be accompanied by two other Tribes Hilll Members, Julie Corbalis and Eric Puente.
$20 at gate.
$20 at gate.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm SHARP - 9:30pm
'James Durst Welcomes' HUE MANATEE'S QUEST, James' original folk/world musical Story Time w/Uncle James & Special Guests: JIM SCOTT, CATHERINE MILES, HONOR FINNEGAN, MICHELE RUBIN & RICK GEDNEY, PAUL SILVERMAN & ERIC PUENTE The BeanRunner Cafe
201 S. Division Street & EstherPeekskill, NY 10655 USA
Phone: 914-737-1701
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.beanrunnercafe.com
Phone ahead for Advance Reservation admission of $8
SPECIAL PRICE for TRIBES HILL Members $5
Come wearing pajamas for FREE admission
Journey with us through the Imáji Nation to the Galápagos. Imagine 'The Lion King' meets 'Candide.' Or NPR's 'Selected Shorts' with SONGS!
"My folks named me Herald, My friends call me Hue, So can you"
With these words, our gentle hero HUE MANATEE introduces himself to a new friend, the somewhat cynical yet endearing itinerant musician FLICKATI CRICKET, who has witnessed Hue's close call with a boat propeller. The two share concern for their deteriorating environments and together they seek the insight and counsel of wise old LEON CHAMELEON, a renowned teacher and change agent, who invites the two youngsters to accompany him on a long-dreamed-of pilgrimage to his ancestral homeland, the Galápagos. Along the way they meet and share songs and various perils with such charismatic characters as WHALE, a dolphin trio ('TRIO LIFE'), SHINING EAGLE, shaman of the Northern Hemisphere Imáji Nation and ELLA CONDOR, medicine woman of the Southern Hemisphere Todos tribe. At last, upon reaching their destination, they are greeted by the popular Galápagosian vocal quintet, ACAPELLAGO, who confirms their innermost awareness that all of Life is inextricably interwoven into a tapestry of magnificent colors and textures, each complementing the others, each interdependent with the rest.
With memorable melodies, evocative words and characteristic humor, James had created a rich and varied musical experience for planetary citizens of all ages, underscoring themes of environmental sustainability, unity in diversity, friendship and peace.
James created HUE MANATEE'S QUEST over a period of 15 years. This will be its Westchester premiere.
"Yesterday, I set up a reclining chair on the lawn, poured a beer and put on your Hue Manatee’s Quest CD, and was blown away. Your latest composition is outstanding -- on many levels -- creatively, artistically, intellectually, musically. You managed to bring to light the universal questions and themes that are asked by all thinking beings. That’s an ambitious undertaking for any art form. To do so in an engaging musical form, with a simple story line that appeals to all ages is an outstanding achievement. The artwork is also outstanding. The wordplay I expected from you, but you outdid yourself on this one. It’s truly your greatest artistic achievement. Congratulations."
--Joe Cromwell, Singer-Songwriter, Hudson Valley NY
"I never had the nerve to act in a play in front of an audience. It is great to discover recordings of live plays at any opportunity, and anyone who appreciates Broadway productions will love 'Songs from Hue Manatee's Quest.' James Durst has freed the limits of the imagination with his latest effort, and the entire cast seems very well aware they are participating in a work of greatness. The flow of the production is flawless, with the end of the story coming far too soon. There were at least four great singers in the production, none of which would surprise me to be headlining on The Great White Way for years to come. Make a space in your home for 'Hue Manatee's Quest' today." --CASHBOX Magazine
"My favorite is 'Lost In The Kuda Shuda Woods.' I’ve listened to that a number of times. It’s a real masterpiece. It’s brilliant." --Bob Rafkin, Award-winning singer-songwriter
JAMES DURST has quietly traversed the planet since 1965, performing for rapt audiences of all ages in all 50 states and 45 countries throughout the Americas, Europe, Scandinavia, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, in Russia, Azerbaijan, Japan, Korea and most recently, several times in India and Israel. He draws from a rich and ever-evolving repertoire of distinctive original and gathered songs in more than two dozen languages that reflect a global perspective and underscore the interconnectedness we share with all of life. With more than a dozen recordings to his credit, he engages each disparate audience in a participatory journey distilled from his travels, bringing us closer to our world and each other. For more about James & his music visit www.JamesDurst.com.
“Words fail to come which express adequately my gratitude for your gift of song. If it was just the songs, it might be easier, but you offer much more. The phrase ‘the singing of our lives’ comes to mind. You sing our highest hopes and profoundest joys and we come to know our lives in a deeper way.”
— Bruce Robertson, The Institute of Cultural Affairs, Los Angeles
SPECIAL PRICE for TRIBES HILL Members $5
Come wearing pajamas for FREE admission
Journey with us through the Imáji Nation to the Galápagos. Imagine 'The Lion King' meets 'Candide.' Or NPR's 'Selected Shorts' with SONGS!
"My folks named me Herald, My friends call me Hue, So can you"
With these words, our gentle hero HUE MANATEE introduces himself to a new friend, the somewhat cynical yet endearing itinerant musician FLICKATI CRICKET, who has witnessed Hue's close call with a boat propeller. The two share concern for their deteriorating environments and together they seek the insight and counsel of wise old LEON CHAMELEON, a renowned teacher and change agent, who invites the two youngsters to accompany him on a long-dreamed-of pilgrimage to his ancestral homeland, the Galápagos. Along the way they meet and share songs and various perils with such charismatic characters as WHALE, a dolphin trio ('TRIO LIFE'), SHINING EAGLE, shaman of the Northern Hemisphere Imáji Nation and ELLA CONDOR, medicine woman of the Southern Hemisphere Todos tribe. At last, upon reaching their destination, they are greeted by the popular Galápagosian vocal quintet, ACAPELLAGO, who confirms their innermost awareness that all of Life is inextricably interwoven into a tapestry of magnificent colors and textures, each complementing the others, each interdependent with the rest.
With memorable melodies, evocative words and characteristic humor, James had created a rich and varied musical experience for planetary citizens of all ages, underscoring themes of environmental sustainability, unity in diversity, friendship and peace.
James created HUE MANATEE'S QUEST over a period of 15 years. This will be its Westchester premiere.
"Yesterday, I set up a reclining chair on the lawn, poured a beer and put on your Hue Manatee’s Quest CD, and was blown away. Your latest composition is outstanding -- on many levels -- creatively, artistically, intellectually, musically. You managed to bring to light the universal questions and themes that are asked by all thinking beings. That’s an ambitious undertaking for any art form. To do so in an engaging musical form, with a simple story line that appeals to all ages is an outstanding achievement. The artwork is also outstanding. The wordplay I expected from you, but you outdid yourself on this one. It’s truly your greatest artistic achievement. Congratulations."
--Joe Cromwell, Singer-Songwriter, Hudson Valley NY
"I never had the nerve to act in a play in front of an audience. It is great to discover recordings of live plays at any opportunity, and anyone who appreciates Broadway productions will love 'Songs from Hue Manatee's Quest.' James Durst has freed the limits of the imagination with his latest effort, and the entire cast seems very well aware they are participating in a work of greatness. The flow of the production is flawless, with the end of the story coming far too soon. There were at least four great singers in the production, none of which would surprise me to be headlining on The Great White Way for years to come. Make a space in your home for 'Hue Manatee's Quest' today." --CASHBOX Magazine
"My favorite is 'Lost In The Kuda Shuda Woods.' I’ve listened to that a number of times. It’s a real masterpiece. It’s brilliant." --Bob Rafkin, Award-winning singer-songwriter
JAMES DURST has quietly traversed the planet since 1965, performing for rapt audiences of all ages in all 50 states and 45 countries throughout the Americas, Europe, Scandinavia, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, in Russia, Azerbaijan, Japan, Korea and most recently, several times in India and Israel. He draws from a rich and ever-evolving repertoire of distinctive original and gathered songs in more than two dozen languages that reflect a global perspective and underscore the interconnectedness we share with all of life. With more than a dozen recordings to his credit, he engages each disparate audience in a participatory journey distilled from his travels, bringing us closer to our world and each other. For more about James & his music visit www.JamesDurst.com.
“Words fail to come which express adequately my gratitude for your gift of song. If it was just the songs, it might be easier, but you offer much more. The phrase ‘the singing of our lives’ comes to mind. You sing our highest hopes and profoundest joys and we come to know our lives in a deeper way.”
— Bruce Robertson, The Institute of Cultural Affairs, Los Angeles
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6 to 9 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR in the Beer Garden Birdsall House
970 Main St.Peekskill, NY 10566 US
Website: https://www.birdsallhouse.net/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Joe Duraes Live @ The Peekskill Coffee House The Peekskill Coffee House
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
Joe's Website: www.joeduraes.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:30pm
Julie Corbalis and Friends The Cove (formerly Crystal Bay)
5 John Walsh BlvdPeekskill, NY
Phone: 914-739-0337
Website: https://thecovecharlespoint.com/index.htm
I'll be jamming 2 sets of classic covers and original tunes with Jorge Caraballo, Bryan Gordon and Eric Puente. There's an outdoor patio to enjoy the last weeks of warm weather, great food and a fun bar.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6 PM
A LIVE TRIBUTE & BENEFIT FOR TERENCE MARTIN Lake Katonah Clubhouse
1 Lower Lake Shore (corner of Todd Rd.)Katonah, NY 10536
Phone: (914) 232-1727
LAKE KATONAH CLUB MUSICAL EVENINGS SECOND SEASON – OPENING CONCERT
FEATURING: KJ DENHERT, PAT WICTOR, DAN BONIS, GORDON ROEHRER, RICK ILLOWITE, MONTGOMERY DELANEY, THE YAYAS AND OTHER SPECIAL GUESTS PERFORMING THE WORKS OF TERENCE MARTIN
6:00pm -- POTLUCK DINNER (and BYOB)
7:00pm -- MUSIC
MINIMUM DONATION - $20.00 /person
Reservations recommended. Please contact Ruth Post for info at (914) 844-1024
FEATURING: KJ DENHERT, PAT WICTOR, DAN BONIS, GORDON ROEHRER, RICK ILLOWITE, MONTGOMERY DELANEY, THE YAYAS AND OTHER SPECIAL GUESTS PERFORMING THE WORKS OF TERENCE MARTIN
6:00pm -- POTLUCK DINNER (and BYOB)
7:00pm -- MUSIC
MINIMUM DONATION - $20.00 /person
Reservations recommended. Please contact Ruth Post for info at (914) 844-1024
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR (With Eric Puente) The Starving Artist Cafe
249 City Island Avenue, City IslandCity Island Bronx, New York 10464
Phone: 718.885.3779
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 PM
Tribes Hill welcomes Anthony da Costa and David Massengill to Urban H2O Beczak Environmental Center, 35 Axexander St., Yonkers, NY
35 Alexander StreetYonkers, NY
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.urbanh2o.org
Tribes Hill and Urban H20 presents at The Beczak Environmental Center, 35 Alexander St., Yonkers, NY:
DAVID MASSENGILL:
“A decade in Greenwich Village has honed this Tennessee wordsmith’s natural songwriting into exquisite art.” BOSTON GLOBE
ANTHONY DA COSTA
Folk, rock and pop from “a very young man, with a very old soul." PETE FORNATALE, WFUV
Tribes Hill's monthly Song Circle brings together top local songwriters and performers for a spontaneous, joyous, musical exploration of the human experience. Urban H2O presents these rising Hudson Valley artists in an intimate and informal setting.
"Tribes Hill is a vibrant part of the folk tradition." –John Platt, host of WFUV's "Sunday Breakfast" show
TICKETS $10 - Doors open 7pm
Includes FREE beer from our sponsor—Hudson Valley's award-winning Captain Lawrence Brewing Company—bring your own mug!
URBAN H20 is a new performance venue in downtown Yonkers presenting the Hudson Valley's best local and regional artists. It is a collaboration of the Tribes Hill music collective and the Beczak Environmental Education Center. Shows are the third Saturday of every month at Beczak, an eco-friendly renovation of a former factory social club along the Hudson River in downtown Yonkers.
Beczak Environmental Education Center is a non-profit organization that presents exhibits and programs for all ages to raise environmental awareness and to encourage informed stewardship of rivers.
Steps from Yonkers Amtrak and Metro-North station. Ample free parking.
DAVID MASSENGILL:
“A decade in Greenwich Village has honed this Tennessee wordsmith’s natural songwriting into exquisite art.” BOSTON GLOBE
ANTHONY DA COSTA
Folk, rock and pop from “a very young man, with a very old soul." PETE FORNATALE, WFUV
Tribes Hill's monthly Song Circle brings together top local songwriters and performers for a spontaneous, joyous, musical exploration of the human experience. Urban H2O presents these rising Hudson Valley artists in an intimate and informal setting.
"Tribes Hill is a vibrant part of the folk tradition." –John Platt, host of WFUV's "Sunday Breakfast" show
TICKETS $10 - Doors open 7pm
Includes FREE beer from our sponsor—Hudson Valley's award-winning Captain Lawrence Brewing Company—bring your own mug!
URBAN H20 is a new performance venue in downtown Yonkers presenting the Hudson Valley's best local and regional artists. It is a collaboration of the Tribes Hill music collective and the Beczak Environmental Education Center. Shows are the third Saturday of every month at Beczak, an eco-friendly renovation of a former factory social club along the Hudson River in downtown Yonkers.
Beczak Environmental Education Center is a non-profit organization that presents exhibits and programs for all ages to raise environmental awareness and to encourage informed stewardship of rivers.
Steps from Yonkers Amtrak and Metro-North station. Ample free parking.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 to 10 pm
A Benefit for The Wolf Conservation Center Featuring Gandalf Murphy & the Slambovian Circus of Dreams, Hope Machine, Matt Turk & Hobo Caravan Irvington Town Hall Theatre
85 Main StreetIrvington, NY
Phone: 914-693-1065
Website: https://commongroundfusw.com/
Gandalf Murphy & The Slambovian Circus of Dreams have been called “the hillbilly Pink Floyd,” which is an apt description, particularly if you throw in elements of Incredible String Band, Neil Young, The Band, Dylan, and maybe even some Frank Zappa as well. Upon returning recently from the U.K. this fall where they spread their contagious brand of quirky Americana from Glasgow to Penzance, the band completed work on their fourth studio album, “The Grand Slambovians”. The advent of “The Grand Slambovians” is both the band’s latest reincarnation and the title of their new soul stirring CD.
RESERVATIONS ADVISED. TICKETS:
(Available through Town Hall Box Office Only)
VIP Seating (Orch Rows A-C): $50
Front Orch & Front Balcony: $30 in advance/$40 at the door
Mid Orch, Mid Balcony & Boxes: $25 in advance/$35 at the door
Rear Orch & Rear Balcony: $20 in advance/$25 at the door
RESERVATIONS ADVISED. TICKETS:
(Available through Town Hall Box Office Only)
VIP Seating (Orch Rows A-C): $50
Front Orch & Front Balcony: $30 in advance/$40 at the door
Mid Orch, Mid Balcony & Boxes: $25 in advance/$35 at the door
Rear Orch & Rear Balcony: $20 in advance/$25 at the door
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm/Doors open at 6
WORK O' THE WEAVERS: Celebrating America's Pioneering Folk Quartet The Turning Point
Piermont, NY USA
Phone: 845 359 1089
Price: $18.00
Website: https://www.turningpointcafe.com
Returning to New York following service during World War Two, Pete Seeger and Lee Hays teamed up with the brilliant guitarist Fred Hellerman and the exceptional alto Ronnie Gilbert to create the Weavers in 1948. Drawing from many varied sources including international music and traditional ballads, work songs and hymns, lullabies and the songs of Woody Guthrie and Huddie Ledbetter (Leadbelly), the Weavers presented an eclectic array of folk music with a freshness and exuberance that had never before been heard. Their musical verve and their knack for breathing life into a song soon caught the attention of bandleader Gordon Jenkins at Decca Records. A string of collaborative hits followed including On Top Of Old Smoky, Wimoweh (Wi’Mbube), The Midnight Special, Tzena, Tzena, Woody Guthrie’s So Long, It’s Been Good To Know Yuh and of course, Leadbelly’s Goodnight Irene. Blacklisted and forced from the stage for their political beliefs during the height of their popularity, the Weavers reunited in 1955 for their now-legendary Carnegie Hall concert and persevered long enough to inspire the ‘folk boom’ of the ’50s and ’60s. They then passed the microphone to the likes of the Tarriers and the Kingston Trio, Peter, Paul & Mary, Joan Baez, Don McLean, Bob Dylan & countless others, all of whom credit the Weavers among their earliest musical influences.
With faithful adherence to their original arrangements, Work o' the Weavers recalls the spirit of the Weavers, providing an echo of their timeless music and some insight into their timely story, one that especially resonates when an American’s right – and indeed, responsibility – to dissent has of late once again been challenged. In addition, at the encouragement of none other than Pete himself to be forward-looking -- forward-singing, they've introduced newer songs into the repertoire that the Weavers might be singing were they still active today. Some originals, some from friends, some by former Weavers themselves. All together, they create a program that is rousing, relevant and revelatory.
With faithful adherence to their original arrangements, Work o' the Weavers recalls the spirit of the Weavers, providing an echo of their timeless music and some insight into their timely story, one that especially resonates when an American’s right – and indeed, responsibility – to dissent has of late once again been challenged. In addition, at the encouragement of none other than Pete himself to be forward-looking -- forward-singing, they've introduced newer songs into the repertoire that the Weavers might be singing were they still active today. Some originals, some from friends, some by former Weavers themselves. All together, they create a program that is rousing, relevant and revelatory.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6 PM
Tribes Hill Business Meeting Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, New York 10595
Phone: 914-564-9212
Business meeting for Tribes Hill Officers, Board Members and Committee Heads only.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm
James Durst & Madhumita Chakrabartti Dorry's Diner
White Plains, NY USA
James has quietly traversed the planet since 1965, performing for rapt audiences of all ages in all 50 states and 45 countries throughout the Americas, Europe, Scandinavia, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, in Russia, Azerbaijan, Japan, Korea and most recently, several times in India and Israel. He draws from a rich and ever-evolving repertoire of distinctive original and gathered songs in more than two dozen languages that reflect a global perspective and underscore the interconnectedness we share with all of life. With more than a dozen recordings to his credit, he engages each disparate audience in a participatory journey distilled from his travels, bringing us closer to our world and each other. For more about James & his music visit www.JamesDurst.com. 
“…A time machine, taking me back to the era in which we all believed with such a vengeance in peace and truth and beauty.” —Amanda McBroom, Singer/Composer, 'The Rose'
James will be complemented by his Kolkata (Calcutta) born wife, vocalist Madhumita Chakrabartti.
“…A time machine, taking me back to the era in which we all believed with such a vengeance in peace and truth and beauty.” —Amanda McBroom, Singer/Composer, 'The Rose'
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
An Evening with PETER YARROW & WORK O' THE WEAVERS to Benefit the Fund for Reconciliation and Development Irvington Town Hall Theatre
85 Main StreetIrvington, NY
Phone: 914-693-1065
Website: https://commongroundfusw.com/
Peter Yarrow is best known for his role in 'Peter, Paul and Mary' and creation of several of its most loved songs, including 'Puff, the Magic Dragon', 'Day is Done', 'Light One Candle' and The Great Mandala. He founded Operation Respect, an international program to address bullying in schools, and led three Fellowship for Reconciliation and Development concert tours in Vietnam to raise international awareness of the effects of Agent Orange and funds for its victims. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Yarrow
Peter will be joined by Work o' the Weavers, reprising the engaging activist music of the pioneering folk quartet, the Weavers. http://workotheweavers.com/
This event benefits the locally based Fund for Reconciliation and Development, for 26 years a leader in healing the wounds of conflict with Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia and Cuba.
Admission at the door is $25 and $37.50. For the deep pocketed and generous, $150 provides $100 as a tax deductible contribution, an invitation to a post-concert reception, and autographed copies of two books by Peter. Get the best seats by booking online: http://irvingtontheater.com/node/172
Peter will be joined by Work o' the Weavers, reprising the engaging activist music of the pioneering folk quartet, the Weavers. http://workotheweavers.com/
This event benefits the locally based Fund for Reconciliation and Development, for 26 years a leader in healing the wounds of conflict with Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia and Cuba.
Admission at the door is $25 and $37.50. For the deep pocketed and generous, $150 provides $100 as a tax deductible contribution, an invitation to a post-concert reception, and autographed copies of two books by Peter. Get the best seats by booking online: http://irvingtontheater.com/node/172
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 noon
BACKWOODS JUPITER WITH SCOTT AND RACHEL URGOLA Mount Zion Church at Reis Park
East side of Rt. 139 about halfway between Rt. 100 and Rt. 202.Somers, NY
Website: https://www.myspace.com/scotturgola
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 a.m. - noonish
Larry Kolker and friends at the Tarrytown Farmers' Market Tarrytown Farmers' Market
It will be prime apple season at the Tarrytown Farmer's Market in Patriot's Park, Tarrytown, NY. Stop by and throw in a harmony.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 pm
Marc Black, with a special guest appearance by The Raging Grannies and Their Daughters Common Ground Coffeehouse
25 Old Jackson Ave.Hastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 USA
Phone: 914-693-1065
Price: $12.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://commongroundfusw.com/2011/06/02/marcblack/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:30 P.M.
FRED GILLEN JR Blackbird's
4119 30th Avenue Astoria, NY
Phone: (718) 943-6898
Website: https://www.blackbirdsbar.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR Peekskill Coffee House
101 S. Division St.
Phone: 914 739 1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2-4pm
Water Not Weapons Day - NYC "Frying Pan Pier" http://www.pier66maritime.com
Welcome to another afternoon of entertainment produced by the World Water Rescue Foundation (WWRF.org) and
Good News Broadcast (GoodNewsBroadcast.com). Phil Sauers (WWRF) and Paul Sladkus (GNB) once again have teamed up to bring our annual Water Not Weapons Day to the historic Frying Pan Pier on the Hudson River at West 26th Street in New York City.
WHY: For an afternoon of FUN & MUSIC with lots of friends of Pete Seeger.
WHO: Ray Korona, Spook Handy, Steve Suffet, James Cannings, Cecilia St. King,
Joel Landy, Kenn Moutenot, The AFU Band, Mighty Xee, Chris Vanderessen, Peter Pasco,
Jenny Hurwitz, Michael Lublin, Su Polo, Christina Valentine, Dave Street, Wave Such As Us,
Mary Poppiins & her musical "Spoones,", Benny Zable & his "Flags",
Gloria Waslyn & her "Parrots for Peace"
DATE: Sunday, Oct. 2, 2011 - 2pm to 4:30pm
Pier opens at noon for LUNCH Menu -> http://www.pier66maritime,com/BarGrill.html
FREE ADMISSION: - OPEN TO PUBLIC CASH BAR / FOOD
LOCATION: "Frying Pan Pier" http://www.pier66maritime.com
Good News Broadcast (GoodNewsBroadcast.com). Phil Sauers (WWRF) and Paul Sladkus (GNB) once again have teamed up to bring our annual Water Not Weapons Day to the historic Frying Pan Pier on the Hudson River at West 26th Street in New York City.
WHY: For an afternoon of FUN & MUSIC with lots of friends of Pete Seeger.
WHO: Ray Korona, Spook Handy, Steve Suffet, James Cannings, Cecilia St. King,
Joel Landy, Kenn Moutenot, The AFU Band, Mighty Xee, Chris Vanderessen, Peter Pasco,
Jenny Hurwitz, Michael Lublin, Su Polo, Christina Valentine, Dave Street, Wave Such As Us,
Mary Poppiins & her musical "Spoones,", Benny Zable & his "Flags",
Gloria Waslyn & her "Parrots for Peace"
DATE: Sunday, Oct. 2, 2011 - 2pm to 4:30pm
Pier opens at noon for LUNCH Menu -> http://www.pier66maritime,com/BarGrill.html
FREE ADMISSION: - OPEN TO PUBLIC CASH BAR / FOOD
LOCATION: "Frying Pan Pier" http://www.pier66maritime.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Joe Crookston Common Gound Folk Series @ Lewisboro Library
15 Main StreetSouth Salem, NY 10590 USA
Phone: 914-693-1065
Price: $12.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://commongroundfusw.com/2011/06/01/saturday-october-1st-8-pm/
He stands on stage holding his Martin OM 28, stomping his foot, singing superb songs about ruby red dresses, drunk roosters, ex-slaves, window washers, Polish Immigrants, Tinian Island, rutabagas and the cycles of life & death. He sings about the thread that runs through us all. Artful, intense, and often transcendent, imaginative, and extremely engaging — if you love a moving song and magical madness, Joe Crookston delivers it all….the music, the lyrics, the energy, and the passion for exceptionally well written songs. He loves his audience, and it shows.
Joe Crookston….Born and raised in rural Ohio, with Hungarian roots, Polkas Polkas…and eastern European food..A little bit of Gypsy soul in this guy…Whether it’s his hypnotic guitar sound, bubbling banjo, or short story lyrics, his music draws from his urban adventures and his rural Ohio roots, exuding a remarkable timeless quality. Haven’t seen him perform?? You’ll be glad you did.
Joe Crookston….Born and raised in rural Ohio, with Hungarian roots, Polkas Polkas…and eastern European food..A little bit of Gypsy soul in this guy…Whether it’s his hypnotic guitar sound, bubbling banjo, or short story lyrics, his music draws from his urban adventures and his rural Ohio roots, exuding a remarkable timeless quality. Haven’t seen him perform?? You’ll be glad you did.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2 to 4 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR solo show Antoinettes Patisserie
417 Warburton AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 USA
Phone: 914 478 7200
Website: https://antoinettespatisserie.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2:30
Steve Scholle plays shakuhachi in a Kol Nidre Concert Museum of Jewish Heritage
1 Battery PlaceNew York, NY
Price: $12.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
The Kol Nidre is the sacred musical prayer that opens the Jewish holy day of Yom Kippur. This concert is a compilation of performances, film clips and oral history about the music of Kol Nidre. I will be performing a piece I composed for the CD "A Prayer for the Missing: an offering for the victims of 9-11". I composed the piece and perform it on the shakuhachi, the traditional Japanese bamboo flute.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6PM
Tom Cardullo hosts Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering
Potluck pasta dinner and merry music making with your kindred folk!!!
205 Hilltop Drive
Upper Nyack, NY 10960
home 845-358-6559
cell 914-523-0656
Important info: Google directions are incorrect. Mapquest gets it right:
After crossing the TZ Bridge, I am 5 easy turns and 5 minutes from Exit 11.
Take EXIT 11 toward US-9W/Nyack.
Stay straight to go onto High Ave.
Take the 1st left onto N Highland Ave/US-9W.
Nyack Retail Corp is on the corner
Turn right onto Christian Herald Rd.
Christian Herald Rd is just past Glenbrook Rd
Highland Mini Shop is on the corner
Christian Herald Rd becomes Old Mountain Rd.
Turn left onto Spook Hollow Rd.
Turn right onto Foss Dr.
Take the 1st left onto Hilltop Dr.
205 HILLTOP DR is on the left.
205 Hilltop Drive
Upper Nyack, NY 10960
home 845-358-6559
cell 914-523-0656
Important info: Google directions are incorrect. Mapquest gets it right:
After crossing the TZ Bridge, I am 5 easy turns and 5 minutes from Exit 11.
Take EXIT 11 toward US-9W/Nyack.
Stay straight to go onto High Ave.
Take the 1st left onto N Highland Ave/US-9W.
Nyack Retail Corp is on the corner
Turn right onto Christian Herald Rd.
Christian Herald Rd is just past Glenbrook Rd
Highland Mini Shop is on the corner
Christian Herald Rd becomes Old Mountain Rd.
Turn left onto Spook Hollow Rd.
Turn right onto Foss Dr.
Take the 1st left onto Hilltop Dr.
205 HILLTOP DR is on the left.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR solo show Gizzi Cafe
16 W 8th St (between 5th Ave & Mac Dougal St) West VillageNew York, NY
Phone: (212) 260-9700
Website: https://www.gizzisnyc.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00pm
Spuyten Duyvil with special guests Christopher Street Coffeehouse, NYC
81 Christopher Street (St. Johns Lutheran Church)New York, NY 10014
Website: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Christopher-Street-Coffee-House
Spuyten Duyvil plays the nicest listening room in the Village for two sets and special guests...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Curtis and the Dilettantes and Angie Atkinson The Starving Artist Cafe
249 City Island Avenue, City IslandCity Island Bronx, New York 10464
Phone: 718.885.3779
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com/
No cover, all ages and maturity levels accepted...
Easy to get to off 95 or the Hutch; or Number 6 train from NYC to Pelham Bay Park, the Bronx, NY, and then Number 29 bus to City Island, NY; we are on the right side of the street 2 1/2 blocks past the third traffic light; a maroon awning.
Ethan can't come out for this one, but join Curtis Angie and Evan for two sets of original songs and classic covers. Guitars, piano, accordion, bass, percussion, and three voices raised in harmony; at the Bronx's best music room, a true family scene that you will want to be a part of.
Easy to get to off 95 or the Hutch; or Number 6 train from NYC to Pelham Bay Park, the Bronx, NY, and then Number 29 bus to City Island, NY; we are on the right side of the street 2 1/2 blocks past the third traffic light; a maroon awning.
Ethan can't come out for this one, but join Curtis Angie and Evan for two sets of original songs and classic covers. Guitars, piano, accordion, bass, percussion, and three voices raised in harmony; at the Bronx's best music room, a true family scene that you will want to be a part of.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Residency Coffee Lab Roasters
7 Main StTarrytown, NY 10591 USA
Phone: (914) 332-1479
Website: https://local.yahoo.com/details?id=11243228
Fred Gillen Jr. is his work. As a songwriter, singer, musician, producer, engineer, and poet, he creates art with purity of intent, an open heart, honesty, and tireless dedication to craft. Part folk singer, part indie rocker, and part poet, he writes and sings songs about the human experience, honestly and fearlessly addressing pain, injustice, and isolation in his work, but also acknowledging and celebrating the hope in everyday existence. His work often tells the unglamorous yet compelling stories of the lost and forgotten, the marginalized and ignored. Veterans, drug addicts, and sick and lonely souls populate his songs and tell their stories in their own voices, yet the overwhelming tone of Gillen's songs and stories is one of hope. Gillen involves his audience and encourages participation, and his live performances are reckless celebrations of being alive.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m.
The YaYas & Fred Gillen Jr. Celebration House Concerts
Clifton, NJ
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 pm
Vance Gilbert, with very special guest KJ Denhert Common Ground Concerts at South Presbyterian Church
343 BroadwayDobbs Ferry, NY 10522 USA
Phone: 914-693-1065
Price: $18.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://commongroundfusw.com/2011/05/30/saturday-october-8th-730-pm/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm SHARP - 9pm
'James Durst Welcomes' Singer/Songwriter Duo THE LEVINS, WINNERS of the 2011 CT Folk Songwriting Competition! The BeanRunner Cafe
201 S. Division Street & EstherPeekskill, NY 10655 USA
Phone: 914-737-1701
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.beanrunnercafe.com
Phone ahead for ADVANCE RESERVATION admission of $8
TRIBES HILL Members $5
Warwick NY-based folk/pop duo THE LEVINS are dedicated to making the world a happier place employing uplifting music with exquisite vocal harmonies and lyrics that celebrate our interconnectedness with a lighthearted depth inclusive to all. They're not just accomplished musicians but entertainers with a palpable connection between them which really lifts the material above the norm.
After meeting ten years ago at a Freight & Salvage Coffeehouse open mic in Berkeley CA, Julia and Ira have performed as a duo for audiences large and small, singing for festivals, coffeehouses, clubs and events from California to Amsterdam.
Your musical host JAMES DURST will introduce the evening with a short opening set. James has quietly traversed the planet since 1965, performing for rapt audiences of all ages in all 50 states and 45 countries throughout the Americas, Europe, Scandinavia, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, in Russia, Azerbaijan, Japan, Korea and most recently, several times in India and Israel. He draws from a rich and ever-evolving repertoire of distinctive original and gathered songs in more than two dozen languages that reflect a global perspective and underscore the interconnectedness we share with all of life. With more than a dozen recordings to his credit, he engages each disparate audience in a participatory journey distilled from his travels, bringing us closer to our world and each other. For more about James & his music visit www.JamesDurst.com.
“…A time machine, taking me back to the era in which we all believed with such a vengeance in peace and truth and beauty.” —Amanda McBroom, Singer/Composer, 'The Rose'
TRIBES HILL Members $5
Warwick NY-based folk/pop duo THE LEVINS are dedicated to making the world a happier place employing uplifting music with exquisite vocal harmonies and lyrics that celebrate our interconnectedness with a lighthearted depth inclusive to all. They're not just accomplished musicians but entertainers with a palpable connection between them which really lifts the material above the norm.
After meeting ten years ago at a Freight & Salvage Coffeehouse open mic in Berkeley CA, Julia and Ira have performed as a duo for audiences large and small, singing for festivals, coffeehouses, clubs and events from California to Amsterdam.
Your musical host JAMES DURST will introduce the evening with a short opening set. James has quietly traversed the planet since 1965, performing for rapt audiences of all ages in all 50 states and 45 countries throughout the Americas, Europe, Scandinavia, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, in Russia, Azerbaijan, Japan, Korea and most recently, several times in India and Israel. He draws from a rich and ever-evolving repertoire of distinctive original and gathered songs in more than two dozen languages that reflect a global perspective and underscore the interconnectedness we share with all of life. With more than a dozen recordings to his credit, he engages each disparate audience in a participatory journey distilled from his travels, bringing us closer to our world and each other. For more about James & his music visit www.JamesDurst.com.
“…A time machine, taking me back to the era in which we all believed with such a vengeance in peace and truth and beauty.” —Amanda McBroom, Singer/Composer, 'The Rose'
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10PM
Matt Turk Birdsall House
970 Main St.Peekskill, NY 10566 US
Website: https://www.birdsallhouse.net/
Matt Turk is a veteran performer who has engaged audiences around the world, both as a hard-rocking bandleader and an acoustic folk troubadour.
Please visit http://turktunes.com for more info on Matt.
Please visit http://turktunes.com for more info on Matt.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00PM-9:00PM
Scott Urgola Performing Live Birdsall House
970 Main StreetPeekskill, NY 10566-2906 USA
Phone: (914) 930-1880
Website: https://www.birdsallhouse.net/peekskill
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Catie Curtis, with special guest Susan Kane Common Ground Downtown @ the James V. Harmon Community Center
44 Main StreetHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 USA
Phone: 914-693-1065
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://commongroundfusw.com/2011/05/31/friday-october-7th-830-pm/
Catie Curtis has been a fan favorite on the acoustic music scene for a number of years now. Her well-deserved reputation as one of our very best singer/songwriters has followed her through nine critically-acclaimed recordings. With her tenth and newest project, Hello Stranger, released in August 2009, she gifts her loyal fan base and entices new listeners with a recording that captures some of the magic of her live performances. With the help of her Nashville-based record label, Compass Records, she selected a few of Nashville’s best musicians to make an album featuring fiddle, mandolin and banjo as well as acoustic guitar. Opening the evening will be Susan Kane. Her original songs are inspired by contemporary and historical figures, natural elements and that richest of resources, language itself. Her music derives from country, folk, blues and rock roots.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7PM
Tribes Hill welcomes David Goldman and Brother Sun to Urban H2O Beczak Environmental Education Center
35 Alexander StreetYonkers, New York
Website: https://www.urbanh2o.org
TICKETS $10 - Doors open 7pm
Includes FREE beer from our sponsor"Hudson Valley's award-winning Captain Lawrence Brewing Company"bring your own mug!
Steps from Yonkers Amtrak and Metro-North station. Ample free parking.
Includes FREE beer from our sponsor"Hudson Valley's award-winning Captain Lawrence Brewing Company"bring your own mug!
Steps from Yonkers Amtrak and Metro-North station. Ample free parking.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 12 noon
Phil Dollard at Briarcliff Harvest Day Pocket Park
Pleasantville Rd.Briarcliff Manor, NY 10510
Purchase Tickets: click here
The second annual Briarcliff Manor Harvest Festival will be held on Saturday, October 15th along Pleasantville Rd. in downtown Briarcliff. Live music from 10 AM til 3PM in the little "pocket park" in the center of town; I'll be doing a set from noon til 1PM.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1:00PM
Scott & Rachel Urgola Performing Live Old Croton Aqueduct Trail (Aquefest)
210 North BroadwaySleepy Hollow, NY 10591-2697 USA
Website: https://www.aqueduct.org
We'll be on the trail near Bedford Road and Sleepy Hollow HS parking lot. Parking will be available in the HS lot.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1PM
Matt Turk Antoinette's
417 Warburton AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 US
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://antoinettespatisserie.com/
"...an artist to be reckoned with."
All Music Guide
All Music Guide
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6-8PM
Phil Dollard at the Black Cat Cafe' Black Cat Cafe
45 Main Street Irvington, NY
Phone: 231-9060
Website: https://blackcatchef.com/
I'll be doing 2 sets at the Black Cat on Friday, Oct. 21st. Emily presides over a wonderfully eclectic coffeehouse where the caffeinated and non-caffeinated beverages and food choices compete with her high regard for home grown music. This is a favorite venue for many local musicians, young and old, and I'm one of 'em. If you've been there, you know what I'm talkin' about; if not, come on down & join the fun. Hope to see you there.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 pm
The Grateful Strings: A (Pre-)Halloween Tribute to the Grateful Dead for Guitars, Cello, Violin and Drums Common Ground Coffeehouse
25 Old Jackson Ave.Hastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 USA
Phone: 914-693-1065
Price: $12.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://commongroundfusw.com/2011/05/29/saturday-october-22nd-730-pm/
The goal of The Grateful Strings is to provide the audience with a taste of the joy, the contemplation, the wonder and the journey that was experienced by fans of the Grateful Dead at one of their legendary live shows. The band will consist of Craig Graham on lead guitar, Robert Politzer on rhythm guitar, Von Cello on the acoustic cello, Joe Deninson on violin, Kyle Esposito on bass guitar, and Chris Lyons on drums.
Lead guitarist Craig Graham grew up on his mother’s jazz, R&B and soul records and his older brother’s rock and roll. A graduate of Berklee College of Music in Boston, he has studied with such great artists as Pat Metheny, Michael Brecker and Dave Creamer. Joe Deninzon has established himself as a versatile, on-demand electric and acoustic violinist, mandolinist, guitarist, singer and composer. A musician who transcends many genres, he has recorded and performed with a variety of artists including Sheryl Crow, Everclear, Ritchie Blackmore of Deep Purple, Smokey Robinson, Johnny Matthis, Les Paul, Phoebe Snow, Jane Monheit, and Robert Bonfiglio. He has appeared in Lincoln Center’s Meet the Artist program, as a soloist with the New York Chamber Ensembles, has performed on MTV and at the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame, and has played for former President Clinton. Aaron Minksy (aka Von Cello) is a noted rock cellist. He began his career as a guitarist, influenced by Jimi Hendrix, Frank Zappa and Jerry Garcia, before transfering his knowledge of rock guitar to the cello. Minsky has performed with the Caracas Philharmonic of Venezuela and the Virginia Opera, and in venues as diverse as CBGBs and Carnegie Hall. A Berklee College of Music grad, Kyle Esposito has studied and performed music for over 25 years, working steadily as a bandleader on both bass and guitar. Performing and recording with George Baker (former guitarist and music director for Marvin Gaye) solidified his approach to the blues and R&B, while his own band, Fourth House blended rock with jazz-influenced harmony. He is currently guitarist fo the Meg Johnson Band and can be found playing fretless bass in Less Deluxe, an improvisational trio.
In addition to offering private drum instruction, drummer Chris Lyons plays with both The Langley Project as well as with the Marc Sincavage Band. Like Kyle Espisito, he was also a member of George Baker’s group. Robert Politzer, on rhythm guitar, is the man who conceived of this special evening, and together with Craig Graham, has put together this accomplished group. Robert is a singer/songwriter and long time Grateful Dead fan and has been playing gigs with Craig Graham and Aaron Minsky under the name of the Grateful Trio.
All the money in the world will not buy Deadheads one more Grateful Dead show, but this concert aims to recreate some of the experience. Long live the Grateful Dead!
Lead guitarist Craig Graham grew up on his mother’s jazz, R&B and soul records and his older brother’s rock and roll. A graduate of Berklee College of Music in Boston, he has studied with such great artists as Pat Metheny, Michael Brecker and Dave Creamer. Joe Deninzon has established himself as a versatile, on-demand electric and acoustic violinist, mandolinist, guitarist, singer and composer. A musician who transcends many genres, he has recorded and performed with a variety of artists including Sheryl Crow, Everclear, Ritchie Blackmore of Deep Purple, Smokey Robinson, Johnny Matthis, Les Paul, Phoebe Snow, Jane Monheit, and Robert Bonfiglio. He has appeared in Lincoln Center’s Meet the Artist program, as a soloist with the New York Chamber Ensembles, has performed on MTV and at the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame, and has played for former President Clinton. Aaron Minksy (aka Von Cello) is a noted rock cellist. He began his career as a guitarist, influenced by Jimi Hendrix, Frank Zappa and Jerry Garcia, before transfering his knowledge of rock guitar to the cello. Minsky has performed with the Caracas Philharmonic of Venezuela and the Virginia Opera, and in venues as diverse as CBGBs and Carnegie Hall. A Berklee College of Music grad, Kyle Esposito has studied and performed music for over 25 years, working steadily as a bandleader on both bass and guitar. Performing and recording with George Baker (former guitarist and music director for Marvin Gaye) solidified his approach to the blues and R&B, while his own band, Fourth House blended rock with jazz-influenced harmony. He is currently guitarist fo the Meg Johnson Band and can be found playing fretless bass in Less Deluxe, an improvisational trio.
In addition to offering private drum instruction, drummer Chris Lyons plays with both The Langley Project as well as with the Marc Sincavage Band. Like Kyle Espisito, he was also a member of George Baker’s group. Robert Politzer, on rhythm guitar, is the man who conceived of this special evening, and together with Craig Graham, has put together this accomplished group. Robert is a singer/songwriter and long time Grateful Dead fan and has been playing gigs with Craig Graham and Aaron Minsky under the name of the Grateful Trio.
All the money in the world will not buy Deadheads one more Grateful Dead show, but this concert aims to recreate some of the experience. Long live the Grateful Dead!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9PM
Matt Turk Slash Root Tech Cafe
60 Main St.New Paltz, NY 12561
Website: https://www.facebook.com/slashrootcafe
"...an artist to be reckoned with."
All Music Guide
All Music Guide
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 PM
Tribute & Benefit for Terence Martin The Watercolor Cafe
Larchmont, NY
Website: https://www.watercolorcafe.net/index.html
Jerry Treacy from WFDUhosting: Buskin and Batteau, KJ Denhert, Sloan Wainwright, Pat Wictor, Montgomery Delaney, Clifford Carter, Dan Bonis/Gordon Roehrer, Bruce Carroll, Open Book
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 PM
Tribute & Benefit for Terence Martin The Watercolor Cafe
Larchmont, NY
Website: https://www.watercolorcafe.net/index.html
John Platt from WFUV hosting: Kj Denhert, Loretta Hagin, George Wurzbach, Montgomery Delaney, Martha Trachtenburg, Tom Faure, Dan Bonis/Gordon Roehrer, Mark Louis Miller, Clifford Carter, Bruce Carroll
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 PM
Tribute & Benefit for Terence Martin The Watercolor Cafe
Larchmont, NY
Website: https://www.watercolorcafe.net/index.html
Jerry Treacy from WFDU hosting: Richard Shindell, Open Book, George Wurzbach, Montgomery Delaney, Ben Matusow, Tom Faure, Dan Bonis/Gordon Roehrer, more...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 pm
South County's Halloween Hoedown The Purple Crayon
52 Main StreetHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: 914 231 9077
Price: $10.00
Website: https://purplecrayoncenter.org/calendar/event/86/
South County brings their unique brand of foot-stompin', hand-clappin' supercharged Americana to Hastings' beautiful new music venue, the Purple Crayon, for a Halloween blowout!
Throw on your best costume and come on down to the party! Food, drink and prizes!!! 2 sets including songs from South County's debut album (recorded at Woody's House by the one and only Fred Gillen Jr) as well as our super-special Halloween favorites.
Doors at 7:30pm, music starts around 8pm...
Throw on your best costume and come on down to the party! Food, drink and prizes!!! 2 sets including songs from South County's debut album (recorded at Woody's House by the one and only Fred Gillen Jr) as well as our super-special Halloween favorites.
Doors at 7:30pm, music starts around 8pm...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR Peekskill Coffee House
101 S. Division St.
Phone: 914 739 1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
The Grand Slambovian Extraterrestrial Hillbilly Pirate Ball 2011 The Gramercy Theater
127 East 23rd StreetNew York, New York
Phone: 212-777-6800
Price: $35.00
Website: https://www.Slambovia.com
Tickets at Live Nation or
Gramercy Theater Box Office: 212-777-6800
TicketMaster: 800-745-3000 or 866-448-7849 (24 hour)
Seating: Raked seating in back with general admission standing room in front
Directions: Located at 127 East 23rd St. (Between Lexington Ave. and Park Ave. South)
By Subway: 6 train to 23rd st. - Walk 1/2 block west on North side of the street.
Wheelchair accessible. Handicapped bathroom facilities are available.
Must be 16 and over unless accompanied by a parent or guardian.
Must be 21 years of age and older to drink.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8PM
Matt Turk Peekskill Coffee House
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY US
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
"Arguably the definitive acoustic version of "America the Beautiful""
-Music News Nashville
-Music News Nashville
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 pm
The YaYas & Karyn Oliver The BeanRunner Café
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY USA
Phone: 914-737-1701
Website: https://www.beanrunnercafe.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Residency Coffee Lab Roasters
7 Main StTarrytown, NY 10591 USA
Phone: (914) 332-1479
Website: https://local.yahoo.com/details?id=11243228
Fred Gillen Jr. is his work. As a songwriter, singer, musician, producer, engineer, and poet, he creates art with purity of intent, an open heart, honesty, and tireless dedication to craft. Part folk singer, part indie rocker, and part poet, he writes and sings songs about the human experience, honestly and fearlessly addressing pain, injustice, and isolation in his work, but also acknowledging and celebrating the hope in everyday existence. His work often tells the unglamorous yet compelling stories of the lost and forgotten, the marginalized and ignored. Veterans, drug addicts, and sick and lonely souls populate his songs and tell their stories in their own voices, yet the overwhelming tone of Gillen's songs and stories is one of hope. Gillen involves his audience and encourages participation, and his live performances are reckless celebrations of being alive.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8PM
Matt Turk Starving Artist Cafe & Gallery
249 City Island AvenueCity Island, NY 10464
Phone: (718) 885-3779
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com
"...an artist to be reckoned with."
All Music Guide
All Music Guide
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Woods Tea Company Common Ground Folk Series @ Lewisboro Library
15 Main StreetSouth Salem, NY 10590 USA
Phone: 914-693-1065
Price: $12.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://commongroundfusw.com/2011/05/28/3518/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2 to 4 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR solo show Antoinettes Patisserie
417 Warburton AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 USA
Phone: 914 478 7200
Website: https://antoinettespatisserie.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6 pm to whenever
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering la casa de kolker
9 Antonio CourtCortlandt Manor, New York 10567
Larry and Emily Kolker are hosting this month's gathering - hope to see you there! The address is 9 Antonio Court, Cortlandt Manor NY 10567. Home phone is 914 739 7276, Larry's email is kolker@whafh.com.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7-8pm
The Levins Nyack Starbucks
80 Main StreetNyack, NY USA
Ira and Julia will play an hour long set of originals at
It will be a caffeined set.
It will be a caffeined set.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10PM til 1AM
Phil Dollard at Birdsall House Birdsall House
970 Main St.Peekskill, NY 10566 US
Website: https://www.birdsallhouse.net/
Birdsall House has become the premier establishment in Peekskill for fine food, craft beers and live music. Veterans' Day is Friday so if you have the day off in honor of our vets, come on down & start the weekend right.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8-11pm
The Freakin' Ricans The Starving Artist Cafe and Gallery
249 City Island AvenueCity Island, NY 10464
Phone: (718) 885-3779
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com/
The Freakin' Ricans! w/ Special Guest Julie Corbalis - 8pm
249 City Island Ave.
Bronx New York USA 718.885.3779
Price: FREE
Juli Corbalis will be joining the 'Ricans for a couple of tunes alongside Eric "Rocco Rican" Puente! Come, have dinner!
249 City Island Ave.
Bronx New York USA 718.885.3779
Price: FREE
Juli Corbalis will be joining the 'Ricans for a couple of tunes alongside Eric "Rocco Rican" Puente! Come, have dinner!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 pm
The Guy Mendilow Band’s Ladino Project: Songs of Imaginary Migrations Common Ground Concerts at South Presbyterian Church
343 BroadwayDobbs Ferry, NY 10522 USA
Phone: 914-693-1065
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://commongroundfusw.com/2011/05/27/saturday-november-12-730-pm/
Blurring boundaries and connecting sounds, stories, rhythms and roots is central to the mission inspiring the Guy Mendilow Band. The vibrant multicultural group’s latest offering, The Ladino Project, features centuries-old music from Jewish communities in places such as Smyrna, Salonica, Jerusalem and Sarajevo. Sung in Ladino, a language melding Spanish, Arabic, Greek, and Hebrew, these colorful canticas and romanzas abound with stories of sailors seduced by sirens at sea, intrigue, fantastic dreams and the treachery of kings and queens.
Led by Israeli performer Guy Mendilow, the quintet makes this ancient music relevant to today’s audiences by recasting it through the lens of modern migrations. Drawn from the places Mendilow and his musicians have called home, from Israel and Brazil to Japan and the United States, the resulting music is a blend of haunting Sephardi, driven with Brazilian street beats and tempered with blues. It is vibrant musical storytelling awash with warm vocal harmonies, intricate textures and spellbinding rhythms.
When the Sephardi Jews were expelled from Spain in 1492, they eventually settled in communities from Northern Africa and the Middle East to the Mediterranean and the Balkans. In each new home, their language, food, customs and songs soaked in local flavors of new cultures, and came to be known as Ladino culture.
The Guy Mendilow Band is continuing the vibrant Ladino tradition. Drawing on the dynamic world music expertise of each of its players, the Guy Mendilow Band’s Ladino Project explores imagined, cross-cultural journeys: as if Sephardi music continued traveling and landing in Appalachia, or the streets of Salvador in Northeastern Brazil. What will these songs sound like when they both preserve their essence but also become steeped in these new, imagined homes, as they have throughout their historical migrations? The band challenges concepts of borders in songs like “La Reina Xerifa Mora,” a dark legend shared between Jewish, Muslim, and Christian communities of Andalusia, that the band brings alive with regal Appalachian melodies and a touch of gritty blues. Or the playful, upbeat setting of “Mansevo Del Dor,” a tongue-in-cheek warning against social vanity, featuring Mendilow’s berimbau and overtone singing, as though the song has migrated wound up somewhere between Salvador and the Mongolian Steppe. Mendilow and his players are careful to respect and preserve the songs’ essential identities, even while working them through their modern, multicultural lens.
“There’s an even greater responsibility when you are working with music that is so old and rich,” says Mendilow. “You have to be careful to remain true to the tradition even as you innovate.”
This approach also influences the band’s non-Ladino tunes. Take “Sala’am,” an Israeli peace anthem, thatsubtly introduces Brazilian elements in its arrangement and whose warm harmonies nod to Crosby, Stills & Nash. In other songs, the group whimsically pushes ancient instruments in new directions, with an almost adamant refusal to take itself too seriously. For instance, in “Whistler’s Brother,” Mendilow’s award-winning overtone singing playfully duels with a bamboo flute. Or “Blues for Dino,” in which the band tips their collective hat to Brazilian berimbau hero Dino Nascimento through tongue-in-cheek slide berimbau (musical bow and arrow) blues.
Mendilow personally identifies with the musical re-imagining at the heart of Ladino music. Throughout his childhood, Mendilow’s family, and his musician-turned-professor father, played continental hop-scotch. From Israel to Johannesburg and the United States, community singing, often in their living room, was an important way of connecting with others and establishing home.
“Ladino music is fascinating to me because these communities in diaspora integratedelements of local culture into their own traditional music.” says Mendilow, “So the very same song might sound quite different in a community that settled in North Africa, or the Balkans. But this story is not unique. In fact, it’s almost universal. It’s the story of many types of music, from Jazz to the modern Malian rock of groups like Tinariwen. And it reflects each of our own stories, how we incorporate new elements into our lives through our own migrations.”
For Guy Mendilow, the music cannot be separated from the message. From his first touringexperience as a boy, swapping songs with Ladysmith Black Mambazo as a vocalist with the American Boychoir; to currently thrilling the audiences at venues such as the Chicago World Music Festival or New York’s Tribeca Performing Arts Center; to building cross-cultural understanding through facilitating musical workshops with government education ministers from Palestine, Israel, Jordan and Lebanon; Mendilow and the Guy Mendilow Band continue to journey beyond musical boundaries, blending antiquity and modernity, and bringing an ancient music to new audiences.
Led by Israeli performer Guy Mendilow, the quintet makes this ancient music relevant to today’s audiences by recasting it through the lens of modern migrations. Drawn from the places Mendilow and his musicians have called home, from Israel and Brazil to Japan and the United States, the resulting music is a blend of haunting Sephardi, driven with Brazilian street beats and tempered with blues. It is vibrant musical storytelling awash with warm vocal harmonies, intricate textures and spellbinding rhythms.
When the Sephardi Jews were expelled from Spain in 1492, they eventually settled in communities from Northern Africa and the Middle East to the Mediterranean and the Balkans. In each new home, their language, food, customs and songs soaked in local flavors of new cultures, and came to be known as Ladino culture.
The Guy Mendilow Band is continuing the vibrant Ladino tradition. Drawing on the dynamic world music expertise of each of its players, the Guy Mendilow Band’s Ladino Project explores imagined, cross-cultural journeys: as if Sephardi music continued traveling and landing in Appalachia, or the streets of Salvador in Northeastern Brazil. What will these songs sound like when they both preserve their essence but also become steeped in these new, imagined homes, as they have throughout their historical migrations? The band challenges concepts of borders in songs like “La Reina Xerifa Mora,” a dark legend shared between Jewish, Muslim, and Christian communities of Andalusia, that the band brings alive with regal Appalachian melodies and a touch of gritty blues. Or the playful, upbeat setting of “Mansevo Del Dor,” a tongue-in-cheek warning against social vanity, featuring Mendilow’s berimbau and overtone singing, as though the song has migrated wound up somewhere between Salvador and the Mongolian Steppe. Mendilow and his players are careful to respect and preserve the songs’ essential identities, even while working them through their modern, multicultural lens.
“There’s an even greater responsibility when you are working with music that is so old and rich,” says Mendilow. “You have to be careful to remain true to the tradition even as you innovate.”
This approach also influences the band’s non-Ladino tunes. Take “Sala’am,” an Israeli peace anthem, thatsubtly introduces Brazilian elements in its arrangement and whose warm harmonies nod to Crosby, Stills & Nash. In other songs, the group whimsically pushes ancient instruments in new directions, with an almost adamant refusal to take itself too seriously. For instance, in “Whistler’s Brother,” Mendilow’s award-winning overtone singing playfully duels with a bamboo flute. Or “Blues for Dino,” in which the band tips their collective hat to Brazilian berimbau hero Dino Nascimento through tongue-in-cheek slide berimbau (musical bow and arrow) blues.
Mendilow personally identifies with the musical re-imagining at the heart of Ladino music. Throughout his childhood, Mendilow’s family, and his musician-turned-professor father, played continental hop-scotch. From Israel to Johannesburg and the United States, community singing, often in their living room, was an important way of connecting with others and establishing home.
“Ladino music is fascinating to me because these communities in diaspora integratedelements of local culture into their own traditional music.” says Mendilow, “So the very same song might sound quite different in a community that settled in North Africa, or the Balkans. But this story is not unique. In fact, it’s almost universal. It’s the story of many types of music, from Jazz to the modern Malian rock of groups like Tinariwen. And it reflects each of our own stories, how we incorporate new elements into our lives through our own migrations.”
For Guy Mendilow, the music cannot be separated from the message. From his first touringexperience as a boy, swapping songs with Ladysmith Black Mambazo as a vocalist with the American Boychoir; to currently thrilling the audiences at venues such as the Chicago World Music Festival or New York’s Tribeca Performing Arts Center; to building cross-cultural understanding through facilitating musical workshops with government education ministers from Palestine, Israel, Jordan and Lebanon; Mendilow and the Guy Mendilow Band continue to journey beyond musical boundaries, blending antiquity and modernity, and bringing an ancient music to new audiences.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 Noon
A Celebration of the Life of Terence Martin (1946 - 2011) Community Unitarian Church
468 Rosedale AvenueWhite Plains, New York
Our friend, Terence Martin passed away on Monday, November 7 at home, in the arms of his wife and children, after a fearless and bold three-month battle with pancreatic cancer. Terence was 65 years old.
A wake and visitation will be held on Saturday, November 12 from 5:00 to 8:00 pm at the John J. Fox Funeral Home on Boston Post Road in Larchmont, NY.
A funeral, "A Celebration of the Life of Terence Martin," will be held Monday, November 14, 2011, at 12:00 noon, at the Community Unitarian Church, 468 Rosedale Avenue, White Plains, NY.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm SHARP - 9:30pm
'James Durst Welcomes' A Celebration of the Life & Legacy of Folksong Innovator BOB GIBSON w/Special Guests JAMES LEE STANLEY, JOHN GUTH, JOHN HELLER, DAVID BERNZ & some surprises The BeanRunner Cafe
201 S. Division Street & EstherPeekskill, NY 10655 USA
Phone: 914-737-1701
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.beanrunnercafe.com
TRIBES HILL MEMBERS $5
BOB GIBSON (1931-1996) would have been 80 on November 16th. Inspired by meeting Pete Seeger in 1953, it's said he went out the very next day and bought a banjo.
(To the tune of St. Clair's Defeat:)
'Twas November 16th in the year of '31
To Ann and Samuel Gibson of New York was born a son
'Twas in the town of Brooklyn, hard by the Hudson plain
And he grew to be a minstrel like we'll never see again
--James Durst, 2010
For more about Bob visit www.BobGibsonLegacy.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm - 12am
"Are You Gettin' Sweet On Me" 2nd Annual Diabetes Benefit The River Roadhouse
533 Warburton Ave.Hastings, NY 10706
Website: https://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=212914038782456
Look out brothers and sisters, we have a great night of free live music to benefit the American Diabetes Association for all y'all!
3 greats acts for 1 great cause!
Guerilla Charity at its finest!
9 pm - Cree Rider, rough and tumble singer-songwriter from Brooklyn
10 pm - Greetings From Anywhere, our good friends and Americana masters
11 pm - South County, the hard-chargin' folkabilly freaks
So come stomp your feet, shake your ass and drink for a good reason.
In lieu of a cover charge, we do ask that you give to the ADA. All musicians are donating their time and talent. (But we understand times are tough, so if the wallet has seen better days days - please come anyway and give at a future charity event...)
3 greats acts for 1 great cause!
Guerilla Charity at its finest!
9 pm - Cree Rider, rough and tumble singer-songwriter from Brooklyn
10 pm - Greetings From Anywhere, our good friends and Americana masters
11 pm - South County, the hard-chargin' folkabilly freaks
So come stomp your feet, shake your ass and drink for a good reason.
In lieu of a cover charge, we do ask that you give to the ADA. All musicians are donating their time and talent. (But we understand times are tough, so if the wallet has seen better days days - please come anyway and give at a future charity event...)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR SOLO SHOW Birdsall House
970 Main St.Peekskill, NY 10566 US
Phone: (914) 930-1880
Website: https://www.birdsallhouse.net/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00PM
Scott & Rachel Urgola Performing Live Starving Artist Cafe
249 City Island AvenueCity Island, NY 10464
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 pm
The YaYas with special guest Honor Finnegan Music Over Manhattan
A lovely house concert series in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan. Seats go fast at this one!
Suggested donation $20
For reservations and directions, email Tom at tomora0303@earthlink.net
Suggested donation $20
For reservations and directions, email Tom at tomora0303@earthlink.net
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. (doors open 7:30)
The Whiskey Boys And Special Guest Fred Gillen Jr The Hillside Cafe
45 Hillside CrescentNutley, NJ
Phone: 973-667-7055
Price: $15.00
Website: https://www.hillsidecafe.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 pm
Ellis Paul Common Ground Coffeehouse
25 Old Jackson Ave.Hastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 USA
Phone: 914-693-1065
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://commongroundfusw.com/2011/05/26/saturday-november-19th/
Ellis Paul is one of the leading voices of the American singer- songwriter world. He was a principle leader in the wave of singer/songwriters that emerged from the Boston folk scene, which helped revitalize the national acoustic circuit with an urban, literate, folk/pop style that helped renew interest in the genre in the 1990′s. For years, he has been among the singer songwriter circuit’s most popular and dependable headliners with fiercely loyal fans all over the globe.
Ellis’ current studio album release, “The Day After Everything Changed” was made possible by contributions from fans, who in return received goods and services such as signed guitars, house concerts and writing a song for a loved one. As an independent artist with his own label Black Wolf Records, Ellis raised over $100k in the middle of a deep recession. The result of this project is an excellent example and true testament to the relationship Ellis has built with his fans and the mutual respect they have for each other. This is Ellis’ first studio album without a records label in 10 years.
Ellis’ charismatic, personally authentic performance style, have influenced a generation of artists drawing from the appeal of pop blending with the authenticity of folk. Ellis is one of the most pop-friendly of today’s singer-songwriters. He has bridged the gulf between the modern folk sound and the populist traditions of Woody Guthrie and Pete Seeger more successfully than perhaps any of his songwriting peers.
Ellis’ current studio album release, “The Day After Everything Changed” was made possible by contributions from fans, who in return received goods and services such as signed guitars, house concerts and writing a song for a loved one. As an independent artist with his own label Black Wolf Records, Ellis raised over $100k in the middle of a deep recession. The result of this project is an excellent example and true testament to the relationship Ellis has built with his fans and the mutual respect they have for each other. This is Ellis’ first studio album without a records label in 10 years.
Ellis’ charismatic, personally authentic performance style, have influenced a generation of artists drawing from the appeal of pop blending with the authenticity of folk. Ellis is one of the most pop-friendly of today’s singer-songwriters. He has bridged the gulf between the modern folk sound and the populist traditions of Woody Guthrie and Pete Seeger more successfully than perhaps any of his songwriting peers.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 pm
HOPE MACHINE Westchester Farmers Market
Westchester County CenterWhite Plains, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR WITH ERIC PUENTE The Peekskill Coffee Hosue
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
Fred Gillen Jr. is his work. As a songwriter, singer, musician, producer, engineer, and poet, he creates art with purity of intent, an open heart, honesty, and tireless dedication to craft. Part folk singer, part indie rocker, and part poet, he writes and sings songs about the human experience, honestly and fearlessly addressing pain, injustice, and isolation in his work, but also acknowledging and celebrating the hope in everyday existence. His work often tells the unglamorous yet compelling stories of the lost and forgotten, the marginalized and ignored. Veterans, drug addicts, and sick and lonely souls populate his songs and tell their stories in their own voices, yet the overwhelming tone of Gillen's songs and stories is one of hope. Gillen involves his audience and encourages participation, and his live performances are reckless celebrations of being alive.
Gillen's musical influences range from Bob Dylan and Woody Guthrie to Queen and Elton John, to Yes to Elliott Smith. From James Brown and Stevie Wonder to The Clash and Johnny Cash. His parents listened to Jazz and Country around the house, but Gillen gravitated to Rock N Roll, then to delta blues, and then became obsessed with Woody Guthrie. Gillen is a folk singer and a rocker, a roots musician and a modernist, as at home playing washboard or acoustic guitar as playing with drum loops and samples. Whatever the instruments and genre, he's always been attracted to music which is reckless and in-the-moment.
A prolific independent songwriter, Gillen has released seven full-length solo studio CDs, one live CD, and two solo e.p.'s. He has toured all over the U.S., Ireland, Germany, and Czech Republic and has built a devoted, cult following everywhere he's gone. He's received a NY Foundation For The Arts grant, has been President of the Hudson Valley Music Collective Tribes Hill, and has spoken on panels and been a mentor at several Folk Alliance conferences. During the 2008 Presidential campaign, he was invited to read his poetry at congressman and presidential candidate Dennis Kucinich's New Years Eve event. His music has been played on independent radio all over the world, and has appeared on national television on All My Children (ABC) and NYC Soundtracks (MSG Network.) In 2008 the Gillen & Turk version of his song "Fall Down" appeared on the CMJ Music Marathon Sampler CD, given to 10,000 CMJ conference attendees and radio stations. His long-time friends and collaborators Red Molly had him sing a duet of the song Gulf Coast Highway on their 2010 CD James, which was a hit with Folk, Americana, AAA, and Adult Contemporary radio. Hudson Valley band The YaYas released their own versions of Gillen's songs Devil's Bluff and Conversation On A Train on their second CD Paper Boats in late 2010, which also appeared on the Folk, Americana, and Roots radio charts.
Gillen is also a member of and co-writer for the band Hope Machine, with Steve Kirkman and Eric Puente. Hope Machine is an "official program" of the Woody Guthrie Foundation and Archives, and has performed at venues from Irving Plaza in New York City, to the Clearwater Festival, to peace events all over the country. The band has released two critically-acclaimed CDs, and is currently writing new songs for their third release in 2012. In 2010 their song "Peace Rant" was included on Folk Alliance's "War And Politics" compilation CD, a benefit to create a fund to provide instruments to returning combat soldiers.
Besides recording and performing his own music, Gillen is a busy Producer and engineer for other artists. He has created a project studio called "Woody's House," producing and/or engineering 30-something records over the past few years there, including the two latest, critically-acclaimed records by Carolann Solebello, the debut and sophomore releases of the Solar-Powered eco-rock band Solar Punch, several releases for teenage prodigy Anthony daCosta, and many others. Gillen has also recently recorded scores for several documentary films at Woody's House.
Gillen's musical influences range from Bob Dylan and Woody Guthrie to Queen and Elton John, to Yes to Elliott Smith. From James Brown and Stevie Wonder to The Clash and Johnny Cash. His parents listened to Jazz and Country around the house, but Gillen gravitated to Rock N Roll, then to delta blues, and then became obsessed with Woody Guthrie. Gillen is a folk singer and a rocker, a roots musician and a modernist, as at home playing washboard or acoustic guitar as playing with drum loops and samples. Whatever the instruments and genre, he's always been attracted to music which is reckless and in-the-moment.
A prolific independent songwriter, Gillen has released seven full-length solo studio CDs, one live CD, and two solo e.p.'s. He has toured all over the U.S., Ireland, Germany, and Czech Republic and has built a devoted, cult following everywhere he's gone. He's received a NY Foundation For The Arts grant, has been President of the Hudson Valley Music Collective Tribes Hill, and has spoken on panels and been a mentor at several Folk Alliance conferences. During the 2008 Presidential campaign, he was invited to read his poetry at congressman and presidential candidate Dennis Kucinich's New Years Eve event. His music has been played on independent radio all over the world, and has appeared on national television on All My Children (ABC) and NYC Soundtracks (MSG Network.) In 2008 the Gillen & Turk version of his song "Fall Down" appeared on the CMJ Music Marathon Sampler CD, given to 10,000 CMJ conference attendees and radio stations. His long-time friends and collaborators Red Molly had him sing a duet of the song Gulf Coast Highway on their 2010 CD James, which was a hit with Folk, Americana, AAA, and Adult Contemporary radio. Hudson Valley band The YaYas released their own versions of Gillen's songs Devil's Bluff and Conversation On A Train on their second CD Paper Boats in late 2010, which also appeared on the Folk, Americana, and Roots radio charts.
Gillen is also a member of and co-writer for the band Hope Machine, with Steve Kirkman and Eric Puente. Hope Machine is an "official program" of the Woody Guthrie Foundation and Archives, and has performed at venues from Irving Plaza in New York City, to the Clearwater Festival, to peace events all over the country. The band has released two critically-acclaimed CDs, and is currently writing new songs for their third release in 2012. In 2010 their song "Peace Rant" was included on Folk Alliance's "War And Politics" compilation CD, a benefit to create a fund to provide instruments to returning combat soldiers.
Besides recording and performing his own music, Gillen is a busy Producer and engineer for other artists. He has created a project studio called "Woody's House," producing and/or engineering 30-something records over the past few years there, including the two latest, critically-acclaimed records by Carolann Solebello, the debut and sophomore releases of the Solar-Powered eco-rock band Solar Punch, several releases for teenage prodigy Anthony daCosta, and many others. Gillen has also recently recorded scores for several documentary films at Woody's House.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 pm
Susan Kane with Steve Kirkman and Eric Puente; Special Guest Paul Sachs Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
Come and finish up your Thanksgiving recovery! We promise we will not serve any leftover turkey, gravy, stuffing, green bean casserole, sweet potatoes with marshmallows, or mashed potatoes. Not even pumpkin pie. And no family drama! But lots of good tunes. Paul Sachs joins us. You should too!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00pm
Host Honor Finnegan, Susan Kane & The Levins Alphabet City Songwriter's Exchange, Gizzy's, Greenwich Village
16 W 8th St (between 5th Ave & Mac Dougal St) West VillageNew York, NY
Phone: (212) 260-9700
Website: https://www.gizzisnyc.com/
Alphabet City Songwriter's Exchange
Host Honor Finnegan with guests The Levins and Susan Kane
Enjoy the music of songwriter's in the round and the menu at Gizzi's Bar and Lounge in the West Village.
16 West 8th Street New York, NY 10011
(212) 353-0099
Host Honor Finnegan with guests The Levins and Susan Kane
Enjoy the music of songwriter's in the round and the menu at Gizzi's Bar and Lounge in the West Village.
16 West 8th Street New York, NY 10011
(212) 353-0099
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Fred Gillen Jr. Residency Coffee Lab Roasters
7 Main StTarrytown, NY 10591 USA
Phone: (914) 332-1479
Website: https://local.yahoo.com/details?id=11243228
Fred Gillen Jr. is his work. As a songwriter, singer, musician, producer, engineer, and poet, he creates art with purity of intent, an open heart, honesty, and tireless dedication to craft. Part folk singer, part indie rocker, and part poet, he writes and sings songs about the human experience, honestly and fearlessly addressing pain, injustice, and isolation in his work, but also acknowledging and celebrating the hope in everyday existence. His work often tells the unglamorous yet compelling stories of the lost and forgotten, the marginalized and ignored. Veterans, drug addicts, and sick and lonely souls populate his songs and tell their stories in their own voices, yet the overwhelming tone of Gillen's songs and stories is one of hope. Gillen involves his audience and encourages participation, and his live performances are reckless celebrations of being alive.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm
Anna Dagmar & David Goldman Garden Stage Coffee House
223 Stewart Ave, @ the corner of Nassau BoulevardGarden City, NY
Phone: 516-248-8891
Price: $18.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.GardenStage.com
Anna Dagmar and David Goldman take the Garden Stage
Singer-Songwriters with roots in Jazz, Classical, World and Folk Music
GARDEN CITY, NY. – November 16, 2011 – Garden Stage is proud to present Westchester-based guitarist/singer-songwriter David Goldman in co-bill with NYC pianist/singer-songwriter Anna Dagmar on Friday, December 2, 2011, at 7:30pm. They will be joined by cellist Martha Colby.
Of a mixed Jewish-Italian-Albanian background, David Goldman grew up on Long Island listening to classical, opera, international and American folk music, pop/jazz, blues and rock and roll. He then studied abroad in India, Mexico, and Japan, and has since traveled to France, Italy, England, Spain, Portugal and Turkey. David’s music has been strongly influenced by World and American music. His latest CD Light In The Tunnel is David’s deeply personal journey on the wings of a finely woven tapestry of voices and music, and charted #1 on Roots Music Report's NY Chart and #10 Cashbox Magazine-Roots-Americana-Country Top 50. David has opened for Kenny Loggins at Tarrytown Music Hall, and performed at The Living Room, Pleasantville Music Festival, and Tribeca Performing Arts Center. He has been interviewed on a number of radio stations in New York, Boston, Connecticut and Colorado. http://www.DavidGoldman.com
Born in England and raised in MA, Anna Dagmar composes piano-woven folk/pop that draws from influences including Debussy, Keith Jarrett, Joni Mitchell, Billy Joel and Anais Mitchell. A graduate of the Eastman School of Music, Dagmar’s rich piano accompaniments paint little musical worlds for each song. Her melodies flow freely, as though married to the words. Dagmar has released three CD’s and the Anna Dagmar Songbook. Let the Waves Come in Threes (2009) was produced by Ben Wittman (Patty Larkin, Jonatha Brooke), charted #6 on the National Roots Music Report, and received five awards in the 2011 Mid-Atlantic Songwriting Contest. This fall she was accepted into the BMI Musical Theatre Writing Workshop and will also be Composer-in-Residence for a songwriting program at The Nightingale-Bamford School. Dagmar has performed and recorded with Lucy Kaplansky, Ellis Paul and Natalia Zukerman. Last December she made an impressive Garden Stage debut playing with Joe Crookston. http://www.AnnaDagmar.com
Anna and David met on a cold winter evening three years ago at a songwriter showcase at Dixon Place, an experimental theatre on the Lower East Side. David marveled at Anna’s subtle piano arrangement and mellifluous voice; Anna was moved by David’s powerful, heartfelt singing. They have since become good friends and have performed together on a number of occasions. On Dec. 2 David and Anna will be collaborating on a number of songs.
“Anna Dagmar’s album showcases her gorgeous voice, lyrical piano stylings and lovely, intelligent songs.”––Lucy Kaplansky
"David Goldman has a gift for channeling his love of the whole wide world of music into well-crafted songs, and he has the voice to do those songs justice."—John Platt, WFUV 90.7FM
The Garden Stage is located within the Unitarian Universalist Church at 223 Stewart Ave. (at Nassau Blvd.) in Garden City, NY. Tickets are available $18 in advance / $20 at the door. The event begins with an open mic (sign up at 7pm). For tickets and information contact calendar@uuccn.org.
Singer-Songwriters with roots in Jazz, Classical, World and Folk Music
GARDEN CITY, NY. – November 16, 2011 – Garden Stage is proud to present Westchester-based guitarist/singer-songwriter David Goldman in co-bill with NYC pianist/singer-songwriter Anna Dagmar on Friday, December 2, 2011, at 7:30pm. They will be joined by cellist Martha Colby.
Of a mixed Jewish-Italian-Albanian background, David Goldman grew up on Long Island listening to classical, opera, international and American folk music, pop/jazz, blues and rock and roll. He then studied abroad in India, Mexico, and Japan, and has since traveled to France, Italy, England, Spain, Portugal and Turkey. David’s music has been strongly influenced by World and American music. His latest CD Light In The Tunnel is David’s deeply personal journey on the wings of a finely woven tapestry of voices and music, and charted #1 on Roots Music Report's NY Chart and #10 Cashbox Magazine-Roots-Americana-Country Top 50. David has opened for Kenny Loggins at Tarrytown Music Hall, and performed at The Living Room, Pleasantville Music Festival, and Tribeca Performing Arts Center. He has been interviewed on a number of radio stations in New York, Boston, Connecticut and Colorado. http://www.DavidGoldman.com
Born in England and raised in MA, Anna Dagmar composes piano-woven folk/pop that draws from influences including Debussy, Keith Jarrett, Joni Mitchell, Billy Joel and Anais Mitchell. A graduate of the Eastman School of Music, Dagmar’s rich piano accompaniments paint little musical worlds for each song. Her melodies flow freely, as though married to the words. Dagmar has released three CD’s and the Anna Dagmar Songbook. Let the Waves Come in Threes (2009) was produced by Ben Wittman (Patty Larkin, Jonatha Brooke), charted #6 on the National Roots Music Report, and received five awards in the 2011 Mid-Atlantic Songwriting Contest. This fall she was accepted into the BMI Musical Theatre Writing Workshop and will also be Composer-in-Residence for a songwriting program at The Nightingale-Bamford School. Dagmar has performed and recorded with Lucy Kaplansky, Ellis Paul and Natalia Zukerman. Last December she made an impressive Garden Stage debut playing with Joe Crookston. http://www.AnnaDagmar.com
Anna and David met on a cold winter evening three years ago at a songwriter showcase at Dixon Place, an experimental theatre on the Lower East Side. David marveled at Anna’s subtle piano arrangement and mellifluous voice; Anna was moved by David’s powerful, heartfelt singing. They have since become good friends and have performed together on a number of occasions. On Dec. 2 David and Anna will be collaborating on a number of songs.
“Anna Dagmar’s album showcases her gorgeous voice, lyrical piano stylings and lovely, intelligent songs.”––Lucy Kaplansky
"David Goldman has a gift for channeling his love of the whole wide world of music into well-crafted songs, and he has the voice to do those songs justice."—John Platt, WFUV 90.7FM
The Garden Stage is located within the Unitarian Universalist Church at 223 Stewart Ave. (at Nassau Blvd.) in Garden City, NY. Tickets are available $18 in advance / $20 at the door. The event begins with an open mic (sign up at 7pm). For tickets and information contact calendar@uuccn.org.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR SOLO SHOW Whistling Willies
184 Main St.Cold Spring, NY
Phone: (845) 265-2012
Website: https://www.whistlingwillies.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6-8PM
Phil Dollard at The Black Cat Black Cat Cafe'
45 Main St.Irvington, NY 10533 USA
Phone: 914-231-9060
Website: https://blackcatchef.com
Phil returns to the Black Cat for another early Saturday show. The Black Cat Cafe' serves delicious fare and is one of the most music friendly venues in Westchester. Come on down for some acoustic blues, swamp music and assorted love songs.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 pm
Winterbloom: Antje Duvokot, Anne Heaton, Meg Hutchinson, and Natalia Zukerman Common Ground Concerts at South Presbyterian Church
343 BroadwayDobbs Ferry, NY 10522 USA
Phone: 914-693-1065
Price: $18.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://commongroundfusw.com/2011/05/25/3542/
Winterbloom is a collective of four successful, internationally touring singer-songwriters – Antje Duvekot, Anne Heaton, Meg Hutchinson, and Natalia Zukerman. While carving their own paths in indie Folk, Americana, Pop and Singer-Songwriter music, each have celebrated one another’s accomplishments on the road, and fostered the spirit of collaboration back at home (at one time they all lived in Boston – Anne is now in Chicago, Natalia in Brooklyn).
One magical show in December 2008 moved them tour together in 2009 as “Winterbloom” with a winter/holiday album they wrote and recorded called “Winterbloom: Traditions Rearranged.” On their first tour in 2009, they played select shows in the US in the Northeast, Midatlantic and Midwest regions including performing live at Folk Alley, Mountain Stage and First Night Boston. They received rave reviews of both the fresh new recordings and moving live concerts, prompting them to reunite in the summer of 2010 for the Boston Music Festival and Lilith Fair. Last winter, they brought their holiday show to Antje’s homeland Germany and also played in The Netherlands. This summer they are pleased to announce that they will be a part of Cayamo 2012. They are writing new original songs for the holidays this winter, and we’re pleased to announce that they’ve chosen Common Ground @ South Church as one of their select dates on their 2011 winter holiday tour!
One magical show in December 2008 moved them tour together in 2009 as “Winterbloom” with a winter/holiday album they wrote and recorded called “Winterbloom: Traditions Rearranged.” On their first tour in 2009, they played select shows in the US in the Northeast, Midatlantic and Midwest regions including performing live at Folk Alley, Mountain Stage and First Night Boston. They received rave reviews of both the fresh new recordings and moving live concerts, prompting them to reunite in the summer of 2010 for the Boston Music Festival and Lilith Fair. Last winter, they brought their holiday show to Antje’s homeland Germany and also played in The Netherlands. This summer they are pleased to announce that they will be a part of Cayamo 2012. They are writing new original songs for the holidays this winter, and we’re pleased to announce that they’ve chosen Common Ground @ South Church as one of their select dates on their 2011 winter holiday tour!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8PM
Matt Turk Peekskill Coffee House
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY
Phone: 914 739 1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2 to 4 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR solo show Antoinettes Patisserie
417 Warburton AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 USA
Phone: 914 478 7200
Website: https://antoinettespatisserie.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6 PM
Tribes Hill Annual Holiday Gathering and Solstice Rehearsal Lake Katonah Clubhouse
1 Lower Lakeshore (GPS users - see NOTE below)Katonah, New York 10536
Phone: 914-844-1024
This is a very special first Monday Tribes Hill gathering and is open to all.
- It will include music in preparation for our Annual Solstice Concert (12/18/11).
- We will all contribute to our POTLUCK MEAL with MAIN DISH, DESSERT AND/OR BEVERAGE - Please bring a yummy, healthy dish to share (4-6 servings; list of ingredients) A kitchen with stove, frig, microwave, etc. is available for our use.
PLEASE POST POTLUCK FOOD OR BEVERAGE CONTRIBUTIONS ON THE TRIBES HILL BLOG IN THE MEMBER"S AREA
We welcome volunteers for Set-up and Clean-up as well as donations of disposable "green" plates, bowls, etc. and cups (no cutlery needed)
ADDRESS is Lake Katonah Clubhouse *1 Lower Lakeshore* Katonah, NY (corner Lower Lakeshore and Todd Rd.)
*NOTE - ABOVE ADDRESS DOES NOT WORK WELL IN GPS.
GPS USERS - BEST TO USE 93 TODD RD, THE ADDRESS OF THE HOUSE ACROSS THE STREET.
DIRECTIONS FROM LOWER WESTCHESTER VIA SAW MILL; IF FROM 684, SKIP STEP 1:
1) Take Saw Mill north to end, where it merges into I-684.
2) Take 684 to Exit 6A (Goldens Bridge) and exit off of 684 to Rt. 22/Goldens Bridge.
3) At end of exit ramp, turn left and head north on Rt. 22.
4) Take Rt. 22 to first right turn at the Rt. 138 junction. Note: when you make the right turn, you will travel just a couple 100 yrds. or so in front of a plaza and parking lot. When you get to the light, make a right turn which will actually put you onto Rt. 138 (heading east).
5) Take Rt. 138 about 1½ miles to Increase Miller and turn right (first right after Todd Rd. North). Note: where Increase Miller intersects 138, 138 veers to the left so it is more like veering right at a fork as opposed to making a full right turn.
6) Take Increase Miller and make first right turn onto Todd Rd. (not to be confused with Todd North, which you passed on 138 just before getting to Increase Miller -- do not turn on Todd North).
7) Take Todd Rd. about ½ mile to second left turn at Lower Lakeshore (first left after Upper Lakeshore).
Clubhouse is at corner of Todd Rd. and Lower Lakeshore, with parking in front of the building on Lower Lakeshore.
- It will include music in preparation for our Annual Solstice Concert (12/18/11).
- We will all contribute to our POTLUCK MEAL with MAIN DISH, DESSERT AND/OR BEVERAGE - Please bring a yummy, healthy dish to share (4-6 servings; list of ingredients) A kitchen with stove, frig, microwave, etc. is available for our use.
PLEASE POST POTLUCK FOOD OR BEVERAGE CONTRIBUTIONS ON THE TRIBES HILL BLOG IN THE MEMBER"S AREA
We welcome volunteers for Set-up and Clean-up as well as donations of disposable "green" plates, bowls, etc. and cups (no cutlery needed)
ADDRESS is Lake Katonah Clubhouse *1 Lower Lakeshore* Katonah, NY (corner Lower Lakeshore and Todd Rd.)
*NOTE - ABOVE ADDRESS DOES NOT WORK WELL IN GPS.
GPS USERS - BEST TO USE 93 TODD RD, THE ADDRESS OF THE HOUSE ACROSS THE STREET.
DIRECTIONS FROM LOWER WESTCHESTER VIA SAW MILL; IF FROM 684, SKIP STEP 1:
1) Take Saw Mill north to end, where it merges into I-684.
2) Take 684 to Exit 6A (Goldens Bridge) and exit off of 684 to Rt. 22/Goldens Bridge.
3) At end of exit ramp, turn left and head north on Rt. 22.
4) Take Rt. 22 to first right turn at the Rt. 138 junction. Note: when you make the right turn, you will travel just a couple 100 yrds. or so in front of a plaza and parking lot. When you get to the light, make a right turn which will actually put you onto Rt. 138 (heading east).
5) Take Rt. 138 about 1½ miles to Increase Miller and turn right (first right after Todd Rd. North). Note: where Increase Miller intersects 138, 138 veers to the left so it is more like veering right at a fork as opposed to making a full right turn.
6) Take Increase Miller and make first right turn onto Todd Rd. (not to be confused with Todd North, which you passed on 138 just before getting to Increase Miller -- do not turn on Todd North).
7) Take Todd Rd. about ½ mile to second left turn at Lower Lakeshore (first left after Upper Lakeshore).
Clubhouse is at corner of Todd Rd. and Lower Lakeshore, with parking in front of the building on Lower Lakeshore.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 pm
Fred Arcoleo Occupies Gizzi's with Rally Folk Music! Gizzi's Café
16 W. 8th St.New York, NY` 10011
Phone: (212) 353-0099
Website: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Gizzis-Cafe/146620618690116
Fred will be kicking off a triple-header with fellow Tribes Hiller, Larry Kolker (8 pm) and Human Hands (9 pm) at this comfy Village haunt with tasty eats and he plans to shake the walls.
Joined by the lovely Amy Soucy on harmony vocals, Fred will perform songs off his first CD, "SEEDS," as well as some new numbers, dedicating the evening to the poignancy of the Occupy Wall Street movement, with his and his students' adventure stories about Occupy origins, intrigue, & events. We'll include excerpts from his students' compelling soon-to-be-published "We Are the 99 Percent" declarations.
Fred is a New York City high school English, creative writing, & art teacher, & practicing artist whose deepest desire in life is to help influence the way the world changes. He writes songs & poems that strive to reveal the contradictions in our society between appearance & reality, & spends most of his time channeling his anger over the conditions of life that exist for so many into productive activities. He is particularly interested in the role music & the arts can play in raising awareness of societal issues & inspiring people to study & act on the pressing challenges of our time.
Join us for a fresh & inspiring evening. : )
Joined by the lovely Amy Soucy on harmony vocals, Fred will perform songs off his first CD, "SEEDS," as well as some new numbers, dedicating the evening to the poignancy of the Occupy Wall Street movement, with his and his students' adventure stories about Occupy origins, intrigue, & events. We'll include excerpts from his students' compelling soon-to-be-published "We Are the 99 Percent" declarations.
Fred is a New York City high school English, creative writing, & art teacher, & practicing artist whose deepest desire in life is to help influence the way the world changes. He writes songs & poems that strive to reveal the contradictions in our society between appearance & reality, & spends most of his time channeling his anger over the conditions of life that exist for so many into productive activities. He is particularly interested in the role music & the arts can play in raising awareness of societal issues & inspiring people to study & act on the pressing challenges of our time.
Join us for a fresh & inspiring evening. : )
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8-9 pm
Larry Kolker @ Gizzi's Cafe Gizzi's Cafe
16 West 8th Streetnew york, ny 10011
Join Larry for his 8 pm set at this comfy venue, now with great food, and booze, which is fast becoming a premier NYC venue for original acoustic music. 16 West 8th Street, New York, NY 10011. No cover.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8-10 PM
Fred Arcoleo, Janie Barnett, & Honor Finnegan in the Round Le Chéíle Cafe & Artspace
839 181st St. (@ Cabrini Blvd., 2 blocks west of Ft. Washington Ave.)New York, NY 10033 USA
Phone: (212) 740-3111
Website: https://lecheilenyc.com
NORTH BY NORTHWEST: A New Music Series in Washington Heights! "Intimate, Acoustic, Compelling" Hosted by Tom Boyd
An in-the-round performance featuring:
- The passion and power of Fred Arcoleo's Rally Folk Music & his first CD, "SEEDS" (with special guests Amy Soucy on harmony vocals and Demetrius Daniel on trombone!). Check out: http://reverbnation.com/fredarcoleo
- The songs of Janie Barnett "will put you in a trance" - Music Paper. She has shared the stage with the likes of Bonnie Raitt & Kevin Bacon. Check out: http://janiebarnett.com
- "Cooler than the other side of the pillow" Honor Finnegan (who starred in the first nationwide tour of "Annie") & her new CD, "A TINY LIFE." Check out: http://honorfinnegan.com
“Le Chéile.” leh ‘ky-lah means "together": "filial unity, communal strength, spiritual wholeness,...the basic bond of being alive..."
Join us in this new venue with the pink brick facade! Just off the George Washington Bridge & the West Side Highway. Easily accessible by car, train, bus, bike, feet, unicycle--but watch the hill (you get the idea!). : )
Donations appreciated...
An in-the-round performance featuring:
- The passion and power of Fred Arcoleo's Rally Folk Music & his first CD, "SEEDS" (with special guests Amy Soucy on harmony vocals and Demetrius Daniel on trombone!). Check out: http://reverbnation.com/fredarcoleo
“Le Chéile.” leh ‘ky-lah means "together": "filial unity, communal strength, spiritual wholeness,...the basic bond of being alive..."
Join us in this new venue with the pink brick facade! Just off the George Washington Bridge & the West Side Highway. Easily accessible by car, train, bus, bike, feet, unicycle--but watch the hill (you get the idea!). : )
Donations appreciated...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:30 pm
South County and Friends The River Roadhouse
533 Warburton Ave.Hastings, NY 10706
Folk-a-billy at its finest! Come check out Warburton Ave's only working washtub band. Called a "rollicking mess of a good time" and "barrelhouse music...with contagious energy..."
At 9:30pm, a lil' open jam/hootenanny with a few friends...
At 10:30pm, our full set!
...and free hot dogs...
At 9:30pm, a lil' open jam/hootenanny with a few friends...
At 10:30pm, our full set!
...and free hot dogs...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm
The Levins at the John Street Jam 16 John St Saugerties, NY 12477
Purchase Tickets: click here
The Levins will be one of the artists performing at The John St. Jam, an established music venue in the Hudson Valley. On the 2nd (and 5th) Saturday of every month, 8 of the area’s best musicians perform in an intimate, living-room setting. Two 'rounds' of four players, each with an intermission. The room is cozy, the people friendly, and the performances are always top-notch. Musical styles range from folk to blues, from rock to ragtime. And it's all only $5!
The "stage" is a big, comfortable rug in the middle of the room with four chairs arranged in a circle. The audience is seated around the outside and is never more than a few feet from the musicians. This format provides the intimacy of a living room and allows the musicians to interact in ways that aren't possible in the traditional coffeehouse format. The Levins will be joined by: Marc Von Em, Kama Lindend, T-Jay, Stuart Kabak, Jean Bratman, Jeff Entin & Bob Blum, Melinda DiMiao,
The "stage" is a big, comfortable rug in the middle of the room with four chairs arranged in a circle. The audience is seated around the outside and is never more than a few feet from the musicians. This format provides the intimacy of a living room and allows the musicians to interact in ways that aren't possible in the traditional coffeehouse format. The Levins will be joined by: Marc Von Em, Kama Lindend, T-Jay, Stuart Kabak, Jean Bratman, Jeff Entin & Bob Blum, Melinda DiMiao,
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 pm
The TAGHKANIC CHORALE's "Bach for the Holidays" Magnificat in D; Cantata 133; Christmas Oratorio Part V The Presbyterian Church of Mount Kisco
The Presbyterian Church of Mount Kisco
Route 133 and Crow Hill Road
Mount Kisco, NY
Tickets at the door
Gen Admission $25
Seniors/Students $22
Children 12 and under $12
Route 133 and Crow Hill Road
Mount Kisco, NY
Tickets at the door
Gen Admission $25
Seniors/Students $22
Children 12 and under $12
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Diana Jones Common Ground Folk Series @ Lewisboro Library
15 Main StreetSouth Salem, NY 10590 USA
Phone: 914-693-1065
Price: $12.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://commongroundfusw.com/2011/05/24/saturday-december-10th-8-pm/
High Atmosphere, the third album in the remarkable career arc of singer-songwriter Diana Jones, hits with the force of a revelation, further deepening an unprecedented body of work that began in 2006 with My Remembrance of You and continued with 2009’s Better Times Will Come. On her new release (due out in April on Proper Records), recorded entirely live with simpatico musicians at Quad studios in Nashville, this single-minded artist continues to hew to an austere, plainspoken aesthetic, yet its timelessly homespun frameworks are embedded with distinctly topical subject matter. As Bill Friskics-Warren so aptly pointed out in his New York Times profile, Jones “approaches the mountain-ballad tradition not as a curiosity or antique but as a renewable vernacular that’s just as capable of speaking to the human condition now as it was 80 years ago.” “The songs I write,” says Jones, who has a second career as a portrait artist, “are informed by my experiences within a certain time frame, so they become a sort of world within themselves. For this new record, I was on the road a lot, trying to catch up to myself and the things that were happening in my life. This was very different from my previous experiences. For example, I wrote most of the songs on My Remembrance of Youin a cabin in Massachusetts by myself. Then I was mining really old things, focusing on the traditional, whereas these songs happened to me as life happened to me.”
Jones’ back-story is itself as full of cathartic moments, ironic twists and intricate connections as her narratives. During her childhood and adolescence, she felt an almost mystical, seemingly inexplicable attraction to rural Southern music, while growing up in the Northeast with no art or music in her home, the adopted daughter of a chemical engineer. It wasn’t until her late 20s, when she located her birth family in the foothills of the Smoky Mountains in east Tennessee, that Jones’ deep affinity for Anglo-Celtic traditional music began to make sense.
Specifically, it was hanging out with her grandfather, Robert Lee Maranville, that brought on her life-changing epiphany. “He was a guitar player from Knoxville, Tennessee, who played with Chet Atkins in the early days,” Jones explained in 2009. “He told me that if he had died, his one regret would have been never to have known the granddaughter who was given away. He took me driving ’round the Appalachians, reintroducing me to where I came from. And whenever these old-time country tunes came on the radio, he’d be singing along — he knew all the words. This ancient mountain music was completely in his blood and, I suddenly came to realize, in mine, too.”
It was then that Jones — who’d recorded a pair of well-crafted contemporary singer/songwriter albums during the second half of the ’90s — decided to start anew, armed with her birthright and a newfound sense of purpose. When Maranville died in 2000, she holed up in a cabin in the woods of Massachusetts and wrote the songs that wound up, six years and many filled notebooks later, on My Remembrance of You, which she fittingly dedicated to his memory.
The album earned Jones a nomination as Best Emerging Artist at the Folk Alliance Awards, leading to tours with Richard Thompson and Mary Gauthier, appearances at folk festivals on both sides of the Atlantic, and covers of her songs by Gretchen Peters and Joan Baez. “There’s some kind of channeling from some other lifetime going on,” Baez marveled. “I don’t know the answer to these things, but all I can think of is that it must come from some mysterious part of her soul.” Jones views her connection to this tradition, and her place in it, as “that simple and that complex. If I try to look from the outside at how my life’s panned out, it seems strange even to me. I grew up on the East Coast, and I didn’t know my life would take that turn. When I came to the South and I met my family, it started to unfold for me, which took awhile. And then I found my own voice through my grandfather; his kindness and the time he spent with me led me to something that was authentic for me — that I didn’t even know was in there. And once I started writing these songs, it wasn’t like I thought about them; they came through in what felt like a channeled sort of way, as if they’d come from somewhere else.” “When I initially went to that cabin in the woods,” she continues, “I had the same certainty I experienced when I found my birth family. It was the thing I had to do at that moment. I knew that I had to give it a sincere shot, and clear everything else out and find that core thing. So I sat there and literally asked for help, because I didn’t want to write in the way I’d written before — I knew I had something new and deeper that I wanted to write if was going to get back out there and sing again. So I asked my ancestors to help me; it sounds kind of woo-woo, but I figured, what the hell. I don’t know if it works or why it works, but I do know there’s something there that, when it did come through, I felt was authentic and something I wanted to sing. And that was really the most important thing, because, if I’m onstage every night, what do I want to say to people?” Jones now has the answer to this pressing question well in hand — and deep in her soul. While the cover portraits on her last two albums reveal Jones at her most serious, she appears on the cover of the new record with hand over heart and eyes closed in a smile of apparent contentment. That image “speaks to the internal process of writing for me,” she offers. “That the High Atmosphere is as internal as it is up there in the sky. Maybe even a spiritual place. That’s the place I write from.”
Jones’ back-story is itself as full of cathartic moments, ironic twists and intricate connections as her narratives. During her childhood and adolescence, she felt an almost mystical, seemingly inexplicable attraction to rural Southern music, while growing up in the Northeast with no art or music in her home, the adopted daughter of a chemical engineer. It wasn’t until her late 20s, when she located her birth family in the foothills of the Smoky Mountains in east Tennessee, that Jones’ deep affinity for Anglo-Celtic traditional music began to make sense.
Specifically, it was hanging out with her grandfather, Robert Lee Maranville, that brought on her life-changing epiphany. “He was a guitar player from Knoxville, Tennessee, who played with Chet Atkins in the early days,” Jones explained in 2009. “He told me that if he had died, his one regret would have been never to have known the granddaughter who was given away. He took me driving ’round the Appalachians, reintroducing me to where I came from. And whenever these old-time country tunes came on the radio, he’d be singing along — he knew all the words. This ancient mountain music was completely in his blood and, I suddenly came to realize, in mine, too.”
It was then that Jones — who’d recorded a pair of well-crafted contemporary singer/songwriter albums during the second half of the ’90s — decided to start anew, armed with her birthright and a newfound sense of purpose. When Maranville died in 2000, she holed up in a cabin in the woods of Massachusetts and wrote the songs that wound up, six years and many filled notebooks later, on My Remembrance of You, which she fittingly dedicated to his memory.
The album earned Jones a nomination as Best Emerging Artist at the Folk Alliance Awards, leading to tours with Richard Thompson and Mary Gauthier, appearances at folk festivals on both sides of the Atlantic, and covers of her songs by Gretchen Peters and Joan Baez. “There’s some kind of channeling from some other lifetime going on,” Baez marveled. “I don’t know the answer to these things, but all I can think of is that it must come from some mysterious part of her soul.” Jones views her connection to this tradition, and her place in it, as “that simple and that complex. If I try to look from the outside at how my life’s panned out, it seems strange even to me. I grew up on the East Coast, and I didn’t know my life would take that turn. When I came to the South and I met my family, it started to unfold for me, which took awhile. And then I found my own voice through my grandfather; his kindness and the time he spent with me led me to something that was authentic for me — that I didn’t even know was in there. And once I started writing these songs, it wasn’t like I thought about them; they came through in what felt like a channeled sort of way, as if they’d come from somewhere else.” “When I initially went to that cabin in the woods,” she continues, “I had the same certainty I experienced when I found my birth family. It was the thing I had to do at that moment. I knew that I had to give it a sincere shot, and clear everything else out and find that core thing. So I sat there and literally asked for help, because I didn’t want to write in the way I’d written before — I knew I had something new and deeper that I wanted to write if was going to get back out there and sing again. So I asked my ancestors to help me; it sounds kind of woo-woo, but I figured, what the hell. I don’t know if it works or why it works, but I do know there’s something there that, when it did come through, I felt was authentic and something I wanted to sing. And that was really the most important thing, because, if I’m onstage every night, what do I want to say to people?” Jones now has the answer to this pressing question well in hand — and deep in her soul. While the cover portraits on her last two albums reveal Jones at her most serious, she appears on the cover of the new record with hand over heart and eyes closed in a smile of apparent contentment. That image “speaks to the internal process of writing for me,” she offers. “That the High Atmosphere is as internal as it is up there in the sky. Maybe even a spiritual place. That’s the place I write from.”
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm SHARP - 9:30pm
'W I N T E R M E Z Z O' Seasonal Song Celebration: Host James Durst welcomes Fred Gillen Jr, The YaYas, The Levins, David Goldman, Julie Ziavras, Madhumita Chakrabartti & Eric Puente The BeanRunner Cafe
201 S. Division Street & EstherPeekskill, NY 10655 USA
Phone: 914-737-1701
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.beanrunnercafe.com
Phone ahead for ADVANCE RESERVATION admission of $8
TRIBES HILL Members $5
Gather with our community of singers to celebrate a global array of festive seasonal observations including Winter Solstice, Chanukah, Christmas, Kwanzaa & more.
TRIBES HILL Members $5
Gather with our community of singers to celebrate a global array of festive seasonal observations including Winter Solstice, Chanukah, Christmas, Kwanzaa & more.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10PM
Matt Turk Birdsall House
970 Main St.Peekskill, NY 10566 US
Website: https://www.birdsallhouse.net/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10PM
Backwoods Jupiter Presents Bob Dylan's Desire Gizzi's Cafe
16 W 8th St (between 5th Ave & Mac Dougal St) West VillageNew York, NY
Phone: (212) 260-9700
Website: https://www.gizzisnyc.com/
16 West 8th Street (near 5th Avenue).
www.backwoodsjupiter.com for more info!
www.backwoodsjupiter.com for more info!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8-11pm
John Lennon Tribute brought to you by Cold Turkey on Rye! The Starving Artist Cafe and Gallery
249 City Island Ave.
Bronx New York USA 718.885.3779
Price: FREE
Band on the Fly is reunited, this time to celebrate the music of John Lennon! This December marks the 31st anniversary of Lennon's murder. The band is made up of Lou and Gigi (Deuces Child), Jorge Caraballo of the Freakin' Ricans, Jim Fastiggi, Julie Corbalis and Eric Puente!
Bronx New York USA 718.885.3779
Price: FREE
Band on the Fly is reunited, this time to celebrate the music of John Lennon! This December marks the 31st anniversary of Lennon's murder. The band is made up of Lou and Gigi (Deuces Child), Jorge Caraballo of the Freakin' Ricans, Jim Fastiggi, Julie Corbalis and Eric Puente!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3PM
10th Annual Tribes Hill Solstice Concert and Celebration Urban H2O
35 Alexander StreetYonkers, NY 10701 USA
Phone: (914) 377-1900
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.beczak.org/home.htm
An Interfaith Holiday Celebration in Song!!!
Doors open at 2:30PM
Jim Harrison, James Durst, Madhumita Chakrabartti, The YaYas, Sylvia, Stephen Scholle, Spuyten Duyvil, Pat Lamanna, David Goldman, Eddie Denise, Matt Turk, Fred Gillen Jr., Honor Finnegan, Phil Dollard, The Levins, Rick Ahneman, Susan Kane, Pete Tamburrini and Iris Cohen
All proceeds go to Tribes Hill and the Beczak Environmental Center
Steps from Yonkers Amtrak and Metro-North station. Ample free parking.
Doors open at 2:30PM
Jim Harrison, James Durst, Madhumita Chakrabartti, The YaYas, Sylvia, Stephen Scholle, Spuyten Duyvil, Pat Lamanna, David Goldman, Eddie Denise, Matt Turk, Fred Gillen Jr., Honor Finnegan, Phil Dollard, The Levins, Rick Ahneman, Susan Kane, Pete Tamburrini and Iris Cohen
All proceeds go to Tribes Hill and the Beczak Environmental Center
Steps from Yonkers Amtrak and Metro-North station. Ample free parking.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:30PM
John Lennon Tribute brought to you by Cold Turkey on Rye! Olive's Mediterranean Restaurant
551 Rt. 6Mahopac, NY
Join us in celebrating the music of John Lennon! Cold Turkey on Rye is: Lou Patrick, Gigi Tanglewood, Jorge Caraballo, Jimmy Fastiggi, Julie Corbalis, Paul Silverman and Eric Puente!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Show The Birdsall House
970 Main StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: (914) 930-1880
Website: https://www.birdsallhouse.net/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm-midnight
Julie Corbalis Solo Acoustic Rèst ü Ránt
30-31 35th AvenueLong Island City, NY USA
Rèst ü Ránt
Solo Acoustic Show - 9pm-Midnight
30-31 35th Avenue
Long Island City New York 11106
USA 718-729-9009
Price: Tips always appreciated!
Photo above by Paul Silverman
Join me for acoustic covers and originals. We can usually get Jack the bartender to play a few original tunes and Rolling Stones covers, too!
Solo Acoustic Show - 9pm-Midnight
30-31 35th Avenue
Long Island City New York 11106
USA 718-729-9009
Price: Tips always appreciated!
Photo above by Paul Silverman
Join me for acoustic covers and originals. We can usually get Jack the bartender to play a few original tunes and Rolling Stones covers, too!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 p.m.
SEVENTH ANNUAL HOPE MACHINE YEAR-END HOOTENANNY The Beacon
445 Main StreetBeacon, NY 12508-3305
Phone: 845.774.5973
Price: $12.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://thebeacontheatre.org/Home.html
Hope Machine was born at a Woody Guthrie Foundation & Archives event in 2003. They've evolved into a rabble-rousing, foot-stomping, Americanaband, writing and performing songs about what's wrong in the world and how to change it. From Irving Plaza in New York City to rallies and peace events all over the country, they've spread their message of hope. This will be their seventh annual year-end hootenanny, where they invite friends to come play with the band for the night to ring in the new year, in a true celebration of community.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 PM
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering hosted by Stephen Scholle
5 Homewood RdHartsdale, NY 10530
Phone: 914-761-8761
Potluck pasta dinner.
Steve has a keyboard, bass, drums and extra guitars at his house that are available for use.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR & ERIC PUENTE Coffee Labs Roasters
7 Main Street Tarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://web.mac.com/coffeelabsroasters/iWeb/CoffeeLabsRoasters/The+Shop.html
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm SHARP - 9pm
'2nd Mondays' presents Global Singer/Songwriter JAMES DURST with MADHUMITA CHAKRABARTTI plus Special Guests David & Jacob Bernz The BeanRunner Café
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10655 USA
Phone: 914-737-1701
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.beanrunnercafe.com
Quietly traversing the planet since 1965, global singer-songwriter & 2nd Mondays host JAMES DURST has performed for rapt audiences of all ages in 50 states and 45 countries throughout the Americas, Europe, Scandinavia, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, in Russia, Azerbaijan, Japan, Korea and most recently, several times in India and Israel. James draws from a rich and ever-evolving repertoire of distinctive original and collected songs in more than two dozen languages that reflect a global perspective and underscore the interconnectedness we share with all of life. Engaging each disparate audience in a participatory journey distilled from his travels, James brings us closer to our world and each other. In October he returned to Vietnam for the first time since touring there in 1974 (pictured below) 
to honor his friend, legendary composer Pham Duy on the occasion of his 91st birthday.
More about James can be found at JamesDurst.com. "A talented entertainer of no little range and versatility. His sometimes funny, more often poignant songs of other lands were always fascinating.” --Winnipeg Free Press
More about James can be found at JamesDurst.com. "A talented entertainer of no little range and versatility. His sometimes funny, more often poignant songs of other lands were always fascinating.” --Winnipeg Free Press
James will be joined by his wife, Kolkata-born vocalist MADHUMITA CHAKRABARTTI (at right).
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9 pm
South County and Friends The River Roadhouse
533 Warburton Ave.Hastings, NY 10706
Website: https://www.facebook.com/SouthCounty
Come celebrate the first of three Friday the 13ths of 2012 with the finest folk-a-billy washtub band in the universe...(a bit of hyperbole? - you be the judge...)...
Open mic/jam at 9pm or so...if you have a song or two to do, please let us know here or at southcountygigs@gmail.com...our set at 10:30pm
As always, there is no cover at the Roadhouse and rumors of free pulled pork sandwiches instead of hot dogs this time...mmmmmmmmmm....
See you then!
Open mic/jam at 9pm or so...if you have a song or two to do, please let us know here or at southcountygigs@gmail.com...our set at 10:30pm
As always, there is no cover at the Roadhouse and rumors of free pulled pork sandwiches instead of hot dogs this time...mmmmmmmmmm....
See you then!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6 PM
Tribes Hill Business Meeting Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, NY 10595
Phone: 914-564-9212
The quarterly business meeting is open ONLY to Tribes Hill board members and committee heads.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m.
Carolann Solebello Band The Living Room
154 Ludlow St.New York, NY
Website: https://www.livingroomny.com/
With Cheryl Prashker-drums, Mike Weatherby- bass, Fred Gillen Jr- electric guitar, harmonica
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 pm
Rick's Flute and Song Whistling Willie's
184 Min StreetCold Spring, New York 10516
Phone: (845) 265-2012
Website: https://wwww.whistlingwillies.com
Come hear "Rick's Flute and Song"
Acoustic live and electric guitar
Classic rock, folk, popular, jazz and calypso
Food, drink, music and friends
A Great Scene!
Acoustic live and electric guitar
Classic rock, folk, popular, jazz and calypso
Food, drink, music and friends
A Great Scene!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7PM
Mike & Ruthy with Caitlin Canty at Urban H2O Beczak Environmental Education Center
35 Alexander StreetYonkers, New York 10701
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.urbanh2o.org
$10 suggested donation at the door
Includes FREE beer from our sponsor—Hudson Valley’s award-winning Captain Lawrence Brewing Company—bring your own mug!
Steps from Yonkers Amtrak and Metro-North station. Ample free parking.
Includes FREE beer from our sponsor—Hudson Valley’s award-winning Captain Lawrence Brewing Company—bring your own mug!
Steps from Yonkers Amtrak and Metro-North station. Ample free parking.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
The YaYas, Twangtown Paramours, Chasing June & Caleb Hawley Music at the Mission
1452 Union Valley RoadWest Milford, NJ 07480
Price: $22.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.musicatthemission.org/
This show can only be described as "the pu pu platter of folk music!"
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:30 pm
Marc Black Band featuring Warren Bernhardt and Amy Fradon The Towne Crier Cafe
130 Rte 22Pawling, NY
Phone: 845 855 1300
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.townecrier.com
On Saturday, January 21, at 8:30 pm, The Marc Black Band will take the stage and bid farewell to the Towne Crier Cafe.
The Band will feature Warren Bernhardt (keyboard for Steely Dan and Simon & Garfunkel) and vocalist Amy Fradon, with Marc's Woodstock rhythm section… drummer Eric Parker (Joe Cocker and Stevie Winwood), bassist Michael Esposito (Blues Magoos) and Don Davis on saxes, flutes and bass clarinet.
The Band will feature Warren Bernhardt (keyboard for Steely Dan and Simon & Garfunkel) and vocalist Amy Fradon, with Marc's Woodstock rhythm section… drummer Eric Parker (Joe Cocker and Stevie Winwood), bassist Michael Esposito (Blues Magoos) and Don Davis on saxes, flutes and bass clarinet.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Rt. 213 and Mohonk Rd.High Falls, NY USA
Price: $5.00
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:30
Japanese bamboo flute concert: 15th Annual Ki Sui An Shakuhachi Masters Recital Tenri Cultural Center, 43A W.13th Street, NY, NY, between 5th Ave., and 6th Ave.
43A W.13th Street, NY, NY, between 5th Ave., and 6th Ave.New York, NY
Phone: 917-207-6724
Price: $10.00
Stephen Scholle will be performing an experimental piece on shakuhachi and electric cello. Other shakuhachi performances to include traditional zen pieces. At the Tenri Cultural Institute at 5:30PM. The performers will be those members of Ki Sui An Shakuhachi Dojo that have been licensed to teach. Our special guest Artist will be Kurahashi Yodo II. For tickets and information, call 917-207-6724, or email: nyogetsu@gmail.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR & ERIC PUENTE With Special Guest Linda Draper The Peekskill Coffee Hosue
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11 pm
South County Invades Brooklyn! Pete's Candy Store
709 Lorimer StreetBrooklyn, NY 11211
Website: https://www.petescandystore.com
The kind people at Pete's asked us back - this time for the choice Saturday night slot, so look out Brooklyn - we're coming back...
A razor-sharp and red-hot 45 minute set of pure uncut folk-a-billy!!!
Please spread the word to your NYC people! Thanks, y'all.
No cover, great food and drink...
http://www.petescandystore.com/
A razor-sharp and red-hot 45 minute set of pure uncut folk-a-billy!!!
Please spread the word to your NYC people! Thanks, y'all.
No cover, great food and drink...
http://www.petescandystore.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8-10p.m.
Andrew V. Craig with Rich Dashnaw and Marlon Sobol Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.andrewvcraig.com
Dear Tribeshill Friends,
I hope you can come by,have some coffee, desert , hear (and sometimes participate with) some original pseudo jazz,pop, folk, bossa-nova and cover songs with my friends and amazing musicians: Rich Dashnaw on guitar and Marlon Sobol on drums.
Andrew is a Billboard and International Songwriting Contest winner. Find out more at www.andrewvcraig.com
If you wish to play on a tune,please send a note to madrigal7n@aol.com and I can send changes your way.
We hope to see you there.
I hope you can come by,have some coffee, desert , hear (and sometimes participate with) some original pseudo jazz,pop, folk, bossa-nova and cover songs with my friends and amazing musicians: Rich Dashnaw on guitar and Marlon Sobol on drums.
Andrew is a Billboard and International Songwriting Contest winner. Find out more at www.andrewvcraig.com
If you wish to play on a tune,please send a note to madrigal7n@aol.com and I can send changes your way.
We hope to see you there.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3 p.m.
Greg Hare The Peekskill Coffee Hosue
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:00 pm
The YaYas WDFH 90.3 FM and streaming
Ossining, NY
Website: https://wdfh.org/listen.htm
To hear an interview and performance with The YaYas, tune into WDFH 90.3 FM Monday night at 9:00. We had a wonderful time! Please support WDFH - Westchester's Very Own Public Radio. Click here to listen: http://tunein.com/tuner/?StationId=28220
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR & ERIC PUENTE Coffee Labs Roasters
7 Main Street Tarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://web.mac.com/coffeelabsroasters/iWeb/CoffeeLabsRoasters/The+Shop.html
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2 to 4 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Show Antoinettes Patisserie
417 Warburton AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 USA
Phone: 914 478 7200
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm
Ted Berkowitz hosts Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering
Our monthly gathering is at the home of Tribes Hill visual artist Ted Berkowitz.
Pasta and salad will be served at the potluck dinner.
9 Beechwood Rd
Hartsdale, NY
914-428-9078
Pasta and salad will be served at the potluck dinner.
9 Beechwood Rd
Hartsdale, NY
914-428-9078
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00PM
Spuyten Duvyil, Putnam Smith, Anthony Da Costa The Bitter End
147 Bleeker StreetNew York, NY
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://wwwbitterend.com
Musicians share new songs in an intimate evening as part of Tina Shafer's Songwriters Circle in the heart of Greenwich Village. All ages welcome.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9 p.m.
HOPE MACHINE Invades The Studio of WDFH FM! WDFH 90.3 FM and streaming
Ossining, NY
Website: https://wdfh.org/listen.htm
We'll be playing some full-blown, electric songs live and talking a bit with Vinny Cohan. Streaming and on FM from Ossining, NY.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 p.m.
HOPE MACHINE Bean Runner Cafe
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566 USA
Phone: (914) 737-1701
Price: $10.00
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3pm
David Goldman & Lois Morton Music Over Manhattan
New York, NY
Price: $20.00
I am eagerly anticipating my first show at this venerated House Concert Series. I'll be putting out my customary mix of Blues, Acoustic Folk-Rock, Pop-Jazz, Latin and World Music with some handy accompaniment by the likes of piano songstress extraordinaire Anna Dagmar and harmonica wizard Dennis Moriarty. This is a co-bill with the very funny songsmith Lois Morton who will start the show.
The show is on Manhattan's Lower West Side near the Chelsea area. For tickets and info contact Thomas Boyd at musicovermanhattan@gmail.com
The show is on Manhattan's Lower West Side near the Chelsea area. For tickets and info contact Thomas Boyd at musicovermanhattan@gmail.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm SHARP - 9pm
'2nd Mondays' presents Folk-pop Trio THE YAYAS: A Mid-Winter Valentine PLUS Very Special Guest MARCI GELLER The BeanRunner Café
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10655 USA
Phone: 914-737-1701
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.beanrunnercafe.com
Catherine Miles, Jay Mafale, and Paul Silverman are THE YAYAS. They are also lifelong friends. It’s that friendship, immediately apparent onstage, that makes their audience feel so at home. And that could explain why their audiences quickly become part of the show (sometimes even providing the set list by picking songs out of a hat). The trio tells stories in songs that make you think and sometimes laugh. They tell stories between the songs that make you laugh and sometimes think. Catherine’s voice has been described as intimate, powerful, honest. Jay’s percussive guitar and Paul’s melodic piano create that distinctive “YaYa” sound. The YaYas do more than simply draw people in, they share themselves and the show with everyone in the room.
Also featured this evening will be the delightful singer/songwriter MARCI GELLER.
Phone for advance ($8) reservations. Tribes Hill Members always just $5.
Also featured this evening will be the delightful singer/songwriter MARCI GELLER.
Phone for advance ($8) reservations. Tribes Hill Members always just $5.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9 p.m.
HOPE MACHINE Invades The Studio of WDFH FM! WDFH 90.3 FM and streaming
Ossining, NY
Website: https://wdfh.org/listen.htm
We'll be playing some full-blown, electric songs live and talking a bit with Vinny Cohan. Streaming and on FM from Ossining, NY.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00PM
SPUYTEN DUYVIL AND KATH BUCKELL The Turning Point Cafe
468 Piermont AvenuePiermont, NY 10968 USA
Price: $15.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.piermontcafe.com
Two great bands, one night!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Show The Birdsall House
970 Main StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: (914) 930-1880
Website: https://www.birdsallhouse.net/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Julie Corbalis Solo Acoustic SONO Caffeine
133 Washington St.South Norwalk, CT 06854 USA
Website: https://sonocaffeine.com/
SoNo Caffeine
Julie Solo Acoustic - 8pm-10pm
133 Washington St
Norwalk Connecticut 06854-300
US (203) 857-4224 [map]
Price: Tips always appreciated!
Come in from the cold for a cup of coffee and decadent chocolates! Mostly original rock.
Julie Solo Acoustic - 8pm-10pm
133 Washington St
Norwalk Connecticut 06854-300
US (203) 857-4224 [map]
Price: Tips always appreciated!
Come in from the cold for a cup of coffee and decadent chocolates! Mostly original rock.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7PM
Diana Jones and Paul Sachs Urban H2O at Beczak
35 Alexander StreetYonkers, New York
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.urbanh2o.org
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR With Eric Puente The Starving Artist Cafe
249 City Island Avenue, City IslandCity Island Bronx, New York 10464
Phone: 718.885.3779
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm-midnight
Julie Corbalis & Matt Turk! Rèst ü Ránt
30-31 35th AvenueLong Island City, NY USA
Thursday, February 23rd, 2012
Rèst ü Ránt
Acoustic Show - 9pm-Midnight
30-31 35th Avenue
Long Island City New York 11106
USA 718-729-9009 [map]
Price: Tips always appreciated!
A glass of red wine will be perfect on this winter night!
Rèst ü Ránt
Acoustic Show - 9pm-Midnight
30-31 35th Avenue
Long Island City New York 11106
USA 718-729-9009 [map]
Price: Tips always appreciated!
A glass of red wine will be perfect on this winter night!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR & ERIC PUENTE The Peekskill Coffee Hosue
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Marc Black Solo Performance Old Glenford Church and Hall
210 old route 28Glenford, NY 12433
Website: https://www.reverbnation.com/venue/oldglenfordchurchandhall
This is a great hall on the south side of Ohayo Mountain, just outside of Woodstock. They serve some great food in the old time Woodstock style.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
The Levins - MezzaLuna Showcase Cafe Mezzaluna
626 Rt. 212 Saugerties, NY
Phone: 845.246.5306
Website: https://www.cafemezzaluna.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Marc Black/ Jeff Eyrich duet Lewis County Historical Society
7552 South St.Lowville, NY 13367 USA
Phone: 315 376 8957
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.lewiscountyhistory.org/
Jeff and Marc share a love of songsmithing with a groove and that's exactly what'll be on display.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
The Levins at Singer Songwriter Tuesdays Rosendale Cafe
434 Main StreetRosendale, NY 12472
Phone: 845.658.9048
The Levins will have a 15-20 minute set.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR & ERIC PUENTE Coffee Labs Roasters
7 Main Street Tarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://web.mac.com/coffeelabsroasters/iWeb/CoffeeLabsRoasters/The+Shop.html
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
THE ROLLING TUMBLEWEEDS (with Tribesman Curtis Becraft on accordion) The Starving Artist Cafe - City Island - The Bronx
249 City Island Avenue, City IslandBronx, New York 10464 USA
Phone: 718.885.3779
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com/
Tonite's the Night! Is there anywhere you would rather be this evening than out on beautiful City Island at the legendary Starving Artist Cafe? Home cooked dinner, coffee tea dessert - yum! Come hear the Rolling Tumbleweeds - guitar, mandolin, upright bass, accordion, percussion, voices in harmony - five guys who can't stand the thought of auto-tune...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30-10PM
Julie Corbalis Band Lyrics Coffeehouse
Redding, CT 06875 USA
Phone: (203) 938-2551
Website: https://www.townofreddingct.org/Public_Documents/ReddingCT_ParksRec/music/lyrics
An evening of original rock and some classic covers. With special guests Chris Corbalis and Matt Turk! Admission is $12 at the door or $10 in advance for each show.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Benefit Concert for Rob Morsberger & His Family Bean Runner Cafe
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566 USA
Phone: (914) 737-1701
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com/
Rob Morsberger, Peter Calo and Special Guests Perform
Two Shows:
4:00-6:00 pm
7:00-9:00 pm
$30. suggested donation
To reserve seating, please call 914-737-1701
Two Shows:
4:00-6:00 pm
7:00-9:00 pm
$30. suggested donation
To reserve seating, please call 914-737-1701
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2 to 4 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Show Antoinettes Patisserie
417 Warburton AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 USA
Phone: 914 478 7200
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 pm
The Home of Elaine Romanelli Tribes Hill Gathering
127 W 126th StreetNew York, NY 10027
March 5th Gathering will be at the home of Elaine Romanelli.
Address
137 W 126th St., #2
NY, NY 10027
between Lenox and Adam Clayton Powell (in Harlem in Manhattan)
415-515-9920
Getting Here
Easy access by car, train, and subway
Driving: near all major highways and northern bridges. Free street parking on 126th St. from 7pm onward. (Might be okay from 6pm on, but I can't guarantee that.) Paid parking in cash-only garage across the street.
Train: Metro North's 125th St station is 3 long blocks away. ($5 cab ride, $2.25 bus ride, or 10 min walk).
Subway: the 2/3 stops a block and a half away, at the corner of 125th St & Lenox. Those coming in from LIRR or NJT can connect to the 2/3 at Penn Station.
RSVP
Please rsvp to elaine@elaineromanelli.com. Space is limited; if we are cozy we can fit a max of 18-20 people plus instruments.
Instrument sharing encouraged.
Instruments
On site available for group use are a low-quality but professionally set up acoustic guitar, an extremely neglected classical guitar, two 76-key keyboards, and some hand percussion.
Address
137 W 126th St., #2
NY, NY 10027
between Lenox and Adam Clayton Powell (in Harlem in Manhattan)
415-515-9920
Getting Here
Easy access by car, train, and subway
Driving: near all major highways and northern bridges. Free street parking on 126th St. from 7pm onward. (Might be okay from 6pm on, but I can't guarantee that.) Paid parking in cash-only garage across the street.
Train: Metro North's 125th St station is 3 long blocks away. ($5 cab ride, $2.25 bus ride, or 10 min walk).
Subway: the 2/3 stops a block and a half away, at the corner of 125th St & Lenox. Those coming in from LIRR or NJT can connect to the 2/3 at Penn Station.
RSVP
Please rsvp to elaine@elaineromanelli.com. Space is limited; if we are cozy we can fit a max of 18-20 people plus instruments.
Instrument sharing encouraged.
Instruments
On site available for group use are a low-quality but professionally set up acoustic guitar, an extremely neglected classical guitar, two 76-key keyboards, and some hand percussion.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
The Levins - Acoustic Live Showcase at the Eclectic The Eclectic Cafe
28 Brentwood RdBay Shore, NY
Price: $10.00
The Levins
The Stray Birds
Frank Tedesso
will all split the bill for another
amazing Acoustic Live show.
The Stray Birds
Frank Tedesso
will all split the bill for another
amazing Acoustic Live show.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00PM
SPUYTEN DUYVIL The Sounding Board Coffeehouse
433 Fern StreetWest Harford, CT
Phone: 860 635 7685
Price: $16.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.folknotes.org
Spuyten Duyvil debuts at The Sounding Board, an all-volunteer non-profit organization that presents folk music concerts at the Universalist Church of West Hartford, on most Saturdays from September through May. For info contact reservations@folknotes.org
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm SHARP - 9pm
'2nd Mondays' Host James Durst welcomes gifted Singer/Songwriter VICKIE RUSSELL The BeanRunner Café
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10655 USA
Phone: 914-737-1701
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.beanrunnercafe.com
Vickie Russell, touring singer/songwriter based in New Paltz, NY, performs her stunningly original heartfelt songs on keyboard and guitar. With influences from Bach and Chopin to Carol King, Elton John and Sting, Russell will pull you into her world of love, laughter and hope. Joined by husband David Michael Peters on guitar, bass and harmonies, this duo will keep you moved and mesmerized. This award winning versatile artist keeps audiences enthralled whether she's taking things slow on painfully honest pop ballads such as Walk Away and Welcome Home, wailing the blues on Manville, or sharing a funny true life story through a country tune like Next.
Concertgoers have enjoyed her as a main act as well as when opening for names like the 10,000 Maniacs, Donovan, Christine Lavin, Rick Danko, Leon Russell, Richie Havens, Tuck and Patti, Cris Williamson, Full Frontal Folk, David Wilcox, Jeffrey Gaines, Peter Mayer, Groovelily, John Flynn, Chris Smither, Cheryl Wheeler, Lesley Gore and Jill Sobule. Playing throughout the USA, Europe, Japan and in her native New York hotspots, Vickie Russell is winning the hearts of audiences around the world. More about Vickie can be found at www.VickieRussell.com.
"Russell's voice is clear and strong, ranging from lilting to passionate. Lyrics are evocative, personal, and often spiritual." –-Freeman, Kingston NY
"Pianist-singer Vickie Russell opened with one of the show's most arresting sets. A tiny woman with a powerful voice, Russell sang melodic pop that was crisp, structured and articulate. The rolling, dramatic piano line of "Sunset in Aberdeen" was incredibly compelling, and the sweetly unvarnished emotion of "Walk Away" showed off the wisdom in Russell's approach of hitting the emotions in songs dead-on instead of dancing around them. She was at once clever and ingenuous." –- Peter Hanson, Metroland, Albany NY
Host JAMES DURST will introduce the evening with a short opening set. www.JamesDurst.com
Phone ahead for Advance ($8) Reservations. TRIBES HILL Members always just $5.
Concertgoers have enjoyed her as a main act as well as when opening for names like the 10,000 Maniacs, Donovan, Christine Lavin, Rick Danko, Leon Russell, Richie Havens, Tuck and Patti, Cris Williamson, Full Frontal Folk, David Wilcox, Jeffrey Gaines, Peter Mayer, Groovelily, John Flynn, Chris Smither, Cheryl Wheeler, Lesley Gore and Jill Sobule. Playing throughout the USA, Europe, Japan and in her native New York hotspots, Vickie Russell is winning the hearts of audiences around the world. More about Vickie can be found at www.VickieRussell.com.
"Russell's voice is clear and strong, ranging from lilting to passionate. Lyrics are evocative, personal, and often spiritual." –-Freeman, Kingston NY
"Pianist-singer Vickie Russell opened with one of the show's most arresting sets. A tiny woman with a powerful voice, Russell sang melodic pop that was crisp, structured and articulate. The rolling, dramatic piano line of "Sunset in Aberdeen" was incredibly compelling, and the sweetly unvarnished emotion of "Walk Away" showed off the wisdom in Russell's approach of hitting the emotions in songs dead-on instead of dancing around them. She was at once clever and ingenuous." –- Peter Hanson, Metroland, Albany NY
Host JAMES DURST will introduce the evening with a short opening set. www.JamesDurst.com
Phone ahead for Advance ($8) Reservations. TRIBES HILL Members always just $5.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 David Goldman, Kevin So, Eleanor Dubinsky, Sal Casabianca
Val Ghent's Songwriters Beat Christopher Street Coffeehouse, NYC
81 Christopher Street (St. Johns Lutheran Church)New York, NY 10014
Website: https://www.DavidGoldman.com
This show will comprise four sets of original songs from four different artists. I will shortly be announcing any accompanists for me. Show hosted by Val Ghent.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Show Whistling Willies
184 Main St.Cold Spring, NY
Phone: (845) 265-2012
Website: https://www.whistlingwillies.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 pm Potluck; 8:00 pm Concert
JOE CROOKSTON Musical Evenings at Lake Katonah Clubhouse
1 Lower Lake Shore (at corner of Todd Rd.)Katonah, NY 10536
We are very proud and pleased to bring back a favorite of many, Joe Crookston, to our Musical Evenings at Lake Katonah Club series. As always, the evening will be filled with great friends and neighbors enjoying a potluck supper and stellar performance.
Minimum donation: $20.00
Potluck supper at 7:00 pm -- bring a dish to share. BYO all beverages.
Concert at 8:00 pm
Reservations to Ruth or Monty
Directions to the Lake Katonah Clubhouse (corner of Lower Lake Shore and Todd Rd.)
684 (or Saw Mill Parkway until it merges into 684 and then . . . ) to Exit 6A (Goldens Bridge). Left at top of exit ramp onto Rt. 22 (north). First right onto Junction 138. Pass in front of plaza and right turn at light onto Rt. 138 (east). Rt. 138 about 1.5 miles to Increase Miller Rd. Right onto Increase Miller (note -- more like a fork at Increase Miller than intersection because 138 veers left). Increase Miller to first right, Todd Rd. (note -- while still on Rt. 138 do NOT turn onto Todd North, which you will pass just before you get to Increase Miller). Right onto Todd Rd. Clubhouse is at second left turn, on corner of Todd Rd. and Lower Lake Shore.
FOR GPS USERS -- do not use 1 Lower Lakeshore; you'll have better results if you use 93 Todd Rd., which is directly across the street).
Minimum donation: $20.00
Potluck supper at 7:00 pm -- bring a dish to share. BYO all beverages.
Concert at 8:00 pm
Reservations to Ruth or Monty
Directions to the Lake Katonah Clubhouse (corner of Lower Lake Shore and Todd Rd.)
684 (or Saw Mill Parkway until it merges into 684 and then . . . ) to Exit 6A (Goldens Bridge). Left at top of exit ramp onto Rt. 22 (north). First right onto Junction 138. Pass in front of plaza and right turn at light onto Rt. 138 (east). Rt. 138 about 1.5 miles to Increase Miller Rd. Right onto Increase Miller (note -- more like a fork at Increase Miller than intersection because 138 veers left). Increase Miller to first right, Todd Rd. (note -- while still on Rt. 138 do NOT turn onto Todd North, which you will pass just before you get to Increase Miller). Right onto Todd Rd. Clubhouse is at second left turn, on corner of Todd Rd. and Lower Lake Shore.
FOR GPS USERS -- do not use 1 Lower Lakeshore; you'll have better results if you use 93 Todd Rd., which is directly across the street).
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7PM
Timbila Urban H2O
35 Alexander StreetYonkers, NY 10701 USA
Phone: (914) 377-1900
Website: https://www.urbanh2o.org
Timbila blazes ecstatic African rock with an East Village edge. The band’s surreal buzzing beauty and hypnotic dream melodies combine the traditional African timbila (Chopi xylophone, Mozambique) and mbira (Shona thumb piano, Zimbabwe) with stinging guitar riffs and sassy celestial vocals for a one-of-kind sonic blast!
Features preshow conversation “Rocking Traditional Culture” with Timbila’s Nora Balaban and Banning Eyre, of public radio’s Afropop Worldwide. This presentation is a rare opportunity to hear two adventurers / writers / performers share their journeys in Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Mali and Ghana and how they create new sounds based on ancient traditions.
Nora Balaban has studied mbira and timbila with masters—Tute Chibamba in Zimbabwe, and Venancio Mbande in Mozambique. Eyre, a writer and radio producer with public radio’s Afropop Worldwide, has played guitar with Thomas Mapfumo and the Blacks Unlimited, Zimbabwe’s top traditional pop band, as well as The Super Rail Band of Bamako and Sali Sidibe in Mali.
Tickets are $10 and include free beer from the Hudson Valley's award-winning Captain Lawrence Brewing Company—bring your own mug.
Features preshow conversation “Rocking Traditional Culture” with Timbila’s Nora Balaban and Banning Eyre, of public radio’s Afropop Worldwide. This presentation is a rare opportunity to hear two adventurers / writers / performers share their journeys in Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Mali and Ghana and how they create new sounds based on ancient traditions.
Nora Balaban has studied mbira and timbila with masters—Tute Chibamba in Zimbabwe, and Venancio Mbande in Mozambique. Eyre, a writer and radio producer with public radio’s Afropop Worldwide, has played guitar with Thomas Mapfumo and the Blacks Unlimited, Zimbabwe’s top traditional pop band, as well as The Super Rail Band of Bamako and Sali Sidibe in Mali.
Tickets are $10 and include free beer from the Hudson Valley's award-winning Captain Lawrence Brewing Company—bring your own mug.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 pm
Movie: The Last Waltz The Tarrytown Music Hall
13 Main StreetTarrytown, NY
Price: $5.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.tarrytownmusichall.org
The Last Waltz - Directed by Martin Scorsese.(Raging Bull, Goodfellas)
7pm Sharp Tickets only $5.00 Come and Support your Local Theater!
It started as a concert. It became a celebration. Join an unparalleled lineup of rock superstars as they celebrate The Band's historic 1976 farewell performance. The Last Waltz is not only "the most beautiful rock film evermade" (New York Times) it's "one of the most important cultural events of the last two decades" (Rolling Stone)!
7pm Sharp Tickets only $5.00 Come and Support your Local Theater!
It started as a concert. It became a celebration. Join an unparalleled lineup of rock superstars as they celebrate The Band's historic 1976 farewell performance. The Last Waltz is not only "the most beautiful rock film evermade" (New York Times) it's "one of the most important cultural events of the last two decades" (Rolling Stone)!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR & ERIC PUENTE Cafe Mezzaluna
626 Rt. 212 Saugerties, NY
Phone: 845.246.5306
Website: https://www.cafemezzaluna.com/
Great food, nice atmosphere!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 pm
The YaYas, Open Book, Marc Von Em The Beacon Theatre (in Beacon, NY)
445 Main StreetBeacon, NY 12508
Phone: 845-774-5973
Price: $15.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://thebeacontheatre.org/Home.html
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00PM
SPUYTEN DUVYIL with DEUCES CHILD The Minstrel Coffeehouse
21 Normandy Heights RoadMorristown, NJ
Price: $7.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.folkproject.org
Deuces Child opens for Spuyten Duyvil in SD's Minstrel Coffeehouse debut. New Jersey's premier music and dance organization The Folk Project sponsors this well established music series at the Morristown Unitarian Fellowship, a smoke and alcohol free environment.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2 to 5 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Show Warwick Valley Winery
114 Little York Rd.Warwick, NY
Phone: (845) 258-4858
Website: https://www.wvwinery.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5-6pm
The Levins will be on Be the Change Radio live! http://www.wvkr.org (Vassar College)
http://www.bethechangeradio.org
This is a great show that broadcasts live from Vassar College. Tune in and check them out!
This is a great show that broadcasts live from Vassar College. Tune in and check them out!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 12:30 pm
North by Northwest at Le Cheile Le Cheile
839 W 181 StNew York, NY 10033
Phone: (212) 740-3111
Website: https://www.lecheilenyc.com/
Acoustic Intimate Compelling Music Thursdays at Le Cheile
hosted by Thomas Boyd
no cover, no minimum, no worries
ELAINE ROMANELLI and JEFF HORN
ELAINE ROMANELLI sings her heart out in piano-based songs about love, doubt, and keeping going.
'Really fine songwriting, great arrangements, wonderful vocal delivery.' - Si Kahn.
http://www.elaineromanelli.com
JEFF HORN brings his acting chops to the great tunes on his latest CD, “Bad for You.”
True storytelling and smooth vocals, a standout on the rise.
hosted by Thomas Boyd
no cover, no minimum, no worries
ELAINE ROMANELLI and JEFF HORN
ELAINE ROMANELLI sings her heart out in piano-based songs about love, doubt, and keeping going.
'Really fine songwriting, great arrangements, wonderful vocal delivery.' - Si Kahn.
http://www.elaineromanelli.com
JEFF HORN brings his acting chops to the great tunes on his latest CD, “Bad for You.”
True storytelling and smooth vocals, a standout on the rise.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 PM
Lisa Jane Lipkin, Susan Kane and Elly Wininger The BeanRunner Café
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY USA
Phone: 914-737-1701
Website: https://www.beanrunnercafe.com
Women's History and Music Month
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR SOLO SHOW The Peekskill Coffee Hosue
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8- 11pm
The Levins play in Poughkeepsie Baby Cakes Cafe
3 Collegeview AvePoughkeepsie, NY
Baby Cakes Cafe is at
3 Collegeview Ave
Poughkeepsie, NY
The Levins will be on Be The Change Radio on Wed. night live from Vassar College up in Poukeepsie and
will return on Friday for 3 fun filled sets. Tune in and join us!
3 Collegeview Ave
Poughkeepsie, NY
The Levins will be on Be The Change Radio on Wed. night live from Vassar College up in Poukeepsie and
will return on Friday for 3 fun filled sets. Tune in and join us!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8-10pm
Elaine solo at Coffee Labs Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://www.elaineromanelli.com
Folk/pop originals with a Celtic lilt, and the occasional cover too.
"Tunesmith Elaine Romanelli transcends... her songs are vivid, aphoristic, often metaphorically charged.. she's a tremendous singer."
- music blog Lucid Culture
"Tunesmith Elaine Romanelli transcends... her songs are vivid, aphoristic, often metaphorically charged.. she's a tremendous singer."
- music blog Lucid Culture
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm-11pm
Julie Corbalis & Fred Gillen Jr. Host a Celebration of Womens' History Month! Starving Artist Cafe & Gallery
249 City Island AvenueCity Island, NY 10464
Phone: (718) 885-3779
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com
With special guest Eric Puente! Join us as we celebrate some of the most prolific, gorgeous, moving, sexy women songwriters and singers of all time! The night will be dedicated to performing tunes from inspirational women in music over the past 80 years. We'll be singing the songs of Carole King, Sheryl Crow, Aretha Franklin, Gillian Welch and many more!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6PM
Tom Morgan and Di Walker hosts Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering
All invited. Potluck dinner with pasta and salad.
Tom Morgan and Di Walker
43 Birchwood Lane
Hartsdale, NY
914-761-3539
585-259-9802 cell
Tom Morgan and Di Walker
43 Birchwood Lane
Hartsdale, NY
914-761-3539
585-259-9802 cell
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 pm
Paul Sachs live with full band The Living Room
154 Ludlow St.New York, NY
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.livingroomny.com/
Live at the Living Room in NYC. Free to get in!
Paul Sachs writes lyrical and gritty acoustic/folk songs. Real working man's music with sidewalks and subway dirt thrown in. His new CD Oil Town was named one of the top Folk albums of 2011 on both the Folk DJ list and Roots Music Report
Paul Sachs' new CD, "Oil Town," is an impressive collection of from-the-heart songs, sung with grit and passion--and the right amount of grace. He writes insightful songs and sings them the way he envisioned them to be sung. This CD is well-produced, with just enough accompaniment to accentuate Paul's music, bringing his strong, clear vocals to the forefront. Paul makes his mentor, the late Jack Hardy, proud of him with this one.
--Wanda Fischer, Producer/Host, "The Hudson River Sampler," WAMC-FM/Northeast Public Radio
"With a country crooner's voice and a folk songwriter's soul, Paul Sachs is in tune with our uncertain times in the 21st century. On 'Oil Town,' he sets an unflinching eye on rusted dreams, frayed lives, corporate evil-doers, and the smaller tragedies between average men and women everywhere."
- Chris Kocher, writer for the (Binghamton, N.Y.) Press & Sun-Bulletin and Sing Out
for more go to
http://www.paulsachs.com
Paul Sachs writes lyrical and gritty acoustic/folk songs. Real working man's music with sidewalks and subway dirt thrown in. His new CD Oil Town was named one of the top Folk albums of 2011 on both the Folk DJ list and Roots Music Report
Paul Sachs' new CD, "Oil Town," is an impressive collection of from-the-heart songs, sung with grit and passion--and the right amount of grace. He writes insightful songs and sings them the way he envisioned them to be sung. This CD is well-produced, with just enough accompaniment to accentuate Paul's music, bringing his strong, clear vocals to the forefront. Paul makes his mentor, the late Jack Hardy, proud of him with this one.
--Wanda Fischer, Producer/Host, "The Hudson River Sampler," WAMC-FM/Northeast Public Radio
"With a country crooner's voice and a folk songwriter's soul, Paul Sachs is in tune with our uncertain times in the 21st century. On 'Oil Town,' he sets an unflinching eye on rusted dreams, frayed lives, corporate evil-doers, and the smaller tragedies between average men and women everywhere."
- Chris Kocher, writer for the (Binghamton, N.Y.) Press & Sun-Bulletin and Sing Out
for more go to
http://www.paulsachs.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR & ERIC PUENTE Coffee Labs Roasters
7 Main Street Tarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://web.mac.com/coffeelabsroasters/iWeb/CoffeeLabsRoasters/The+Shop.html
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8PM
David Massengill / Mike & Ruthy SHOW CANCELLED
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm SHARP - 9pm
'2nd Mondays' Host James Durst welcomes dynamic Vocalist/Guitarist DEBRA COWAN The BeanRunner Café
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10655 USA
Phone: 914-737-1701
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.beanrunnercafe.com
'IN ONE ERA AND OUT THE OTHER' Dept.: Well, friends, everything has a life, and as we prepare to pull down the curtain on our '2nd Mondays' Series experiment, I'd like to invite you to attend one of our last two events - this coming Monday with fabulous vocalist DEBRA COWAN, and next month with the thoroughly delightful and quirky singer-songwriter HONOR FINNEGAN. Madhumita and I are moving from Westchester to Princeton NJ for her exciting and challenging new job, which necessitates my pulling the plug on my BeanRunner Mondays. We sincerely thank all who've supported this venture of the past year, and hope you'll come by to bid us adieu. Your friend in Song, James
Singer DEBRA COWAN is one of America's foremost interpreters of contemporary and traditional folksongs. She has two acclaimed solo recordings to her credit, “The Long Grey Line” and “Dad's Dinner Pail”, and her third recording, “Fond Desire Farewell” was produced by former Fairport Convention drummer Dave Mattacks. Debra has delighted audiences in folk music venues and festivals all over North America and the United Kingdom and makes her home near Worcester MA. More about Debra can be found at www.DebraCowan.com.
"It is truly a gift what she gives her audience.” --The Miami Herald
"Cowan's warm alto powers through lyrics. Whether she sings material from Richard Thompson or Ralph Stanley her strong musical identity transports every tune to a very special place" --Vintage Guitar Magazine, June 2009
"Debra has a voice which beautifully combines Celtic and Appalachian sensibilities. She and Dave Mattacks have created a deeply satisfying, lyrical and musically elegant record." --Roseanne Cash, Singer and songwriter
"a singer of great confidence and poise. In just a few notes, you know that here is a professional who knows her way around a song."
--Gary Whitehouse, Greenman Review
“It is such a pleasure to hear a real singer who can apply her beautiful voice to the best material available from traditional songs to those by contemporary songwriters. She sure knows how to interpret a song and wrap her soul and voice around it."
--Rich Warren, host, “Midnight Special”, WFMT 98.7 FM, Chicago
Host JAMES DURST will offer a short opening set to introduce the evening's program. www.JamesDurst.com
Phone ahead for Advance ($8) Reservations. TRIBES HILL members always just $5.
Singer DEBRA COWAN is one of America's foremost interpreters of contemporary and traditional folksongs. She has two acclaimed solo recordings to her credit, “The Long Grey Line” and “Dad's Dinner Pail”, and her third recording, “Fond Desire Farewell” was produced by former Fairport Convention drummer Dave Mattacks. Debra has delighted audiences in folk music venues and festivals all over North America and the United Kingdom and makes her home near Worcester MA. More about Debra can be found at www.DebraCowan.com.
"It is truly a gift what she gives her audience.” --The Miami Herald
"Cowan's warm alto powers through lyrics. Whether she sings material from Richard Thompson or Ralph Stanley her strong musical identity transports every tune to a very special place" --Vintage Guitar Magazine, June 2009
"Debra has a voice which beautifully combines Celtic and Appalachian sensibilities. She and Dave Mattacks have created a deeply satisfying, lyrical and musically elegant record." --Roseanne Cash, Singer and songwriter
"a singer of great confidence and poise. In just a few notes, you know that here is a professional who knows her way around a song."
--Gary Whitehouse, Greenman Review
“It is such a pleasure to hear a real singer who can apply her beautiful voice to the best material available from traditional songs to those by contemporary songwriters. She sure knows how to interpret a song and wrap her soul and voice around it."
--Rich Warren, host, “Midnight Special”, WFMT 98.7 FM, Chicago
Host JAMES DURST will offer a short opening set to introduce the evening's program. www.JamesDurst.com
Phone ahead for Advance ($8) Reservations. TRIBES HILL members always just $5.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 p.m.
J Schnitt The Birdsall House
970 Main StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: (914) 930-1880
Website: https://www.birdsallhouse.net/
Part dustbowl troubadour, part poet, and part mad-scientist, its been 13 records, 4 cars, 11 flat tires, 113 broken strings, one guitar, 6 girlfriends, thousands of miles, two tours of ireland, one tour of eastern europe, one broken elbow, one black eye, and hundreds and hundreds of songs since he first took to the stage nearly ten years ago. Constantly and fearlessly pushing the boundaries of what a solo singer-songwriter should and could be. But at the heart of it all, is the songs. Songs that can be deeply emotional, or irreverent, political, humorous, always passionate. Songs that stick to you, that sleep with you til' next winter, hit you in the gut and stick in your head, songs that remind us there is still honest and important music bieng made, and its only a matter of time before someone notices. Releasing a minimum of one record a year since 1999, j. schnitt has an insatiable appetite, devotion, and love for creating. His latest release is Make A Joyful Noise. 2010 - MAKE A JOYFUL NOISE ; 2009 - STAY YOUNGER ; 2008 - SPEAKING ESPERANTO ; 2008 - A ROOM WITH TWO GRAVITIES ; 2007 - 2 AM RADIO ; 2007 - FROM A THIRD STORY WINDOW ; 2006 - RADIO MYSTERY THEATER ; 2005 - BANG ; 2005 - BARNSTORMER ; 2003 - THE QUIVER AND THE QUAKE ; 2000 - spotlight ; 1999 - sleeper in the vally
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr With Eric Puente The Birdsall House
970 Main StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: (914) 930-1880
Website: https://www.birdsallhouse.net/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7PM
Anthony da Costa CD Release for "Secret Handshake" with full band and special guest Margaret Glaspy Joe's Pub
425 Lafayette StreetNew York, NY 10003
Price: $15.00
Website: https://www.joespub.com
Anthony has played major festivals, including Kerrville Folk Festival, Falcon Ridge, Philadelphia and Tonder (Denmark). He’s showcased at SXSW and Tin Pan South, and opened for music icons like Loretta Lynn, Judy Collins and Dan Bern. With one foot in folk and the other foot loose and wandering into various other genres, da Costa released his eighth record in 2009, “Not Afraid of Nothing,” which “has the lyrical quality of a John Prine album” (Twangville). He recently completed his latest album, a rock/americana effort called “Secret Handshake.” It was recorded in Brooklyn and features a slew of wonderful NYC musicians.
RESERVATIONS SUGGESTED
RESERVATIONS SUGGESTED
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 PM
Christopher Brown & Marci Geller in Concert Acoustic cafe Music series
OLM Academy, 25 Fremont AvePark Ridge, NJ 07645 usa
Phone: 201-573-0718
Price: $18.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.cafeacoustic.org
The Acoustic Café presents singer/songwriter Christopher Brown, accompanied by John Walsh on guitar and Lincoln Schleifer on bass. Special guest Marci Geller will open the show, with Marshal Rosenberg on percussion.
Proceeds from the monthly concert series benefits the St Vincent’s Scholarship fund for OLM’s twinning parish in Vallieres, Haiti.
$15 advance, $18 at the door.
Brown is not only a singer/songwriter but an artist/illustrator, who can capture a subject's essence through caricature. With a few strokes, he reveals hints of a character's nature or temperament, their mystery or charm. He does the same thing with lyric and melody, outlining and shading characters and moments, even yearnings and states of mind. His deep rumble of a voice can be as direct as an approaching train, yet is warm and forgiving.
On his third CD, Characterist, Brown sings of lessons learned and of taking stock mid-way through the journey. He chuckles over the big stuff, even death, but sings with tenderness of the small turns in life that leave their marks on all of us. He'll introduce you to his dad, to Cyrano and Juliet's little-known relationship, to an honest and oddly likeable Devil and to a soldier in Vietnam.
Chris has shared the stage with Pete Seeger, Peter Yarrow, Buskin & Batteau, James Maddock and Jonathan Edwards, at venues throughout the Northeast, including the Townecrier, Hard Rock Café, Watercolor Café & The Pleasantville Music Festival.
“The songs on Christopher Brown's new cd, Characterist, unravel with the depth and sophistication of four minute novellas. His resonant baritone and sly sense of irony and humor only deepen the inherent pleasures within.”- John Hammel, HomegrownRadioNJ -
www.cbonline.net
Marci Geller is a piano-based singer-songwriter, whose passion and tenacity have helped her forge a distinct niche in the independent music arena. With music that ranges from sublime to quirky to bittersweet, she weaves beautiful, intimate verses with infectious choruses. Named an “Editor’s Choice” in 2010 as one of its favorite songwriters of the last decade by Independent Songwriter Magazine, Marci also is a frequent “Featured Artist” on ArtistLaunch.com and was recently selected to showcase at the 2012 Cape May Singer Songwriter Conference. Marci has performed on Live with Regis and Good Day NY, among other TV shows; secured a number of soundtrack placements; toured internationally as the support act and back-up vocalist for Blackmore’s Night; and was a founding member of the now-defunct trio Lucky 13. She is currently working on her next solo CD.
Next month:
Saturday, May 19th - Pat Wictor and Ellis Co-Bill !
Proceeds from the monthly concert series benefits the St Vincent’s Scholarship fund for OLM’s twinning parish in Vallieres, Haiti.
$15 advance, $18 at the door.
Brown is not only a singer/songwriter but an artist/illustrator, who can capture a subject's essence through caricature. With a few strokes, he reveals hints of a character's nature or temperament, their mystery or charm. He does the same thing with lyric and melody, outlining and shading characters and moments, even yearnings and states of mind. His deep rumble of a voice can be as direct as an approaching train, yet is warm and forgiving.
On his third CD, Characterist, Brown sings of lessons learned and of taking stock mid-way through the journey. He chuckles over the big stuff, even death, but sings with tenderness of the small turns in life that leave their marks on all of us. He'll introduce you to his dad, to Cyrano and Juliet's little-known relationship, to an honest and oddly likeable Devil and to a soldier in Vietnam.
Chris has shared the stage with Pete Seeger, Peter Yarrow, Buskin & Batteau, James Maddock and Jonathan Edwards, at venues throughout the Northeast, including the Townecrier, Hard Rock Café, Watercolor Café & The Pleasantville Music Festival.
“The songs on Christopher Brown's new cd, Characterist, unravel with the depth and sophistication of four minute novellas. His resonant baritone and sly sense of irony and humor only deepen the inherent pleasures within.”- John Hammel, HomegrownRadioNJ -
www.cbonline.net
Marci Geller is a piano-based singer-songwriter, whose passion and tenacity have helped her forge a distinct niche in the independent music arena. With music that ranges from sublime to quirky to bittersweet, she weaves beautiful, intimate verses with infectious choruses. Named an “Editor’s Choice” in 2010 as one of its favorite songwriters of the last decade by Independent Songwriter Magazine, Marci also is a frequent “Featured Artist” on ArtistLaunch.com and was recently selected to showcase at the 2012 Cape May Singer Songwriter Conference. Marci has performed on Live with Regis and Good Day NY, among other TV shows; secured a number of soundtrack placements; toured internationally as the support act and back-up vocalist for Blackmore’s Night; and was a founding member of the now-defunct trio Lucky 13. She is currently working on her next solo CD.
Next month:
Saturday, May 19th - Pat Wictor and Ellis Co-Bill !
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8-10pm
The Levins play at the Coffee Lab Roasters Coffee Labs - Tarrytown
7 Main Street Tarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://web.mac.com/coffeelabsroasters/iWeb/CoffeeLabsRoasters/The+Shop.html
Finally, you can see The Levins on the other side of the river!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2 to 4 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Show Antoinettes Patisserie
417 Warburton AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 USA
Phone: 914 478 7200
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3:00 PM
Singer Songwriters Singing Songs Sunday Starving Artist Cafe & Gallery
249 City Island AvenueCity Island, NY 10464
Phone: (718) 885-3779
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com
Pleasant Bud & Friends -
with Stuart Kabak and Jean Bratman
"Stuart has a unique way of viewing the word and translates it well into song. Kabak's subject matter is pretty heavy though sometimes a topic as simple as performing to an empty house ('Play for Me') can serve as a breath of fresh air. He has won three 'Outstanding Achievement' awards from the GASC and four honor awards over the past 10 years. Was one of the winners of the Los Angeles International Festival of New Music and one of the finalists of the South Florida Folk Fest. He's been a five-time finalist, one time winner of the Town Crier Cafe's performance contest; five of his songs have been recorded to Fast Folk and one of them was used in the Fox TV show, 'Bonez.'"
"Singer-songwriter Jean Bratman connects deeply with audiences. Smart lyrics and satisfying melodies draw us in with her expressive voice and knack for storytelling. She has opened for Richie Havens, Steve Forbert, and Richard Shindell, among others, and showcased at national festivals such as Telluride Bluegrass, Rocky Mountain Folks and Falcon Ridge. Her debut CD, Imperfect World, with original music melding folk, pop and blues, received radio airplay across the U.S and Europe. Like Stuart, Bratman has won several impressive awards too."
Pleasant Bud is astounded that all these really great writers and players agree to share the stage with him.
with Stuart Kabak and Jean Bratman
"Stuart has a unique way of viewing the word and translates it well into song. Kabak's subject matter is pretty heavy though sometimes a topic as simple as performing to an empty house ('Play for Me') can serve as a breath of fresh air. He has won three 'Outstanding Achievement' awards from the GASC and four honor awards over the past 10 years. Was one of the winners of the Los Angeles International Festival of New Music and one of the finalists of the South Florida Folk Fest. He's been a five-time finalist, one time winner of the Town Crier Cafe's performance contest; five of his songs have been recorded to Fast Folk and one of them was used in the Fox TV show, 'Bonez.'"
"Singer-songwriter Jean Bratman connects deeply with audiences. Smart lyrics and satisfying melodies draw us in with her expressive voice and knack for storytelling. She has opened for Richie Havens, Steve Forbert, and Richard Shindell, among others, and showcased at national festivals such as Telluride Bluegrass, Rocky Mountain Folks and Falcon Ridge. Her debut CD, Imperfect World, with original music melding folk, pop and blues, received radio airplay across the U.S and Europe. Like Stuart, Bratman has won several impressive awards too."
Pleasant Bud is astounded that all these really great writers and players agree to share the stage with him.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6PM
Tribes Hill Business Meeting Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, NY 10595
Phone: 914-564-9212
The Tribes Hill business meeting is open to board members and committee heads only.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm
Curtis Becraft Live! in-studio performing songs from his record Tales of a Traveler; with special guest Matt Turk! WDFH 90.3 FM and streaming
Ossining, NY
Website: https://wdfh.org/listen.htm
DJ Vinny Cohan and producer Mark Sophos, and a very VIP audience... were in attendance as Curtis played five original songs in the studio on 6- and 12-string acoustic guitars, accordion, harmonicas and vocals; backed by longtime comrade Matt Turk on mandolin, 6-string acoustic guitar and vocals.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:pm
Movie - The Who's "Tommy" The Tarrytown Music hall
13 Main StreetTarrytown, NY
Price: $5.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.tarrytownmusichall.org
The Who's "Tommy" (Wed. 4/18 - buy tix online or at door prior to movie)
1975 111 minutes Starring The Who, Ann-Margret & Oliver Reed.
Directed by Ken Russell and written by Pete Townshend, this classic film tells the story of a young boy, Tommy, whose family dynamics so traumatize him that it results in a psychosomatic disability -- turning him deaf, dumb and blind. To compensate, he quickly overcomes his afflictions and becomes a master pinball wizard. Then things heat up when Tommy becomes famous and the object of a religious cult.Other stars include Eric Clapton, Jack Nicholson & Tina Turner
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm-9pm
Matt Turk The Living Room
154 Ludlow St.New York, NY
Website: https://www.livingroomny.com/
w/ guest Julie Corbalis! $7
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00pm
Joe Duraes Live @ The Peekskill Coffee House The Peekskill Coffee Hosue
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
www.joeduraes.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8-10PM
Phil Dollard at The Brooklyn Coffee House Brooklyn Coffee House (Mahopac)
562 Route 6Mahopac, NY 10541
Phone: 845-628-7772
Website: https://www.mahopacrestaurants.com/BrooklynCoffeeHouse
This is an inviting little spot up in Mahopac. It's got a full menu for Breakfast, lunch and dinner, great choices of caffienated beverages, and kicking off the warmer weather outdoor entertainment, yours truly.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
WORK O' THE WEAVERS Celebrate the Inestimable Legacy of America's Pioneering Folk Quartet, The WEAVERS Railroad Playhouse
27 S. Water StNewburgh, NY
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.rrplayhouse.org
"It's not often enough that we get to share our Work o' the Weavers program in our own backyard. After 9 years and concerts in 28 states, Canada and Israel, the music never fails to inspire us. We're so very much looking forward to seeing and singing with friends and neighbors and folk music lovers of all stripes at these special Earth Day performances this Friday and Saturday. Just want you to know we'll not only be looking back fondly, but also looking forward energetically - this, at none other than Pete Seeger's behest, who has encouraged us to take up the standard and keep moving forward along the Weavers' trajectory. Hope you'll come along and celebrate with us their inestimable legacy. Details/Tickets from www.rrplayhouse.org" on Railroad Playhouse's timeline.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7PM
Caleb Hawley with Sarah J Urban H2O
35 Alexander StreetYonkers, NY 10701
Website: https://www.urbanh2o.org
Tickets are $10 and include free beer from our sponsor, the Hudson Valley's award-winning Captain Lawrence Brewing Company. Bring your own mug!
Urban H2O is a rockin’ roots music series on the banks of the Hudson presented by Beczak Environmental Education Center. Now in it’s 3rd successful season, Urban H2O presents the Hudson Valley’s best of local and regional performers, showcasing a range of folk, blues, alt. roots / Americana, and original acoustic music in a welcoming, intimate, family friendly setting.
Shows are usually the 3rd Saturday of every month at Beczak, an eco-friendly renovation of a former factory social club with sweeping views of the Hudson River and Palisades. Beczak is easily accessible by car (ample free parking) or Metro North / Amtrak in downtown Yonkers.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9 p.m.
GILLEN & TURK The Black Swan
66 BroadwayTivoli, NY USA
Phone: 845-757-3777
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
WORK O' THE WEAVERS Celebrate the Inestimable Legacy of America's Pioneering Folk Quartet, The WEAVERS Railroad Playhouse
27 S. Water StNewburgh, NY
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.rrplayhouse.org
"It's not often enough that we get to share our Work o' the Weavers program in our own backyard. After 9 years and concerts in 28 states, Canada and Israel, the music never fails to inspire us. We're so very much looking forward to seeing and singing with friends and neighbors and folk music lovers of all stripes at these special Earth Day performances this Friday and Saturday. Just want you to know we'll not only be looking back fondly, but also looking forward energetically - this, at none other than Pete Seeger's behest, who has encouraged us to take up the standard and keep moving forward along the Weavers' trajectory. Hope you'll come along and celebrate with us their inestimable legacy. Details/Tickets from www.rrplayhouse.org" on Railroad Playhouse's timeline.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 PM
Fred Arcoleo, Pat Lamanna, & Terry Kitchen
Community Church of New York Unitarian Universalist, 40 E. 35th St.New York, NY 10016 USA
Phone: 212-787-3903
Price: $15.00
Website: https://www.peoplesvoicecafe.org
It's time to RALLY FOLK!! Please join NYC's Fred Arcoleo, award-winning Boston songwriter Terry Kitchen, and Hudson Valley's stellar topical songwriter Pat Lamanna at the iconic Peoples' Voice Café in Manhattan. Terry will be joined by Mara Levine on harmonies, and Fred by Amy Soucy on harmonies and Demetrius Daniel on trombone. This is Fred's debut at the venue; he will dedicate his portion of the evening to Trayvon Martin and the theme of heroism (based on his recent completion of Homer's "Odyssey"). Get ready for an entertaining and educational evening!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00pm
SPUYTEN DUYVIL AND PESKY J. NIXON Caffe Lena
47 Phila StreetSaratoga Springs, NY
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.caffelena.org
A rocking double bill at America's oldest continuously operating folk coffeehouse in beautiful Saratoga Springs NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30
Studio Two - Music Open Mic Studio Two
814 South Street - 2nd FloorPeekskill, NY 10566 USA
Phone: 914.930.7588
Price: $5.00
Website: https://www.facebook.com/StudioTwoOpenMic
WELCOME! Join us at the monthly Music and Vocal Open Mic at Studio Two, located at 814 South St in Peekskill, NY 10566 it's just 1.5 blocks west of Division St.
Sign-ups start at 7:30pm that night and music starts at 8:00, going until 11:00. Each performer or group will get 2 songs or 10 minutes.
Bring your instruments and voices. (Sorry... just no drum sets). We provide a sound system. If you want to use a backing track off a CD/MP3/etc please let us know in advance.
$5 donation for all attendees (performers and listeners).
Refreshments are pot-luck so bring what you like!
Contacts:
Andy Phillips - Host, FB / MeetUp Admin and General Contact
Scarlett Antonia - Owner of Studio Two
Use the following email to reach us: StudioTwoOpenMic@gmail.com
Sign-ups start at 7:30pm that night and music starts at 8:00, going until 11:00. Each performer or group will get 2 songs or 10 minutes.
Bring your instruments and voices. (Sorry... just no drum sets). We provide a sound system. If you want to use a backing track off a CD/MP3/etc please let us know in advance.
$5 donation for all attendees (performers and listeners).
Refreshments are pot-luck so bring what you like!
Contacts:
Andy Phillips - Host, FB / MeetUp Admin and General Contact
Scarlett Antonia - Owner of Studio Two
Use the following email to reach us: StudioTwoOpenMic@gmail.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
Gillen & Turk Concert "Occupy Woodstock" (2012 Woodstock Writers Festival)
Woodstock, NY
Website: https://woodstockwriters.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2pm
WORK O' THE WEAVERS Celebrate the Inestimable Legacy of America's Pioneering Folk Quartet, The WEAVERS Nanuet Public Library
149 Church StreetNanuet, NY
Phone: 845.354.4586
Website: https://solz@optonline.net
It's not often enough that we get to share our Work o' the Weavers program in our own backyard. After 9 years and concerts in 28 states, Canada and Israel, the music never fails to inspire us. We're so very much looking forward to seeing and singing with friends and neighbors and folk music lovers of all stripes at this special Earth Day performance on Sunday. Just want you to know we'll not only be looking back fondly, but also looking forward energetically - this, at none other than Pete Seeger's behest, who has encouraged us to take up the standard and keep moving forward along the Weavers' trajectory. Hope you'll come along and celebrate with us their inestimable legacy. Brought to you by our good friends at the Borderline Folk Music Club.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm
Curtis Becraft Live! in-studio performing songs from his record Tales of a Traveler; with special guest Matt Turk! WDFH 90.3 FM and streaming
Ossining, NY
Website: https://wdfh.org/listen.htm
DJ Vinny Cohan and producer Mark Sophos, and a very VIP audience... were in attendance as Curtis played five original songs in the studio on 6- and 12-string acoustic guitars, accordion, harmonicas and vocals; backed by longtime comrade Matt Turk on mandolin, 6-string acoustic guitar and vocals.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m.
Curtis Becraft, Fred Gillen Jr & Eric Puente, James K Folk's They Might Be Giants Tribute, and Homeboy Steve Gizzi Cafe
16 W 8th St (between 5th Ave & Mac Dougal St) West VillageNew York, NY
Phone: (212) 260-9700
Website: https://www.gizzisnyc.com/
7-Homeboy Steve (JUST ADDED)
8-James K. Folk
9- Fred Gillen Jr (Extended set)
10:30-Curtis Becraft
A great night of music!
8-James K. Folk
9- Fred Gillen Jr (Extended set)
10:30-Curtis Becraft
A great night of music!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm
The Levins headline Acoustic Thursdays at the new High Falls Cafe High Falls Cafe- 12 Stone Dock Road
This Thursday, April 26th-
The Levins headline Acoustic Thursday with Kurt Henry.
They share the bill with Wally Nichols and Einat & Hakim.
6pm at High Falls Cafe's new location:
12 Stone Dock Rd
High Falls, NY
(845) 687-2699
$5 cover
Go see Susan Kane, but of course we would love to see you as well.
The Levins headline Acoustic Thursday with Kurt Henry.
They share the bill with Wally Nichols and Einat & Hakim.
6pm at High Falls Cafe's new location:
12 Stone Dock Rd
High Falls, NY
(845) 687-2699
$5 cover
Go see Susan Kane, but of course we would love to see you as well.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Susan Kane Western CT State University - Midtown Coffeehouse
Alumni Hall on the Midtown CampusDanbury, CT
Phone: 203-837-8547
Website: https://www.wcsu.edu
Open mic starts at 8:00
Susan, with Steve Kirkman and Eric Puente, take the stage at 9:00
Susan, with Steve Kirkman and Eric Puente, take the stage at 9:00
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR With Eric Puente Plus Special Guest MILTON The Peekskill Coffee Hosue
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
With Jeff Eyrich: bass
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00pm
Spuyten Duyvil with Lara Herscovitch The Beacon Theatre
445 Main StreetBeacon, NY
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://bit.ly/wsfeJD
Spuyten Duyvil helps raise the roof at The Beacon Theatre Lobby Concert Series in Beacon NY, with good friend Lara Herscovitch
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 12 Noon
OCCUPY GUITARMY!!! Bryant Park, NYC
Website: https://occupyguitarmy.tumblr.com/
ENLISTING 1000 MUSICIANS FOR NYC MAY DAY MUSIC MARCH, MAY 1 AT NOON, BRYANT PARK
The May Day Occupy Guitarmy will meet by the Gertrude Stein statue in Occupied Bryant Park from 12pm-2pm. Then we’re on the streets, arriving at Union Square by 4pm. At 5:30 we reform to march with Occupy, immigrants rights, and labor groups to Wall Street. Join at any point!
Bring your instrument, a shaker, your voice, yourself, your friends!
The May Day Occupy Guitarmy will meet by the Gertrude Stein statue in Occupied Bryant Park from 12pm-2pm. Then we’re on the streets, arriving at Union Square by 4pm. At 5:30 we reform to march with Occupy, immigrants rights, and labor groups to Wall Street. Join at any point!
Bring your instrument, a shaker, your voice, yourself, your friends!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR & ERIC PUENTE Coffee Labs Roasters
7 Main Street Tarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://web.mac.com/coffeelabsroasters/iWeb/CoffeeLabsRoasters/The+Shop.html
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 p.m.
HOPE MACHINE Plays Songs Of Protest Croton Library
171 Cleveland DriveCroton-on-Hudson NY
Saturday Night, May 5th, 7:30 p.m. HOPE MACHINE plays nothing but protest songs at Croton FREE Library! 171 Cleveland Drive, Croton -on- Hudson, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 pm
Carolann Solebello & The YaYas Common Ground Folk Series @ Lewisboro Library
15 Main StreetSouth Salem, NY 10590
Price: $12.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://commongroundfusw.com/
Join us for this very special double bill featuring Carolann Solebello and The YaYas. $12 in advance / $15 at the door
Most familiar to folk audiences as a founding member of the female trio Red Molly, CAROLANN SOLEBELLO returned to solo performance in August 2010 after six years with the band. She has three full-length Red Molly CDs to her credit, including James (2010), which peaked at #4 on the Americana chart, and Love and Other Tragedies (2008), which spent ten weeks in the Americana Top 15. Carolann’s song “Summertime” was #1 on the Folk DJ chart in July 2008. Carolann has three solo CDs to her credit, and is currently touring in support of her 2011 release, Threshold.
2012 and 2011 Kerrville New Folk Finalists, The YaYas are an engaging and uplifting nationally touring trio. Are they folk? Yes. Pop? Perhaps. But undeniably, they are personal. “They report on life as they observe it, with great insight, not just centering on relationships but ranging widely — reminiscent of ‘literary’ songwriters like Richard Shindell, Dar Williams, Josh Ritter.” Through unassuming yet masterful arrangements, Catherine Miles’ expressive voice, Jay Mafale’s percussive guitar, and Paul Silverman’s melodic piano blend to create their distinctive sound.
Most familiar to folk audiences as a founding member of the female trio Red Molly, CAROLANN SOLEBELLO returned to solo performance in August 2010 after six years with the band. She has three full-length Red Molly CDs to her credit, including James (2010), which peaked at #4 on the Americana chart, and Love and Other Tragedies (2008), which spent ten weeks in the Americana Top 15. Carolann’s song “Summertime” was #1 on the Folk DJ chart in July 2008. Carolann has three solo CDs to her credit, and is currently touring in support of her 2011 release, Threshold.
2012 and 2011 Kerrville New Folk Finalists, The YaYas are an engaging and uplifting nationally touring trio. Are they folk? Yes. Pop? Perhaps. But undeniably, they are personal. “They report on life as they observe it, with great insight, not just centering on relationships but ranging widely — reminiscent of ‘literary’ songwriters like Richard Shindell, Dar Williams, Josh Ritter.” Through unassuming yet masterful arrangements, Catherine Miles’ expressive voice, Jay Mafale’s percussive guitar, and Paul Silverman’s melodic piano blend to create their distinctive sound.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6PM
Tribes Hill Gathering Barb Prisament hosts
50 Clarewood DriveHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
note: it's a townhouse community on Jackson Avenue between 9A and Sprain Road (road to Stew's and Home Depot and Costco). Enter at gray and white gatehouse on Jackson. Clarewood Drive is main street you are on as you pass gatehouse. Go over first speed bump and house is 5th one in first cluster on the left side. Says #50 on the garage. Park in guest spots or on side streets just past the house (no parking allowed on Clarewood Drive.
Close exits are Jackson Avenue on the Sprain, Stew Leonard Drive on 87 and Hastings Farragut exits on the Saw Mill.
Best phone if need to call is (914) 643--0923
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
An Intimate Evening of Songs by Singer Songwriter Marc Black The Watercolor Cafe
2094 Boston Post Rd, Larchmont, NY
Phone: (914) 834-2213
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.watercolorcafe.net/index.html
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
The Levins in Astoria, NY the astor room
The Levins will play from 8 to 10pm.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m.
Tornado Relief Concert With Fred Gillen Jr., Brooke Campbell, and special guests St. Mary's Episcopal Church
1836 East Main StreetMohegan Lake, NY
Phone: (914) 528-3972
Website: https://stmarysmoheganlake.org/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1 - 3pm
Elaine at Peekskill The Peekskill Coffee House
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
Keyboard-based folk/pop originals, with a hint of Celtic lilt. Possibly some covers and sing-a-longs if the mood allows.
Elaine is based in NYC and tours nationally, playing listening rooms, house concerts, and acoustic-oriented festivals. Her most recent tour took her to the midwest. For more about her and to hear clips, visit http://www.elaineromanelli.com.
Elaine is based in NYC and tours nationally, playing listening rooms, house concerts, and acoustic-oriented festivals. Her most recent tour took her to the midwest. For more about her and to hear clips, visit http://www.elaineromanelli.com.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm SHARP - 9pm
'James Durst Welcomes' Singer/Songwriter HONOR FINNEGAN with Guitarist CARL MONEY The BeanRunner Cafe
201 S. Division Street & EstherPeekskill, NY 10655 USA
Phone: 914-737-1701
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.beanrunnercafe.com
Phone for ADVANCE RESERVATION admission of $8
TRIBES HILL MEMBERS $5
Honor Finnegan was born and raised on the South Side of Chicago and learned to appreciate a variety of people and music living in a mostly African American neighborhood and sitting in the back seat of her single mother's car listening to the radio for long periods of time. When Honor was 11 her dream of being an actress came true when she was cast in the 1st National Tour of 'Annie' and even though she cried a lot at first, she was pretty happy to be on the road with a lot of strange people who liked show tunes.
Honor eventually outgrew the 'Annie' thing and went back to Chicago, spending her early adult life studying Improv with Del Close who created 'Honor Finnegan vs. the Brain of the Galaxy' to try and help the poor waif get somewhere in life.
In 1991 Honor moved to Ireland to find a husband. While there she sang with jazz bands, blues bands, big bands and traditional Irish bands including DeDannan for about a day. Honor took up writing songs and discovered that it was really fun despite all that stuff writers say about the torture of art, blah, blah. She released a cassette, 'Learning to Fly,' in 1996 and was a finalist in the Paddy Music Expo in Limerick. Her song 'Better Love Water' was sung on the Gay Byrne Radio Hour twice with the all-female a Capella group, 'The Cappuccinos.'
Honor moved to New York in 1998. She lives in Chelsea with her husband, guitarist Carl Money. More about Honor can be found at www.HonorFinnegan.com.
Host JAMES DURST will introduce the evening with a concise opening set. www.JamesDurst.com
TRIBES HILL MEMBERS $5
Honor Finnegan was born and raised on the South Side of Chicago and learned to appreciate a variety of people and music living in a mostly African American neighborhood and sitting in the back seat of her single mother's car listening to the radio for long periods of time. When Honor was 11 her dream of being an actress came true when she was cast in the 1st National Tour of 'Annie' and even though she cried a lot at first, she was pretty happy to be on the road with a lot of strange people who liked show tunes.
Honor eventually outgrew the 'Annie' thing and went back to Chicago, spending her early adult life studying Improv with Del Close who created 'Honor Finnegan vs. the Brain of the Galaxy' to try and help the poor waif get somewhere in life.
In 1991 Honor moved to Ireland to find a husband. While there she sang with jazz bands, blues bands, big bands and traditional Irish bands including DeDannan for about a day. Honor took up writing songs and discovered that it was really fun despite all that stuff writers say about the torture of art, blah, blah. She released a cassette, 'Learning to Fly,' in 1996 and was a finalist in the Paddy Music Expo in Limerick. Her song 'Better Love Water' was sung on the Gay Byrne Radio Hour twice with the all-female a Capella group, 'The Cappuccinos.'
Honor moved to New York in 1998. She lives in Chelsea with her husband, guitarist Carl Money. More about Honor can be found at www.HonorFinnegan.com.
Host JAMES DURST will introduce the evening with a concise opening set. www.JamesDurst.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00pm
Joe Duraes Live @ The Peekskill Coffee House The Peekskill Coffee House
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
www.joeduraes.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Larry Kolker @ Montauk Music Festival Montauk Music Festival
Montauk, NY
Website: https://themontaukmusicfestival.com/
Larry is performing at the Third Annual Montauk Music Festival, May 17-20, 2012. His venue is the Trail's End Restaurant, May 18 from 8-10 pm and May 19 from 9-11 pm.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3-6pm
Spend the afternoon with The Levins The Birdsall House
970 Main StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: (914) 930-1880
Website: https://www.birdsallhouse.net/
The Levins will be at The Birdsall House from 3-6pm and then be going into NYC to play a show with John Schmitt and the Warren Scott Band at Cafe Vivaldi afterwards.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3pm
Spend the Afternoon with The Levins Birdsall House
970 Main St.Peekskill, NY 10566 US
Website: https://www.birdsallhouse.net/
The Levins play from 3 to 6pm.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 PM
Pat Wictor and Ellis in a Special Co-Bill Concert Acoustic Cafe Music Series
OLM Academy, 25 Fremont AvePark Ridge, NJ 07645
Phone: 201-573-0718
Price: $18.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.cafeacoustic.org
The Acoustic cafe is thrilled to present a very special co- bill concert featuring Pat Wictor & Ellis, two of the most engaging performers you will ever see!
Showtime 8 PM, doors 7:30. Tickets $18 advance, $20 at the door. Proceeds benefit the OLM Haiti scholarship fund for St Vincent's parish in Vallieres.
If you haven’t yet caught her engaging and disarming live show, take a chance on Ellis and you’ll become a lifelong fan. She leaves audiences better than she finds them, with softened edges & opened hearts. With songs that capture deep wisdom as well as a childlike playfulness and joy, Ellis’ music is being spread across the globe by fans who are so moved that they have to share it others. She released her 7th album, Right On Time, in 2010.
Pat Wictor is an adept improviser and accompanist, sought after as a collaborator, sideman and session musician. His performances--part fireside chat, part meditation on matters earthly and transcendent--feature his originals. In addition to his own tunes, he is quick to offer up a newly-discovered lyric from another performer, or a fresh arrangement of a traditional song, delighting in introducing his audience to innovative material. With flowing red hair and zen-like calm, Pat embraces his audience with the sincerity of his music and the clarity of his voice, inviting them in.
Artist websites: www.ellis-music.com www.patwictor.com
Refreshments on us & we are wheelchair accessible.
Showtime 8 PM, doors 7:30. Tickets $18 advance, $20 at the door. Proceeds benefit the OLM Haiti scholarship fund for St Vincent's parish in Vallieres.
If you haven’t yet caught her engaging and disarming live show, take a chance on Ellis and you’ll become a lifelong fan. She leaves audiences better than she finds them, with softened edges & opened hearts. With songs that capture deep wisdom as well as a childlike playfulness and joy, Ellis’ music is being spread across the globe by fans who are so moved that they have to share it others. She released her 7th album, Right On Time, in 2010.
Pat Wictor is an adept improviser and accompanist, sought after as a collaborator, sideman and session musician. His performances--part fireside chat, part meditation on matters earthly and transcendent--feature his originals. In addition to his own tunes, he is quick to offer up a newly-discovered lyric from another performer, or a fresh arrangement of a traditional song, delighting in introducing his audience to innovative material. With flowing red hair and zen-like calm, Pat embraces his audience with the sincerity of his music and the clarity of his voice, inviting them in.
Artist websites: www.ellis-music.com www.patwictor.com
Refreshments on us & we are wheelchair accessible.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:30pm
The Levins, John Schmitt, The Warren Scott Band in the West Village Cafe Vivaldi
32 Jones StreetNew York, NY 10014 US
Phone: 212-691-7538
Website: https://www.caffevivaldi.com/
John Schmitt is a fabulous performer and he writes great songs which exemplify his huge heart. This will be an exceptional triple bill!
Warren Scott Band- 8:30pm
The Levins- 9:30pm
John Schmitt- 10:30pm
Warren Scott Band- 8:30pm
The Levins- 9:30pm
John Schmitt- 10:30pm
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6-8PM
Phil Dollard at The Black cat Cafe' The Black Cat Cafe'
45 Main St.Irvington, NY
Phone: 914-231-9060
Website: https://www.blackcatchef.com
Get a head start on your Saturday music itinerary by stopping by The Black Cat Cafe'. (i.e., please note early start time.) Coffee, tea, chai, wraps, desserts, and down-home musical entertainment is always on the schedule. It's organic, it's acoustic; stop on by.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7PM
Urban H2O & Tribes Hill Present Jammin' Divas & Kathleen Pemble Beczak Environmental Center, 35 Axexander St., Yonkers, NY
35 Alexander StreetYonkers, NY
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.urbanh2o.org
Traditional and original! Three stunning voices from Ireland, USA and Australia perform melodies that take you back to the old country. Kathleen Pemble is winner of the NY Song Slam and has been featured on WFUV's John Platt's Sunday Breakfast show.
Saturday, May 19, 7:00 PM, $10 admission includes free beer from Captain Lawrence Brewing Company . . . bring your own mug! Sponsored by Excelsior Packaging Group. This concert is cosponsored by Urban H2O and Tribes Hill. For more information contact weekends@beczak.org / (914) 377-1900, ext. 13.
Saturday, May 19, 7:00 PM, $10 admission includes free beer from Captain Lawrence Brewing Company . . . bring your own mug! Sponsored by Excelsior Packaging Group. This concert is cosponsored by Urban H2O and Tribes Hill. For more information contact weekends@beczak.org / (914) 377-1900, ext. 13.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3 p.m.
Susan Fisher Wright With Hope Machine as her band The Howland Cultural Center
477 Main StreetBeacon, NY
Phone: (845) 831-4988
Website: https://www.howlandculturalcenter.org/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Julie Corbalis plays Lupus Fundraiser - All are welcome Bar 151
151 Bryant Pond RoadMahopac, NY
151 Bryant Pond Road
Mahopac New York 10541
USA (845) 526-1111 [map]
Price: $15.00 (Food, dessert, live music)
This is my 2nd year supporting Amy and the gang, raising money and awareness for lupus research. Join us!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR With Special guests Abbie Gardner and Craig Aiken The Peekskill Coffee Hosue
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8-10pm
Elaine solo at Coffee Labs Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Keyboard-based folk/pop with a Celtic lilt. Originals and this time some covers as well, famous and not-so-famous.
Elaine is based in NYC and travels around the country singing at listening venues, house concerts, and acoustic-oriented festivals. Visit http://www.elaineromanelli.com for audio and video clips and more.
Elaine is based in NYC and travels around the country singing at listening venues, house concerts, and acoustic-oriented festivals. Visit http://www.elaineromanelli.com for audio and video clips and more.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 AM - Noon
Phil Dollard at the Piermont Farmers Market Piermont Farmers Market
Piermont Ave. And Ash St.Piermont, NY
Website: https://www.communitymarkets.biz
Opening the season at the Piermont Farmers Market, for all you folks west of the Hudson.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Call for Tribes Hill performers: Curtis Becraft presents an evening of indie music, featuring RBA (Richman Becraft Arcoleo) and special guests Gizzi Cafe
16 W 8th St (between 5th Ave & Mac Dougal St) West VillageNew York, NY
Phone: (212) 260-9700
Website: https://www.gizzisnyc.com/
Curtis Becraft hosts an invitation song circle at the one and only Gizzis Cafe and Lounge! with headliners RBA - Jennifer Richman, Curtis Becraft and Fred Arcoleo playing an extended set 9-10:30pm; and other exciting artists playing half-hour sets beginning at 7pm and going until 11:30pm (if the room still has an audience). Never a cover charge at Gizzis, but we do pass the hat for the musicians. Great food and drink, a really good-sounding room - very enjoyable for solo musicians and small-scale groups.
7pm = Sweethook - Scott Cornwell
7:30pm - Ted Horan
8pm - Larry Kolker
8:30 pm - Amy Soucy
9:00 pm - Richman Becraft Arcoleo - Jennifer Richman, Curtis Becraft and Fred Arcoleo
10:30pm - Inky Glass
Hope to see you!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 pm
Larry Kolker's set at Gizzi's Gizzi's Cafe
.... fyi, Larry's set during Curtis' May 30 songwriters' night is from 8-8:30. Great lineup, everyone in or near the City should come on down!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR Coffee Labs Roasters
7 Main Street Tarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://web.mac.com/coffeelabsroasters/iWeb/CoffeeLabsRoasters/The+Shop.html
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10AM -Noon
Phil Dollard at the Ossining Farmers' Market Ossining Farmers' Market
Corner Main & Spring Sts. (Ossining Post Office)Ossining, NY
Website: https://www.communitymarkets.biz
Organic produce and organic, acoustic blues and ballads, right here in Ossining, NY. Come on down for some locally grown produce, baked goods and music. Love to see you there.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7PM
Tribes Hill Benefit Concert - Crash Test Dummies' Brad Roberts with Rob Morsberger Tarrytown Music Hall
13 main StreetTarrytown, NY
Phone: 877 840 0457
Website: https://www.tarrytownmusichall.org
A TRIBES HILL BENEFIT PRESENTATION
Featuring the premiere performance of "Midnight Garden", a song cycle written by multi-Grammy Award nominee Brad Roberts and acclaimed composer Rob Morsberger, with string accompaniment. This special concert is a benefit for Rob and his family to help offset medical expenses due to a severe illness. Tribes Hill artists will open the show with a few songs, followed by Rob and his band performing new material from his recent release, "Ghosts Before Breakfast". During the day Tribes Hill will present regional artists performing for the 25th Annual Tarrytown Street Fair under the Music Hall marquee.
TICKETS ON SALE NOW AT THE MUSIC HALL WEBSITE $20./$25./$35./$45./$65.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 pm
Tribes Hill June Gathering at The Home of Margie Levine
6-3 Brooke Club DriveOssining, NY 10562
June's gathering will be held at the home of Margie Levine.
Margie lives 1 mile from the Croton Harmon train station.
From Route 9 South make left at light at St. Augustines and drive 30 feet.
Turn right towards Brooke Club
Go into complex and go up hill.
From Route 9 North make right on Quakerbridge Road and directly right again into Brooke Club
Go to unit 6-3 at dead end and park along right side of hill going up hill
914-762-2727 home
914-500-5970 cell
Margie lives 1 mile from the Croton Harmon train station.
From Route 9 South make left at light at St. Augustines and drive 30 feet.
Turn right towards Brooke Club
Go into complex and go up hill.
From Route 9 North make right on Quakerbridge Road and directly right again into Brooke Club
Go to unit 6-3 at dead end and park along right side of hill going up hill
914-762-2727 home
914-500-5970 cell
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR Solo Show Whistling Willies
184 Main St.Cold Spring, NY
Phone: (845) 265-2012
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7PM
Beczak Fundraiser with Spuyten Duyvil and South County Urban H2O at Beczak
35 Alexander StreetYonkers, New York
Website: https://www.urbanh2o.org
Spuyten Duyvil and South County
SATURDAY, June 9 at 7 PM
Beczak
35 Alexander Street
Yonkers, NY
$25 suggested donation at the door
Includes FREE beer from our sponsor—Hudson Valley’s award-winning Captain Lawrence Brewing Company—bring your own mug!
Two Yonkers-based Americana bands perform to benefit Beczak Environmental Education Center!
Spuyten Duyvil is an eight-piece Americana band blending traditional jug band energy with amped-up lap steel guitar and Chicago-style harp blues. Their 2011 release, New Amsterdam, received airplay on over 165 stations nationwide including Sirius XM’s The Village, was nominated for Best American Roots Album 2011 by The Alternate Root and made numerous radio top ten lists including DJs from WXPN, WFMT and WFUV.
This June benefit kicks off a summer tour including main stage appearances at the Falcon Ridge Folk Festival, Madison Square Park’s 4th of July celebration, Caramoor’s American Roots Music Festival, Musikfest, the Black Potatoe and other regional music festivals.
Urban H20 is located at Beczak Environmental Education Center, along the west side of the Hudson River at 35 Alexander St., Yonkers NY 10701. Look for a beige stucco building with glass double doors in the front and a parking lot.
SATURDAY, June 9 at 7 PM
Beczak
35 Alexander Street
Yonkers, NY
$25 suggested donation at the door
Includes FREE beer from our sponsor—Hudson Valley’s award-winning Captain Lawrence Brewing Company—bring your own mug!
Two Yonkers-based Americana bands perform to benefit Beczak Environmental Education Center!
Spuyten Duyvil is an eight-piece Americana band blending traditional jug band energy with amped-up lap steel guitar and Chicago-style harp blues. Their 2011 release, New Amsterdam, received airplay on over 165 stations nationwide including Sirius XM’s The Village, was nominated for Best American Roots Album 2011 by The Alternate Root and made numerous radio top ten lists including DJs from WXPN, WFMT and WFUV.
This June benefit kicks off a summer tour including main stage appearances at the Falcon Ridge Folk Festival, Madison Square Park’s 4th of July celebration, Caramoor’s American Roots Music Festival, Musikfest, the Black Potatoe and other regional music festivals.
Urban H20 is located at Beczak Environmental Education Center, along the west side of the Hudson River at 35 Alexander St., Yonkers NY 10701. Look for a beige stucco building with glass double doors in the front and a parking lot.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 PM
Songwriters By the Sea, Special edition Acoustic Cafe Music Series
25 Fremont AvePark Ridge, NJ 07656 usa
Phone: 201-573-0718
Price: $22.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.cafeacoustic.org
The Acoustic Café Music Series presents a Special North Jersey Edition of “Songwriters by the Sea”, on Saturday, June 9, 2012. The show will feature intimate and interactive performances from critically acclaimed singer/songwriters Willie Nile, Dan Bern and Marah, hosted by songwriters Joe D’Urso and Joe Rapolla.
The series has consistently highlighted both national acts as well as up-and-coming artists - a tradition that continues with an opening set by Anthony D'Amato, Joe Simio and Tim O'Donohue. All artists will be performing their own songs in the round, sharing stories and discussing the craft of songwriting.
Our Lady of Mercy Academy, 25 Fremont Ave, Park Ridge, NJ
Tickets: $22 advance online, $25 at the door www.cafeacoustic.org 201-573-0718
Doors at 7:30 PM. Refreshments, wheelchair accessible, free parking.
Proceeds benefit the OLM St Vincent's Haiti Scholarship Fund.
The series has consistently highlighted both national acts as well as up-and-coming artists - a tradition that continues with an opening set by Anthony D'Amato, Joe Simio and Tim O'Donohue. All artists will be performing their own songs in the round, sharing stories and discussing the craft of songwriting.
Our Lady of Mercy Academy, 25 Fremont Ave, Park Ridge, NJ
Tickets: $22 advance online, $25 at the door www.cafeacoustic.org 201-573-0718
Doors at 7:30 PM. Refreshments, wheelchair accessible, free parking.
Proceeds benefit the OLM St Vincent's Haiti Scholarship Fund.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR The Roadhouse Tavern
208 Tomahawk Road Street (Rt. 118)Yorktown Heights, NY 10598
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 TBA
Phil Dollard at the Ossining Village Fair Ossining Village Fair
Ossining, NY
I'll be doing a 45 minute set here at the Ossining Village Fair. The whole town turns out for this each year, 20,000 to 60,000 people, so I'm excited to be a part of it. Will update when my time slot is confirmed; lots of other local talent during the day!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11:30 am
Steve Scholle @ the Hartsdale Farmer's Market Hartsdale train station
Village of Hartsdale, train stationHartsdale, NY 10530 USA
Performing a bunch of new songs for your listening pleasure while you shop for vegetables, including such undiscovered treasures as Slovenian Bark, Bossa in the Key of Guitar, and Consider the Ant.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00pm
Joe Duraes Live @ The Peekskill Coffee House The Peekskill Coffee Hosue
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
www.joeduraes.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Curtis Becraft solo in concert The Parlor in Hudson NY
Curtis Becraft hits the road! On Friday he's guesting with an instudio interview and performance on Crackle Radio in Roxbury NY; then Saturday 7pm, come to the Parlor in Hudson NY for a special solo show featuring Curtis on guitar, accordion, mandolin etc. Tribespeople - come out and have fun, and expect an open jam to develop towards the end of the nite... Hope to see you!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Clearwater's Great Hudson River Revival Croton Point Park
Croton, NY
Website: https://www.clearwaterfestival.org
Saturday and Sunday
June 16 & 17, 2012
Croton Point Park
Croton-on-Hudson, NY in Westchester County
"One of the Top 4 Music Festivals in the US"
- Outside Magazine
"Clearwater is everything a Folk Festival should be; good music, good people and good fun.
You'll find your community is bigger when you leave than when you came."
- Ani DiFranco
"Playing Clearwater was one of the most fulfilling experiences I've had in music. I feel lucky to have been invited."
- Josh Ritter
June 16 & 17, 2012
Croton Point Park
Croton-on-Hudson, NY in Westchester County
ANI DIFRANCO * MARTIN SEXTON * BÉLA FLECK * DAWES * PRESERVATION HALL JAZZ BAND * ARLO GUTHRIE & THE GUTHRIE FAMILY * JOSH RITTER & THE ROYAL CITY BAND * PUNCH BROTHERS FEATURING CHRIS THILE * JOAN OSBORNE & THE HOLMES BROTHERS * LOUDON WAINWRIGHT III * BALKAN BEAT BOX * ALEJANDRO ESCOVEDO * DONNA THE BUFFALO * DEER TICK * PETER YARROW * HOLLY NEAR * JOANNE SHENANDOAH * THE KLEZMATICS * TINARIWEN * TOM PAXTON * DAVID AMRAM * RAUL MIDÓN * TOM CHAPIN * TAO SEEGER BRASS BAND also featuring: Toshi Reagon & Big Lovely Ollabelle Tim O'Brien Aoife O'Donovan Joe Purdy & The Giving Tree Band Sara Watkins Melissa Ferrick Jill Sobule Sarah Lee Guthrie & Johnny Irion Jay Ungar & Molly Mason Guy Davis Band Steve Riley & The Mamou Playboys Brave Combo David Wax Museum Jesse Lége & The Bayou Brew The Chapin Sisters Joel Rafael Dala Forro In The Dark Firecrow Bhi Bhiman Alsarah & The Nubatones Cedric Watson & Bijou Creole Jose Conde Spuyten Duyvil Sharon Katz & The Peace Train Vanaver Caravan Elizabeth Mitchell Thomasina Winslow Walkabout Clearwater Chorus The Rivertown Kids Power of Song The Storycrafters Rick Nestler Kim & Reggie Harris Arm-of-the-Sea Theater Charlie Dane Roger the Jester Linda Richards Paul Richmond Dog On Fleas Jesse Bruchac Regi Carpenter Gregorio Pedroza Lot Therrio Marva P. Clark Niemö Story Laurie Jan Christensen Dirty Stay Out Skifflers Rik Palieri Matt Turk & The Hobo Caravan Mel & Vinnie Singing Clear David & Jacob Bernz Edukated Fleas Hope Machine Nate the Great Ezzell Floranina Melissa Arleth Tony Duncan Alyssa Morar Keith Kaplin Zebediah Galipeau Jim Hawkins Barbara Aliprantis Bindlestick Bill Creek Iversen & Farm Friends Long Steel Rail Breakneck Annie Uncle Wade/Tiki Daddy Lawson Pocatello Margo Thunderbird Donna Nestler Dave Conover Eric Russell Jim Allyn
June 16 & 17, 2012
Croton Point Park
Croton-on-Hudson, NY in Westchester County
"One of the Top 4 Music Festivals in the US"
- Outside Magazine
"Clearwater is everything a Folk Festival should be; good music, good people and good fun.
You'll find your community is bigger when you leave than when you came."
- Ani DiFranco
"Playing Clearwater was one of the most fulfilling experiences I've had in music. I feel lucky to have been invited."
- Josh Ritter
June 16 & 17, 2012
Croton Point Park
Croton-on-Hudson, NY in Westchester County
ANI DIFRANCO * MARTIN SEXTON * BÉLA FLECK * DAWES * PRESERVATION HALL JAZZ BAND * ARLO GUTHRIE & THE GUTHRIE FAMILY * JOSH RITTER & THE ROYAL CITY BAND * PUNCH BROTHERS FEATURING CHRIS THILE * JOAN OSBORNE & THE HOLMES BROTHERS * LOUDON WAINWRIGHT III * BALKAN BEAT BOX * ALEJANDRO ESCOVEDO * DONNA THE BUFFALO * DEER TICK * PETER YARROW * HOLLY NEAR * JOANNE SHENANDOAH * THE KLEZMATICS * TINARIWEN * TOM PAXTON * DAVID AMRAM * RAUL MIDÓN * TOM CHAPIN * TAO SEEGER BRASS BAND also featuring: Toshi Reagon & Big Lovely Ollabelle Tim O'Brien Aoife O'Donovan Joe Purdy & The Giving Tree Band Sara Watkins Melissa Ferrick Jill Sobule Sarah Lee Guthrie & Johnny Irion Jay Ungar & Molly Mason Guy Davis Band Steve Riley & The Mamou Playboys Brave Combo David Wax Museum Jesse Lége & The Bayou Brew The Chapin Sisters Joel Rafael Dala Forro In The Dark Firecrow Bhi Bhiman Alsarah & The Nubatones Cedric Watson & Bijou Creole Jose Conde Spuyten Duyvil Sharon Katz & The Peace Train Vanaver Caravan Elizabeth Mitchell Thomasina Winslow Walkabout Clearwater Chorus The Rivertown Kids Power of Song The Storycrafters Rick Nestler Kim & Reggie Harris Arm-of-the-Sea Theater Charlie Dane Roger the Jester Linda Richards Paul Richmond Dog On Fleas Jesse Bruchac Regi Carpenter Gregorio Pedroza Lot Therrio Marva P. Clark Niemö Story Laurie Jan Christensen Dirty Stay Out Skifflers Rik Palieri Matt Turk & The Hobo Caravan Mel & Vinnie Singing Clear David & Jacob Bernz Edukated Fleas Hope Machine Nate the Great Ezzell Floranina Melissa Arleth Tony Duncan Alyssa Morar Keith Kaplin Zebediah Galipeau Jim Hawkins Barbara Aliprantis Bindlestick Bill Creek Iversen & Farm Friends Long Steel Rail Breakneck Annie Uncle Wade/Tiki Daddy Lawson Pocatello Margo Thunderbird Donna Nestler Dave Conover Eric Russell Jim Allyn
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9 pm
South County Record Release (w/Fred Gillen Jr) The River Roadhouse
533 Warburton Ave.Hastings, NY 10706
Website: https://www.southcountytheband.com
Come celebrate the release of South County's sophomore offering: The Devil Takes His Time...back where it all started at the Roadhouse (recently named one of the Top 50 Places in Westchester To Get A Drink...seriously...in the Down and Dirty category by Westchester Magazine). We are psyched to be back and are planning one hell of a show!
Free Music!
Free Pulled Pork Sandwiches! (while supplies last, I make a 10 lb shoulder)
Free SoCo Sauce!
9pm Fred Gillen Jr (very excited to have Fred with us, he recorded and mixed the album)
10 pm SOUTH COUNTY
"Fine ass folkabilly!" "A rollicking mess of a good time" "...kind of like Uncle Tupelo"
Come join the carnival...
Free Music!
Free Pulled Pork Sandwiches! (while supplies last, I make a 10 lb shoulder)
Free SoCo Sauce!
9pm Fred Gillen Jr (very excited to have Fred with us, he recorded and mixed the album)
10 pm SOUTH COUNTY
"Fine ass folkabilly!" "A rollicking mess of a good time" "...kind of like Uncle Tupelo"
Come join the carnival...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6-9PM
Phil Dollard at Birdsall House Birdsall House
970 Main St.Peekskill, NY 10566 US
Website: https://www.birdsallhouse.net/
I'll be in the Beer Garden at Birdsall House this Friday, June 22, from 6-9PM. Come on down for a pint of craft brew and a delicious meal outside in the garden.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:30 AM
Susan Kane with Steve Kirkman and Jeff Eyrich Pleasantville Farmers Market
Memorial Plaza off Manville RoadPleasantville, NY 10570
Website: https://www.communitymarkets.biz
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:30 p.m.
thursdays On The Green Series: RED MOLLY With Special guest Hope Machine Sussex Community College
1 College Hill RoadNewtown, NJ
Phone: 973.300.3171
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR With Special guest Aaron Nathans The Peekskill Coffee Hosue
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11AM - 1PM
Phil Dollard at the New Rochelle Farmers' Market New Rochelle Farmers' Market
Library Green (Huguenot St. & Lawton St.New Rochelle, NY 10801
Website: https://www.communitymarkets.biz
Continuing organically at the New Ro Farmers' Market.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
2nd Annual American Roots Festival Caramoor
149 Girdle Ridge RoadKatonah, NY 10536
Purchase Tickets: click here
Tribes Hill is proud to be a Cultural Partner of the 2nd Annual American Roots Festival at Caramoor. 
Daytime features Eilen Jewell and her band, Red Molly, Roosevelt Dime, Old Man Luedecke and Spuyten Duyvil.
Evening Performers are Hot Tuna Acoustic and David Bromberg Quartet.
NEW this year at the festival.... The Social Music Hour - an Old Time Music Workshop @ 6pm on the East Lawn. Led by members of Spuyten Duyvil, Red Molly, Roosevelt Dime and Old Man Luedecke! Learn, play, sing, enjoy!
Daytime features Eilen Jewell and her band, Red Molly, Roosevelt Dime, Old Man Luedecke and Spuyten Duyvil.
Evening Performers are Hot Tuna Acoustic and David Bromberg Quartet.
NEW this year at the festival.... The Social Music Hour - an Old Time Music Workshop @ 6pm on the East Lawn. Led by members of Spuyten Duyvil, Red Molly, Roosevelt Dime and Old Man Luedecke! Learn, play, sing, enjoy!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 p.m.
Woody Guthrie 100th Birthday Celebration featuring Hope Machine, Phineas & The Lonely Leaves, and Giant Cicada to Benefit WDFH FM WDFH Studios
31 Fullerton AvenueYonkers, NY
Phone: (914) 613-9103
Website: https://wdfh.org/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 a.m. - noonish
Larry Kolker @ the Tarrytown Farmers' Market Tarrytown Farmers' Market
Tarrytown, New York
Come hang with Larry and the farmers (hmmm, maybe a good band name) at beautiful Patriots' Park in Tarrytown. He is playing there once a month this Summer, usually with Phillip "Sticks" Levine, on June 30, July 21, August 18 and September 15.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Residency Coffee Lab Roasters
7 Main StTarrytown, NY 10591 USA
Phone: (914) 332-1479
Website: https://local.yahoo.com/details?id=11243228
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8-10pm
The Levins and Elaine Romanelli - free NYC show The Path Cafe and Bar
131 Christopher St (at Hudson)New York, NY 10014
Website: https://www.pathcafe.com
Dynamic duo The Levins team up with Elaine Romanelli for a night of music making at The Path Cafe.
The Levins are a piano/guitar duo, singing and playing beautiful harmonies with their upbeat songs.
Elaine is a solo voice/piano act, singing searching lyrics over catchy tunes.
The Path Cafe and Bar has cafe drinks, snacks, a dinner menu, and beer, wine, and bubbly.
http://www.thelevinsmusic.com
http://www.elaineromanelli.com
The Levins are a piano/guitar duo, singing and playing beautiful harmonies with their upbeat songs.
Elaine is a solo voice/piano act, singing searching lyrics over catchy tunes.
The Path Cafe and Bar has cafe drinks, snacks, a dinner menu, and beer, wine, and bubbly.
http://www.thelevinsmusic.com
http://www.elaineromanelli.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00PM-Dusk
Woody Guthrie 100th Birthday Hootenanny Mt. Zion Church, Reis Park (the church is on the right as you enter)
82 Primrose StreetKatonah, NY 10536 USA
Website: https://www.scotturgola.com
Come Sing Your Favorite Woody Song!
No Admission
No Admission
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 Noon - ???
Tribes Hill Annual Meeting - Woody Guthrie Hootenanny & Centennial Celebration Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, NY 10595
Phone: 914-564-9212
Pot Luck Dinner at 4PM
Business Meeting at 5PM
Woody Guthrie Hootenanny begins at 6PM
"Hootenanny! Hootenanny!
Hootin' Annie! Hotting Anny!
Long might you pull and take breath
Here in my midsts, Hootenanny!
Sweet Hootennanny!
I did help to think up that name, hootinanny
To mean the place where you could come to and to
Yell your head off about what's eatin' on you
Tell who's beatin on you, mistreatin' on ya;
Stoolin' on y', droolin' on ya, tomfoolerin' on ya;
So's you'd have a good place to come sing and dance."
- Woody Guthrie
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m.
Woody Guthrie 100th Birthday Concert with Hope Machine, David & Jacob Bernz, Amy Fradon, and Spook Handy Beacon Sloop Club
Beacon, NY 12508
Phone: (914) 907-4928
Website: https://broadoldriver.blogspot.com/
To benefit the Woody Guthrie Sloop
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30
Doug Alan Wilcox, Julie Corblis, Thomas Earl and more John Street Jam
Dutch Arms Chapel, 16 John St. Saugerties, NY
Phone: (845)943-6720
Website: https://johnstreetjam.net/
Maryland-based singer/songwriter Doug Alan Wilcox joins Julie Corbalis, Thomas Earl and others for a night of music, stories and fun.
Visit Doug's website at www.dougalanwilcox.com.
Visit Doug's website at www.dougalanwilcox.com.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 12:00 pm
Doug Alan Wilcox performs for a lunchtime show. The Black Cat Cafe
45 Main StreetIrvington, NY 10533
Website: https://www.blackcatchef.com
Maryland-based singer/songwriter Doug Alan Wilcox performs for a lunchtime show.
Great food and appetizing music!
Visit Doug's website at www.dougalanwilcox.com.
Great food and appetizing music!
Visit Doug's website at www.dougalanwilcox.com.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4-6 p.m.
Benefit for Juvenille Diabetes Research Foundation with Andrew V. Craig,Chris Fox, Wally Irizarry,Marlon Sobol and Gwen Laster Bean Runner Cafe
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566 USA
Phone: (914) 737-1701
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com/
Hi Folks,
Please join us at this great spot for food, drink and of course music. Your ticket price of $10($5) goes directly to JDRF through the link below as a tax deductible donation. You can of course contribute more if you wish.
2010 Billboard and Unisong International Songwriting Contest Winner for Jazz/Blues category
featured on 107.1WHUD on Catherine Micheals show
"Andrew playfully describes his music on his myspace site as "Pseudo Jazz". Though I think he was trying to be modest , this tag has often been used by music critics to describe a spurious genre. In contrast I find Andrew's music to be quite genuine. After an enjoyable listening to his new EP "Beautiful You" late one night I found in it qualities that could be expressed easily with the metaphor of a dessert wine or perhaps more accurately an espresso. The defining characteristics of espresso include a thick consistency and a serving size that is usually measured in shots. It is both complex and volatile. This beautiful little CD possesses all of these traits and then some. It is warm. It is cozy. It satisfies the sweet tooth of the soul".- Rick Rock - Director/Founder - Tribes Hill-
Playing with Andrew V Craig are:
Chris Fox is a guitar player/songwriter and long time friend. He is also a performer with his own band Mojo Monde who play extensively in our area. Chris has a new cd of original music coming out soon.
Wally Irizarry is a long time friend, neighbor and bass player with such groups as 'Seguida" and Santana tribute band "Taboo" . Besides playing with Andrew, Wally can be heard playing bass for composer,Phillip Glass son, Zach Glass, latin big band PRNY and Ruben Gonzales.
Martin Sobol is a drummer/percussionist/ music therapist, good friend and a student of drum legend, Bobby Sanabria. Some of his credits include playing for rapper Matisyahu and composer David Amram. He is also the music therapist at Schnurmacher Rehabilitation in White Plains,N.Y.
Gwen Laster is a violinist/composer/educator /good friend ,who has played with such notables as Alicia Keyes , Rhiana and jazz composer Anthony Braxton (to name a few). She is adept at playing and composing in many styles of music.She presently also conducts jazz workshops for string players using her own methodology.
Andrew V. Craig -acoustic piccolo bass guitar/singer-songwriter/educator was a student of bass and composition teachers :Jack Messing,Arnold Schnitzer, Dr. Lynn Christie and Irwin Stahl. He has performed his music in the Bitter End, Kenny's Castaways and The Tarrytown Music Hall (to name a few). He is
a father of five (three of them- born at home) ,a believer in the power of the human spirit and a Tribes Hill member.
Please join us at this great spot for food, drink and of course music. Your ticket price of $10($5) goes directly to JDRF through the link below as a tax deductible donation. You can of course contribute more if you wish.
2010 Billboard and Unisong International Songwriting Contest Winner for Jazz/Blues category
featured on 107.1WHUD on Catherine Micheals show
"Andrew playfully describes his music on his myspace site as "Pseudo Jazz". Though I think he was trying to be modest , this tag has often been used by music critics to describe a spurious genre. In contrast I find Andrew's music to be quite genuine. After an enjoyable listening to his new EP "Beautiful You" late one night I found in it qualities that could be expressed easily with the metaphor of a dessert wine or perhaps more accurately an espresso. The defining characteristics of espresso include a thick consistency and a serving size that is usually measured in shots. It is both complex and volatile. This beautiful little CD possesses all of these traits and then some. It is warm. It is cozy. It satisfies the sweet tooth of the soul".- Rick Rock - Director/Founder - Tribes Hill-
Playing with Andrew V Craig are:
Chris Fox is a guitar player/songwriter and long time friend. He is also a performer with his own band Mojo Monde who play extensively in our area. Chris has a new cd of original music coming out soon.
Wally Irizarry is a long time friend, neighbor and bass player with such groups as 'Seguida" and Santana tribute band "Taboo" . Besides playing with Andrew, Wally can be heard playing bass for composer,Phillip Glass son, Zach Glass, latin big band PRNY and Ruben Gonzales.
Martin Sobol is a drummer/percussionist/ music therapist, good friend and a student of drum legend, Bobby Sanabria. Some of his credits include playing for rapper Matisyahu and composer David Amram. He is also the music therapist at Schnurmacher Rehabilitation in White Plains,N.Y.
Gwen Laster is a violinist/composer/educator /good friend ,who has played with such notables as Alicia Keyes , Rhiana and jazz composer Anthony Braxton (to name a few). She is adept at playing and composing in many styles of music.She presently also conducts jazz workshops for string players using her own methodology.
Andrew V. Craig -acoustic piccolo bass guitar/singer-songwriter/educator was a student of bass and composition teachers :Jack Messing,Arnold Schnitzer, Dr. Lynn Christie and Irwin Stahl. He has performed his music in the Bitter End, Kenny's Castaways and The Tarrytown Music Hall (to name a few). He is
a father of five (three of them- born at home) ,a believer in the power of the human spirit and a Tribes Hill member.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr's SILENCE OF THE NIGHT CD Release Concert & Party! The Red Schoolhouse
220 6th StreetVerplanck, NY 10596
Website: https://www.fredgillenjr.com
We rented a hall to throw a party and concert to celebrate the release of Fred Gillen Jr.'s 8th independent, full-length, studio album. There will be some special guests, good food and desserts, the famous lavender cookies, and some good music, in this historical, old one room schoolhouse in the town where Fred grew up. We've got a great band featuring Jake Hess: drums, Bill Gordon: bass, Matt Turk: guitar, mandolin, and vocals, and Julie Corbalis: vocals.
Suggested admission: $10. CD's for sale at the show!
Suggested admission: $10. CD's for sale at the show!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7PM
2012 Falcon Ridge Most Wanted Artists Tour Urban H2O at Beczak
35 Alexander StreetYonkers, New York
Website: https://www.urbanh2o.org
SATURDAY, July 21 at 7 PM
$10 at the door
Includes FREE beer from our sponsor—Hudson Valley’s award-winning Captain Lawrence Brewing Company—bring your own mug!
Catch these emerging folk artists first at Urban H2O!
Pesky J. Nixon * ilyAIMY * Blair Bodine * Louise Mosrie
Falcon Ridge Folk Festival is the northeast’s biggest American music and dance gathering. Each year a jury selects 25 of the best new artists, then the audience votes for their favorites to determine the Falcon Ridge Most Wanted list. Recent Falcon Ridge Folk Festival Most Wanted Artists include Joe Crookston, Amy Speace, Lucy Wainright-Roche and Red Molly.
Pesky J. Nixon
Audiences love these bombastic but brilliant Brothers from New England! Drawing influences from contemporary urban balladeers to rowdy southern bluegrass, Pesky J. Nixon creates compelling harmonies interwoven with zydeco style accordion, virtuosic mandolin, a variety of tribal percussion, and a myriad of string instrumentation. Jay Moberg of Boston’s WUMB says of the group, “These guys represent what I love about music…great playing, thoughtful lyrics, and musicians who actually enjoy playing together!” MORE
ilyAIMY
Fronted by acoustic guitars and tightly interwoven harmonies, ilyAIMY is live percussive performance, a “combustible attack on the usual singer-songwriter fare,” and “a welcome jolt” in folk. Touring the country as the core duo of Heather Lloyd and rob Hinkal since 2003, they’ve played nudist resorts, biker weeks and bait shops … all while opening for acts from Dar Williams to the Gym Class Heroes to Blue Oyster Cult. MORE
Louise Mosrie
Louise grew up in the small town of McEwen, TN on a farm with British parents and several siblings, writing poetry and singing with the radio. After college in Knoxville, she borrowed her brother’s Sears guitar, bought a simple chord book and started writing songs. Compared to Nanci Griffith, Lucinda Williams and Patty Loveless, Louise has shared the stage with Jonatha Brooke, Allison Moorer, Greg Trooper, Malcolm Holcombe, Marcia Ball, Mindy Smith, Diana Jones & Michelle Malone. She’s played prestigious venues including The National Press Club, The Bluebird Café, Eddie’s Attic, The Evening Muse, Douglas Corner Café and The Exit/In. MORE
Blair Bodine
Hailed as a “songbird with heart,” Blair Bodine brings a compelling mix of lyrical mastery and soul-stirring melodies to her music. Accompanied by rich acoustic guitar, Blair’s songs uplift and unravel before you with themes of love, loss, humanity and spirituality. This young songwriter recently returned to her hometown of Philadelphia to record her first full-length CD. MORE
URBAN H20 is a new performance venue in downtown Yonkers presenting the Hudson Valley's best local and regional artists.
SHOWS are the third Saturday of every month at Beczak, an eco-friendly renovation of a former factory social club along the Hudson River in downtown Yonkers. Steps from Yonkers Amtrak and Metro-North station.
A pair of Falcon Ridge Folk Festival passes complete with camping will be raffled off at the July Urban H2O concert! Each is a $155 value! This fabulous festival of folk music and dance is July 27 – 29, at the foot of the Berkshires in east-central New York State.
$10 at the door
Includes FREE beer from our sponsor—Hudson Valley’s award-winning Captain Lawrence Brewing Company—bring your own mug!
Catch these emerging folk artists first at Urban H2O!
Pesky J. Nixon * ilyAIMY * Blair Bodine * Louise Mosrie
Falcon Ridge Folk Festival is the northeast’s biggest American music and dance gathering. Each year a jury selects 25 of the best new artists, then the audience votes for their favorites to determine the Falcon Ridge Most Wanted list. Recent Falcon Ridge Folk Festival Most Wanted Artists include Joe Crookston, Amy Speace, Lucy Wainright-Roche and Red Molly.
Pesky J. Nixon
Audiences love these bombastic but brilliant Brothers from New England! Drawing influences from contemporary urban balladeers to rowdy southern bluegrass, Pesky J. Nixon creates compelling harmonies interwoven with zydeco style accordion, virtuosic mandolin, a variety of tribal percussion, and a myriad of string instrumentation. Jay Moberg of Boston’s WUMB says of the group, “These guys represent what I love about music…great playing, thoughtful lyrics, and musicians who actually enjoy playing together!” MORE
ilyAIMY
Fronted by acoustic guitars and tightly interwoven harmonies, ilyAIMY is live percussive performance, a “combustible attack on the usual singer-songwriter fare,” and “a welcome jolt” in folk. Touring the country as the core duo of Heather Lloyd and rob Hinkal since 2003, they’ve played nudist resorts, biker weeks and bait shops … all while opening for acts from Dar Williams to the Gym Class Heroes to Blue Oyster Cult. MORE
Louise Mosrie
Louise grew up in the small town of McEwen, TN on a farm with British parents and several siblings, writing poetry and singing with the radio. After college in Knoxville, she borrowed her brother’s Sears guitar, bought a simple chord book and started writing songs. Compared to Nanci Griffith, Lucinda Williams and Patty Loveless, Louise has shared the stage with Jonatha Brooke, Allison Moorer, Greg Trooper, Malcolm Holcombe, Marcia Ball, Mindy Smith, Diana Jones & Michelle Malone. She’s played prestigious venues including The National Press Club, The Bluebird Café, Eddie’s Attic, The Evening Muse, Douglas Corner Café and The Exit/In. MORE
Blair Bodine
Hailed as a “songbird with heart,” Blair Bodine brings a compelling mix of lyrical mastery and soul-stirring melodies to her music. Accompanied by rich acoustic guitar, Blair’s songs uplift and unravel before you with themes of love, loss, humanity and spirituality. This young songwriter recently returned to her hometown of Philadelphia to record her first full-length CD. MORE
URBAN H20 is a new performance venue in downtown Yonkers presenting the Hudson Valley's best local and regional artists.
SHOWS are the third Saturday of every month at Beczak, an eco-friendly renovation of a former factory social club along the Hudson River in downtown Yonkers. Steps from Yonkers Amtrak and Metro-North station.
A pair of Falcon Ridge Folk Festival passes complete with camping will be raffled off at the July Urban H2O concert! Each is a $155 value! This fabulous festival of folk music and dance is July 27 – 29, at the foot of the Berkshires in east-central New York State.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 a.m. - noonish
Larrys Kolker's 3rd Saturday of every month Tarrytown Farmers Market
Tarrytown, NY
In beautiful Patriot's Park
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 pm
Huntington Folk Festival Hecksher Park
Heckscher Park, Main Street (Rte. 25A)Huntington, NY
Free all-day outdoor folk festival, featuring a number of Tribes Hill members, including
- Honor Finnegan
- Susan Kane
- The Levins
- Stuart Markus
- Elaine Romanelli
- The YaYas
and a Hootenanny-Style Musical Tribute to Woody Guthrie in celebration of his 100th Birthday
Noon - 6pm: two free concurrent hillside 'stages'
8:30 - 11pm: main show on the Chapin Rainbow stage featuring Falcon Ridge 'Most Wanted' acts:
- Blair Bodine
- Pesky J. Nixon
- ilyAIMY, and
- Louise Mosrie
- Honor Finnegan
- Susan Kane
- The Levins
- Stuart Markus
- Elaine Romanelli
- The YaYas
and a Hootenanny-Style Musical Tribute to Woody Guthrie in celebration of his 100th Birthday
Noon - 6pm: two free concurrent hillside 'stages'
8:30 - 11pm: main show on the Chapin Rainbow stage featuring Falcon Ridge 'Most Wanted' acts:
- Blair Bodine
- Pesky J. Nixon
- ilyAIMY, and
- Louise Mosrie
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Show Birdsall House
970 Main St.Peekskill, NY 10566 US
Website: https://www.birdsallhouse.net/
Great food until midnight. 20 microbrew beers. These folks know beer and they know food!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 pm
Tribes Hill August Gathering at the home of Barbara Prisament
50 Clarewood DriveHastings-On-Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: 914 643 0923
Website: https://BPrism@aol.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
SOUTH COUNTY @ the Lower East Side Music Festival Dixon Place
161a Chrystie Place (btwn Rivington & Delaney)New York, NY 10002
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.lesmusicfest.tumblr.com/
It's finally here! Opening night of the Lower East Side Music Festival at the historic Dixon Place!
8pm...EMILY ASHER'S GARDEN PARTY. Fresh off the release of her debut album, Dreams May Take You, EAGP is a swingin' jazz combo led by the "grace and grit" of Ms. Asher's trombone.
9 pm...Closing out the evening, SOUTH COUNTY! Having just dropped their second album, The Devil Takes His Time, South County's brand of folkabilly will have you out of your seat hootin' & a-hollerin' and slappin' & a-stompin'. Called "a rollicking mess of good time", South County's energetic live shows are to be relished like a tumbler of bourbon and a rack of ribs...mmmmmmmmmmm, South County......
Plus, FREE BEER to the first 25 guests!
8pm...EMILY ASHER'S GARDEN PARTY. Fresh off the release of her debut album, Dreams May Take You, EAGP is a swingin' jazz combo led by the "grace and grit" of Ms. Asher's trombone.
9 pm...Closing out the evening, SOUTH COUNTY! Having just dropped their second album, The Devil Takes His Time, South County's brand of folkabilly will have you out of your seat hootin' & a-hollerin' and slappin' & a-stompin'. Called "a rollicking mess of good time", South County's energetic live shows are to be relished like a tumbler of bourbon and a rack of ribs...mmmmmmmmmmm, South County......
Plus, FREE BEER to the first 25 guests!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Curtis Becraft at Coffee Lab Roasters Tarrytown! Coffee Lab Roasters
7 Main StTarrytown, NY 10591 USA
Phone: (914) 332-1479
Website: https://local.yahoo.com/details?id=11243228
come hang with Curtis Becraft at Tarrytown's fav coffeehouse!!! Piano, guitar, accordion, mandolin - original songs, beatles and stones, etc.... hope to see you!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3pm-6pm
SOUTH COUNTY Live @ the Birdsall House Birdsall House
970 Main St.Peekskill, NY 10566 US
Website: https://www.birdsallhouse.net/
Fresh (mostly) off their Lower East Side Music Festival showcase, South County brings their energetic live show to the Birdsall House in Peekskill. South County combines country, blues and rock-n-roll to create their own brand of super-charged Americana...folk-a-billy at its finest!
Birdsall House serves up a diverse selection of craft beers on tap and amazing comfort foods (the best Reuben in NY!!!)...
We'll be out in the beer garden...early enough to bring the kids (you know who you are...)...
Birdsall House serves up a diverse selection of craft beers on tap and amazing comfort foods (the best Reuben in NY!!!)...
We'll be out in the beer garden...early enough to bring the kids (you know who you are...)...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m.
HOPE MACHINE "Back To The Garden" Pot Luck and Concert Kitchawan Farm
716 Kitchawan Rd. Ossining, NY
Phone: (914) 941-0096
Price: $5.00
Website: https://www.kitchawanfarm.com/backtothegarden/Back_to_the_Garden_at_Kitchawan_Farm/Home.html
Please bring a veggie dish to share & your own plate & utensils. We’ll provide cups & herb water & iced tea.
$5/person, children under 12 FREE. Please carpool! RSVP to lrcochran@mac.com by 9/7 with your total number attending.
$5/person, children under 12 FREE. Please carpool! RSVP to lrcochran@mac.com by 9/7 with your total number attending.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Curtis Becraft live at Two Boots Bard College! Two Boots Bard College
Curtis' first trip to this awesome pizza franchise's new restaurant at Bard College!!! Piano, guitars, accordion, mandolin, originals, beatles and stones, great pizza - hope to see you!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6-9PM
Phil Dollard at Birdsall House Birdsall House
970 Main St.Peekskill, NY 10566 US
Phone: 914-930-1880
Website: https://www.birdsallhouse.net/
I'll be returning to Peekskill's premier venue for adventurous foodies, craft beer aficianados and live-music lovers. I'll be in the beer garden for acoustic blues, swamp music and assorted love songs (no oompah music.). Stop by for a meal, a pitcher or a pint.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 pm
Urban H2O and Tribes Hill present James B. Dukehouse and Carolann Solebello Beczak Environmental Center, 35 Axexander St., Yonkers, NY
35 Alexander StreetYonkers, NY
Phone: (914) 377-1900, ext. 13
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.urbanh2o.org
Two electric roots and rock trios from Westchester’s Tribes Hill music collective. James B. Dukehouse features drummer Christian Coleman and bassist Craig Akin who add Zeppelin and Stones-influenced grooves around Joe Iadanza’s bluesy open tuned riffs and Springsteen-reminiscent vocals. Carolann Solebello—one of the founding members of Red Molly—plays original and traditional Americana with Fred Gillen Jr. and Mike Watherly.
10 admission includes free beer from Captain Lawrence Brewing Company . . . bring your own mug! Sponsored by Excelsior Packaging Group. www.urbanh2o.org
10 admission includes free beer from Captain Lawrence Brewing Company . . . bring your own mug! Sponsored by Excelsior Packaging Group. www.urbanh2o.org
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 a.m. - noonish
Larry Kolker @ the Tarrytown Farmers Market Tarrytown Farmers Market
Patriots' ParkTarrytown, New York
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10AM-Noon
Phil Dollardplays the Piermont Farmers' Market Piermont Farmers' Market
Piermont Ave. & Ash St. (M&T Bank parking lotPiermont, NY
One of the Great Farmers' Markets in our area. If you're over on the West side of the Hudson, stop by for fresh produce, fresh remarks and down home blues/folk/rock.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 AM-Noon
Phil Dollard plays the Tarrytown Farmers' Market Tarrytown Farmers' Market
Rt. 9 at Patriots' ParkTarrytown, NY
Patriots' Park, Rt. 9 in Tarrytown. One of the many great Farmers' Markets in our area. Locavores and local music; great combination.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6-8PM
Phil Dollard returns to the Black Cat The Black Cat Cafe'
45 Main St.Irvington, NY 10533
Phone: 914-231-9060
Website: https://blackcatchef.com
Emily's menu and high regard for encouraging local artists and musicians are reasons why this is always a favorite place to play.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8-10 pm
Judy Kass and Larry Kolker @ Coffee Labs Coffee Lab Roasters
7 Main StTarrytown, NY
Phone: (914) 332-1479
Website: https://www.coffeelabs.com/CoffeeLabsRoasters/Home.html
Join Judy and Larry as they perform as a duo for the first time!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR Birdsall House
970 Main St.Peekskill, NY 10566 US
Website: https://www.birdsallhouse.net/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00pm
The Levins High Falls Cafe
12 Stone Dock RoadHigh Falls, NY 12440 usa
Phone: (845) 687-2699
Price: $5.00
Website: https://www.highfallscafe.com
Ira and Julia Levin return to High Falls Cafe Acoustic Thursday showcase hosted by Kurt Henry.
New start time: 7 pm - at the new Stone Dock Golf Course location.
New start time: 7 pm - at the new Stone Dock Golf Course location.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR Peekskill Coffee House
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY
Phone: 914 739 1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11AM-1PM
Phil Dollard at the New Rochelle Farmers' Market New Rochelle Farmers' Market
Library Green (Huguenot & Lawton Sts.New Rochelle, NY 10801
Another of the great farmers' markets that I am happy to be playing music at this summer. Stop by for fresh produce, cheese, breads, pickles, pesto, peppers, and finger-pickin' tunes.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:00 PM
Susan Kane with Steve Kirkman Birdsall House
970 Main St.Peekskill, NY 10566 US
Website: https://www.birdsallhouse.net/
Great food and beer (duh) in the Beer Garden!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm
The Levins The Towne Crier
130 Rte 22Pawling, NY
Phone: 845 855 1300
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.townecrier.com
Local Showcase: featuring harmony singing,
Tim & Sylvia; Al & Suzie; The Levins
Tim & Sylvia; Al & Suzie; The Levins
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6PM
Tribes Hill Business Meeting Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, NY 10595
Phone: 914-564-9212
The Tribes Hill business meeting is open to board members and committee heads only.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://www.fredgillenjr.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Take Me to the River Music & Arts Festival Draper Park, Hastings on Hudson
Website: https://12milesnorth.org/take-me-river-festival
Tickets:
$15 in Advance
$20 at the Door
$10 Seniors & College Students w/ID
$5 Kids 10-17
Free 9 and Under
Rain Date, Sept 9th
LUNAR STAGE (12-9)
Wreckless Eric & Amy Rigby, Timbila, Talia Billig Band, Tony Trischka, Spuyten Duyvil, Debo Band, Black Taxi, The Grand Slambovians, Urban Sun
Special feature: Woody Guthrie Tribute with Curtis Becraft, Hope Machine (Fred Gillen Jr., Steve Kirkman), Carolann Solebello, Matt Turk, and Scott Urgola
SOLAR STAGE (12-9)
The Music Project, Parfamos, Animal Traffic, Caleb, Ruby Reilly, AJR, Paulina & Robert Hill, Primate House, Pleasure Vehicles, Exit 12, Eleanor Dubinsky, Hearts & Bones, Higher Animals, Greetings from Anywhere, Monkey Wrench, South County
$15 in Advance
$20 at the Door
$10 Seniors & College Students w/ID
$5 Kids 10-17
Free 9 and Under
Rain Date, Sept 9th
LUNAR STAGE (12-9)
Wreckless Eric & Amy Rigby, Timbila, Talia Billig Band, Tony Trischka, Spuyten Duyvil, Debo Band, Black Taxi, The Grand Slambovians, Urban Sun
Special feature: Woody Guthrie Tribute with Curtis Becraft, Hope Machine (Fred Gillen Jr., Steve Kirkman), Carolann Solebello, Matt Turk, and Scott Urgola
SOLAR STAGE (12-9)
The Music Project, Parfamos, Animal Traffic, Caleb, Ruby Reilly, AJR, Paulina & Robert Hill, Primate House, Pleasure Vehicles, Exit 12, Eleanor Dubinsky, Hearts & Bones, Higher Animals, Greetings from Anywhere, Monkey Wrench, South County
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 all day
CT Folk Festival, Song Competition, & Green Expo Edgerton Park, New Haven
Website: https://www.ctfolk.com
This all-day FREE festival features a jam-packed line-up of musicians, headlined by Cheryl Wheeler and including artists such as Pesky J. Nixon, the Levins, the Whatevers, & Danielle Miraglia.
Part of the day's festivities features a live song competition with five finalists, including Fred Arcoleo from Rally Folk Records in NYC. Last year's winner was the Levins!
The festival includes a Green Expo with a plethora of activities for children and families.
More details to follow.
Part of the day's festivities features a live song competition with five finalists, including Fred Arcoleo from Rally Folk Records in NYC. Last year's winner was the Levins!
The festival includes a Green Expo with a plethora of activities for children and families.
More details to follow.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:00
Wall to Wall 60s & 70s Benefit for Lisa Wenzel Golden Apple Coffee House at St. Mark's Church
85 E. Main St. Mt. Kisco, NY 10549
One of the great champions of the Westchester music scene, Lisa Wenzel, is currently struggling with serious health challenges. Lisa is one of the founders of the Pleasantville Music Festival, and helped launch and run the Circle of Friends Coffeehouse in Pleasantville and the Golden Apple Coffeehouse in Mt. Kisco. Lisa has been a shining light and spirit, both as a performer and producer, giving her time and energy tirelessly to her local music community.
Lisa's health condition has seriously affected her livelihood and therefore her ability to handle her mounting health expenses. Under the auspices of Tribes Hill, and with St. Mark's sponsorship through making its space available, many of the artists who have been a part of the Westchester music scene are coming together to give back and help raise money to help Lisa.
The Wall to Wall 60s and 70s concerts were among the most popular musical evenings that Lisa produced. Come see many of your Golden Apple favorites perform a spirited program of songs from the Beatles, Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, etc.
Scheduled Performers:
Back To The Garden, Lou Bellafatto, Chris Brown, Joe Crookston, Iris Cohen, Eddie Denise, Phil Dollard, Marci Geller, Fred Gillen, Jr., Robert Hill, Susan Kane, Steve Kirkman, John Kramer, Lisa Jane Lipkin, Ron Rothenberg, Pete Tamburrini, Salt of the Earth, Steve Worthy
We welcome you to join us for this very important community event.
When: Sunday, September 9, 2012
5:00- 8:00 pm (Doors open 4:30 pm)
For more information, please contact:
Susan Kane slk431@aol.com
Suggested donation: $25
St. Mark's Episcopal Church, 85 E. Main Street, Mt. Kisco, NY
For directions: www.stmarksmtkisco.org/
For those who cannot attend but would like to make a donation, you can send a check made out to Lisa Wenzel to the following address:
Lisa Wenzel
c/o WordWorks
23 Hillside Avenue
Goldens Bridge, NY 10526
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 pm
Tribes Hill September Gathering at the home of George Gierer
1193 Warburton Ave Yonkers, NY 10701
Phone: 646-210-8119
Website: https://GJ_Gierer@yahoo.com
GJ_Gierer@yahoo.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Curtis Becraft solo in concert Two Boots Bard College
Curtis returns to the new Two Boots Bard College; with piano, a few guitars, accordion, mandolin, playing lots of covers and a few originals; with awesome pizza, family-friendly fun that leads into the weekend late-nite hangout; hope to see you!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4:30 p.m.
HOPE MACHINE, HUDSON VALLEY SALLY, JIM KEYES, and other artists t.b.a. Croton Yacht Club
2 Elliot Way (Senasqua Park)Croton on Hudson, NY
Benefit for Croton Sloop Club
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10AM til Noon
Phil Dollard plays the Tarrytown Farmers' Market Tarrytown Farmers' Market
Patriots' Park, Route 9Tarrytown, NY
I'll be doing several sets this Saturday morning at this mainstay of the Westchester Community Markets. Stop by and pick up some produce for the week as I pick out some blues/folk/rock for your listening pleasure.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Movie - Gimme Shelter The Tarrytown Music hall
13 Main StreetTarrytown, NY
Website: https://www.johnhallforcongress.com
Gimme Shelter - 1970 Starring - The Rolling Stones
This musical documentary concerns the Rolling Stones and their tragic free concert at Altamont Speedway near San Francisco in early December 1969.The Stones had made the disastrous decision to hire the Oakland chapter of the Hell's Angels motorcycle gang as bodyguards and bouncers. Halfway through the Stones' act, the Angels killed one black spectator, and injured several others who were present (including Jefferson Airplane's lead singer Marty Balin). Celebrated documentarians Albert and David Maysles directed and Haskell Wexler shot the film, with heightened instinct and control; as a result, this film is considered one of the greatest rock documentaries ever made. Stones songs performed include "Brown Sugar," "Under My Thumb," and "Sympathy for the Devil."
This musical documentary concerns the Rolling Stones and their tragic free concert at Altamont Speedway near San Francisco in early December 1969.The Stones had made the disastrous decision to hire the Oakland chapter of the Hell's Angels motorcycle gang as bodyguards and bouncers. Halfway through the Stones' act, the Angels killed one black spectator, and injured several others who were present (including Jefferson Airplane's lead singer Marty Balin). Celebrated documentarians Albert and David Maysles directed and Haskell Wexler shot the film, with heightened instinct and control; as a result, this film is considered one of the greatest rock documentaries ever made. Stones songs performed include "Brown Sugar," "Under My Thumb," and "Sympathy for the Devil."
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Curtis Becraft solo in concert Coffee Labs - Tarrytown
7 Main Street Tarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://web.mac.com/coffeelabsroasters/iWeb/CoffeeLabsRoasters/The+Shop.html
Curtis returns to Tarrytown's best listening room (except perhaps for Tarrytown Music Hall right next door...) - come out for coffee, dessert and fun!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30
Rob Morsberger Double CD Release Concert Common Ground Coffeehouse
25 Old Jackson Ave. Hastings, NY
Phone: 914-478-2710
Website: https://commongroundfusw.com/
Please help us kick off our 11th season at Common Ground Coffeehouse @ The First Unitarian Society as we celebrate the release of not one but TWO new albums by the gifted singer-songwriter/arranger Rob Morsberger: Rob’s sixth album, ‘A Part Of You’, and ‘Midnight Garden’, a collaboration with Crash Test Dummies’ Brad Roberts.
Rob Morsberger: “Randy Newman meets Tom Waits at Stephen Foster’s House. Party anyone?” — Willie Nile
Rob Morsberger: “Randy Newman meets Tom Waits at Stephen Foster’s House. Party anyone?” — Willie Nile
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10AM til Noon
Phil Dollard plays the Tarrytown Farmers' Market Tarrytown Farmers' Market
Patriots' Park, Route 9
I'll be doing several sets this Saturday morning at this mainstay of the Westchester Community Markets. Stop by and pick up some produce for the week as I pick out some blues/folk/rock for your listening pleasure.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
James Durst and Friends Celebrate International Day of Peace The Guthrie Center
4 Van Deusenville RdGreat Barrington, MA 01230 USA
Phone: 413.528.1955
James joins Graham & Barbara Dean and many more to musically celebrate the International Day of Peace.
www.JamesDurst.com
www.JamesDurst.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2 PM
Brother Sun in Concert Acoustic Cafe Music series
Our Lady of Mercy Academy, 25 Fremont AvePark Ridge, NJ 07656 USA
Phone: 201-573-0718
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.cafeacoustic.org
The Acoustic Cafe Music Series presents Brother Sun in Concert. 2 PM matinee at OLM Academy in Park Ridge. $20 advance, $22 at the door. www.cafeacoustic.org 201-573-0718Proceeds benefit the OLM Haiti scholarship fund. Refreshments, wheelchair sccessible.
Brother Sun is an acoustic folk trio formed by Pat Wictor, Greg Greenway, and Joe Jencks. Their harmonies, as much as their lyrics, tell what they are about: warm as a campfire, stirring as a gospel church, rousing as a call to arms. Calling upon contemporary songwriting, and informed by the deep roots of gospel, blues, and folk, the trio weaves a tapestry of harmony that is brilliantly fresh and yet familiar.
From literally three major points on the map - New York, Boston, and Chicago - Joe, Greg, and Pat have truly blended themselves into Brother Sun, a unique celebration of the amazing power of singing together. As they will tell you, Brother Sun is not resident in any one of them - it exists between them and audiences feel this intimacy immediately. Their combined musical skills make for an unforgettable experience - three rich voices blending on a well-crafted foundation of guitar, slide guitar, bouzouki and piano.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. sharp
FRED GILLEN JR Gizzi Coffeehouse
16 W 8th St (between 5th Ave & Mac Dougal St) West VillageNew York, NY
Phone: (212) 260-9700
Website: https://www.gizzisnyc.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30PM
The Elias Ladino Ensemble In an Evening of Sephardic Songs Hastings Station Cafe'
134 Southside AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 United States
SONGS OF LOVE AND LUST, DRINKING AND DISAPPOINTMENT
MAURICE SEDACCA & DANIEL ELIAS have performed the songs of the Spanish Jews in venues all over the world.
MAURICE SEDACCA & DANIEL ELIAS have performed the songs of the Spanish Jews in venues all over the world.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR Peekskill Coffee House
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY
Phone: 914 739 1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Doug Alan Wilcox performs at the Barge Canal in Hamilton, NY The Barge Canal
37 Lebanon StreetHamilton, NY
Website: https://www.bargecanal.com/
Maryland-based singer/songwriter Doug Alan Wilcox will be performing a free concert in Hamilton, NY this Friday evening.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5 to 8 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR in the Beer Garden Birdsall House
970 Main St.Peekskill, NY 10566 US
Website: https://www.birdsallhouse.net/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2pm
JAMES DURST, PETE SEEGER, Many Bands to Benefit MARCH of DIMES Westchester County Center
White Plains, NY USA
Website: https://www.westchestercountycenter.org
All Day Event with James appearing sometime around 2pm, Pete to follow soon after
www.JamesDurst.com
www.JamesDurst.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5 - 7 pm
Larry Kolker CD Release Celebration The BeanRunner Cafe
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY USA
Phone: 914-737-1701
Price: $5.00
Website: https://www.beanrunnercafe.com
This is the one!!! Come celebrate the release of Larry's new CD, "Awful Smart Man", at the finest listening room in Westchester, which also features delicious food and libations. This is a rare full-band show, with Fred Gillen Jr. (who also engineered and co-produced the album) on bass, Philip "Sticks" Levine on drums, and the sublime KJ Denhert on electric guitar. Reservations are suggested. See you there!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 pm
Tribes Hill October Gathering at at the home of Di and Tom Morgan
43 Birchwood Lane Hartsdale, NY
Phone: 914-761-3539
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://www.fredgillenjr.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3PM
Matt Turk, Elliot & Friends Songwriter Series The Starving Artist
249 City Island Ave.City Island, NY
Phone: 718-885-3779
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5pm-8pm
The YaYas and Honor Finnegan River Spirit Music House Concert Series
47 Jefferson AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 United States
Phone: 347-MUSIC-76
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.riverspiritmusic.com
The YaYas and Honor Finnegan were both selected for the Emerging Artists showcase at the 2012 Falcon Ridge Folk Festival!
Two-time Kerrville New Folk Finalists, The YaYas (Catherine Miles, Jay Mafale and Paul Silverman) are an engaging and uplifting folk/pop trio. “They report on life observed, with great insight, not just centering on relationships but ranging widely — reminiscent of ‘literary’ songwriters like Richard Shindell, Dar Williams, Josh Ritter.” www.wearetheyayas.com
Chicago-bred/NYC-based Honor Finnegan’s original songs (and ukulele playing!) combine elements of musical theatre, comedy, traditional folk, and poetry. "Her recorded and live repertoire packs a unique one-two punch." - Richard Cuccaro, Acoustic Live. 2011 Connecticut Folk Festival Songwriting Competition Finalist. www.honorfinnegan.com
Suggested Donation - $20 - 100% goes to the musicians
Music starts at 5:00pm
Pot-luck dinner 1 hour before show – bring a dish!
Email to attend: peter@riverspiritmusic.com
More info at www.riverspiritmusic.com
Two-time Kerrville New Folk Finalists, The YaYas (Catherine Miles, Jay Mafale and Paul Silverman) are an engaging and uplifting folk/pop trio. “They report on life observed, with great insight, not just centering on relationships but ranging widely — reminiscent of ‘literary’ songwriters like Richard Shindell, Dar Williams, Josh Ritter.” www.wearetheyayas.com
Chicago-bred/NYC-based Honor Finnegan’s original songs (and ukulele playing!) combine elements of musical theatre, comedy, traditional folk, and poetry. "Her recorded and live repertoire packs a unique one-two punch." - Richard Cuccaro, Acoustic Live. 2011 Connecticut Folk Festival Songwriting Competition Finalist. www.honorfinnegan.com
Suggested Donation - $20 - 100% goes to the musicians
Music starts at 5:00pm
Pot-luck dinner 1 hour before show – bring a dish!
Email to attend: peter@riverspiritmusic.com
More info at www.riverspiritmusic.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10pm-1am
Matt Turk Birdsall House
970 Main St.Peekskill, NY 10566 US
Website: https://www.birdsallhouse.net/
Great hang into late night...new tunes & fun!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3-4pm
Matt Turk & Gary Schreiner at NY Harvest Festival Freedom Fair Kutshers Country Club
Monticello, NY
Website: https://www.nyharvestfest.com/
Pete Seeger + Mike & Ruthy, Norm Wennet + 30 other acts, October 12-15! 6 stages, light shows, movies, voter registration, vendor village, fire spinners, glass blowing, activist village...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR The Starving Artist Cafe
249 City Island Avenue, City IslandCity Island Bronx, New York 10464
Phone: 718.885.3779
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 pm
Roosevelt Dime and The Union Street Preservation Society Beczak Environmental Center, 35 Axexander St., Yonkers, NY
35 Alexander StreetYonkers, NY
Phone: (914) 377-1900
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.urbanh2o.org
Non-stop, no-holds barred cross-pollination of musical genres from Brooklyn! NY Times calls Roosevelt Dime’s five-piece acoustic jug-band blues, classic New Orleans soul and neo-folk blend “a perpetual crowd pleaser.” Union Hall Preservation Society’s quintet creates a rich and eclectic American roots sound with flavors of bluegrass, blues, old-time, country and early jazz.
$10 admission includes free beer from Captain Lawrence Brewing Company . . . bring your own mug!
Sponsored by Excelsior Packaging Group.
$10 admission includes free beer from Captain Lawrence Brewing Company . . . bring your own mug!
Sponsored by Excelsior Packaging Group.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Arlon Bennett Pre-Release CD Party Acoustic Cafe Music Series
OLM Academy, 25 Fremont AvePark Ridge, NJ 07656 usa
Phone: 201-573-0718
Price: $15.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.cafeacoustic.org
Award winning singer/songwriter Arlon Bennett will celebrate the forthcoming release of his new CD, World of Possibility, with a special pre-release concert at the Acoustic Café, performing with full band! Joining Arlon will be John Sonntag on guitar, Gordon Roehrer on bass, Arthur Miller on percussion, Mara Levine on harmony vocals and Marianne Osiel on oboe & harmony vocals. Advance copies of the CD will be available.
Special guests The YaYas will open the show.
Arlon Bennett is a storyteller who delivers timeless vignettes and melodies in his own style that recalls Harry Chapin and vintage James Taylor. Arlon was twice selected by Noel ‘Paul’ Stookey to perform in his Music2Life showcase at the Kerrville Folk festival, featuring America's best songs of social consciousness. His song, “Be the Change” from Summer’s Voice, has garnered top national airplay on folk radio and the New York Mets chose that CD’s title track to be featured in a tribute video to Hall of Fame sportscaster Bob Murphy before a packed house at Shea Stadium.
"Arlon's songs ring true, whether he's writing about the personal or the political. The result is inspiring."
- John Platt WFUV 90.7 FM New York -
“He is a singer/songwriter who brings you stories from unique perspectives, and draws you right in.” - Singer magazine -
Artist website: www.arlonbennett.com
Proceeds benefit the OLM Haiti scholarship program.
Doors at 7:30 PM. Refreshments, wheelchair accessible, free parking.
Special guests The YaYas will open the show.
Arlon Bennett is a storyteller who delivers timeless vignettes and melodies in his own style that recalls Harry Chapin and vintage James Taylor. Arlon was twice selected by Noel ‘Paul’ Stookey to perform in his Music2Life showcase at the Kerrville Folk festival, featuring America's best songs of social consciousness. His song, “Be the Change” from Summer’s Voice, has garnered top national airplay on folk radio and the New York Mets chose that CD’s title track to be featured in a tribute video to Hall of Fame sportscaster Bob Murphy before a packed house at Shea Stadium.
"Arlon's songs ring true, whether he's writing about the personal or the political. The result is inspiring."
- John Platt WFUV 90.7 FM New York -
“He is a singer/songwriter who brings you stories from unique perspectives, and draws you right in.” - Singer magazine -
Artist website: www.arlonbennett.com
Proceeds benefit the OLM Haiti scholarship program.
Doors at 7:30 PM. Refreshments, wheelchair accessible, free parking.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00PM
SPUYTEN DUVYIL The Turning Point Cafe
468 Piermont AvenuePiermont, NY 10968 USA
Website: https://www.piermontcafe.com
Spuyten Duyvil returns to one of the premier music venues in the Lower Hudson.
Thursday Oct 25th
8:00PM
Piermont, NY
$20 cover
http://turningpointcafe.com/events.htm
Thursday Oct 25th
8:00PM
Piermont, NY
$20 cover
http://turningpointcafe.com/events.htm
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR with The Copper Ponies Peekskill Coffee House
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY
Phone: 914 739 1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:30
The Putnam/Northern Westchester Women’s Resource Center Benefit Concert The Towne Crier Cafe
130 Route 22Pawling, NY
Phone: 845.855.1300
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
FEATURING:
K.J. Denhert
The YaYas
Meg Braun
Brian Conigliaro
Harbor Blues
Join us as The Putnam/Northern Westchester Women’s Resource Center, the center for domestic violence and sexual assault, creates an evening of celebration offering an eclectic mix of music donated by local artists. Come for a fun-filled evening of entertainment and dining as we honor the strength, the struggles, the creativity, and the courage of those who strive for peace in their hearts, peace in the home and peace in the world.
all seats $40 - reservations required | 845-628-9284 or info@pnwwrc.org for more info/reservations
K.J. Denhert
The YaYas
Meg Braun
Brian Conigliaro
Harbor Blues
Join us as The Putnam/Northern Westchester Women’s Resource Center, the center for domestic violence and sexual assault, creates an evening of celebration offering an eclectic mix of music donated by local artists. Come for a fun-filled evening of entertainment and dining as we honor the strength, the struggles, the creativity, and the courage of those who strive for peace in their hearts, peace in the home and peace in the world.
all seats $40 - reservations required | 845-628-9284 or info@pnwwrc.org for more info/reservations
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 pm
Larry Kolker & Judy Kass with Sticks Levine Black Cat Cafe
45 Main StreetIrvington, NY
Website: https://www.blackcatchef.com/32.html
Judy and Larry are joined by Sticks Levine for this pre-Halloween shindig. So skip the parade and get some musical candy!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7PM
The Grand Slambovian Halloween Ball Webster Hall - The Studio
125 East 11th StreetNew York, NY 10003
Price: $25.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.slambovia.com
The Year of The Dragon' - Surreal Americana Meets The Wild East!
All characters welcome! The Grand Slambovians host an enchanted evening of Majick, Music and Halloween surprises!
Also Appearing: Higher Animals, authentic Chinese performers/musicians sitting in with the band.
Celebrate Halloween* in the heart of NYC at Webster Hall's Studio where MTV does special events and RCA Records made history and legendary rock and roll. This event will continue Webster Hall’s legacy of providing unique entertainment to the people of New York City and Citizens of the World. Webster Hall is located in the heart of NYC's famous East Village. Close to subways, trains, hotels, fine restaurants and shops.
*For your convenience, there are Costume Shops located next to the venue!
16+(Under 18 must be accompanied by parent or guardian).
All characters welcome! The Grand Slambovians host an enchanted evening of Majick, Music and Halloween surprises!
Also Appearing: Higher Animals, authentic Chinese performers/musicians sitting in with the band.
Celebrate Halloween* in the heart of NYC at Webster Hall's Studio where MTV does special events and RCA Records made history and legendary rock and roll. This event will continue Webster Hall’s legacy of providing unique entertainment to the people of New York City and Citizens of the World. Webster Hall is located in the heart of NYC's famous East Village. Close to subways, trains, hotels, fine restaurants and shops.
*For your convenience, there are Costume Shops located next to the venue!
16+(Under 18 must be accompanied by parent or guardian).
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 pm
The YaYas The Blooming Seed Coffee House
760 Route 6Mahopac, NY 10541
Phone: 845-628-6133
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.facebook.com/TheBloomingSeedCoffeeHouse
The YaYas will be performing at this new coffee house series in the Hudson Valley. Coffee and dessert are included with your ticket!
Located at Temple Beth Shalom in Mahopac.
Located at Temple Beth Shalom in Mahopac.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Curtis Becraft at Coffee Lab Roasters Tarrytown! Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://www.fredgillenjr.com
solo Curtis on guitars, piano, accordion, mandolin, harmonicas, playing some classics and traditional songs but also many originals from latest record Tales of a Traveler and also many new songs from his upcoming record Troubadour!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8PM
South County's Halloween Hoedown The Purple Crayon
52 Main StreetHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
Price: $15.00
Website: https://purplecrayoncenter.org/live
The BEST Halloween costume party/concert in Westchester is back!
Local favorites and soon-to-be-Folkabilly-legends, SOUTH COUNTY, return to the Purple Crayon on Oct 27 for their third annual Halloween Hoedown.
The show will feature all of South County's classic tracks like Carcass, Elijah and NOLA (www.southcountytheband.com/music) as well as 12 murderously spooky Halloween Classics from the Talking Heads, the Misfits, Rob Zombie, the Louvin Brothers, the Decemberists and more!!! Monster Mash, anyone?
Costume contest with prizes, multimedia show, drinks, dancing, debauchery...tell all your friends and start planning your alibi...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR Solo Show Coffee Lab Roasters
7 Main StTarrytown, NY 10591 USA
Phone: (914) 332-1479
Website: https://local.yahoo.com/details?id=11243228
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:30 pm
Joni Mitchell's Blue: A 40th Anniversary Celebration (Chicks with Dip) Garden Stage at UUCCN
223 Stewart AvenueGarden City, NY 11530
Phone: (516) 248-8891
Price: $20.00
Website: https://facebook.com/JoniMitchellsBlue
Joni Mitchell’s Blue: A 40th Anniversary Celebration features a stellar cast of twelve of the New York City area’s finest female singer/songwriters (and Philadelphia-based percussionist Cheryl Prashker) honoring the 40th anniversary of Joni Mitchell’s landmark album, Blue.
The performers on Joni Mitchell’s Blue are members of a collective known as “Chicks with Dip” — a group of independently performing female singer-songwriters who gather semi-regularly to enjoy each other’s company and the pleasures of good conversation, good songs, and good dip.
The Chicks will celebrate their 10th anniversary this year. The Blue project has provided them with a rare opportunity to perform together.
“The idea for the Blue show sprang up organically last summer,” says Carolann Solebello, longtime Chick and former member of female Americana trio Red Molly. “We were discussing Joni Mitchell and what her songwriting has meant to each of us, and since we’re always on the lookout for ways to collaborate, the 40th anniversary of Joni’s masterpiece seemed the perfect opportunity.”
The original performance of their tribute was held as a benefit for The Christopher Street Coffeehouse in NYC. The overwhelming response to the show prompted the Chicks to record a “cast album,” produced by Jay Mafale at his Hudson Valley NY studio, The Wind-Up Shop (TheWind-UpShop.com).
WFUV Public Radio's John Platt calls the album "a wonderful accomplishment -- it's one thing to come up with the idea..it's something else to pull it off so well, doing justice to the intricacies of Joni's words and music and the classic beauty of her voice at that moment in time."
Performers include:
MEG BRAUN megbraun.com
ANNA DAGMAR annadagmar.com
HONOR FINNEGAN honorfinnegan.com
SHARON GOLDMAN sharongoldmanmusic.com
VICTORIA LAVINGTON cdbaby.com/VictoriaLavington
CATHERINE MILES wearetheyayas.com
KARYN OLIVER karynoliver.com
ELISA PEIMER elisapeimer.com
CHERYL PRASHKER cherylprashker.com
ALLISON SCOLA allisonscola.com
CAROLANN SOLEBELLO carolannsolebello.com
ALLISON TARTALIA allisonsinvention.com
For more information, visit us at facebook.com/JoniMitchellsBlue
The performers on Joni Mitchell’s Blue are members of a collective known as “Chicks with Dip” — a group of independently performing female singer-songwriters who gather semi-regularly to enjoy each other’s company and the pleasures of good conversation, good songs, and good dip.
The Chicks will celebrate their 10th anniversary this year. The Blue project has provided them with a rare opportunity to perform together.
“The idea for the Blue show sprang up organically last summer,” says Carolann Solebello, longtime Chick and former member of female Americana trio Red Molly. “We were discussing Joni Mitchell and what her songwriting has meant to each of us, and since we’re always on the lookout for ways to collaborate, the 40th anniversary of Joni’s masterpiece seemed the perfect opportunity.”
The original performance of their tribute was held as a benefit for The Christopher Street Coffeehouse in NYC. The overwhelming response to the show prompted the Chicks to record a “cast album,” produced by Jay Mafale at his Hudson Valley NY studio, The Wind-Up Shop (TheWind-UpShop.com).
WFUV Public Radio's John Platt calls the album "a wonderful accomplishment -- it's one thing to come up with the idea..it's something else to pull it off so well, doing justice to the intricacies of Joni's words and music and the classic beauty of her voice at that moment in time."
Performers include:
MEG BRAUN megbraun.com
ANNA DAGMAR annadagmar.com
HONOR FINNEGAN honorfinnegan.com
SHARON GOLDMAN sharongoldmanmusic.com
VICTORIA LAVINGTON cdbaby.com/VictoriaLavington
CATHERINE MILES wearetheyayas.com
KARYN OLIVER karynoliver.com
ELISA PEIMER elisapeimer.com
CHERYL PRASHKER cherylprashker.com
ALLISON SCOLA allisonscola.com
CAROLANN SOLEBELLO carolannsolebello.com
ALLISON TARTALIA allisonsinvention.com
For more information, visit us at facebook.com/JoniMitchellsBlue
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3pm
Curtis Becraft plays Starving Artist at 3pm; opens for Amy Black at Uptown Coffeehouse 6pm The Starving Artist Cafe - City Island - The Bronx
249 City Island Avenue, City IslandBronx, New York 10464 USA
Phone: 718.885.3779
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com/
Come out to City Island for an afternoon and evening of music with Curtis Becraft! first head over to the legendary Starving Artist Cafe for a 3pm warm-up set featuring special guest Elliott Glick; then at 6pm Curtis opens for Amy Black at the Uptown Coffeehouse, up the road at the community center. Please check Facebook for details - Curtis Becraft and/or Curtis and the Dilettantes; Hope to see you!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 p.m.
HOPE MACHINE Empire State Railway Museum
70 Lower High StreetPhonecia, NY
Phone: (845) 688-7501
Website: https://www.esrm.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 pm
Tribes Hill November Gathering at at the home of Mike Rock
Hammond HouseValhalla, NY
Phone: 914-760-7830
Website: https://MRockValhalla@aol.com
MRockValhalla@aol.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3:00 pm
3 Wheel Drive The Starving Artist Cafe - City Island - The Bronx
249 City Island Avenue, City IslandBronx, New York 10464 USA
Phone: 718.885.3779
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com/
The debut of the trio featuring Iris Cohen (vocals, percussion, guitar), Pete Tamburrini (vocals, guitar) and "Country" Allan Ross (guitar, clarinet). Includes music from many genres. You ain't heard nothin' like it!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm-9pm
Grace Pettis River Spirit Music House Concert Series
47 Jefferson AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 United States
Phone: 347-MUSIC-76
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.riverspiritmusic.com
Grace Pettis was a 2011 Falcon Ridge Folk Festival Emerging Artist
Grace’s recent successes include a 2012 New Music Seminar Official Showcase and a win at the 2011 Kerrville New Folk Contest. Some people just know how to make friends. With stories in her soul, a dash of courage, and a smile that melts walls, Grace is busy doing what she was born to do. Of course, the life of an independent touring artist is tons of hard work. Somehow she makes it look easy.
www.gracepettis.com
Suggested Donation - $20 - 100% goes to the musicians
Music starts at 7:00pm
Pot-luck dinner 1 hour before show – bring a dish!
Email to attend: peter@riverspiritmusic.com
More info at www.riverspiritmusic.com
Grace’s recent successes include a 2012 New Music Seminar Official Showcase and a win at the 2011 Kerrville New Folk Contest. Some people just know how to make friends. With stories in her soul, a dash of courage, and a smile that melts walls, Grace is busy doing what she was born to do. Of course, the life of an independent touring artist is tons of hard work. Somehow she makes it look easy.
www.gracepettis.com
Suggested Donation - $20 - 100% goes to the musicians
Music starts at 7:00pm
Pot-luck dinner 1 hour before show – bring a dish!
Email to attend: peter@riverspiritmusic.com
More info at www.riverspiritmusic.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr., Matt Turk, and one artist t.b.a. ASK (Art Society of Kingston) Gallery
97 BroadwayKingston, NY
Phone: (845) 338-0331
Website: https://www.askforarts.org/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 pm
Steve Chizmadia and the Accidental Gypsies The Bean Runner Cafe
201 S. Division & Esther StreetPeekskill, NY
Phone: 914-737-1701
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com/
A night of original music with a band of gypsy all stars: ERIC PUENTE, BILL GORDON and special guest PETER CALO. A pre-c.d. release party in anticipation of "Jack of All Trades" coming in January, written and sung by Steve Chiz, aided and abetted by a host of Hudson Valley talent and produced by PETER CALO. A little country, blues, and folk 'n' roll.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7PM
Sloan Wainwright and Honor Finnegan Urban H2O at Beczak
35 Alexander StreetYonkers, New York
Website: https://www.urbanh2o.org
Includes FREE beer from our sponsor—Hudson Valley’s award-winning Captain Lawrence Brewing Company—bring your own mug!
“…earth mother voice that she pours unexpectedly sensitive blends of folk, jazz, blues and funk.” The New York Times
Defying standard categorization, singer/songwriter Sloan Wainwright consistently demonstrates her easy command of a variety of American musical styles — pop, folk, jazz and blues — held together by the melodious tone of her rich contralto. With the end result being a unique and soulful hybrid.
“She’s folk influenced, obviously (you can’t grow up in the First Family of Folk and not be, one imagines), but the real star here is her voice. Warm and smoky and smooth, it makes her earthy, ominous lyrics seem all the more intense.”
“…earth mother voice that she pours unexpectedly sensitive blends of folk, jazz, blues and funk.” The New York Times
Defying standard categorization, singer/songwriter Sloan Wainwright consistently demonstrates her easy command of a variety of American musical styles — pop, folk, jazz and blues — held together by the melodious tone of her rich contralto. With the end result being a unique and soulful hybrid.
“She’s folk influenced, obviously (you can’t grow up in the First Family of Folk and not be, one imagines), but the real star here is her voice. Warm and smoky and smooth, it makes her earthy, ominous lyrics seem all the more intense.”
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:00PM
Mike & Ruthy / Spuyten Duvyil The Jalopy Theatre
315 Columbia StreetBrooklyn, NY
Phone: 718 395 3214
Price: $12.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Join us in Redhook for a great night of music at one of Brooklyn's top venues for all things Americana, The Jalopy Theatre. Mike and Ruthy take the stage at 9:00pm followed by Spuyten Duyvil at 10:00pm
Tickets $12 (advance purchase highly recommended as this venue does SELL OUT quickly)
http://jalopy.biz/store/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=22&products_id=433
Tickets $12 (advance purchase highly recommended as this venue does SELL OUT quickly)
http://jalopy.biz/store/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=22&products_id=433
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Film: The Last Waltz Chappaqua Library
Website: https://www.chappaqualibrary.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=28&Itemid=26
Comments and discussion with AV specialist Cathie Paulsen (Tribes Hill member)
Free and open to the public
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR Solo Show Whistling Willies
184 Main St.Cold Spring, NY
Phone: (845) 265-2012
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 pm
Larry Kolker, Jeremy Kolker, and friends Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 South Division Street Peekskill NY, NY
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Father & Son double bill!!! Each generation improves on the last (theoretically, at least), so if ya like Lar you will love Jer.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Show The Peekskill Coffee Hosue
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 pm
3rd Annual Diabetes Benefit Show (and George's 40th Birthday!) The River Roadhouse
533 Warburton Ave.Hastings, NY 10706
Are You Gettin' Sweet On Me?
3rd Annual Benefit for the American Diabetes Assocation
8pm Matt Turk (www.turktunes.com)
9pm South County (www.southcountytheband.com)
10:30pm Greetings From Anywhere (www.reverbnation.com/greetingsfromanywhere)
Hot music, cold beer and free pulled pork sandwiches...
No cover charge...donations to the ADA encouraged...
Lastly, it's George 's 40th Birthday! Holy s^$t! So let's all pray that he doesn't hurt himself jumping around like an idiot...come celebrate and help raise money for a great charity!
3rd Annual Benefit for the American Diabetes Assocation
8pm Matt Turk (www.turktunes.com)
9pm South County (www.southcountytheband.com)
10:30pm Greetings From Anywhere (www.reverbnation.com/greetingsfromanywhere)
Hot music, cold beer and free pulled pork sandwiches...
No cover charge...donations to the ADA encouraged...
Lastly, it's George 's 40th Birthday! Holy s^$t! So let's all pray that he doesn't hurt himself jumping around like an idiot...come celebrate and help raise money for a great charity!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
The Marc Black Band featuring Warren Bernhardt and Amy Fradon The Towne Crier Cafe
130 Route 22Pawling, NY
Phone: 845.855.1300
Price: $22.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
I've got the whole band including the extraordinary Warren Bernhardt on keys and Amy Fradon on vocals. Eric Parker on drums. Mike Esposito on bass and Don Davis on horns of all description.
The Shovel Ready String Band will open the show. And...as a special treat, Susan Kane will be sitting in on vocals, as well.
The Shovel Ready String Band will open the show. And...as a special treat, Susan Kane will be sitting in on vocals, as well.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
Joni Mitchell's Blue: A 40th Anniversary Celebration Hurdy Gurdy Folk Club
Fair Lawn Community Center, 10-10 20th StreetFair Lawn, NJ
Phone: 201-384-1325
Website: https://www.hurdygurdyfolk.org/
The evening will feature ALL the songs from "Blue" plus original songs inspired by Joni, performed by: MEG BRAUN, ANNA DAGMAR, HONOR FINNEGAN, SHARON GOLDMAN, VICTORIA LAVINGTON, CATHERINE MILES, KARYN OLIVER, ELISA PEIMER, CHERYL PRASHKER, ALLISON SCOLA, CAROLANN SOLEBELLO, and ALLISON TARTALIA.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 pm
December Gathering Holiday Party - Pot Luck Dinner and Solstice Rehearsal Lake Katonah Clubhouse
Free to all Tribes Hill members!
The December Gathering at the Lake Katonah Clubhouse is our holiday celebration party where we can enjoy and participate in a Potluck dinner and Music.
The music circle will be a rehearsal of songs submitted for inclusion in our Winter Solstice Show and Fundraiser to be held on Sunday, 12/16/12 (see calendar and home page for details).
Let's eat, drink, make music and be merry!
Your potluck dinner contribution creates our feast; please contribute something healthy and delicious for dinner or dessert and a beverage.
We need volunteers to arrive a bit early to help set up and stay to clean up. If you can help on either or both ends, please let me know what you can do and when you can arrive; 5:30-5:45 should do it. Please e-mail Janice@HeartAndSoulMatters.com
Directions to the Lake Katonah Clubhouse, 1 Lower Lakeshore Drive:
GPS users NOTE: The address of the Clubhouse is 1 Lower Lakeshore but DO NOT USE that for your GPS. Use 93 Todd Rd., which is directly across the street and works better for GPS. Also, please note that most GPS navigation will send you a different route than the one below. If you use that, you will be on a windy dirt road for about 2 miles --- your choice.
1. Saw Mill River Parkway north to end/merge into I-684.
2. Take 684 just one exit further to Exit 6A – Goldens Bridge.
3. At end of exit ramp, turn left onto Route 22 (north).
4. Stay on 22 just a short distance to first right turn, Junction 138.
5. Turn right onto Junction 138. NOTE: The “junction” is just a very short distance in front of a plaza and commuter parking lot. Then, at light turn right again, which actually puts you onto Route 138.
6. Stay on Route 138 approximately 1.75 miles or so to Increase Miller Rd. Turn right onto Increase Miller. NOTE: The turn at Increase Miller is more like a fork than an intersection because at that spot Rt. 138 veers left. There is a little triangular garden spot in the middle of the fork. Take right fork.
7. Take Increase Miller to first right, Todd Rd. Turn right onto Todd Rd. NOTE: When you are still on 138, just before you get to Increase Miller, you will see Todd North on your right --- do not take that turn. You want Todd, not Todd North.
8. The Lake Katonah Clubhouse is on the corner of Todd Rd. and Lower Lakeshore., on the left. Lower Lakeshore is the second left turn you can make once on Todd.
If anyone is coming from a completely different direction – not via Saw Mill or 684, please call Ruth Post at (914) 844-1024 for best directions.
The December Gathering at the Lake Katonah Clubhouse is our holiday celebration party where we can enjoy and participate in a Potluck dinner and Music.
The music circle will be a rehearsal of songs submitted for inclusion in our Winter Solstice Show and Fundraiser to be held on Sunday, 12/16/12 (see calendar and home page for details).
Let's eat, drink, make music and be merry!
Your potluck dinner contribution creates our feast; please contribute something healthy and delicious for dinner or dessert and a beverage.
We need volunteers to arrive a bit early to help set up and stay to clean up. If you can help on either or both ends, please let me know what you can do and when you can arrive; 5:30-5:45 should do it. Please e-mail Janice@HeartAndSoulMatters.com
Directions to the Lake Katonah Clubhouse, 1 Lower Lakeshore Drive:
GPS users NOTE: The address of the Clubhouse is 1 Lower Lakeshore but DO NOT USE that for your GPS. Use 93 Todd Rd., which is directly across the street and works better for GPS. Also, please note that most GPS navigation will send you a different route than the one below. If you use that, you will be on a windy dirt road for about 2 miles --- your choice.
1. Saw Mill River Parkway north to end/merge into I-684.
2. Take 684 just one exit further to Exit 6A – Goldens Bridge.
3. At end of exit ramp, turn left onto Route 22 (north).
4. Stay on 22 just a short distance to first right turn, Junction 138.
5. Turn right onto Junction 138. NOTE: The “junction” is just a very short distance in front of a plaza and commuter parking lot. Then, at light turn right again, which actually puts you onto Route 138.
6. Stay on Route 138 approximately 1.75 miles or so to Increase Miller Rd. Turn right onto Increase Miller. NOTE: The turn at Increase Miller is more like a fork than an intersection because at that spot Rt. 138 veers left. There is a little triangular garden spot in the middle of the fork. Take right fork.
7. Take Increase Miller to first right, Todd Rd. Turn right onto Todd Rd. NOTE: When you are still on 138, just before you get to Increase Miller, you will see Todd North on your right --- do not take that turn. You want Todd, not Todd North.
8. The Lake Katonah Clubhouse is on the corner of Todd Rd. and Lower Lakeshore., on the left. Lower Lakeshore is the second left turn you can make once on Todd.
If anyone is coming from a completely different direction – not via Saw Mill or 684, please call Ruth Post at (914) 844-1024 for best directions.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR Solo Show Coffee Lab Roasters
7 Main StTarrytown, NY 10591 USA
Phone: (914) 332-1479
Website: https://local.yahoo.com/details?id=11243228
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 PM
Hearthfire presents Jane Siberry Pocantico Hills (Tarrytown)
Price: $50.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.janesiberry.com
Jane Siberry returns to Pocantico Hills for this very special private acoustic performance.
As part of an ever-deepening, always surprising series of community concerts, Hearthfire is pleased to present an intimate evening with Jane Siberry!
Doors will open at 7:30, for a concert at 8PM
Admission $50. Reservations required. Seating is limited. Children and elders may pay-by-poem at the door. Please reserve early by email, as there is sure to be a waiting list! You will receive a detailed confirmation email with directions.
Please email bebrilliant@hearthfire.org for tickets.
Jane Siberry is celebrated for a voice that can sing both heaven and earth, the passionate devotion of her songs, her evolutionary musical vision, and the expansive spirit of her performances. She is visiting Hearthfire for one night only, so please join us for “an uplifting evening of songs about being alive on this beautiful planet,” with a reception and CD-signing to follow.
As part of an ever-deepening, always surprising series of community concerts, Hearthfire is pleased to present an intimate evening with Jane Siberry!
Doors will open at 7:30, for a concert at 8PM
Admission $50. Reservations required. Seating is limited. Children and elders may pay-by-poem at the door. Please reserve early by email, as there is sure to be a waiting list! You will receive a detailed confirmation email with directions.
Please email bebrilliant@hearthfire.org for tickets.
Jane Siberry is celebrated for a voice that can sing both heaven and earth, the passionate devotion of her songs, her evolutionary musical vision, and the expansive spirit of her performances. She is visiting Hearthfire for one night only, so please join us for “an uplifting evening of songs about being alive on this beautiful planet,” with a reception and CD-signing to follow.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10PM-1am
Matt Turk Birdsall House
970 Main St.Peekskill, NY
Phone: (914) 930-1880
Website: https://birdsallhouse.net/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:30 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Eleven Eleven Grille
1111 Main StreetFishkill, NY
Phone:
- 896.0011
Website: https://www.eleven11grille.com/
Playing some Fred Gillen Jr songs and some classic cover songs
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00pm
Spuyten Duyvil and Caravan of Thieves OutPost In The Burbs
67 Church StreetMontclair, NJ 07042
Price: $22.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.outpostintheburbs.org/concerts
Come out to Jersey for a raucous double bill. Spuyten Duyvil and Caravan of Thieves share the evening that promises foot stompin' fun at one of New Jersey's premier concert series. $22 advance / $25 door.
A TOYS FOR TOTS Collection will be underway for new, unwrapped children's toys. As a consequence of Hurricane Sandy's devastation throughout the New Jersey region, this year's need is even greater than normal!
A TOYS FOR TOTS Collection will be underway for new, unwrapped children's toys. As a consequence of Hurricane Sandy's devastation throughout the New Jersey region, this year's need is even greater than normal!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4:30
Tribes Hill's Winter Solstice Show Unitarian Church in Hastings
25 Old Jackson AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
Price: $10.00
Website: https://commongroundfusw.com
Sunday 12/16/12 at 4:30 Tribes Hill Presents its Annual Winter Solstice show at the Unitarian Church, 25 Old Jackson Ave, Hastings On Hudson, NY 10706 Mark your calendars!
Tribes Hill's Eleventh Annual Winter Solstice Celebration Concert is where our members work together to put on a concert that will take you out of the stress of the holidays and immerse you into the magic of its spirit!
We present this show together with our cultural friends and partners at Common Ground Coffee House.
Featuring Arlon Bennett, Iris Cohen, Eddie Denise, Fred Gillen, Jr., Ted Horan, Josh Joffen, Susan Kane, Shirl and Steve Kaplan, Judy Kass, Larry Kolker, Ira and Julia Levin, Lisa Lipkin, Eric Puente, Allan Ross, Janice Rost, South County, Pete Tamburrini, Matt Turk, Rupert Wates
Our Interfaith Celebration offers the opportunity for our collective of musical artists to unite and share fresh and familiar seasonal music. Representing traditional, original, contemporary and classic genres, songs in native languages spotlight the diversity of celebration and highlight our commonality, the heart of this season's traditions and festivities.
This special fundraiser for Tribes Hill and Common Ground allows you to celebrate the gift of giving your music community; we appreciate your contribution in support of live music!
We hope you will bring your family and friends to this unique holiday event!
Tribes Hill's Eleventh Annual Winter Solstice Celebration Concert is where our members work together to put on a concert that will take you out of the stress of the holidays and immerse you into the magic of its spirit!
We present this show together with our cultural friends and partners at Common Ground Coffee House.
Featuring Arlon Bennett, Iris Cohen, Eddie Denise, Fred Gillen, Jr., Ted Horan, Josh Joffen, Susan Kane, Shirl and Steve Kaplan, Judy Kass, Larry Kolker, Ira and Julia Levin, Lisa Lipkin, Eric Puente, Allan Ross, Janice Rost, South County, Pete Tamburrini, Matt Turk, Rupert Wates
Our Interfaith Celebration offers the opportunity for our collective of musical artists to unite and share fresh and familiar seasonal music. Representing traditional, original, contemporary and classic genres, songs in native languages spotlight the diversity of celebration and highlight our commonality, the heart of this season's traditions and festivities.
This special fundraiser for Tribes Hill and Common Ground allows you to celebrate the gift of giving your music community; we appreciate your contribution in support of live music!
We hope you will bring your family and friends to this unique holiday event!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2 p.m. and 6 p.m.
Antonia Arts and Rising Stars Performing Arts Company Present "Yes Virginia" with special guests Daisy Joplin and Fred Gillen Jr. Paramount Theatre
1008 Brown StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-930-7588
Purchase Tickets: click here
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
*A Very Slambovian Christmas* The Towne Crier Cafe
130 Route 22Pawling, NY
Phone: 845.855.1300
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6 p.m.
Antonia Arts and Rising Stars Performing Arts Company Present "Yes Virginia" with special guests Daisy Joplin and Fred Gillen Jr. Paramount Theatre
1008 Brown StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-930-7588
Purchase Tickets: click here
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
8th Annual HOPE MACHINE Year-end Hootenanny The Beacon Theatre (in Beacon, NY)
445 Main StreetBeacon, NY 12508
Phone: 845-774-5973
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://thebeacontheatre.org/Home.html
Hope Machine becomes the house band for the night and backs up a bunch of friends, and plays some Hope Machine classics, plus a lot of singing along
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10:00 pm
Spuyten Duyvil New Years Eve Concert Middnight on Main / Citizens Bank location
Main StreetMiddletown, CT
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.middnight.org
Middletown CT celebrates First Night with MIDDNIGHT ON MAIN, a full afternoon and evening of performances on multiple stages across downtown. Join Spuyten Duyvil from 10:00PM-11:30PM on the Citizens Bank Stage. Other artists include Dar Williams, Amy Black and Timbila, Grand Slambovians, to name a few.
Tickets are $20 adults / $10 children
Tickets are $20 adults / $10 children
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR Coffee Lab Roasters
7 Main StTarrytown, NY 10591 USA
Phone: (914) 332-1479
Website: https://www.coffeelabs.com/CoffeeLabsRoasters/Home.html
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4-6pm
Elaine Romanelli at the BeanRunner The BeanRunner Café
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY USA
Phone: 914-737-1701
Website: https://www.beanrunnercafe.com
Celebrate a new year with some new songs (at a new venue for Elaine).
Free T-shirt for any Tribes Hill member who comes and brings a friend.
Free T-shirt for any Tribes Hill member who comes and brings a friend.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:30 PM
Tribes Hill Gathering Steve Scholle's house, Hartsdale
5 Homewood RoadHartsdale, NY 10530
Phone: 914 761-8761
Hosting the monthly get-together, spaghetti dinner and jam session. Piano's all tuned up.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 p.m.
Songs For Sandy's Victims Featuring Hope Machine, Carla Springer, Susan Wright The Howland Cultural Center
477 Main StreetBeacon, NY
Phone: (845) 831-4988
Website: https://www.howlandculturalcenter.org/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2 PM matinee
James Maddock Acoustic Cafe Music Series
25 Fremont AvePark Ridge, NJ 07656 usa
Phone: 201-573-0718
Price: $22.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.cafeacoustic.org
Award winning British singer/songwriter James Maddock will be performing a special 2 PM matinee concert, showcasing new songs from his forthcoming CD, Another Life, to be released February 2013. He will be accompanied by Oli Rockberger on keyboards.
James was first recognized in the U.S as the front-man for the band Wood. The acclaimed Songs From Stamford Hill, which remains a fan favorite 10 years later, produced a Top 5 Triple A hit (Stay You), was included in the first Dawson's Creek compilation, and enabled Maddock to tour with the likes of Paula Cole, Train, and Susan Tedeschi.
After taking an extended break from recording, Maddock returned to the scene in 2009 with the exquisite collection of songs, Sunrise On Avenue C, for which he won the 2010 NY Music Award for best Americana Album and Best Vocal performance.. He followed with the critically acclaimed Wake Up and Dream and has steadily gained traction in the Northeast U.S. with his infectious live performances and accessibility to his fans.
"James Maddock hails from England, but with his move to New York City, he's assimilated the best of blue collar American music and found an infectious way to communicate it from the stage”.- John Platt, WFUV-
Our Lady of Mercy Academy Tickets: $22 advance online, $25 at the door www.cafeacoustic.org 201-573-0718 Proceeds will benefit the OLM St Vincent’s Scholarship program in Vallieres, Haiti.
Doors at 1:30 PM. Refreshments, wheelchair accessible, free parking.
James was first recognized in the U.S as the front-man for the band Wood. The acclaimed Songs From Stamford Hill, which remains a fan favorite 10 years later, produced a Top 5 Triple A hit (Stay You), was included in the first Dawson's Creek compilation, and enabled Maddock to tour with the likes of Paula Cole, Train, and Susan Tedeschi.
After taking an extended break from recording, Maddock returned to the scene in 2009 with the exquisite collection of songs, Sunrise On Avenue C, for which he won the 2010 NY Music Award for best Americana Album and Best Vocal performance.. He followed with the critically acclaimed Wake Up and Dream and has steadily gained traction in the Northeast U.S. with his infectious live performances and accessibility to his fans.
"James Maddock hails from England, but with his move to New York City, he's assimilated the best of blue collar American music and found an infectious way to communicate it from the stage”.- John Platt, WFUV-
Our Lady of Mercy Academy Tickets: $22 advance online, $25 at the door www.cafeacoustic.org 201-573-0718 Proceeds will benefit the OLM St Vincent’s Scholarship program in Vallieres, Haiti.
Doors at 1:30 PM. Refreshments, wheelchair accessible, free parking.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5pm-7pm
Eleanor Dubinsky River Spirit Music House Concert Series
47 Jefferson AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 United States
Phone: 347-MUSIC-76
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.riverspiritmusic.com
Eleanor Dubinsky singer-songwriter
A St. Louis native, Eleanor lived in Europe, Latin and South America, and found the voice of her own emotionality in the languages and cultures of other nationalities. Eleanor’s music encompasses the sultriness of bossa nova, the longing of soul, the vulnerability of folk, and the earthy sophistication of jazz. Her songs have been featured on MTV and NPR, and her new song, “Wait For You,” recently won the Sennheiser recording contest at the 2012 ASCAP EXPO.
www.eleanordubinsky.com
Suggested Donation - $20 - 100% goes to the musicians
Music starts at 5:00pm
Pot-luck dinner 1 hour before show – bring a dish!
Email to attend: peter@riverspiritmusic.com
More info at www.riverspiritmusic.com
A St. Louis native, Eleanor lived in Europe, Latin and South America, and found the voice of her own emotionality in the languages and cultures of other nationalities. Eleanor’s music encompasses the sultriness of bossa nova, the longing of soul, the vulnerability of folk, and the earthy sophistication of jazz. Her songs have been featured on MTV and NPR, and her new song, “Wait For You,” recently won the Sennheiser recording contest at the 2012 ASCAP EXPO.
www.eleanordubinsky.com
Suggested Donation - $20 - 100% goes to the musicians
Music starts at 5:00pm
Pot-luck dinner 1 hour before show – bring a dish!
Email to attend: peter@riverspiritmusic.com
More info at www.riverspiritmusic.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Curtis Becraft solo in Tarrytown Coffee Lab Roasters
Curtis returns to Coffee Labs for another solo performance. Great coffee and desserts; no cover charge; a terrific-sounding music room; who knows, perhaps some special musical guests; and Curtis will be playing songs from his latest record Tales of a Traveler and also his upcoming new record Troubadour!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7PM
Urban H2O presents Miss Tess & the Talkbacks with Scott Urgola Beczak Environmental Center
35 Alexander StreetYonkers, NY 10701
Price: $10.00
Includes FREE beer from our sponsor—Hudson Valley’s award-winning Captain Lawrence Brewing Company—bring your own mug!
Miss Tess & The Talkbacks reach the Urban H2O stage on the tail end of the Sweet Talk album release tour, which includes shows at The Living Room in NYC and The Field House in Philadelphia.
In addition to Tess’s tasty licks and prowess on her 1940s archtop guitar, the current lineup includes Will Graefe on guitar, Larry Cook on upright bass, and Matt Meyer on drums. Inspired by styles of vintage swing, blues, country, and early rock-n-roll Miss Tess draws comparisons to artists such as Patsy Cline, Willie Nelson, Peggy Lee, and Chuck Berry, but maintains a style all of her own.
A native of Somers, New York, Scott Urgola is an up and coming alt/indie singer-songwriter with a refreshingly raw sound. He balances an innate sense of realism driven by engaging melodies and introspective lyrics.Some of Scott’s biggest influences are Woody Guthire, John Lennon, Tom Waits, Joe Strummer and Dan Bern. Urgola has released two full-length solo albums of original material, his 2005 debut Restoration Lullaby and his latest work Now’s The Time.
Miss Tess & The Talkbacks reach the Urban H2O stage on the tail end of the Sweet Talk album release tour, which includes shows at The Living Room in NYC and The Field House in Philadelphia.
In addition to Tess’s tasty licks and prowess on her 1940s archtop guitar, the current lineup includes Will Graefe on guitar, Larry Cook on upright bass, and Matt Meyer on drums. Inspired by styles of vintage swing, blues, country, and early rock-n-roll Miss Tess draws comparisons to artists such as Patsy Cline, Willie Nelson, Peggy Lee, and Chuck Berry, but maintains a style all of her own.
A native of Somers, New York, Scott Urgola is an up and coming alt/indie singer-songwriter with a refreshingly raw sound. He balances an innate sense of realism driven by engaging melodies and introspective lyrics.Some of Scott’s biggest influences are Woody Guthire, John Lennon, Tom Waits, Joe Strummer and Dan Bern. Urgola has released two full-length solo albums of original material, his 2005 debut Restoration Lullaby and his latest work Now’s The Time.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3pm
Curtis Becraft solo at Starving Artist Cafe! Starving Artist Cafe
249 City Island Ave.City Island
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com
Curtis Becraft solo at Starving Artist Cafe on City Island!!! Great place to spend a Sunday afternoon; hope to see you!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:30 pm
Business Meeting Hammond House
Please note later time of 6:30 for our TH Board of Directors Business meeting. Please submit suggested agenda items to President the week before the meeting.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9 P.M.
Subway Musicians For Sandy Victims Benefit SPIKE HILL
184 Bedford AvenueBrooklyn, NY
Phone: (718) 218-9737
Website: https://www.spikehillmusic.com/event/198839/
CHRIS BARRON (OF SPIN DOCTORS)
THEO EASTWIND
GILLEN & TURK
GABRIEL ROYAL
MOUNTAIN ANIMATION
YAZ BAND
THE SAW LADY (NATALIA PARUZ)
THEO EASTWIND
GILLEN & TURK
GABRIEL ROYAL
MOUNTAIN ANIMATION
YAZ BAND
THE SAW LADY (NATALIA PARUZ)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Curtis Becraft Midtown Scholar Bookstore & Cafe
1302 North Third StreetHarrisburg, PA 17102
Phone: (717) 236-1680
Website: https://www.midtownscholar.com
Curtis travels to Harrisburg PA to play this legendary showcase venue! A solo performance on guitars, piano, accordion, mandolin, harmonicas; playing his unique take on classic covers and also many originals from his latest record Tales of a Traveler and also new songs that will appear on his upcoming record Troubadour! Please spread the word to your Harrisburg friends; hope to see you!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Curtis Becraft Two Boots Bard College (aka Two Boots Hudson Valley)
4604 Route 9GRed Hook, NY 12571
Phone: (845) 758-0010
A solo performance by Curtis Becraft on guitars, piano, accordion, mandolin, harmonicas; playing classic covers and originals from his latest record Tales of a Traveler, and also new songs from his upcoming record Troubadour. Best pizza around, terrific place for a Saturday family meal or a weekend party; hope to see you! 
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR Peekskill Coffee House
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914 739 1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 All Day (SOUTH COUNTY at 11pm)
Purple Hat Foundation Third Annual Benefit Concert An Beal Bocht Cafe
445 W 238th St. Riverdale, New York 10463
Phone: 917 331 6664
Website: https://www.anbealbochtcafe.com/
A whole day of great, amazing LIVE music- noon until 1 AM - at our favorite vortex of music, art and theater, An Beal Bocht - in Riverdale, Bronx New York!
This year's event will benefit Musicians on Call, a non-profit (www.musiciansoncall.org) that brings live music to hospital patients' bedsides all over the country.
Featuring:
12:00 Kelli King
12:20 Rob McMahon
12:40 Riley Fields
1:00 Villalobos Brothers
1:20 Phillip Lynch
1:40 Carmine Grillo
2:00 Children's Hospital at Montifiore Music Therapists
2:30 Jeremy Bar-Illan
3:00 Janice Young & Ty Masta
3:30 The Amazing Octopus Septet
4:00 Danny Flinn & New York Brogue
4:30 Steve Oates
5:00 Mary Courtney & John Redmond
5:30 Loose Canyons
6:00 Johnny Seven
6:30 Genetic Control
7:15 Greeting From Anywhere
8:00 Eleanor Dubinsky
8:45 Zip Gun
9:30 Diamond Joe Siddons
10:15 Midlife
11:00 SOUTH COUNTY
11:45 The Stickman Remedy
12:15 Capital Moustache
http://www.purplehatfoundation.org
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Purple-Hat-Foundation/487210915295
http://www.musiciansoncall.org
See you there!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1:00-3:00pm
3 Wheel Drive Taste Budds Cafe
40 West Market St.Red Hook, NY 12571
Phone: 845-205-4099
Website: https://www.tastebudds.com/
Join us for an afternoon of music from many genres. Featuring Iris Cohen, Allan Ross and Pete Tamburrini. You ain't heard nothing like it!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4 PM
Arlon Bennett in Concert The BeanRunner Cafe
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY USA
Phone: 914-737-1701
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.beanrunnercafe.com
Singer/songwriter Arlon Bennett will celebrate the release of his new CD, World of Possibility, with a performance at the Beanrunner Cafe. Joining Arlon will be John Sonntag on guitar, Gordon Roehrer on bass & maybe a guest or 2! John will also open the show. 4-6 PM $10 Please call to reserve a table.914-737-1701
www.arlonbennett.com
www.arlonbennett.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR Birdsall House
970 Main St.Peekskill, NY 10566 US
Phone: (914) 930-1880
Website: https://www.birdsallhouse.net/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5pm
Curtis Becraft comes to Irvington! Black Cat Cafe
45 Main Street Irvington, NY
Website: https://blackcatchef.com/
Solo Curtis Becraft on guitars piano mandolin accordion, singing classics and also original songs from last year's Tales of a Traveler - inspired in part by Washington Irving's fiction - and also new songs from next year's record Troubadour. An early show, hope you can come out and load up on caffeine before heading over to the River Roadhouse in Hastings to catch the Tribes Hill show!!! 
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR Residency Coffee Lab Roasters
7 Main StTarrytown, NY 10591 USA
Phone: (914) 332-1479
Website: https://local.yahoo.com/details?id=11243228
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:30 PM
Susan Kane The Towne Crier
130 Rte 22Pawling, NY
Phone: 845 855 1300
Price: $25.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.townecrier.com
opening for Ryan Montbleau
$5 discount for tickets purchased in advance.
$5 discount for tickets purchased in advance.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Tribes Hill Presents... The River Roadhouse
533 Warburton Ave.Hastings, NY 10706
The first in a new series showcasing some of the Hudson Valley's finest local musicians, singer-songwriters and bands. Our first line-up includes:
Matt Butler @ 8:15pm
- up and coming singer/songwriter
Stuart Cadenhead @ 8:35pm
- gritty, upbeat trio
The Levins @ 8:55pm
- harmony-driven acoustic folk rock, “The Mamas and the Papas having coffee with Cole Porter." www.thelevinsmusic.com
Matt Turk @ 9:35pm
- seasoned recording artist, multi-instrumentalist, eternal idealist and peace loving realist, "...an artist to be reckoned with." - All Music Guide, www.turktunes.com
South County @ 10:25pm
- a featured artist on WVUM's alt-country show "On the Trail", "genuine foot-stompin', thigh-slappin', whiskey-sippin' music" with "contagious energy," www.southcountytheband.com
Real music, real live, real local!
FREE, FREE, FREE
Matt Butler @ 8:15pm
- up and coming singer/songwriter
Stuart Cadenhead @ 8:35pm
- gritty, upbeat trio
The Levins @ 8:55pm
- harmony-driven acoustic folk rock, “The Mamas and the Papas having coffee with Cole Porter." www.thelevinsmusic.com
Matt Turk @ 9:35pm
- seasoned recording artist, multi-instrumentalist, eternal idealist and peace loving realist, "...an artist to be reckoned with." - All Music Guide, www.turktunes.com
South County @ 10:25pm
- a featured artist on WVUM's alt-country show "On the Trail", "genuine foot-stompin', thigh-slappin', whiskey-sippin' music" with "contagious energy," www.southcountytheband.com
Real music, real live, real local!
FREE, FREE, FREE
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 PM
Monthly Tribes Hill Gathering LOCATION CHANGED Now @ the home of Barbara Prisamint
50 Clarewood DriveHastings on Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: 478-7087 or 643-0923
Barbara Prisament 50 Clarewood Drive Hastings-on-Hudson ny 10706 enter gatehouse, over speed bump, 5th house on left, please park in guest spots or side streets, not on main road. Phone 478-7087 or 643-0923 we have a piano. Kids welcome
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 pm
The Larry Kolker Band returns to the BeanRunner The BeanRunner Cafe
201 South Division Street Peekskill, ny 10566
Phone: 914-737-1701
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Join Larry, with Fred Gillen Jr. (bass), Sticks Levine (drums), and Curtis Becraft (multiple instruments!), in a full-band return to the BeanRunner. Best listening room around, with great eats and libations. Two sets starting at 8 pm, seating starts at 7:30. Adm $10; reservations suggested, 914-737-1701.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 PM
Aztec Two-Step Valentine's Concert Acoustic Cafe Music Series
25 Fremont AvePark Ridge, NJ 07656 usa
Phone: 201-573-0718
Price: $25.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.cafeacoustic.org
Come join celebrated folk-rockers Aztec Two-Step, ''possibly the best acoustic duo in the world today,'' according to Richard Cuccaro in Acoustic Live, for a special early Valentine’s Day Show at the Acoustic Café Music Series in Park Ridge, NJ on Saturday, February 9th.
Aztec Two-Step takes its name from the poem "A Coney Island of the Mind" by award-winning beat poet, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, and since 1971 Fowler and Shulman have been writing and performing songs that helped make their generation’s musical memories. Exactly one year after their serendipitous meeting at an open mic in Boston, Rex Fowler and Neal Shulman burst upon the scene with their 1972 Elektra Records debut. That debut, and their three subsequent releases on RCA, helped define the duo as bringing the folk-rock music of the 1960s into the '70s and beyond.
An early 2012 release of Cause & Effect, a new studio CD, commemorates Fowler & Shulman’s 40th Anniversary. It is a collection of sixteen songs of social significance produced by Paul Guzzone and featuring long-time bassist Fred Holman. The album is a combination of re-worked previously recorded songs, as well as newly mined material.
Tickets: $25 advance online at www.cafeacoustic.org or $28 at the door (201) 573-0718 Doors open 7:30 PM. Proceeds benefit the OLM St Vincent’s Haiti scholarship fund.
Refreshments, wheelchair accessible. free parking.
Aztec Two-Step takes its name from the poem "A Coney Island of the Mind" by award-winning beat poet, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, and since 1971 Fowler and Shulman have been writing and performing songs that helped make their generation’s musical memories. Exactly one year after their serendipitous meeting at an open mic in Boston, Rex Fowler and Neal Shulman burst upon the scene with their 1972 Elektra Records debut. That debut, and their three subsequent releases on RCA, helped define the duo as bringing the folk-rock music of the 1960s into the '70s and beyond.
An early 2012 release of Cause & Effect, a new studio CD, commemorates Fowler & Shulman’s 40th Anniversary. It is a collection of sixteen songs of social significance produced by Paul Guzzone and featuring long-time bassist Fred Holman. The album is a combination of re-worked previously recorded songs, as well as newly mined material.
Tickets: $25 advance online at www.cafeacoustic.org or $28 at the door (201) 573-0718 Doors open 7:30 PM. Proceeds benefit the OLM St Vincent’s Haiti scholarship fund.
Refreshments, wheelchair accessible. free parking.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
The YaYas and Carolann Solebello @ Voices Cafe
Unitarian Church, 10 Lyons Plains RoadWestport, CT
Price: $20.00
Website: https://voicescafe.org/buy-tickets/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm-9pm
Barnaby Bright River Spirit Music House Concert Series
47 Jefferson AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 United States
Phone: 347-MUSIC-76
Website: https://www.riverspiritmusic.com
Barnaby Bright - 2010 Falcon Ridge Folk Festival Emerging Artists showcase
Brooklyn-based indie folk rock duo Barnaby Bright, have garnered high accolades for their lyrically captivating and impeccably balanced songwriting and sound. Becky’s angelic voice enchants audiences, while Nathan’s brilliant mastery of multiple instruments and writing styles guides the songs down their path. NY Song Circle Contest Grand Prize winner. "Gravity"(EP) selected as one of Top 100 Albums of 2011 by Amazon.com www.barnabybright.com
Suggested Donation - $20 - 100% goes to the musicians
Music starts at 7:00pm
Pot-luck dinner 1 hour before show – bring a dish!
Email to attend: peter@riverspiritmusic.com
More info at www.riverspiritmusic.com
Brooklyn-based indie folk rock duo Barnaby Bright, have garnered high accolades for their lyrically captivating and impeccably balanced songwriting and sound. Becky’s angelic voice enchants audiences, while Nathan’s brilliant mastery of multiple instruments and writing styles guides the songs down their path. NY Song Circle Contest Grand Prize winner. "Gravity"(EP) selected as one of Top 100 Albums of 2011 by Amazon.com www.barnabybright.com
Suggested Donation - $20 - 100% goes to the musicians
Music starts at 7:00pm
Pot-luck dinner 1 hour before show – bring a dish!
Email to attend: peter@riverspiritmusic.com
More info at www.riverspiritmusic.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30
The Levins with Open Book and Garren Benfield ASK for Music
97 BroadwayKingston, NY
Phone: 845.338.0331
Price: $6.00
Website: https://www.askforarts.org
Please join us for three sets of wonderful live music underneath the warm lighting of our Main Gallery.
Light refreshments and wine are always served. Doors at 7:30 / Music starts at 8 pm.
This February ASK welcomes :
The Levins www.thelevinsmusic.com
Open Book
Garrin Benfield
Light refreshments and wine are always served. Doors at 7:30 / Music starts at 8 pm.
This February ASK welcomes :
The Levins www.thelevinsmusic.com
Open Book
Garrin Benfield
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
Red Molly City Winery
155 Varrick StreetNew York, NY
Phone: 212.608.0555
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.redmolly.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7PM
Folk Alliance International Showcase: The Sea, The Sea, Matt Turk, Jeremiah Birnbaum +++ The Living Room
154 Ludlow St.New York, NY
Phone: (212) 533-7237
Website: https://www.livingroomny.com/
7pm The Sea, The Sea
7:30 Matt Turk
8:20 Jeremiah Birnbaum
9:00 Deering & Down
9:40 Bethel Steele
10:20 Xenia Sky
7:30 Matt Turk
8:20 Jeremiah Birnbaum
9:00 Deering & Down
9:40 Bethel Steele
10:20 Xenia Sky
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00
Movie - Once The Tarrytown Music hall
13 Main StreetTarrytown, NY
Price: $5.00
Website: https://www.tarrytownmusichall.com
This Wed. 2/20 @ 7 pm - at Tarrytown Music Hall $5 Movie: Once
Two musicians in Dublin share a romantic week; the movie that inspired the Tony-winning Broadway play. A modern-day musical about a busker and an immigrant and their eventful week in Dublin, as they write, rehearse and record songs that tell their love story. Director: John Carney
CLIP : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6xIF92OUos&feature=youtu.be
Two musicians in Dublin share a romantic week; the movie that inspired the Tony-winning Broadway play. A modern-day musical about a busker and an immigrant and their eventful week in Dublin, as they write, rehearse and record songs that tell their love story. Director: John Carney
CLIP : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6xIF92OUos&feature=youtu.be
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR Peekskill Coffee House
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914 739 1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR Residency Coffee Lab Roasters
7 Main StTarrytown, NY 10591 USA
Phone: (914) 332-1479
Website: https://local.yahoo.com/details?id=11243228
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5pm
Curtis Becraft with special guest Di Morgan; at the Black Cat in Irvington Black Cat Cafe
45 Main Street Irvington, NY
Website: https://blackcatchef.com/
Curtis returns to this great local cafe and coffeehouse; terrific light meals and salads, a warm-sounding room perfect for acoustic music! Curtis plays guitar piano accordion mandolin harmonicas, and sings classic covers and originals from his latest record Tales of a Traveler and his upcoming record Troubadour. In the shadow in his hero Washington Irving, hope you can come out for this special performance!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Living with Cancer. A Special Benefit Concert! The Bean Runner Cafe
201 S. Division & Esther StreetPeekskill, NY
Phone: 914-737-1701
Price: $30.00
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com/
Sunday, March 3
Two Shows!!!
4:00 - 6:00 pm and 7:00 - 9:00 pm
Rob Morsberger with Suzzy Roche and special guest WILLIE NILE
For this concert, Rob will be joined by Suzzy Roche, a founding member of the singing group The Roches. For over thirty-five years she's performed throughout the US and Europe and made over twenty recordings. She has just completed a new collection of songs with her daughter, Lucy Wainwright Roche, called Fairytale and Myth which features Rob Morsberger on piano, and includes a cover of his brilliant song Everyone Wants To Be Loved.
Songwriter Rob Morsberger has met his recent diagnosis of terminal cancer with a relentless drive towards making as much music as time allows.
On 2/15, Rob will release a 22-song double-CD, 'Early Work 1986-1995', a surprising, eclectic overview of Morsberger’s search for his ''voice' as a literate songwriter; guest singers include Loudon Wainwright III, Marshall Crenshaw, and Suzzy Roche. The double CD reveals the early work of a uniquely talented man, as he navigates a decade of his life and his art.
For reservations call 914-737-1701
$30 suggested donation
Two Shows!!!
4:00 - 6:00 pm and 7:00 - 9:00 pm
Rob Morsberger with Suzzy Roche and special guest WILLIE NILE
For this concert, Rob will be joined by Suzzy Roche, a founding member of the singing group The Roches. For over thirty-five years she's performed throughout the US and Europe and made over twenty recordings. She has just completed a new collection of songs with her daughter, Lucy Wainwright Roche, called Fairytale and Myth which features Rob Morsberger on piano, and includes a cover of his brilliant song Everyone Wants To Be Loved.
Songwriter Rob Morsberger has met his recent diagnosis of terminal cancer with a relentless drive towards making as much music as time allows.
On 2/15, Rob will release a 22-song double-CD, 'Early Work 1986-1995', a surprising, eclectic overview of Morsberger’s search for his ''voice' as a literate songwriter; guest singers include Loudon Wainwright III, Marshall Crenshaw, and Suzzy Roche. The double CD reveals the early work of a uniquely talented man, as he navigates a decade of his life and his art.
For reservations call 914-737-1701
$30 suggested donation
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m.
The Last Waltz Live Irving Town Hall Theater
85 Main StreetIrvington, NY
Phone: 914 591 6602
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.musicincommon.org/
Join us for this very special re-creation of The Band's classic concert featuring The Rev Tor Band & friends to benefit Music in Common. An all star lineup of local, regional, and national acts play the songs of the original guest artists including The Grand Slambovians, Gil Parris, Roxy Perry, The Band Band, Matt Turk, Marc Black, Todd Mack, Montgomery Delaney, Beth & Mark from Spuyten Duyvil, Tom Dudley aka Blues Buddha, KJ Dehnert, Tom Dudley aka Blues Buddha, Anthony Giaccio, Fred Gillen, Jr., Frankie Munz, Jen McCormick Jenson, Roxy Perry, Scott Sherman, Gary Solomon, Mark Salore from Tramps Like Us, and Curtis Winchester.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1PM
Matt Turk Peekskill Coffee House
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914 739 1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00pm
Monthly Gathering the home of George Gierer
1193 Warburton Ave Yonkers, NY 10701
Phone: 646-210-8119
Website: https://GJ_Gierer@yahoo.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 PM
Susan Kane CD Release Show Bean Runner Cafe
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566 USA
Phone: (914) 737-1701
Price: $10.00
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com/
CD Release Show for A Word Child! Full Band, with Steve Kirkman, Jeff Eyrich and Eric Puente.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR The Starving Artist Cafe
249 City Island Avenue, City IslandCity Island Bronx, New York 10464
Phone: 718.885.3779
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 PM
The YaYas, Carolann Solebello and Karyn Oliver in the round @ The Towne Crier Cafe
130 Route 22Pawling, NY
Phone: 845.855.1300
Price: $20.00
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
We'll all be on stage together swapping songs and stories. Of course there will be plenty of collaboration! We're betting on lots of laughs and harmonies.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8PM
Aztec Two-Step 42nd Anniversary, special guest Matt Turk City Winery
155 Varrick StreetNew York, NY
Phone: 212.608.0555
Price: $28.00
Website: https://www.citywinery.com
Aztec Two-Step celebrate their 42nd Anniversary!
Special guest Matt Turk opens with Gary Schreiner on keyboards, accordion and chromatic harmonica.
Special guest Matt Turk opens with Gary Schreiner on keyboards, accordion and chromatic harmonica.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm-9pm
JONATHAN BYRD River Spirit Music House Concert Series
47 Jefferson AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 United States
Phone: 347-MUSIC-76
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.riverspiritmusic.com
JONATHAN BYRD Winner of the Kerrville New Folk Contest
Seventh generation Carolinian and son of a preacher, “Jonathan Byrd doesn't sing songs; he sings truth.” — Performing Songwriter. His most recent album, “Cackalack” reached #1 on the Roots Music Reports folk radio chart. “Jonathan Byrd, the man, the myth, the soon-to-be legend...his spine-tingling, sometimes funny songs make the listener feel they have been invited right into the songwriter's life.” — Amber Amrick, Backstage Beat www.jonathanbyrd.com
Suggested Donation - $20 - 100% goes to the musicians
Music starts at 7:00pm
Pot-luck dinner 1 hour before show – bring a dish!
Email to attend: peter@riverspiritmusic.com
More info at www.riverspiritmusic.com
Seventh generation Carolinian and son of a preacher, “Jonathan Byrd doesn't sing songs; he sings truth.” — Performing Songwriter. His most recent album, “Cackalack” reached #1 on the Roots Music Reports folk radio chart. “Jonathan Byrd, the man, the myth, the soon-to-be legend...his spine-tingling, sometimes funny songs make the listener feel they have been invited right into the songwriter's life.” — Amber Amrick, Backstage Beat www.jonathanbyrd.com
Suggested Donation - $20 - 100% goes to the musicians
Music starts at 7:00pm
Pot-luck dinner 1 hour before show – bring a dish!
Email to attend: peter@riverspiritmusic.com
More info at www.riverspiritmusic.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Curtis Becraft with special guests Di Morgan and Judy Kass Coffee Labs Roasters
Tarrytown NY
Beware the Ides of March! Well, here's one more thing to worry about! :)
Curtis brings his troubadour soul back to Coffee Labs, right next to the Tarrytown Music Hall, for a night of music and great eats and drinks! with special guests Di Morgan and Judy Kass, collaborating with Curtis on their own songs and his too; and maybe some covers to jam on... Hope 2CU2!!!
Curtis brings his troubadour soul back to Coffee Labs, right next to the Tarrytown Music Hall, for a night of music and great eats and drinks! with special guests Di Morgan and Judy Kass, collaborating with Curtis on their own songs and his too; and maybe some covers to jam on... Hope 2CU2!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10am
Curtis Becraft's Farmers Market Hootenany! Mt Kisco Indoor Farmers Market
351 Main StreetMt. Kisco, NY
Website: https://www.communitymarkets.biz/index.php
Curtis Becraft brings his troubadour soul to the Mt. Kisco Farmers Market for a morning hootenany! 10am-1pm at St. Marks Church; there will be a PA, Curtis will play and invite other musicians to also play, with collaborations encouraged. Tribespeople - please message Curtis at curtisbecraft@gmail.com if you would like to come down and sit in! (or just show up and fingers crossed you can join in!)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Urban H2O Presents Rebecca Pronsky and Miles to Dayton Beczak Environmental Center
35 Alexander StreetYonkers, NY 10701
Website: https://www.urbanh2o.org
Get Ready to Rock describes Rebecca Pronsky’s new CD, Only Daughter, as “gritty and dark, layered and dreamy;” she and her band were just featured on John Platt’s Sunday Breakfast on WFUV. The night after her CD Release Tour kicks off at Brooklyn’s Jalopy Theater, Pronsky will be at Yonkers’ Urban H2O!
Miles to Dayton’s music happens at a personal level, their message of love blending elements of folk, rock, classical, and funk into an irresistible invitation. The M2D recipe is simple: four-part vocal harmony, clever songwriting, improvisational violin and cello, and an infectious rhythm section that stirs up the creative stew.
Includes FREE beer from our sponsor—Hudson Valley’s award-winning Captain Lawrence Brewing Company—bring your own mug!
Miles to Dayton’s music happens at a personal level, their message of love blending elements of folk, rock, classical, and funk into an irresistible invitation. The M2D recipe is simple: four-part vocal harmony, clever songwriting, improvisational violin and cello, and an infectious rhythm section that stirs up the creative stew.
Includes FREE beer from our sponsor—Hudson Valley’s award-winning Captain Lawrence Brewing Company—bring your own mug!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 pm
Business Meeting Hammond House
Business meeting for TH Board. Please submit suggested agenda items to President before meeting.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00pm
The Levins : CD Release ZirZamin Subterranean Music Parlor, NYC
Website: https://www.thelevinsmusic.com
The Levins new CD: My Friend Hafiz : music based on the poetry of 14th century poet, as rendered by Daniel Ladinsky in the book, The Gift. With special guests; middle-eastern percussionist, Natalia Perlaza join and bassist/producer, Mark Dann of Mark Dann Studios. $10 suggested donation / includes CD.
at ZirZamin
90 W. Houston NYC
www.zirzaminnyc.com
at ZirZamin
90 W. Houston NYC
www.zirzaminnyc.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR Cafe Mezzaluna
626 Rt. 212 Saugerties, NY
Phone: 845.246.5306
Website: https://www.cafemezzaluna.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 p.m.
Women's Voices for Peace and Justice Peoples Voice Cafe
40 East 35 StreetNew York, NY 10016 USA
Website: https://www.peoplesvoicecafe.org
Pat Lamanna, MaryNell Morgan, and Vicki Rovere will each perform songs for peace and justice. Peoples Voice Cafe is located in the basement of the Community Church of New York Unitarian Universalist. Admission price is suggested donation only. No one will be turned away!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8PM
Matt Turk The Gypsy Joynt
293 Main St.Great Barrington, MA 01230
Phone: (413) 644-8811
Website: https://www.gypsyjoyntcafe.net
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9PM
Julie Corbalis & Matt Turk Rest Au Rant
30-01 35th AvenueLong Island City, NY 11106
Phone: (718) 729-9009
Website: https://www.facebook.com/rarbarlic?sk=wall
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR SOLO SHOW Peekskill Coffee House
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914 739 1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00pm
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering @ the Home of Esther Kinderlerer
70 Hamilton AvenueHastings on Hudson, NY 10706
Cross streets are Mount Hope Blvd. or Merrill St.
There is plenty of on-street parking.
Kids are welcome.
There is plenty of on-street parking.
Kids are welcome.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://www.fredgillenjr.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30PM
Matt Turk Lyrics Coffeehouse
37 Lonetown RoadRedding, CT
Phone: 203-938-2551
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.ctfolk.com
with special guest Julie Corbalis
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10:00 pm
Greetings From Anywhere Birdsall House
970 Main St.Peekskill, NY 10566 US
Website: https://www.birdsallhouse.net/
Greetings From Anywhere blends folk, blues, bluegrass and country into a unique roots-rock hybrid, performing with the gritty, impromptu abandon of a good-old-time garage band. GFA features a diverse array of original compositions alongside choice feel-good covers with fresh, vibrant interpretations that feed on the melodic interplay between guitars, banjo, bass, drums, harmonica and harmonic vocals. This will be GFA's debut at the Birdsall House. No cover!
https://www.facebook.com/events/257790857690724/
http://www.reverbnation.com/greetingsfromanywhere
https://www.facebook.com/events/257790857690724/
http://www.reverbnation.com/greetingsfromanywhere
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m.
Community Unitarian Service Committee Benefit Concert Featuring Pete Seeger and Jim Scott Community Unitarian Church in White Plains
468 Rosedale Ave.White Plains, NY 10605
Phone: 1 888 474 8848
Purchase Tickets: click here
If you have questions about the event, please contact Adam Kent at ask185@aol.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:30
Susan Kane MTK Tavern
30 E Main St Mt Kisco, NY 10549Mount Kisco, NY 10549
Phone: (914) 218-3334
Website: https://www.mtktavern.com
Women and Music Series
Joining me will be Steve Kirkman, Catherine Michaels and Eric Puente
Joining me will be Steve Kirkman, Catherine Michaels and Eric Puente
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Eleven Eleven Grille
1111 Main StreetFishkill, NY
Website: https://www.eleven11grille.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.
South County, Fred Gillen Jr., and Mike Rock Lucy's Lounge
446 Bedford RoadPleasantville, NY
Phone: 914 747-4740
Website: https://www.lucys-lounge.com/
Three Tribes Hill artists come together to wake up Pleasantville!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5pm
South County, Fred Gillen Jr & Mike Rock!!! Lucy's Lounge
446 Bedford RoadPleasantville, New York 10570
Phone: (914) 747-4740
Website: https://www.lucys-lounge.com/#
Three of Tribes Hill's own for an early-evening triple bill at one of Westchester's best venues. And there's no cover...so even your cheap friends can come!
Mike @ 5pm
Fred @ 6pm
www.fredgillenjr.com/
SoCo @ 7pm
www.southcountytheband.com
There might be pulled pork...
We hope to see many of you...
Mike @ 5pm
Fred @ 6pm
www.fredgillenjr.com/
SoCo @ 7pm
www.southcountytheband.com
There might be pulled pork...
We hope to see many of you...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3:00PM
Scott & Rachel Urgola Live Starving Artist Cafe
249 City Island Ave.City Island, NY 10464
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com
www.scotturgola.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Matt Turk - Curtis Becraft - Carla Lynne Hall ZirZamin Subterranean Music Parlor, NYC
90 W Houston St New York, NY 10012
A special singer/songwriter showcase in Manhattan, featuring Tribes Hill's own Matt Turk at 9pm and Curtis Becraft at 10pm.
With special guest Carla Lynne Hall, who collaborates with Curtis in his band the Dilettantes and also as a duet Curtis and Carla.
Matt and Curtis have been playing together for years, and also expect some old favs to come up. This will be a fine night of music in Greenwich Village; and there is no cover charge!!! Please spread the word, come out and support indie music; hope 2 C U!!! 
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 p.m.
GILLEN & TURK and THE LEVINS Bean Runner Cafe
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566 USA
Phone: (914) 737-1701
Price: $10.00
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com/
A "reunion" of sorts for Gillen & Turk. They work together all the time, but not necessarily officially as "Gillen & Turk." Since becoming friends with The Levins, they've been wanting to do a show together, so here it is!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00pm
Greetings From Anywhere The Bitter End
147 Bleecker StreetNYC, NY 10012 USA
Phone: 212 673 7030
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.bitterend.com/
Please come out to support Greetings From Anywhere as they make their debut performance at the legendary Bitter End!
Greetings From Anywhere blends folk, blues, bluegrass and country into a unique roots-rock hybrid, performing with the gritty, impromptu abandon of a good-old-time garage band. GFA features a diverse array of original compositions alongside choice feel-good covers with fresh, vibrant interpretations that feed on the melodic interplay between guitars, banjo, bass, drums, harmonica and harmonic vocals. Tickets only available at the door prior to the show.
https://www.facebook.com/events/213305095460691/
http://www.reverbnation.com/greetingsfromanywhere
Greetings From Anywhere blends folk, blues, bluegrass and country into a unique roots-rock hybrid, performing with the gritty, impromptu abandon of a good-old-time garage band. GFA features a diverse array of original compositions alongside choice feel-good covers with fresh, vibrant interpretations that feed on the melodic interplay between guitars, banjo, bass, drums, harmonica and harmonic vocals. Tickets only available at the door prior to the show.
https://www.facebook.com/events/213305095460691/
http://www.reverbnation.com/greetingsfromanywhere
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6PM
Phil Dollard Returns to the Black Cat The Black Cat Cafe'
45 Main St.Irvington, NY
Phone: 914-231-9060
Website: https://blackcatchef.com
I'll be doing two sets at The Black Cat on Saturday. The Black Cat has become a premier venue in Irvington for live music on the weekends. Great desserts, wraps, homemade soups and caffeinated beverages. Acoustic blues, folk/rock and originals; and an Irish tune or two.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm
The Folkadelics Urban H2O / Beczak Environmental Center
35 Alexander StreetYonkers, NY 10705 USA
Phone: 917 562 8584
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.urbanH2O.org
Brooklyn based, Falcon Ridge Folk Festival favorite.
Led by four-part harmonies, wah-wah mandolin, and beatbox harmonic, The Folkadelics blur folk, funk, reggae, rock, and hip hop to create a unique sound that's guaranteed to make you move.
The evening kicks off with a rare acoustic set followed by the full band for a high-energy, up-off-your-feet second set.
Ticket includes Free Beer from sponsor Captain Lawrence (bring your own mug) and light bites for sale.
For more info on the Urban H2O series go to:
www.UrbanH2O.org or LIKE us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/UrbanH2Oconcerts
Led by four-part harmonies, wah-wah mandolin, and beatbox harmonic, The Folkadelics blur folk, funk, reggae, rock, and hip hop to create a unique sound that's guaranteed to make you move.
The evening kicks off with a rare acoustic set followed by the full band for a high-energy, up-off-your-feet second set.
Ticket includes Free Beer from sponsor Captain Lawrence (bring your own mug) and light bites for sale.
For more info on the Urban H2O series go to:
www.UrbanH2O.org or LIKE us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/UrbanH2Oconcerts
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 - 10 pm
Larry Kolker Band Vista on the Hill Concert Series @ Temple Beth Elohim
31 Mount Ebo Road Brewster, NY 10509
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Vista-On-The-Hill-Concert-Series/134322963410771?fref=ts
New concert series in a great room. We will go from tender & folky to hard-ass blues, with Fred Gillen Jr. on bass and Sticks Levine on drums.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00pm
Spuyten Duyvil with Karyn Oliver First Acoustics Folk Concert Series
First Unitarian Church, Pierrepont Street at Monroe Place, Brooklyn Heights, Brooklyn Brooklyn, N.Y. USA
Phone: 718 788 5994
Price: $25.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://firstacoustics.org
Spuyten Duyvil brings their special brand of amped up Americana to Brooklyn Heights. First Acoustics Folk Concert Series takes place in a comfortable, listening-room style environment set in a beautiful Unitarian Church space.
All seats $25 advance, $30 at door. Box office: 718 788 5994. For tix and more info go to www.firstacoustics.org.
Opening Set, Karyn Oliver.
All seats $25 advance, $30 at door. Box office: 718 788 5994. For tix and more info go to www.firstacoustics.org.
Opening Set, Karyn Oliver.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
Subway Musicians Night With Gillen & Turk, Theo Eastwind, Mountain Animation and one more artist t.b.a. SPIKE HILL
184 Bedford AvenueBrooklyn, NY
Phone: (718) 218-9737
Website: https://www.spikehillmusic.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm
Elaine Romanelli at Acoustic Thursdays with Kurt Henry High Falls Cafe
120 Stone Dock Rd, High Falls, NYHigh Falls, NY 12440
Phone: (845) 687-2699
Website: https://www.highfallscafe.com/
In-the-round with Chris Cernak and Tony Penn at the High Falls Cafe
120 Stone Dock Rd, High Falls, NY
120 Stone Dock Rd, High Falls, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5pm
Curtis Becraft in Irvington! Black Cat Cafe
45 Main Street Irvington, NY
Website: https://blackcatchef.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR With Special Guest Bryce Taylor From Muncie, Indiana Peekskill Coffee House
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914 739 1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
I first met Bryce at the Tribes Hill campfire at the Mountain Stage New Song Festival in West Virginia a bunch of years ago. He is a literate, insightful songwriter who does some great fingerpicking and has a great voice. Let's give him a Tribes Hill welcome!
-Fred G
-Fred G
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 pm
Deuces Child "Baby Steps" (Full Band) CD Release Party w/ Julie Corbalis Bean Runner Cafe
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566 USA
Phone: (914) 737-1701
Price: $10.00
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com/
Deuces Child (Gigi Tanglewood and Lou Patrick) celebrate the release of their debut CD "Baby Steps."
They will be joined on stage with Jimmy Fastiggi, Paul Silverman, Jay Mafale, Bruce Hammer, Tony Ercole and Jorge Caraballo.
Singer/Songwriter Julie Corbalis opens the show.
They will be joined on stage with Jimmy Fastiggi, Paul Silverman, Jay Mafale, Bruce Hammer, Tony Ercole and Jorge Caraballo.
Singer/Songwriter Julie Corbalis opens the show.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10pm
South County Invades Brooklyn! Hank's Saloon
46 Third AvenueBrooklyn, NY 11217
Phone: ain't no phone
Website: https://www.hankssaloon.com/hankssaloon/index.html
South County rides into Brooklyn to play "one sweet ass bar", Hank's Saloon. A Brooklynite mentioned at a recently SoCo show that this would be the perfect room for our raucous live show, so we gave'em a call...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR Residency Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://www.fredgillenjr.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11 am
Tribes Hill Presents at Spring Crafts at Lyndhurst Lyndhurst
635 South BroadwayTarrytown, NY 10591
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.artrider.com
Tribes Hill members are invited to come out to the first major arts and crafts show of the spring to enjoy and support our musicians performing on the Tribes Hill stage there, May 3, 4 and 5. The grounds of the beautiful (and historic) Lyndhurst Mansion, 635 S. Broadway, Tarrytown, NY provide the perfect setting for this show and our musical contribution.
In addition to the TH stage, Todd Crowley (Clearwater Festival) will bring his Instrument Petting Zoo -- so there’s something to keep the kids happy too. Plenty of great food as well.
We’ll have a merchandise and information table to sell our CDs and shirts, sign up new members and promote our website, activities and vibrant community. Hope you can come out!
Tribes Hill Stage Performer Schedule:
Friday 5/4/13
11:20 am – Rupert Wates w/bassist Trifon Dmitrov
12 noon - Judy Kass
12:40 pm - Mike Rock
1:20 pm - Di Morgan
2:00 pm - Todd Crowley (Instrument Petting Zoo)
2:40 pm - Pat Lamanna & Rick Ahneman
3:20 pm - Lisa Lipkin
In addition to the TH stage, Todd Crowley (Clearwater Festival) will bring his Instrument Petting Zoo -- so there’s something to keep the kids happy too. Plenty of great food as well.
We’ll have a merchandise and information table to sell our CDs and shirts, sign up new members and promote our website, activities and vibrant community. Hope you can come out!
Tribes Hill Stage Performer Schedule:
Friday 5/4/13
11:20 am – Rupert Wates w/bassist Trifon Dmitrov
12 noon - Judy Kass
12:40 pm - Mike Rock
1:20 pm - Di Morgan
2:00 pm - Todd Crowley (Instrument Petting Zoo)
2:40 pm - Pat Lamanna & Rick Ahneman
3:20 pm - Lisa Lipkin
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
An evening with Curtis Becraft Starving Artist Cafe
Join Curtis for an evening of original music from his debut record Tales of a Traveler and also his upcoming record Troubadour; piano, guitars, mandolin, accordion... with some classic covers thrown in! No cover charge; very family-friendly venue; with special musical guests; we hope to see you!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11 am
Tribes Hill Presents at Spring Crafts at Lyndhurst Lyndhurst
635 South BroadwayTarrytown, NY 10591
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.artrider.com
Tribes Hill members are invited to come out to the first major arts and crafts show of the spring to enjoy and support our musicians performing on the Tribes Hill stage there, May 3, 4 and 5. The grounds of the beautiful (and historic) Lyndhurst Mansion, 635 S. Broadway, Tarrytown, NY provide the perfect setting for this show and our musical contribution.
In addition to the TH stage, Todd Crowley (Clearwater Festival) will bring his Instrument Petting Zoo -- so there’s something to keep the kids happy too. Plenty of great food as well.
We’ll have a merchandise and information table to sell our CDs and shirts, sign up new members and promote our website, activities and vibrant community. Hope you can come out!
Saturday May 4, 2013
11 am - Steve Kaplan & Shirl Lawrence (Great Blue)
11:40 am - Susan Kane
12:20 pm - Mbira NYC
1 pm - Eddie Denise
1:40 pm – 3 Wheel Drive
2:20 pm - Larry Kolker w/Sticks Levine
3 pm - The Levins
3:40 pm - David Goldman
4:20 pm - Marci Geller
In addition to the TH stage, Todd Crowley (Clearwater Festival) will bring his Instrument Petting Zoo -- so there’s something to keep the kids happy too. Plenty of great food as well.
We’ll have a merchandise and information table to sell our CDs and shirts, sign up new members and promote our website, activities and vibrant community. Hope you can come out!
Saturday May 4, 2013
11 am - Steve Kaplan & Shirl Lawrence (Great Blue)
11:40 am - Susan Kane
12:20 pm - Mbira NYC
1 pm - Eddie Denise
1:40 pm – 3 Wheel Drive
2:20 pm - Larry Kolker w/Sticks Levine
3 pm - The Levins
3:40 pm - David Goldman
4:20 pm - Marci Geller
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 doors 7:30pm show 8:00pm
In the Merry Month of May: A musical commemoration of May Day, spring, and love’s sweet sway Peoples' Voice Cafe
40 East 35th Street (in the Univ Unit. Church)New York, NY 10016
Price: $18.00
Website: https://www.peoplesvoicecafe.org/
Three solo artists come together to meld jazz, folk, and original anthems in this one-time collaboration, commemorating May Day and celebrating the power of hope, love, and collective action. Be reminded, be inspired.
Featuring Ben Grosscup, Elaine Romanelli, and Pam Parker (see descriptions below)
Door prize drawing at intermission
ARTIST DESCRIPTIONS
Ben Grosscup performs songs of struggle and social critique. His songs make no apology for having a position on contemporary events. Based in Amherst, MA, Ben is an activist involved in organizing for immigrant rights, ecological justice, and resisting military violence. He serves on the Steering Committee of the People's Music Network. www.soundclick.com/bengrosscup
Elaine Romanelli's songs address social justice, being at a crossroads, and keeping going. Her album Real Deal rose to the top 25 on the roots and Americana charts and spins on folk, college, and syndicated public radio. Elaine has shared the stage with other Peoples’ Voice favorites, including legendary musician and activist Si Kahn, and Grammy-nominated artist SONiA/Disappear Fear. www.elaineromanelli.com
Pam Parker is on the staff of a national union and has been an activist, singer, and cultural worker for most of her life. She performs from concert halls to peace rallies and everywhere in between. Her voice soothes the soul and lifts the spirit as it delivers messages of hope for a better world. Pam will be accompanied by singer Jobari Parker Namdar and guitarist Richard Miller. www.pamparker.com.
Featuring Ben Grosscup, Elaine Romanelli, and Pam Parker (see descriptions below)
Door prize drawing at intermission
ARTIST DESCRIPTIONS
Ben Grosscup performs songs of struggle and social critique. His songs make no apology for having a position on contemporary events. Based in Amherst, MA, Ben is an activist involved in organizing for immigrant rights, ecological justice, and resisting military violence. He serves on the Steering Committee of the People's Music Network. www.soundclick.com/bengrosscup
Elaine Romanelli's songs address social justice, being at a crossroads, and keeping going. Her album Real Deal rose to the top 25 on the roots and Americana charts and spins on folk, college, and syndicated public radio. Elaine has shared the stage with other Peoples’ Voice favorites, including legendary musician and activist Si Kahn, and Grammy-nominated artist SONiA/Disappear Fear. www.elaineromanelli.com
Pam Parker is on the staff of a national union and has been an activist, singer, and cultural worker for most of her life. She performs from concert halls to peace rallies and everywhere in between. Her voice soothes the soul and lifts the spirit as it delivers messages of hope for a better world. Pam will be accompanied by singer Jobari Parker Namdar and guitarist Richard Miller. www.pamparker.com.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 12 pm
Tribes Hill Presents at Spring Crafts at Lyndhurst Lyndhurst
635 South BroadwayTarrytown, NY 10591
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.artrider.com
Tribes Hill members are invited to come out to the first major arts and crafts show of the spring to enjoy and support our musicians performing on the Tribes Hill stage there, May 3, 4 and 5. The grounds of the beautiful (and historic) Lyndhurst Mansion, 635 S. Broadway, Tarrytown, NY provide the perfect setting for this show and our musical contribution.
In addition to the TH stage, Todd Crowley (Clearwater Festival) will bring his Instrument Petting Zoo -- so there’s something to keep the kids happy too. Plenty of great food as well.
We’ll have a merchandise and information table to sell our CDs and shirts, sign up new members and promote our website, activities and vibrant community. Hope you can come out!
Sunday May 5, 2013
12 pm - Phil Dollard
12:40 pm - Curtis Becraft
1:20 pm - Loretta Hagen
2 pm - South County (as a duo or trio)
2:40 pm - Matt Turk
3:20 pm - Josh Joffen
In addition to the TH stage, Todd Crowley (Clearwater Festival) will bring his Instrument Petting Zoo -- so there’s something to keep the kids happy too. Plenty of great food as well.
We’ll have a merchandise and information table to sell our CDs and shirts, sign up new members and promote our website, activities and vibrant community. Hope you can come out!
Sunday May 5, 2013
12 pm - Phil Dollard
12:40 pm - Curtis Becraft
1:20 pm - Loretta Hagen
2 pm - South County (as a duo or trio)
2:40 pm - Matt Turk
3:20 pm - Josh Joffen
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:00PM
TRINA HAMLIN River Spirit Music House Concert Series
Hastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: 347-MUSIC-76
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.riverspiritmusic.com
Voted one of the “most wanted new artists" at the Falcon Ridge Folk Festival
With a rich, powerful voice, Hamlin reveals a rare confluence of Midwestern innocence, contemplative focus, and raw passion while adding a disarmingly sharp wit in her stage banter. She seamlessly moves from guitar to piano with self accompaniment on harmonica leaving many who have seen her wondering what she can't do. Regarded as one of the best harmonica players around, she presents a driving, sensuous rhythm in her performance reawakening audiences to the art of the instrument. Trina has performed to a sold out crowd at the Newport Folk Festival in the company of Ani Di Franco, Dar Williams, and The Indigo Girls.
www.trinahamlin.com
Suggested Donation - $20 100% goes to the musicians
Pot-luck dinner 1 hour before show – bring a dish!
Email to attend: peter@riverspiritmusic.com
More info at www.riverspiritmusic.com
With a rich, powerful voice, Hamlin reveals a rare confluence of Midwestern innocence, contemplative focus, and raw passion while adding a disarmingly sharp wit in her stage banter. She seamlessly moves from guitar to piano with self accompaniment on harmonica leaving many who have seen her wondering what she can't do. Regarded as one of the best harmonica players around, she presents a driving, sensuous rhythm in her performance reawakening audiences to the art of the instrument. Trina has performed to a sold out crowd at the Newport Folk Festival in the company of Ani Di Franco, Dar Williams, and The Indigo Girls.
www.trinahamlin.com
Suggested Donation - $20 100% goes to the musicians
Pot-luck dinner 1 hour before show – bring a dish!
Email to attend: peter@riverspiritmusic.com
More info at www.riverspiritmusic.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00pm
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering @ the Home of Ilana Arazie & Matt Turk
633 North Broadway (22 Riverview Place)Hastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
Parking is across the street on Edgars Lane.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR Solo Show The Roadhouse Tavern
208 Tomahawk Road Street (Rt. 118)Yorktown Heights, NY 10598
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Steve Forbert in Concert Acoustic Cafe Music Series at OLM Academy
25 Fremont AvePark Ridge, NJ 07656 usa
Phone: 201-573-0718
Price: $20.00
Website: https://www.cafeacoustic.org
In celebration of the 35th anniversary of the release of Alive On Arrival, American troubadour Steve Forbert will be in concert at the Acoustic Café on Saturday, May 11th. Steve will be performing the songs in their entirety, and also other fan favorites and tracks from his newest release, Over With You.
Special guest Patrick Fitzsimmons opens the show.
As a young man from Meridian, Mississippi, Steve traveled to New York City and played
guitar for spare change in Grand Central Station. He vaulted to international prominence
with a folk-rock hit, “Romeo’s Tune,” during a time when rootsy rock was fading out and the
Ramones, Talking Heads and other New Wave and punk acts were moving in to the public
consciousness. Still, critics raved about Forbert’s poetic lyrics and engaging melodies, and the crowds at CBGB’s club in New York accepted him alongside those acts.
After his first two records came a plethora of well-crafted, unforgettable songs on such
albums as Little Stevie Orbit, Streets of This Town, The American in Me, Mission of the
Crossroad Palms and Evergreen Boy. His tribute to Jimmie Rodgers, Any Old Time, was
nominated for a Grammy Award in 2004.
Forbert’s lengthy discography has established him as an American icon. His music was pure
Americana before that genre was recognized. The road and the changing landscape are an
integral part of the hard-working Forbert’s life and songwriting. He was a truck driver before
releasing his first album and says there’s “romance” involved when he gets in the car after
each show and drives to the next gig in another city.
Fourteen albums on, Forbert’s stamp on American music is akin to the legendary footprints
of Warren Zevon, Gene Clark, Gram Parsons and other top American songwriters, and he
has often been compared to the likes of Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, and Bruce Springsteen.
www.steveforbert.com
Tickets: $20 advance online & $25 at the door www.cafeacoustic.org 201-573-0718
Proceeds benefit the OLM St Vincent’s Haiti Scholarship fund.
All ages. Refreshments, wheelchair accessible, free parking.
Special guest Patrick Fitzsimmons opens the show.
As a young man from Meridian, Mississippi, Steve traveled to New York City and played
guitar for spare change in Grand Central Station. He vaulted to international prominence
with a folk-rock hit, “Romeo’s Tune,” during a time when rootsy rock was fading out and the
Ramones, Talking Heads and other New Wave and punk acts were moving in to the public
consciousness. Still, critics raved about Forbert’s poetic lyrics and engaging melodies, and the crowds at CBGB’s club in New York accepted him alongside those acts.
After his first two records came a plethora of well-crafted, unforgettable songs on such
albums as Little Stevie Orbit, Streets of This Town, The American in Me, Mission of the
Crossroad Palms and Evergreen Boy. His tribute to Jimmie Rodgers, Any Old Time, was
nominated for a Grammy Award in 2004.
Forbert’s lengthy discography has established him as an American icon. His music was pure
Americana before that genre was recognized. The road and the changing landscape are an
integral part of the hard-working Forbert’s life and songwriting. He was a truck driver before
releasing his first album and says there’s “romance” involved when he gets in the car after
each show and drives to the next gig in another city.
Fourteen albums on, Forbert’s stamp on American music is akin to the legendary footprints
of Warren Zevon, Gene Clark, Gram Parsons and other top American songwriters, and he
has often been compared to the likes of Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, and Bruce Springsteen.
www.steveforbert.com
Tickets: $20 advance online & $25 at the door www.cafeacoustic.org 201-573-0718
Proceeds benefit the OLM St Vincent’s Haiti Scholarship fund.
All ages. Refreshments, wheelchair accessible, free parking.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
The Levins and Terry Kitchen & Mara Levine Buttonwood Tree Performing Arts & Cultural Center
605 Main StreetMiddletown, CT 06457
Phone: (860)-347-4957
Website: https://www.buttonwood.org/
An evening of harmony-driven acoustic with The Levins and another acclaimed dynamic duo: Terry and Mara.
Mara's cd: Jewels and Harmony was #1 on the Folk DJ Charts in Jan.
Mara's cd: Jewels and Harmony was #1 on the Folk DJ Charts in Jan.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11am
Curtis Becraft's Flower Patch Hootenany! United Methodist Church of Mount Kisco
300 east Main StreetMount Kisco, NY 10549
Its a Flower Patch at the United Methodist Church of Mount Kisco! Musicians are invited to come out and play; Curtis Becraft will host and MC, but all will have a chance to do their thing... There will be a PA and mics, so just bring your instrument and come ready to play; Hope 2 C U !!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30PM
Matt Turk Uncle Henry's Acoustic Wednesdays
309-311 Halstead AvenueHarrison, NY
Phone: (914) 835-0804
Website: https://www.unclehenrysbarandgrill.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6PM
Matt Turk High Falls Cafe
12 Stone Dock Rd.High Falls, NY 12440
Phone: (845) 687-2699
Website: https://www.highfallscafe.com
Acoustic Thursdays
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Curtis Becraft in Tarrytown! Coffee Labs - Tarrytown
7 Main Street Tarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://web.mac.com/coffeelabsroasters/iWeb/CoffeeLabsRoasters/The+Shop.html
Curtis appears this Friday evening at Coffee Labs in Tarrytown! No cover, great place for Friday night fun; with special musical guests; hope to see you! 
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8-10 pm
Larry Kolker in Montauk Montauk Music Festival
Montauk, NY
Website: https://themontaukmusicfestival.com/
Come on out for a weekend by the beach before the crowds and room rate increases! Larry w/ Jeremy Kolker on drums, along with 100 or so other acts, are descending upon Montauk for the 4th annual music festival. Larry plays 5/17 at Sammy's and 5/18 also at 8-10 pm at the Trails End.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 noon to 7 p.m.
Sunplugged: A Solar- Powered Concert Celebtrating Local Solutions To Climate Challenges! MacEchron Waterfront Park
River StreetHastings On Hudson, NY
Website: https://www.solarpunch.org/sunplugged/index.html
12:00 Welcome!
12:05 Community Solutions
12:30 Solar Punch
1:30 Farragut Middle School Eco-song
1:45 T.H. Culhane w/ Jarrod Britt
2:10 The Levins
3:05 South County
4:00 Raffle 1/ announcements
4:10 Michael Culhane
4:30 Julie Corbalis
5:15 Raffles 2 & 3
5:25 Hope Machine
6:25 Roshni
7:00 Shaman Clever Grefa
All other details at link
12:05 Community Solutions
12:30 Solar Punch
1:30 Farragut Middle School Eco-song
1:45 T.H. Culhane w/ Jarrod Britt
2:10 The Levins
3:05 South County
4:00 Raffle 1/ announcements
4:10 Michael Culhane
4:30 Julie Corbalis
5:15 Raffles 2 & 3
5:25 Hope Machine
6:25 Roshni
7:00 Shaman Clever Grefa
All other details at link
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR Solo Show Birdsall House
970 Main St.Peekskill, NY 10566 US
Website: https://www.birdsallhouse.net/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5pm
Curtis Becraft in Irvington! Black Cat Cafe
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:30pm
Matt Turk Trio with Fred Gillen Jr/bass, harmonica, washboard, vocals; Kevin Hupp/drums Redding Roadhouse
406 Redding RoadWest Redding, CT 06896
Phone: (203) 938-2388
Website: https://reddingroadhouse.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:30PM
Matt Turk Gabriel's Fountain
948 Washington Valley RdMartinsville, NJ 08836
Phone: (732) 469-5800
Website: https://gabrielsfountain.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00pm
Snake Oil Review at Rockwood II with Blind Boy Paxton, Lindsay Lou and the Flatbellies, and Spuyten Duyvil Rockwood Music Hall
196 Allen StreetNYC, NY 10002 USA
Phone: 212 477 4155
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.rockwoodmusichall.com
Sunday Evening of Memorial Day Weekend, The Snake Oil Review rolls back into Rockwood Music Hall, 2nd space. Celebrate the long weekend with a raucous foot stompin' night kicking off with Blind Boy Paxton at 8:00pm, followed by Lindsay Lou and the Flatbellies at 9:00pm, followed by Spuyten Duvyil at 10:00pm. Hosted by WFDU's Ron Olesko.
Check out the bands:
Old-timey rag with Jeron "Blind Boy Paxton: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OwheD91cfLA
Foot tappin', lyrical and harmony filled throwback music with Lindsay Lou and the Flatbellys: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZd788TlOnI
Amped up Americana with Spuyten Duyvil: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3rmIuS4KMI
Check out the bands:
Old-timey rag with Jeron "Blind Boy Paxton: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OwheD91cfLA
Foot tappin', lyrical and harmony filled throwback music with Lindsay Lou and the Flatbellys: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZd788TlOnI
Amped up Americana with Spuyten Duyvil: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3rmIuS4KMI
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1PM
Matt Turk at Dylan Fest with Curtis Becraft/accordion, keyboard, harmonica, Warwick Valley Winery
114 Little York Rd.Warwick, NY
Phone: (845) 258-4858
Website: https://www.wvwinery.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm
The Levins Art Cafe of Nyack
- 65 S Broadway Nyack, NY 10960
This is one of our favorite places on our side of the Hudson. They serve Blue Bottle Coffee from CA and their salads and rice bowls are legendary. It will be an intimate and fun filled evening. - 65 S Broadway Nyack, NY 10960
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9 pm
Phil Dollard Solo Show at Birdsall House Birdsall House
970 Main St.Peekskill, NY 10566 US
Website: https://www.birdsallhouse.net/
Craft beers (many to choose from,) an eclectic farm to table menu and acoustic blues/folk/rock. Hey, start the weekend early this week; come on over to Peekskill's premier music venue. Hope to see you there.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR Solo Show Peekskill Coffee House
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY
Phone: 914 739 1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8-10pm
Julie Corbalis solo acoustic! SONO Caffeine
Washington st.South Norwalk, CT
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://Www.sonocaffeine.com
FREE!!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 pm
Joni Mitchell's Blue: A 40th Anniversary Celebration First Acoustics Folk Concert Series
First Unitarian Church, Pierrepont Street at Monroe Place, Brooklyn Heights, Brooklyn Brooklyn, N.Y. USA
Phone: 718 788 5994
Price: $20.00
Website: https://firstacoustics.org
Joni Mitchell’s Blue: A 40th Anniversary Celebration features a stellar cast of twelve of the New York City area’s finest female singer/songwriters (and Philadelphia-based percussionist Cheryl Prashker) honoring the 40th anniversary of Joni Mitchell’s landmark album, Blue.
The performers on Joni Mitchell’s Blue are members of a collective known as “Chicks with Dip” — a group of independently performing female singer-songwriters who gather semi-regularly to enjoy each other’s company and the pleasures of good conversation, good songs, and good dip. The Chicks will celebrate their 10th anniversary this year. The Blue project has provided them with a rare opportunity to perform together.
“The idea for the Blue show sprang up organically last summer,” says Carolann Solebello, longtime Chick and former member of female Americana trio Red Molly. “We were discussing Joni Mitchell and what her songwriting has meant to each of us, and since we’re always on the lookout for ways to collaborate, the 40th anniversary of Joni’s masterpiece seemed the perfect opportunity.”
The original performance of their tribute was held as a benefit for The Christopher Street Coffeehouse in NYC. The overwhelming response to the show prompted the Chicks to record a “cast album,” produced by Jay Mafale at his Hudson Valley NY studio, The Wind-Up Shop (TheWind-UpShop.com).
WFUV Public Radio's John Platt calls the album "a wonderful accomplishment -- it's one thing to come up with the idea..it's something else to pull it off so well, doing justice to the intricacies of Joni's words and music and the classic beauty of her voice at that moment in time."
Performers include:
MEG BRAUN megbraun.com
ANNA DAGMAR annadagmar.com
HONOR FINNEGAN honorfinnegan.com
SHARON GOLDMAN sharongoldmanmusic.com
VICTORIA LAVINGTON cdbaby.com/VictoriaLavington
CATHERINE MILES wearetheyayas.com
KARYN OLIVER karynoliver.com
ELISA PEIMER elisapeimer.com
CHERYL PRASHKER cherylprashker.com
ALLISON SCOLA allisonscola.com
CAROLANN SOLEBELLO carolannsolebello.com
ALLISON TARTALIA allisonsinvention.com
For more information, visit us at facebook.com/JoniMitchellsBlue
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8PM
Matt Turk with Gary Schreiner/accordion, keys, chromatic harmonica The Gypsy Joynt
293 Main St.Great Barrington, MA 01230
Phone: (413) 644-8811
Website: https://www.gypsyjoyntcafe.net
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
No First Monday Gathering tonight; it is this Sunday 6/9
REMINDER: There's no Monday night gathering today. Our June gathering is at our Annual Picnic, Meeting, Open Mic, Hootenanny, Potluck, etc. event next Sunday, June 9 at Hammond House starting at 1pm. Please come!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR Residency Coffee Lab Roasters
7 Main StTarrytown, NY 10591 USA
Phone: (914) 332-1479
Website: https://www.coffeelabs.com/CoffeeLabsRoasters/Home.html
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Curtis Becraft, Fred Gillen Jr, and Matt Turk Pop Up Art Gallery & Craft Fair
Main Street School Parking Lot, 101 Main Street Irvington, NY
Website: https://rivertownsny.org/Current-Events.4039642.html
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00pm
Bezcak Benefit Concert with Spuyten Duyvil with Bobtown Beczak Environmental Center
35 Alexander StreetYonkers, NY 10701
Phone: 917 562 8584
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.urbanH2O.org
Urban H2O is thrilled to welcome back favorite Spuyten Duyvil in a benefit performance for Educational Programming for Beczak Environment Center on the Hudson River in downtown Yonkers. Spuyten Duyvil brings traditional jug band energy, amped-up lap steel guitar and Chicago-style blues harp that propels you on a barn-burning romp through American Roots music.
Opening for them is the unique, badlands folk band Bobtown: “they will warm you up in their crafted tales of old and new and keep you warm while the world’s storms rage around you.” Brooklyn County
Check out their music:
Bobtown: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJojTy1pj8E
Spuyten Duyvil: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uk2nFg6-bxA
Opening for them is the unique, badlands folk band Bobtown: “they will warm you up in their crafted tales of old and new and keep you warm while the world’s storms rage around you.” Brooklyn County
Check out their music:
Bobtown: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJojTy1pj8E
Spuyten Duyvil: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uk2nFg6-bxA
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Tribes Hill's Annual Meeting and Summer Solstice Hootenanny Hammond House, Valhalla, NY
Join us one and all, rain or shine for Tribes Hill’s annual picnic, hootenanny, business meeting, open mic, concert and campfire song circle - all in a fun-filled one-day event! Our Free event is open to TH members, and anyone else who wants to enjoy this day. Children are welcome and encouraged!
As it is Tribes Hill’s Summer Fundraiser, donations are appreciated to offset costs of this, other events, and basic organization expenses that help support this volunteer run music organization.
Please bring a contribution for the dinner feast – main dish, appetizer, salad, dessert (ingredient labels are helpful).
TH will provide burgers (meat and veggie),hot dogs and some beverages.
We’ll have folding chairs set up, do bring your own chair or blanket if you wish.
We'll have a raffle for a basket of CD's donated by musicians; if you are one, remember to bring your CD's!
Here’s the schedule:
Check-In at Welcome Table
1 p.m. Open Mic - Mike Rock, Emcee and Sign-up
4 p.m. Potluck Dinner
5 p.m. Annual Business Meeting and Election of new Board of Directors and Officers
6 p.m. Featured Artists are South County, and The Levins
8 p.m. Campfire Song Circle w/ S’mores
We could use some volunteers for set-up and breakdown - Saturday night set-up; Sunday clean-up and break-down. Sunday: We need volunteer helpers for Shifts at our Welcome/Merch Table and a few experienced BBQ/Grillers. Also, a few willing to keep an eye on the refuse containers so we can stay environmentally friendly.
Please respond to Di Morgan at SunnyDiShines@aol.com
See you soon!
DIRECTIONS TO HAMMOND HOUSE, 111 Grasslands Rd. (1 Hammond House Rd.), Valhalla NY 10595
FROM THE SOUTH take the Sprain to Eastview exit. Turn left onto Grasslands Rd.Drive about 0.8 mile to second traffic light.
Turn left, then left again into Trustco Bank parking lot. Walk back up Grasslands Road to Hammond House Road which is actually the driveway of the house and event. You may drop off at driveway before you park at Trustco.
FROM THE NORTH take the Sprain to Eastview exit. Turn right onto Grasslands Rd and follow directions above.
(driveway to Hammond House is about 0.5 miles from Sprain exits; traffic light is just beyond.)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5pm
The Levins Irvington Farmers Market
Main StreetIrvington, NY 10706 USA
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00pm
Caramoor @ KMA presents Spuyten Duyvil Katonah Art Museum
134 Jay Street - Route 22 Katonah, New York 10536 USA
Phone: (914) 232-9555
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.katonahmuseum.org
Spuyten Duyvil appears in the first of a new concert series co-produced by The Katonah Art Museum and Caramoor Center for Music and The Arts
Wednesday June 12th, 7:00pm
Yonkers-based Spuyten Duyvil charges the air with their traditional jug band energy, soaring vocals, and amped-up lap steel guitar and Chicago-style blues harp.
Caramoor @ KMA, music takes place in the Katonah Museum of Art sculpture garden. This is one of three performances co-produced by the Katonah Museum of Art and the Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts.
Advance reservations highly recommended. $15 members, $20 non-members; admission includes complimentary beer and wine. Doors open at 6:30, concert starts at 7:00. In the event of rain, performances will take place off-site. Check KMA website for details: http://www.katonahmuseum.org/programs-and-events/
Wednesday June 12th, 7:00pm
Yonkers-based Spuyten Duyvil charges the air with their traditional jug band energy, soaring vocals, and amped-up lap steel guitar and Chicago-style blues harp.
Caramoor @ KMA, music takes place in the Katonah Museum of Art sculpture garden. This is one of three performances co-produced by the Katonah Museum of Art and the Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts.
Advance reservations highly recommended. $15 members, $20 non-members; admission includes complimentary beer and wine. Doors open at 6:30, concert starts at 7:00. In the event of rain, performances will take place off-site. Check KMA website for details: http://www.katonahmuseum.org/programs-and-events/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 pm
The Levins The Old 76 House
110 Main St Tappan, NY 10983Tappan, NY 10983
In Tappan, north of the Turning Point. This is a historic site with a colonial atmosphere and great food.
110 Main St Tappan, NY 10983
110 Main St Tappan, NY 10983
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8-10 pm
Larry Kolker Band returns to the BeanRunner The Bean Runner Cafe
201 S. Division & Esther StreetPeekskill, NY
Phone: 914-737-1701
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com/
Only Peekskill show this Spring. Do not miss Larry with Fred Gillen Jr. bass, Sticks Levine on drums, Judy Kass on harmonies, and Curtis Becraft on pretty much everything else. Great listening venue!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8-11pm
An Evening of Country Classics with Deuces Child, Phil Dollard and Julie Corbalis! Starving Artist Cafe & Gallery
249 City Island AvenueCity Island, NY 10464
Phone: (718) 885-3779
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com
Reservations recommended.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm
The Levins and The Twangtown Paramours Hard Luck Cafe
30 Washington DriveCenterport, NY
Phone: 631.425-2925
Website: https://fmsh.org/the-hard-luck-cafe/
The Folk Society of Huntington is hosting this evening of harmony-driven duets.
Hard Luck Café concerts are held in the Sky Room at Huntington’s Cinema Arts Centre – 423 Park Avenue, Huntington, NY.
The Hard Luck Café, begun in 1992, strives to do the same by presenting local, regional and up-and-coming national touring artists in an intimate atmosphere. Held on the third Thursday of the month, from September to June, at Huntington’s Cinema Arts Centre, the Hard Luck Café usually features a split bill with two artists/groups, preceded by an open mic (for which sign-up is at 7 p.m.).
Hard Luck Café concerts are held in the Sky Room at Huntington’s Cinema Arts Centre – 423 Park Avenue, Huntington, NY.
The Hard Luck Café, begun in 1992, strives to do the same by presenting local, regional and up-and-coming national touring artists in an intimate atmosphere. Held on the third Thursday of the month, from September to June, at Huntington’s Cinema Arts Centre, the Hard Luck Café usually features a split bill with two artists/groups, preceded by an open mic (for which sign-up is at 7 p.m.).
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5pm
Curtis Becraft with special guests Scoot Horton, Di Morgan and Tom from Nyack! Black Cat Cafe
At the Black Cat, a great coffeehouse in Irvington; terrific listening room, great food and drink, very comfortable and friendly, no cover charge; we hope to see you!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 pm
Great Blue at the Starving Artist Starving Artist Cafe'
249 City Island Avenue City Island The Bronx, NY 10464
Phone: (718) 885-3779
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com
The Starving Artist Cafe' and Gallery is located at 249 City Island Avenue City Island, The Bronx, NY 10464
Great Blue (a/k/a Shirl Lawrence & Steve Kaplan) will play at the place where numerous Tribes Hill members
they love playing at. You'll have a unique experience in this small but venerable spot. Enjoy a full evening of
eclectic tunes, have some good food and something to drink.
Great Blue (a/k/a Shirl Lawrence & Steve Kaplan) will play at the place where numerous Tribes Hill members
they love playing at. You'll have a unique experience in this small but venerable spot. Enjoy a full evening of
eclectic tunes, have some good food and something to drink.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Ten Rocks Family Picnic Ten Rocks in the Catskills
South Kortright, NY
To celebrate our fourth year we have four great acts returning. Mike and Ruthy who started it all at our first picnic. The Honey Dewdrops, Rosie Newton and Richie Stearns and our own Miss Kayln Rock. Plus we will have an open mic for anyone who has a song to sing. Tribes Hill friends and family call Rick for info at 914-564-9212
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Peter Calo with special guest Steve Chizmadia Philipstown Depot Theatre
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://philipstowndepottheatre.org/
Philipstown Depot Theatre Music Tracks
presents
Peter Calo
with special guest
Steve Chizmadia
With
Chris Marshak / drums
Pete Donovan / Bass
Buy tickets at brown paper bag
Or call 845-424-3900
Admission $15.00
presents
Peter Calo
with special guest
Steve Chizmadia
With
Chris Marshak / drums
Pete Donovan / Bass
Buy tickets at brown paper bag
Or call 845-424-3900
Admission $15.00
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 PM
Hans Richter: Everything Turns- Everything Revolves by Dave Davidson Jacob Burn Film Center
364 Manville Rd.Pleasantville, NY 10570
Phone: 914-747-5555
Price: $9.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.burnsfilmcenter.org
EAST COAST PREMIERE!!!
“I have always used film as a free and creative medium, equal in every respect to the other arts.” (Hans Richter)
Dadaist provocateur, surrealist painter, and pioneering filmmaker, Hans Richter was a major force in 20th century art. At the forefront of the German avant-garde, he fled to the US in 1941, becoming director of City College’s department of documentary production. There, he was prophet to a generation of experimental filmmakers. Featuring interviews with colleagues, footage from Richter’s revolutionary films, and recently discovered audiotapes of Richter himself.
Q&A filmmaker Dave Davidson, who will also show two re-scored short films by Richter, Filmstudie and Ghosts Before Breakfast, scored by Rob Morsbrerger
Screenings of Gerhard Richter Painting and Hans Richter: Everything Turns—Everything Revolves are sponsored by the Westchester Community Foundation and made possible through The Rudyard and Emanuella Reimss Fund, dedicated to promoting Germanic culture in Westchester County. These screenings are part of the series Masters of German Culture, highlighting great works by and about German artists.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10pm
Curtis Becraft and Matt Turk Cafe Steinhof
Two Rivertown troubadours bring their heartfelt songwriting and musicianship to the heart of Brooklyn!!! Come at 9pm for a fabulous dinner and drinks; music stats at 10pm; we hope to see you! 
422 7th Ave, Brooklyn, New York 11215
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR With Special Guest LAURA BOWMAN Peekskill Coffee House
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY
Phone: 914 739 1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9 p.m. to midnight
FRED GILLEN JR SOLO ACOUSTIC ROCK SHOW The Roadhouse Tavern
208 Tomahawk Road Street (Rt. 118)Yorktown Heights, NY 10598
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 Noon to 10 p.m.
American roots Music Festival Caramoor
149 Girdle Ridge RoadKatonah, NY 10536
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.caramoor.org/festival/americanroots
Daytime Performances:
David Wax Museum
John McCutcheon
Heritage Blues Quartet
The Stray Birds
Doug & Telisha
Spuyten Duyvil
Walkabout Clearwater Chorus
Evening Performance:
The Del McCoury Band - Del McCoury sings Woody Guthrie (World Premiere)
David Wax Museum
John McCutcheon
Heritage Blues Quartet
The Stray Birds
Doug & Telisha
Spuyten Duyvil
Walkabout Clearwater Chorus
Evening Performance:
The Del McCoury Band - Del McCoury sings Woody Guthrie (World Premiere)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00pm
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering at the home of Di and Tom Morgan
43 Birchwood Lane Hartsdale, NY
Phone: 914-761-3539
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:30pm
The Levins Saugerties Sunset Concert Series
Website: https://village.saugerties.ny.us/content/Calendars/View/1/2013/7;/content/CalendarEntries/View/2568
Enjoy music at the Saugerties Summer Music Series
Free Concert! "Where the mountains meet the river"
~Saugerties Sunset Concert Series~ ~~Friday July 5th 6:30 with Chrissy Budzinski & Big Joe Fitz at Glasco Mini Park
Free Concert! "Where the mountains meet the river"
~Saugerties Sunset Concert Series~ ~~Friday July 5th 6:30 with Chrissy Budzinski & Big Joe Fitz at Glasco Mini Park
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Monthly Residency Coffee Lab Roasters
7 Main StTarrytown, NY 10591 USA
Phone: (914) 332-1479
Website: https://local.yahoo.com/details?id=11243228
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11 am - 1pm
Larry Kolker & the farmers John Jay Homestead Farm Market
400 Jay Street Katonah, NY 10536
Website: https://www.facebook.com/pages/John-Jay-Homestead-Farm-Market/326964104093547?ref=ts&fref=ts
Stop by and have a listen at the coolest farmers' market around!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:30 p.m.
Macomb's Dam Bridge featuring P M Walsh and Eric Warren The United Palace Theatre
4140 Broadway at 175th Street New York, NY
Phone: 212-658-6700 x41
Website: https://www.macombsdambridge.com/
Benefit for United Palace of Cultural Arts Film Series at the Palace. FREE SHOW!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3-6pm
Julie Corbalis Acoustic Old Greenwich Farmers Market
38 West End AvenueOld Greenwich, CT
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.oldgreenwichfarmersmarket.com/Home.html
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:30pm
The Levins: Family Show Liberty Public Library-
189 N Main St Liberty, NY 12754
The library theme this summer is Dig into Reading and we will be unearthing some madcap good times with the Rubber Chicken of Freedom, and more! (Uncle Eye & Julia : The Levins alter egos for kids 4-9 years old and their folks!)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 pm
South County Captain Lawrence Tasting Room
444 Saw Mill River RoadElmsford, NY
Website: https://www.captainlawrencebrewing.com
COME ON OUT TO THIS SPECIAL EVENT!!!
South County plays "genuine foot-stompin', thigh-slappin', whiskey-sippin' music" with "contagious energy". Think The Felice Brothers meet The Band with a bit of Johnny Cash and Uncle Tupelo thrown in. In August 2012, South County was the featured artist for both WVUM's alt-country radio show "On The Trail" and The Barrelhouse Chronicles for their song, Elijah. In the last three years, they've recorded two records and played numerous regional festivals including the Take Me To The River, Lower East Side and Sarah Lawrence College Folk Festivals.
South County plays "genuine foot-stompin', thigh-slappin', whiskey-sippin' music" with "contagious energy". Think The Felice Brothers meet The Band with a bit of Johnny Cash and Uncle Tupelo thrown in. In August 2012, South County was the featured artist for both WVUM's alt-country radio show "On The Trail" and The Barrelhouse Chronicles for their song, Elijah. In the last three years, they've recorded two records and played numerous regional festivals including the Take Me To The River, Lower East Side and Sarah Lawrence College Folk Festivals.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9-12am
Julie Corbalis and Matt Turk Acoustic Rest Au Rant
30-01 35th Avenue. (Corner of 35th avenue and 30th st)Long Island City, NY 11106
Phone: (718) 729-9009
Website: https://www.facebook.com/rarbarlic
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Curtis Becraft and Friends Starving Artist Cafe
249 City Island Ave.City Island
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com
This Friday evening, on lovely City Island in the Bronx; a great place to chill after the work week, right off 95 ... with terrific musical guest stars sitting in!
Love the Starving Artist!!! Friday night on City Island, what could be better? with Tribes Hill guest musicians Judy Kass, Buddy Coughlin and others; no cover, great food and soft drinks, hope to see you!
Love the Starving Artist!!! Friday night on City Island, what could be better? with Tribes Hill guest musicians Judy Kass, Buddy Coughlin and others; no cover, great food and soft drinks, hope to see you!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11 AM til 1 PM
Phil Dollard performing at the New Rochelle Farmers' Market New Rochelle Farmers' Market
North Ave. at Eastchester Rd.New Rochelle, NY 10801
Website: https://downtoearthmarkets.com
New location for the New Rochelle Farmers' Market: Huguenot Park is on North Ave. right in front of New Rochelle High School. Hope to see you there for some pesticide free, organically grown acoustic blues and folk/rock.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00pm
The Levins Whitby Castle, Rye NY
Rye, NY
At the Rye Gold Club -330 Boston Post Rd , Rye, NY 10580
First in series of musical entertainment at Whitby Castle.
First in series of musical entertainment at Whitby Castle.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 AM til Noon
Phil Dollard performs at the Tarrytown Farmers' Market Tarrytown Farmers' Market
Patriots' Park, N. Broadway (Route 9)Tarrytown, NY
Website: https://downtoearthmarkets.com
I'll be doing a couple of sets at the Tarrytown Farmers' Market. Stop by for fresh produce and some acoustic blues and folk/rock.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00PM-Dusk
Woody Guthrie 101st Birthday Hootenanny (The 10th Annual) Mt. Zion Church, Reis Park (the church is on the right as you enter)
82 Primrose StreetKatonah, NY 10536 USA
Website: https://www.scotturgola.com
Come Sing Your Favorite Woody Song!
Hosted by Scott Urgola & The Somers Historical Society.
*Rain location:
St Luke's Episcopal Church
331 New York 100
Somers, NY 10589
Hosted by Scott Urgola & The Somers Historical Society.
*Rain location:
St Luke's Episcopal Church
331 New York 100
Somers, NY 10589
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 pm
Larry Kolker plays the John Street Jam John Street Jam @ the Dutch Arms Chapel
16 John Street (Dutch Arms Chapel)Saugerties, NY 12477 USA
Website: https://www.johnstreetjam.net/
Four musicians in the center with the audience around them. Two rounds per night with an intermission. Between the soft lighting, great musicians and intimate atmosphere, the John Street Jam is a great listening room!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:30-midnight
Julie Corbalis Guest Singer for Blood on the Tracks Tribute The Main Pub
306 Main StManchester, CT 06040
Website: https://Www.mainpub.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4:00PM
The Levins: Hudson Valley CD Release Riverstone Yoga
2 Hudson View WayTarrytown, NY 10591
The Levins will be joined by Natalia Perlaza on percussion and Mark Dann on Stand up Bass in this unique listening location.
These are songs inspired by the poetry of 14th century mystic, Hafiz of Shiraz, who lived 100 years after Rumi, as rendered by Daniel Ladinsky in his book, "The Gift". $10
Listen to the tracks here:
http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/thelevins3
2 Hudson View Way (Mapquest address is 129 West Main Street) Tarrytown, NY 10591
These are songs inspired by the poetry of 14th century mystic, Hafiz of Shiraz, who lived 100 years after Rumi, as rendered by Daniel Ladinsky in his book, "The Gift". $10
Listen to the tracks here:
http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/thelevins3
2 Hudson View Way (Mapquest address is 129 West Main Street) Tarrytown, NY 10591
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 pm
Movie - Heart of Gold The Tarrytown Music hall
13 Main StreetTarrytown, NY
Price: $5.00
Website: https://www.johnhallforcongress.com
$5 Movie: Neil Young: Heart Of Gold (7/17)
Wednesday, July 17, 2013 7:00 pm Sharp
Tarrytown Music Hall, Tarrytown, NY
A film shot over during a two-night performance by Neil Young at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium.
Neil Young, Emmylou Harris, Ben Keith
Director: Jonathan Demme
Wednesday, July 17, 2013 7:00 pm Sharp
Tarrytown Music Hall, Tarrytown, NY
A film shot over during a two-night performance by Neil Young at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium.
Neil Young, Emmylou Harris, Ben Keith
Director: Jonathan Demme
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5pm
The Levins: Family Show Ardsley Public Library
9 American Legion Drive, Ardsley, NY 10502
Uncle Eye & Julia (The Levins alter egos for kids 4-9 years old and their folks!)
This is going to be a zany, wild rocking show with Wilber, the Rubber Chicken of Freedom, Ruby, the Rescue,
Captain Tree and more!
This is going to be a zany, wild rocking show with Wilber, the Rubber Chicken of Freedom, Ruby, the Rescue,
Captain Tree and more!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2:30 - 3:30 PM
Tribes Hill-Hudson Valley Song Circle Huntington Folk Festival
Main Street @ Prime AvenueHuntington, NY
Website: https://www.facebook.com/#!/events/512318572173948/
Susan Kane, Judy Kass, Larry Kolker, The Levins, Lisa Jane Lipkin, and South County performing in the round, showcasing at this awesome all-day yearly folk festival in beautiful Heckscher Park.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 pm
FRED GILLEN JR Chappaqua Farmers Market
Chappaqua Train StationChappaqua, NY
Website: https://chappaquafarmersmarket.org/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm
Chicks with Dip / The Blue Show Urban H2O / Beczak Environmental Center
35 Alexander StreetYonkers, NY 10705 USA
Phone: 917 562 8584
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.urbanH2O.org
Chicks With Dip present
"The Blue Show"
a tribute to Joni Mitchell's "Blue" on the 49th Anniversary of it's release
Saturday July 20th, 7:30PM
Beczak Environmental Education Center
35 Alexander Street, Yonkers NY
Chicks with Dip is an accomplished, powerhouse group of singer-songwriters -- including Red Molly's Carolann Solebello, The Ya Yas’ Catherine Miles, Honor Finnegan, Karyn Oliver, Meg Braun, Victoria Lavington, Ellisa Peimer, Allison Tartalia, Allison Scola-- that convene regularly for afternoons filled with good songs, good conversation, wine, chips and dip. The Chicks will celebrate their tenth anniversary this year.
Their currant stage collaboration pays homage to the OG of the genre, Joni Mitchell, in honor of the 40th anniversary of Mitchell's masterwork, Blue. The evening will include performances of ALL the songs from Blue plus original songs inspired by Joni Mitchell.
Now in it's 4th season, Urban H2O shows are the third Saturday of every month at Beczak, an eco-friendly renovation of a former factory social club along the Hudson River. Steps from Yonkers Amtrak and Metro-North Station. Ample free parking. Ticket includes FREE beer from sponsor Captain Lawrence, Hudson Valley's award winning brewing company. Bring your own mug!
"The Blue Show"
a tribute to Joni Mitchell's "Blue" on the 49th Anniversary of it's release
Saturday July 20th, 7:30PM
Beczak Environmental Education Center
35 Alexander Street, Yonkers NY
Chicks with Dip is an accomplished, powerhouse group of singer-songwriters -- including Red Molly's Carolann Solebello, The Ya Yas’ Catherine Miles, Honor Finnegan, Karyn Oliver, Meg Braun, Victoria Lavington, Ellisa Peimer, Allison Tartalia, Allison Scola-- that convene regularly for afternoons filled with good songs, good conversation, wine, chips and dip. The Chicks will celebrate their tenth anniversary this year.
Their currant stage collaboration pays homage to the OG of the genre, Joni Mitchell, in honor of the 40th anniversary of Mitchell's masterwork, Blue. The evening will include performances of ALL the songs from Blue plus original songs inspired by Joni Mitchell.
Now in it's 4th season, Urban H2O shows are the third Saturday of every month at Beczak, an eco-friendly renovation of a former factory social club along the Hudson River. Steps from Yonkers Amtrak and Metro-North Station. Ample free parking. Ticket includes FREE beer from sponsor Captain Lawrence, Hudson Valley's award winning brewing company. Bring your own mug!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Greetings From Anywhere @ Birdsall House Birdsall House
970 Main St.Peekskill, NY 10566 USA
Website: https://www.birdsallhouse.net/
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GFA returns to Birdsall armed with new tunes, new toys (dobro/banjo) and ultimately a few pints of Birdsall’s finest brews in our bellies. Come early to enjoy the acclaimed menu and step up to the bar as we take you on a journey through the blues, bluegrass, folk and even a little cajun and r&b.
Band lineup: Sheila Noonan-Gorham, acoustic guitar/vocals, Andrew Schriever, acoustic guitar/banjo/vocals, Doug Schneider, drums/vocals, Adam Friedman, electric bass, Michael Chatham, baritone guitar/lap steel/dobro/blues harp.
GFA returns to Birdsall armed with new tunes, new toys (dobro/banjo) and ultimately a few pints of Birdsall’s finest brews in our bellies. Come early to enjoy the acclaimed menu and step up to the bar as we take you on a journey through the blues, bluegrass, folk and even a little cajun and r&b.
Band lineup: Sheila Noonan-Gorham, acoustic guitar/vocals, Andrew Schriever, acoustic guitar/banjo/vocals, Doug Schneider, drums/vocals, Adam Friedman, electric bass, Michael Chatham, baritone guitar/lap steel/dobro/blues harp.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR Sono Marketplace
314 Wilson Avenue South Norwalk, CT
Website: https://sonomarketplace.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4:00PM to 6:00PM
Great Blue: Afternoon Show at the BeanRunner The BeanRunner Café
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566 USA
Phone: 914-737-1701
Website: https://www.beanrunnercafe.com
This is Great Blue's first solo outing at the BeanRunner. The surroundings and food are perfect, the sound system is excellent. We'll do a variety of tunes, from Kate Wolf's ballads and Mike Jordan's "Hole in One of My Shoes" to some of our own home-grown tunes. Bring your appetite for music and song, as well as your voices.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3:30pm to 7:30pm
Curtis Becraft with Di Morgan Irvington Farmers Market
Main StreetIrvington, NY 10706 USA
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5pm to 8pm
Curtis Becraft Black Cat Cafe
45 Main Street Irvington, NY
Website: https://blackcatchef.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6 PM til 8 PM
Phil Dollard and Judy Kass: Two Singer/songwriters Share the Stage The Black Cat Cafe'
45 Main St.Ivington, NY 10533
Phone: 914-231-9060
Website: https://blackcatchef.com
Stop by the "ten-out-of-ten-in-all-categories" Black Cat Cafe' on the 27th for a great evening of original songs with Phil & Judy trading their self-penned fingerstyle guitar tunes. Judy is a wonderful songwriter and I've got a few new ones to try out. This should be an eclectic evening; I've been doing some shared gigs with Curtis (see above photo) and others and it's giant fun as well as inspiring. Hope to see you there.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10pm
An evening with Curtis Becraft Cafe Steinhof
Great food and drink at this Park Slope cafe restaurant. Music from 10pm-12mid; come out early for dinner, stay for the show!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
AcousticMusicScene.com hosts late night music Falcon Ridge Folk Festival
Dodd's FarmHillsdale, NY
Website: https://acousticmusicscene.com
AcousticMusicScene.com will host a series of late-night song swaps, mini-showcases and open song circles during the 25th annual Falcon Ridge Folk Festival, August 1-4, in partnership with Pirate Camp, which was informally launched by Stuart Kabak and the late Jack Hardy a decade ago to provide a warm and welcoming haven for sharing music, food and camaraderie.
One of the Northeast’s most popular music festivals, Falcon Ridge takes place at Dodd’s Farm on Route 7D in Hillsdale, New York, located in the foothills of the Berkshires, near the tri-state corner of New York, Connecticut and Massachusetts.
Falcon Ridge features dozens of artists performing on several stages, a dance tent, children’s music and activities, and a wide array of crafts, food and other vendors. Among the artists performing this year will be CJ Chenier & The Red Hot Louisiana Band, Mary Gauthier, Vance Gilbert, Eliza Gilkyson, The Grand Slambovians (always a highlight at the dance tent), The Kennedys, Jay Mankita, Mike Ford & Dave Matheson (formerly of Moxy Fruvous), Dan Navarro, Nerissa & Katryna Nields, Red Molly, The Jason Spooner Band, Spuyten Duyvil, The Stray Birds, Susan Werner, Dar Williams, and more.
Friday
4:45 p.m. Pirate Party and Chantey Sing (led by Stuart Markus)
6:00 p.m. Scott Wolfson & Other Heroes
12:15 a.m. The Boxcar Lilies, Carrie Ferguson, Amanda Pearcy
12:45 a.m. Honor Finnegan, Gathering Time, The YaYas
1:15 a.m. Mara Levine (with Gathering Time)
1:25 a.m. Bobtown
1:35 a.m. The Maine Event: Connor Garvey, Heather Pierson, Putnam Smith, Martin Swinger
2:15 a.m. Folk Bandemonium: Miles to Dayton and Pesky J. Nixon
One of the Northeast’s most popular music festivals, Falcon Ridge takes place at Dodd’s Farm on Route 7D in Hillsdale, New York, located in the foothills of the Berkshires, near the tri-state corner of New York, Connecticut and Massachusetts.
Falcon Ridge features dozens of artists performing on several stages, a dance tent, children’s music and activities, and a wide array of crafts, food and other vendors. Among the artists performing this year will be CJ Chenier & The Red Hot Louisiana Band, Mary Gauthier, Vance Gilbert, Eliza Gilkyson, The Grand Slambovians (always a highlight at the dance tent), The Kennedys, Jay Mankita, Mike Ford & Dave Matheson (formerly of Moxy Fruvous), Dan Navarro, Nerissa & Katryna Nields, Red Molly, The Jason Spooner Band, Spuyten Duyvil, The Stray Birds, Susan Werner, Dar Williams, and more.
Friday
4:45 p.m. Pirate Party and Chantey Sing (led by Stuart Markus)
6:00 p.m. Scott Wolfson & Other Heroes
12:15 a.m. The Boxcar Lilies, Carrie Ferguson, Amanda Pearcy
12:45 a.m. Honor Finnegan, Gathering Time, The YaYas
1:15 a.m. Mara Levine (with Gathering Time)
1:25 a.m. Bobtown
1:35 a.m. The Maine Event: Connor Garvey, Heather Pierson, Putnam Smith, Martin Swinger
2:15 a.m. Folk Bandemonium: Miles to Dayton and Pesky J. Nixon
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
AcousticMusicScene.com hosts late night music Falcon Ridge Folk Festival
Dodd's FarmHillsdale, NY
Website: https://acousticmusicscene.com
AcousticMusicScene.com will host a series of late-night song swaps, mini-showcases and open song circles during the 25th annual Falcon Ridge Folk Festival, August 1-4, in partnership with Pirate Camp, which was informally launched by Stuart Kabak and the late Jack Hardy a decade ago to provide a warm and welcoming haven for sharing music, food and camaraderie.
One of the Northeast’s most popular music festivals, Falcon Ridge takes place at Dodd’s Farm on Route 7D in Hillsdale, New York, located in the foothills of the Berkshires, near the tri-state corner of New York, Connecticut and Massachusetts.
Falcon Ridge features dozens of artists performing on several stages, a dance tent, children’s music and activities, and a wide array of crafts, food and other vendors. Among the artists performing this year will be CJ Chenier & The Red Hot Louisiana Band, Mary Gauthier, Vance Gilbert, Eliza Gilkyson, The Grand Slambovians (always a highlight at the dance tent), The Kennedys, Jay Mankita, Mike Ford & Dave Matheson (formerly of Moxy Fruvous), Dan Navarro, Nerissa & Katryna Nields, Red Molly, The Jason Spooner Band, Spuyten Duyvil, The Stray Birds, Susan Werner, Dar Williams, and more.
Saturday Overnight
12:00 a.m. Susan Kane, Karyn Oliver, Kat Quinn
12:30 a.m. Michael Braunfeld, Phil Henry Acoustic Trio, Rob Lytle
1:00 a.m. Freebo, Paul Sachs, Brad Yoder Duo
1:30 a.m. Jeremiah Birnbaum, Marci Geller, Scott Wolfson & Other Heroes
2:00 a.m. Open Song Circle
One of the Northeast’s most popular music festivals, Falcon Ridge takes place at Dodd’s Farm on Route 7D in Hillsdale, New York, located in the foothills of the Berkshires, near the tri-state corner of New York, Connecticut and Massachusetts.
Falcon Ridge features dozens of artists performing on several stages, a dance tent, children’s music and activities, and a wide array of crafts, food and other vendors. Among the artists performing this year will be CJ Chenier & The Red Hot Louisiana Band, Mary Gauthier, Vance Gilbert, Eliza Gilkyson, The Grand Slambovians (always a highlight at the dance tent), The Kennedys, Jay Mankita, Mike Ford & Dave Matheson (formerly of Moxy Fruvous), Dan Navarro, Nerissa & Katryna Nields, Red Molly, The Jason Spooner Band, Spuyten Duyvil, The Stray Birds, Susan Werner, Dar Williams, and more.
Saturday Overnight
12:00 a.m. Susan Kane, Karyn Oliver, Kat Quinn
12:30 a.m. Michael Braunfeld, Phil Henry Acoustic Trio, Rob Lytle
1:00 a.m. Freebo, Paul Sachs, Brad Yoder Duo
1:30 a.m. Jeremiah Birnbaum, Marci Geller, Scott Wolfson & Other Heroes
2:00 a.m. Open Song Circle
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00pm
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, NY 10595
Phone: 914-564-9212
Due to a death in the family, Peter and Paula are unable to host this month's gathering as scheduled at their home.
Phil Dollard and Janice Rost will be hosting at Hammond House. Potluck contributions are appreciated.
Phil Dollard and Janice Rost will be hosting at Hammond House. Potluck contributions are appreciated.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8PM
Matt Turk and Friends, A Tribute to Old and in the Way Garcia's at the Capitol Theatre
145 Westchester AvenuePortchester, NY
Phone: (914) 937-4126
Price: $7.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.thecapitoltheatre.com
A celebration of the acoustic and bluegrass music of Jerry Garcia
Matt Turk mandolin/vocals
Deni Bonet fiddle/vocals
Adam Roberts bass
Ayodele Maakheru banjo
Howard Cohen guitar/vocals
Curtis Schmidt guitar/vocals
& special guests
Matt Turk mandolin/vocals
Deni Bonet fiddle/vocals
Adam Roberts bass
Ayodele Maakheru banjo
Howard Cohen guitar/vocals
Curtis Schmidt guitar/vocals
& special guests
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm
The Levins : Hudson Music Festival 411 Warren Street Stage
Hudson, NY
Website: https://www.hudsonmusicfest.com/
Now in it’s third year, the Hudson Music Festival is a three day-weekend celebration of music with free performances throughout the city. The festival will showcase some of the best artists from around the region and beyond, representing all genres.
This year the Hudson Music Fest will take place on August 9, 10, & 11. Daytime and Nighttime, in the Nightclubs, Restaurants & Bars, Galleries, Tents up and down Warren Street, at the Riverfront, and in the Streets and Parks, in the City of Hudson. We will once again partner with the Hudson Black Arts & Cultural Festival and Helsinki Hudson and also plan to have a free mobile fest app for the fest.
This year the Hudson Music Fest will take place on August 9, 10, & 11. Daytime and Nighttime, in the Nightclubs, Restaurants & Bars, Galleries, Tents up and down Warren Street, at the Riverfront, and in the Streets and Parks, in the City of Hudson. We will once again partner with the Hudson Black Arts & Cultural Festival and Helsinki Hudson and also plan to have a free mobile fest app for the fest.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
The Levins Moon River Studio, Garnerville, NY
55 Railroad Ave., Bldg. 10, 2nd floor , Garnerville, NY
$15
$15
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3PM to 8PM
Urban H2O presents: 1st Annual Roots & Roast Beczak Environmental Center
35 Alexander StreetYonkers, NY
Phone: 917 331 6664
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.urbanh2o.org
A Hudson Riverside afternoon Pig Roast in the park with the rockin' roots music of M. Shanghai String Band (indie-folk & roots collective from Brooklyn NY), New Sweden (trad with a modern twist from Wilmington, DE), and the Solid Citizens (a side project of Spuyten Duyvil's Mark Miller, honoring the social tradition of Olde Timey music with special guests)
Outdoor Stage with sweeping Palisades and Hudson River views
Cuban Style Roast Pork Dinner & Music $20
Music Only $10
(additional food options available for purchase a la carte. Show moves indoors in the event of rain.
All tickets include FREE craft beer from series sponsor, award winning Captain Lawrence Brewing Company. Bring your own mug!
Outdoor Stage with sweeping Palisades and Hudson River views
Cuban Style Roast Pork Dinner & Music $20
Music Only $10
(additional food options available for purchase a la carte. Show moves indoors in the event of rain.
All tickets include FREE craft beer from series sponsor, award winning Captain Lawrence Brewing Company. Bring your own mug!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8PM
Matt Turk and Friends, A Tribute to Old and in the Way Garcia's at the Capitol Theatre
149 Westchester AvenuePortchester, NY
Phone: (914) 937-4126
Price: $7.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.thecapitoltheatre.com
A celebration of the acoustic and bluegrass music of Jerry Garcia
Matt Turk mandolin/vocals
Deni Bonet fiddle/vocals
Adam Roberts bass
Ayodele Maakheru banjo
Howard Cohen guitar/vocals
Curtis Schmidt guitar/vocals
& special guests
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR Irvington Farmers Market
Main StreetIrvington, NY 10706 USA
Website: https://irvingtonfarmersmarket.net/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00pm to 10:00 pm
URBAN H2O Presents MILTON and his Trio Beczak Environmental Center, 35 Alexander St., Yonkers, NY
35 Alexander StreetYonkers, NY USA
Phone: 917 562 8584
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.urbanh2o.org
Urban H2O Rockin' Roots Monthly Music Series presents local favorite MILTON and his trio.
"He has the pitch and rhythm to carry the day, and his sophisticated lyrics keep listeners coming back for more." -- The New York Times
Show begins at 7PM. $10 ticket includes free beer from series sponsor Captain Lawrence Brewing Company. Bring your own mug!
Lite Bites available for purchase
"He has the pitch and rhythm to carry the day, and his sophisticated lyrics keep listeners coming back for more." -- The New York Times
Show begins at 7PM. $10 ticket includes free beer from series sponsor Captain Lawrence Brewing Company. Bring your own mug!
Lite Bites available for purchase
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm Door to 11:00 pm
THE FALCON RIDGE 2013 AFTER PARTY with Spuyten Duyvil, Roosevelt Dime and Darlingside BSP Lounge
323 Wall StreetKingston, NY 12401 USA
Phone: 845 481 5158
Price: $8.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://wwwbsplounge.com
Join 3 Falcon Ridge favorites Spuyten Duyvil, Roosevelt Dime and Darlingside for a foot stompin' "Festival After Party" at Kingston's BSP Lounge, Thursday night August 22nd. Door opens at 7:30. $8 Ticket. For more info: http://bspkingston.com/?p=3128
Darlingside 8:00
Roosevelt Dim 9:00
Spuyten Duyvil 10:00
Darlingside 8:00
Roosevelt Dim 9:00
Spuyten Duyvil 10:00
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2:00PM
Rob Morsberger Celebration Croton Point Park, Pavilion # 2
Croton, NY
A celebration of Rob's life for friends and family is being planned at Croton Point Park on August 15th at 2:00 PM. This is open to all those who loved and admired Rob so please forward this information to anyone who may be interested. If you would like to say a few words, sing or play a song, share a poem or a thought about Rob, please let us know how you would like to participate. If you would like to help in any other way, I'm sure we will need extra hands on the day of the celebration to help with set up etc.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m.
Guthrie's Ghost Benefit for Sloop Woody Guthrie at St. Luke's Episcopal Church
850 Wolcott AveBeacon, NY
Phone: (914) 907-4928
Price: $25.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.beaconsloopclub.org
Guthrie's Ghost is David and Jacob Bernz, Amy Fradon, Fred Gillen Jr., and Steve Kirkman. They play songs which support the following quote:
"I hate a song that makes you think that you are not any good. I hate a song that makes you think that you are just born to lose. Bound to lose. No good to nobody. No good for nothing. Because you are too old or too young or too fat or too slim too ugly or too this or too that. Songs that run you down or poke fun at you on account of your bad luck or hard traveling. I am out to fight those songs to my very last breath of air and my last drop of blood. I am out to sing songs that will prove to you that this is your world and that if it has hit you pretty hard and knocked you for a dozen loops, no matter what color, what size you are, how you are built, I am out to sing the songs that make you take pride in yourself and in your work. And the songs that I sing are made up for the most part by all sorts of folks just about like you. I could hire out to the other side, the big money side, and get several dollars every week just to quit singing my own kind of songs and to sing the kind that knock you down still farther and the ones that poke fun at you even more and the ones that make you think you've not any sense at all. But I decided a long time ago that I'd starve to death before I'd sing any such songs as that. The radio waves and your movies and your jukeboxes and your songbooks are already loaded down and running over with such no good songs as that anyhow."
- Woody Guthrie.
This will be a magical evening of music with Guthrie's Ghost to benefit the Woody Guthrie Sloop Restoration Project. The Beacon Sloop Club is hosting this concert and fundraiser Thursday, August 15, 2013 at 7 p.m. for its sloop, which is named after the singer-songwriter Woody Guthrie. Please join David & Jacob Bernz, Amy Fradon, Fred Gillen Jr, Steve Kirkman for a great evening of music written or inspired by Woody Guthrie.
"I hate a song that makes you think that you are not any good. I hate a song that makes you think that you are just born to lose. Bound to lose. No good to nobody. No good for nothing. Because you are too old or too young or too fat or too slim too ugly or too this or too that. Songs that run you down or poke fun at you on account of your bad luck or hard traveling. I am out to fight those songs to my very last breath of air and my last drop of blood. I am out to sing songs that will prove to you that this is your world and that if it has hit you pretty hard and knocked you for a dozen loops, no matter what color, what size you are, how you are built, I am out to sing the songs that make you take pride in yourself and in your work. And the songs that I sing are made up for the most part by all sorts of folks just about like you. I could hire out to the other side, the big money side, and get several dollars every week just to quit singing my own kind of songs and to sing the kind that knock you down still farther and the ones that poke fun at you even more and the ones that make you think you've not any sense at all. But I decided a long time ago that I'd starve to death before I'd sing any such songs as that. The radio waves and your movies and your jukeboxes and your songbooks are already loaded down and running over with such no good songs as that anyhow."
- Woody Guthrie.
This will be a magical evening of music with Guthrie's Ghost to benefit the Woody Guthrie Sloop Restoration Project. The Beacon Sloop Club is hosting this concert and fundraiser Thursday, August 15, 2013 at 7 p.m. for its sloop, which is named after the singer-songwriter Woody Guthrie. Please join David & Jacob Bernz, Amy Fradon, Fred Gillen Jr, Steve Kirkman for a great evening of music written or inspired by Woody Guthrie.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 PM
A Tribute to Rob Morsberger by Dave Davidson Jacob Burns Film Center
Pleasantville, New York
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.burnsfilmcenter.org
A Tribute to Rob Morsberger (1960–2013)
Songs and scenes from an upcoming film by Dave Davidson
with appearances by Marshall Crenshaw, Jon Herrington,
Stewart Lerman, Willie Nile, Brad Roberts, Suzzy Roche,
Lucy Wainwright Roche and Loudon Wainright III
Rob Morsberger was an elegant and smart singer/songwriter who always turned to art, literature, and history as inspiration. When, a couple of years ago, he employed the last words of Henry James—who claimed death as the “distinguished thing”—for a title, little did he imagine that he would soon be diagnosed with terminal disease. Filmmaker Dave Davidson had already been working on a film about Morsberger when the diagnosis came, and the two agreed that they would just keep shooting. What Davidson captured is 18 months of the most prolific, intense, creative period of Morsberger's long music career.
This program is an assembly of scenes from the documentary-in-progress, featuring reminiscences by many of Morsberger’s collaborators, studio and concert footage, and Morsberger’s own observations as he prepared for what he called “the great whatever.” It’s a celebration of the creative spirit and one individual’s dedication to make every moment as joyful and productive as possible.
Seating is limited to 250 so please make your reservations soon if you are planning on attending.
A Hudson West Production
www.hudsonwest.org
Songs and scenes from an upcoming film by Dave Davidson
with appearances by Marshall Crenshaw, Jon Herrington,
Stewart Lerman, Willie Nile, Brad Roberts, Suzzy Roche,
Lucy Wainwright Roche and Loudon Wainright III
Rob Morsberger was an elegant and smart singer/songwriter who always turned to art, literature, and history as inspiration. When, a couple of years ago, he employed the last words of Henry James—who claimed death as the “distinguished thing”—for a title, little did he imagine that he would soon be diagnosed with terminal disease. Filmmaker Dave Davidson had already been working on a film about Morsberger when the diagnosis came, and the two agreed that they would just keep shooting. What Davidson captured is 18 months of the most prolific, intense, creative period of Morsberger's long music career.
This program is an assembly of scenes from the documentary-in-progress, featuring reminiscences by many of Morsberger’s collaborators, studio and concert footage, and Morsberger’s own observations as he prepared for what he called “the great whatever.” It’s a celebration of the creative spirit and one individual’s dedication to make every moment as joyful and productive as possible.
Seating is limited to 250 so please make your reservations soon if you are planning on attending.
A Hudson West Production
www.hudsonwest.org
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
The Levins and Marianne Osiel Coyote Ridge House Concert
40 Plymouth Ave. West Milford, NJ
973-728-3232
Marianne Osiel is absolutely amazing! She is an incredible guitar player, singer, songwriter and if she plays her oboe, that is worth the trip by itself. Join Ira and Julia one night before their anniversary!
973-728-3232
Marianne Osiel is absolutely amazing! She is an incredible guitar player, singer, songwriter and if she plays her oboe, that is worth the trip by itself. Join Ira and Julia one night before their anniversary!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11:00 am to 1:00
3 Wheel Drive John Jay Homestead Farm Market
400 Jay Street Katonah, NY 10536
Website: https://www.facebook.com/pages/John-Jay-Homestead-Farm-Market/326964104093547?ref=ts&fref=ts
Iris Cohen, Allan Ross and Pete Tamburrini will be dishing out some tasty tunes. Listen while you shop for some of nature's bounty.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8PM
Matt Turk and Friends, A Tribute to Old and in the Way Garcia's at the Capitol Theatre
149 Westchester AvenuePortchester, NY
Phone: (914) 937-4126
Price: $7.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.thecapitoltheatre.com
A celebration of the acoustic and bluegrass music of Jerry Garcia
Matt Turk mandolin/vocals
Deni Bonet fiddle/vocals
Adam Roberts bass
Ayodele Maakheru banjo
Howard Cohen guitar/vocals
& special guests
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3-6pm
Julie Corbalis Acoustic Old Greenwich Farmers Market
38 West End AvenueOld Greenwich, CT
Website: https://www.oldgreenwichfarmersmarket.com/Home.html
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 PM
FIRST ANNUAL SUMMER HOOT Ashokan Center
477 Beaverkill RdOlivebridge, NY
Website: https://homeofthehoot.com/
Come to the Hoot and enjoy three days of world-class music, local food, and fun art activities and nature programs for all ages! Camp out, reserve indoor lodging or just come in for the day.
Profits benefit Ashokan’s nature programs that connect children with nature and teach the future stewards of our earth, water and sky.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 23
6:00 pm Mike + Ruthy
7:00 pm Robert Sarazin Blake
7:30 pm Happy Traum
8:30 pm AC Newman
9:00 pm Mikhail Horowitz and Gilles Malkine
10:00 pm Greg Humphreys
10:30 pm Lindsey Webster
Indoor film screening
11:30 pm “Ain’t In It For My Health” A Film About Levon Helm
Profits benefit Ashokan’s nature programs that connect children with nature and teach the future stewards of our earth, water and sky.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 23
6:00 pm Mike + Ruthy
7:00 pm Robert Sarazin Blake
7:30 pm Happy Traum
8:30 pm AC Newman
9:00 pm Mikhail Horowitz and Gilles Malkine
10:00 pm Greg Humphreys
10:30 pm Lindsey Webster
Indoor film screening
11:30 pm “Ain’t In It For My Health” A Film About Levon Helm
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3:00 pm
Larry Kolker @ Eleven 11 Grille & Spirits Eleven Eleven Grille
1111 Main StreetFishkill, NY
Website: https://www.eleven11grille.com/
Larry's first appearance at this cool gastro-pub in Fishkill.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 PM
FIRST ANNUAL SUMMER HOOT Ashokan Center
477 Beaverkill RdOlivebridge, NY
Website: https://homeofthehoot.com/
Come to the Hoot and enjoy three days of world-class music, local food, and fun art activities and nature programs for all ages! Camp out, reserve indoor lodging or just come in for the day.
Profits benefit Ashokan’s nature programs that connect children with nature and teach the future stewards of our earth, water and sky.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 24
10:00 am Uncle Rock
11:00 am Story Laurie & Friends
11:30 am The Stacks
12:30 pm The Cupcakes
1:00 pm Dan Bern
2:00 pm Kristin Andreassen
2:30 pm The Wiyos
3:30 pm The Murphy Beds
4:00 pm Death Vessel
5:00 pm Rosie Newton & Richie Stearns
5:30 pm Robert Sarazin Blake
6:30 pm Jay Ungar & Molly Mason
7:00 pm Mike + Ruthy
8:00 pm Chris Merenda
8:30 pm Natalie Merchant
In the music hall
10:00 pm Square Dance with Rosie & Richie
Midnight The Murphy Beds
Profits benefit Ashokan’s nature programs that connect children with nature and teach the future stewards of our earth, water and sky.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 24
10:00 am Uncle Rock
11:00 am Story Laurie & Friends
11:30 am The Stacks
12:30 pm The Cupcakes
1:00 pm Dan Bern
2:00 pm Kristin Andreassen
2:30 pm The Wiyos
3:30 pm The Murphy Beds
4:00 pm Death Vessel
5:00 pm Rosie Newton & Richie Stearns
5:30 pm Robert Sarazin Blake
6:30 pm Jay Ungar & Molly Mason
7:00 pm Mike + Ruthy
8:00 pm Chris Merenda
8:30 pm Natalie Merchant
In the music hall
10:00 pm Square Dance with Rosie & Richie
Midnight The Murphy Beds
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 PM
FIRST ANNUAL SUMMER HOOT Ashokan Center
477 Beaverkill RdOlivebridge, NY
Website: https://homeofthehoot.com/
Come to the Hoot and enjoy three days of world-class music, local food, and fun art activities and nature programs for all ages! Camp out, reserve indoor lodging or just come in for the day.
Profits benefit Ashokan’s nature programs that connect children with nature and teach the future stewards of our earth, water and sky.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 25
10:00 am The Zucchini Brothers
11:00 am Elizabeth Mitchell & Dan Zanes
11:30 am Pete Seeger
12:30 pm The Ivy Vine Players
1:00 pm Jay Ungar & Molly Mason
2:00 pm Greg Humphreys
2:30 pm The Big Takeover
3:30 pm Chris Merenda
4:00 pm Burnell Pines (aka: Jeremy Bernstein)
5:00 pm Adrien Reju
5:30 pm Dirt Farmer Band (Amy Helm, Larry Campbell,
Teresa Williams, Byron Isaacs, Justin Guip)
ADVANCE TICKET SALES HAVE ENDED
Profits benefit Ashokan’s nature programs that connect children with nature and teach the future stewards of our earth, water and sky.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 25
10:00 am The Zucchini Brothers
11:00 am Elizabeth Mitchell & Dan Zanes
11:30 am Pete Seeger
12:30 pm The Ivy Vine Players
1:00 pm Jay Ungar & Molly Mason
2:00 pm Greg Humphreys
2:30 pm The Big Takeover
3:30 pm Chris Merenda
4:00 pm Burnell Pines (aka: Jeremy Bernstein)
5:00 pm Adrien Reju
5:30 pm Dirt Farmer Band (Amy Helm, Larry Campbell,
Teresa Williams, Byron Isaacs, Justin Guip)
ADVANCE TICKET SALES HAVE ENDED
- PLEASE COME AND BUY YOUR TICKETS AT THE HOOT *
GATE OPENS AT 3PM FRIDAY AND 9AM SAT/SUN
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 9pm
Just George / Some South County An Beal Bocht Cafe
445 W 238th St. Riverdale Bronx, New york 10463-2201
Phone: 917 331 6664
Website: https://www.anbealbochtcafe.com/
An Beal Bocht asked George to do a solo show this Sunday, so yippee kay yay, y'all - away we go. He'll do some stuff you don't normally get to hear at a usual SoCo show...plus Pat and Allison might just come join him for some tunes. Come early and stay late at the best watering hole in the Boogie Down.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 noon - 6 pm
Borderline Folk Music Club Annual Picnic Borderline Folk Music Picnic
200 Congers RoadNew City, NY 10956
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.facebook.com/events/137892469750926/
Tribes Hillers Larry Kolker, Pat Lamanna, The Levins, and others will be playing on the main stage at this one-day festival in Rockland County. The theme of the day is "music of the 60's". There is also a separate jamming area!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8PM
Matt Turk and Friends, A Tribute to Old and in the Way Garcia's at the Capitol Theatre
149 Westchester AvenuePortchester, NY
Phone: (914) 937-4126
Price: $7.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.thecapitoltheatre.com
A celebration of the acoustic and bluegrass music of Jerry Garcia
Matt Turk mandolin/vocals
Deni Bonet fiddle/vocals
Adam Roberts bass
Ayodele Maakheru banjo
Curtis Schmidt guitar/vocals
& special guests
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 pm
Larry Kolker @ High Falls Cafe Acoustic Thursdays High Falls Cafe
1219 State Rt. 213 and Mohonk Rd.High Falls, NY 12440
Phone: (845) 687-2699
Website: https://www.highfallscafe.com/
Larry is one of the three featured performers at this great listening venue.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Homecoming Show! The Peekskill Coffee Hosue
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm to 7pm
Curtis and Carla at Radio Bean in Burlington VT! Radio Bean
8 N Winooski Ave Burlington, VT 05401
Phone: (802) 660-9346
Website: https://www.radiobean.com
Curtis and Carla return to their fav Burlington VT music venue! 
No cover, great food and drink in a friendly place; we hope to see you!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11 am to 1 pm
Larry Kolker & the farmers John Jay Homestead Farm Market
400 Jay StreetKatonah, NY
Website: https://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/John-Jay-Homestead-Farm-Market/326964104093547
Join Larry and a brilliant collection of local farmers and food producers at the coolest farmers' market around
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Curtis Becraft with special guest Carla Lynne Hall; opens for Hamell on Trial! Timberwolf Pub
1071 U.S. 9Schroon Lake, NY 12870
Phone: (518) 532-9586
Curtis returns to his hometown Schroon Lake NY to open the big Labor Day show for antifolk artist Hamell on Trial!!! 
With special guest Carla Lynne Hall; playing new songs from Curtis' upcoming record Troubadour and favs from his last record Tales of a Traveler. Fun night in the North Country - we hope to see you!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr, Folk Singer Irvington Farmers Market
Main StreetIrvington, NY 10706 USA
There are tables and some great prepared food vendors, so come, shop, and hang out and have dinner!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm to 9pm
The Bump and Friends Birdsall House
970 Main St.Peekskill, NY 10566 US
Website: https://www.birdsallhouse.net/
The Bump (Pat from South County) will be bringing along his horror folk songs and some covers as well as his friends Scoot and George to play in the Beer Garden at The Birdsall House in Peekskill. Come for a pint and a fright to usher in the Autumn season.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
FRE GILLEN JR Coffee Lab Roasters
7 Main StTarrytown, NY 10591 USA
Phone: (914) 332-1479
Website: https://local.yahoo.com/details?id=11243228
Monthly residency. Intimate setting, great coffee!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 8:30pm
Take Me To The River Festival Draper Park, Hastings on Hudson
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://12milesnorth.org/
South County plays the 2nd best musical festival in Westchester! See if they can beat their previous record of 8 songs in one 30 minute set! Solar Stage at 8pm.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 12pm to 9pm
TAKE ME TO THE RIVER MUSIC & ARTS FESTIVAL Draper Park, Hastings-on-Hudson
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00pm
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering @ the home of Larry Kolker
9 Antonio CourtCortlandt Manor, NY 10567
Phone: 914-739-7276
9 Antonio Court
Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567
914-739-7276
Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567
914-739-7276
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 9pm
An evening with Curtis Becraft Trappers Tavern
307 Main StreetNorth Creek, NY 12853
Curtis solo on guitar mandolin accordion etc. at Trappers Tavern at the Copperfield Inn in North Creek NY - right up the road from Gore Mountain in the beautiful Adirondacks! Weather looks good, dregs of summer upon us; Tribespeople, hope to see you, or please spread the word!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Sono Marketplace
314 Wilson Avenue South Norwalk, CT
Website: https://sonomarketplace.com/
Spend a day with us at SoNo Marketplace, the European-style market in the heart of coastal Connecticut's Fairfield County. Featuring an array of accomplished food vendors, talented artists and lively merchants, the Market also offers fun special events, classes, crafts for kids, live music, and much more. Where else can you eat great food, shop 45+ booths, and even learn something new? Needless to say, a typical day at SoNo Marketplace is anything but typical.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm
South County and Friends The River Roadhouse
533 Warburton Ave.Hastings, NY 10706
SoCo returns to the dive bar that gave them their start.
Plywood floors, pulled pork and pickles.
A rock-opera about H.o.H. by Patrick Montgomery Bell to kick things off, then 2 sets of South County...
Plywood floors, pulled pork and pickles.
A rock-opera about H.o.H. by Patrick Montgomery Bell to kick things off, then 2 sets of South County...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 Noon to 4:00pm
Tribes Hill Presents: Fall Crafts @ Lyndhurst Lyndhurst Mansion
635 S. BroadwayTarrytown, NY 10591 United States
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.TribesHill.com
Today's Performers:
Noon John Banrock & Michael Pennacchio
12:40 mbiraNYC
1:20 Tim "Lonely Leaves" Finney
2:00 James Durst
2:40 Pat LaManna & Rick Ahnemann
3:20 Peter Calo
Join Tribes Hill as we once again present music performed by some of the Lower Hudson Valley's finest homegrown singer/songwriters. Our live music stage will operate Friday Noon-4, Saturday 11-5 and Sunday Noon-4 rain or shine! Admission to the crafts show is $10.00 with free parking available. The TH stage is located behind the large craft tent, across the road from the greenhouse, with the river behind us. Chairs and shade umbrellas available, and you can bring over food and drink to enjoy while you relax and take in the sounds of our performers who will offer up everything from folk, blues, country and pop-oriented tunes, among other genres.
Come out and support TH's performers this weekend as you stroll the beautiful grounds of the historic Lyndhurst Mansion. More info at www.Lyndhurst.org or www.Artrider.com.
Fred Gillen performing at our music stage at Lyndhurst in May, 2013.
Noon John Banrock & Michael Pennacchio
12:40 mbiraNYC
1:20 Tim "Lonely Leaves" Finney
2:00 James Durst
2:40 Pat LaManna & Rick Ahnemann
3:20 Peter Calo
Join Tribes Hill as we once again present music performed by some of the Lower Hudson Valley's finest homegrown singer/songwriters. Our live music stage will operate Friday Noon-4, Saturday 11-5 and Sunday Noon-4 rain or shine! Admission to the crafts show is $10.00 with free parking available. The TH stage is located behind the large craft tent, across the road from the greenhouse, with the river behind us. Chairs and shade umbrellas available, and you can bring over food and drink to enjoy while you relax and take in the sounds of our performers who will offer up everything from folk, blues, country and pop-oriented tunes, among other genres.
Come out and support TH's performers this weekend as you stroll the beautiful grounds of the historic Lyndhurst Mansion. More info at www.Lyndhurst.org or www.Artrider.com.
Fred Gillen performing at our music stage at Lyndhurst in May, 2013.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 Noon to 4:00pm
Tribes Hill Presents: Fall Crafts @ Lyndhurst Lynhurst Mansion
635 S. BroadwayTarrytown, NY 10591 United States
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.TribesHill.org
Some South County will play today!
Today's Performers:
11:00 Rob McMahon
11:40 Phil Dollard
12:20 Lisa Jane Lipkin & Jay Hitt
1:00 Larry Kolker W/Sticks Levine
1:40 Judy Kass
2:20 Mike Rock & Friends
3:00 Di Morgan
3:40 Steve Kaplan & Shirl Lawrence (Great Blue)
4:20 GROUP HOOTENANNY & SINGALONG!
Join Tribes Hill as we once again present music performed by some of the Lower Hudson Valley's finest homegrown singer/songwriters. Our live music stage will operate Friday Noon-4, Saturday 11-5 and Sunday Noon-4 rain or shine! Admission to the crafts show is $10.00 with free parking available. The TH stage is located behind the large craft tent, across the road from the greenhouse, with the river behind us. Chairs and shade umbrellas available, and you can bring over food and drink to enjoy while you relax and take in the sounds of our performers who will offer up everything from folk, blues, country and pop-oriented tunes, among other genres.
A highlight of the weekend will be our Group Hootenanny & Singalong at 4:20 on Saturday - we intend to get everyone singing, clapping and maybe even tapping a few toes for our final set of the day.
Come out and support TH's performers this weekend as you stroll the beautiful grounds of the historic Lyndhurst Mansion. More info at www.Lyndhurst.org or www.Artrider.com.
Today's Performers:
11:00 Rob McMahon
11:40 Phil Dollard
12:20 Lisa Jane Lipkin & Jay Hitt
1:00 Larry Kolker W/Sticks Levine
1:40 Judy Kass
2:20 Mike Rock & Friends
3:00 Di Morgan
3:40 Steve Kaplan & Shirl Lawrence (Great Blue)
4:20 GROUP HOOTENANNY & SINGALONG!
Join Tribes Hill as we once again present music performed by some of the Lower Hudson Valley's finest homegrown singer/songwriters. Our live music stage will operate Friday Noon-4, Saturday 11-5 and Sunday Noon-4 rain or shine! Admission to the crafts show is $10.00 with free parking available. The TH stage is located behind the large craft tent, across the road from the greenhouse, with the river behind us. Chairs and shade umbrellas available, and you can bring over food and drink to enjoy while you relax and take in the sounds of our performers who will offer up everything from folk, blues, country and pop-oriented tunes, among other genres.
A highlight of the weekend will be our Group Hootenanny & Singalong at 4:20 on Saturday - we intend to get everyone singing, clapping and maybe even tapping a few toes for our final set of the day.
Come out and support TH's performers this weekend as you stroll the beautiful grounds of the historic Lyndhurst Mansion. More info at www.Lyndhurst.org or www.Artrider.com.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 Noon to 4:00pm
Tribes Hill Presents: Fall Crafts @ Lyndhurst Lynhurst Mansion
635 S. BroadwayTarrytown, NY 10591 United States
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.TribesHill.org
Some South County will play today!
Today's Performers:
11:00 Rob McMahon
11:40 Phil Dollard
12:20 Lisa Jane Lipkin & Jay Hitt
1:00 Larry Kolker W/Sticks Levine
1:40 Judy Kass
2:20 Mike Rock & Friends
3:00 Di Morgan
3:40 Steve Kaplan & Shirl Lawrence (Great Blue)
4:20 GROUP HOOTENANNY & SINGALONG!
Join Tribes Hill as we once again present music performed by some of the Lower Hudson Valley's finest homegrown singer/songwriters. Our live music stage will operate Friday Noon-4, Saturday 11-5 and Sunday Noon-4 rain or shine! Admission to the crafts show is $10.00 with free parking available. The TH stage is located behind the large craft tent, across the road from the greenhouse, with the river behind us. Chairs and shade umbrellas available, and you can bring over food and drink to enjoy while you relax and take in the sounds of our performers who will offer up everything from folk, blues, country and pop-oriented tunes, among other genres.
A highlight of the weekend will be our Group Hootenanny & Singalong at 4:20 on Saturday - we intend to get everyone singing, clapping and maybe even tapping a few toes for our final set of the day.
Come out and support TH's performers this weekend as you stroll the beautiful grounds of the historic Lyndhurst Mansion. More info at www.Lyndhurst.org or www.Artrider.com.
Today's Performers:
11:00 Rob McMahon
11:40 Phil Dollard
12:20 Lisa Jane Lipkin & Jay Hitt
1:00 Larry Kolker W/Sticks Levine
1:40 Judy Kass
2:20 Mike Rock & Friends
3:00 Di Morgan
3:40 Steve Kaplan & Shirl Lawrence (Great Blue)
4:20 GROUP HOOTENANNY & SINGALONG!
Join Tribes Hill as we once again present music performed by some of the Lower Hudson Valley's finest homegrown singer/songwriters. Our live music stage will operate Friday Noon-4, Saturday 11-5 and Sunday Noon-4 rain or shine! Admission to the crafts show is $10.00 with free parking available. The TH stage is located behind the large craft tent, across the road from the greenhouse, with the river behind us. Chairs and shade umbrellas available, and you can bring over food and drink to enjoy while you relax and take in the sounds of our performers who will offer up everything from folk, blues, country and pop-oriented tunes, among other genres.
A highlight of the weekend will be our Group Hootenanny & Singalong at 4:20 on Saturday - we intend to get everyone singing, clapping and maybe even tapping a few toes for our final set of the day.
Come out and support TH's performers this weekend as you stroll the beautiful grounds of the historic Lyndhurst Mansion. More info at www.Lyndhurst.org or www.Artrider.com.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Show The Peekskill Coffee Hosue
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 10pm
An evening with Curtis Becraft and Friends Coffee Labs - Tarrytown
7 Main Street Tarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://web.mac.com/coffeelabsroasters/iWeb/CoffeeLabsRoasters/The+Shop.html
Curtis Becraft on guitar, piano, accordion, mandolin, harmonicas, playing classic covers and originals from 2010's Tales of a Traveler and his upcoming record Troubadour! with special guests expected; great coffee and desserts, no cover, hope to see you!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4pm
The Grand Slambovians (and many more artists all weekend!!) Stress Free Summer - FESTIVAL! at Croton Point Park
Croton, NY
Stress Free Summer Art & Music Festival is the vision of Mike Katz president of Alternative Brand Marketing www.AlternativeBrandmarketing.com who has managed over 5,000 marketing and music events since 2002. 2013 marks the very first year for the SFS Camping Festival and with the right team in place helping to keep things as organized as possible, with the right combination of musical performers and talent involved we are very excited to have a great weekend of NO WORRIES, NO STRESS, and relaxation for everyone who is able to join us.
Creative Workshops And Additional Fun
Art Wall (add your own design)
Guided Nature Hikes
Kayaking Expeditions
Yoga Sessions
Exercise Classes
Stress Relief Acupuncture [requires waiver]
Massage Station
Finger Painting Area
Tye Die Table
Wine Tasting [participation fee required]
Beer Pong Competition (portion of proceeds donated to charity)
Wood Art Viewing (and auction)
Photography Display
Wet T-Shirt Contest [pending]
Foam Pit [pending]
Ultimate Frisbee matches
Horse Shoe Challenge
Creative Workshops And Additional Fun
Art Wall (add your own design)
Guided Nature Hikes
Kayaking Expeditions
Yoga Sessions
Exercise Classes
Stress Relief Acupuncture [requires waiver]
Massage Station
Finger Painting Area
Tye Die Table
Wine Tasting [participation fee required]
Beer Pong Competition (portion of proceeds donated to charity)
Wood Art Viewing (and auction)
Photography Display
Wet T-Shirt Contest [pending]
Foam Pit [pending]
Ultimate Frisbee matches
Horse Shoe Challenge
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8PM to 10:30 pm
Music Tracks presents Peter Calo with special guest Steve Chizmadia Philipstown Depot Theatre
Garrison LandingGarrison, NY
Phone: 845 424 3900
Price: $15.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.philipstowndepottheatre.org/
Peter Calo headlines this evening of music
with Chris Marshak on drums and Pete Donovan on Bass and Steve singing backing vocals.
Steve Chizmadia opens the evening with a set of his music
Come celebrate the release of Steve’s
latest release “Jack of All Trades” produced by Peter Calo
Peter is…"One of the most engaging performers in the biz" Time Out
Come join Peter, Steve, Chris and Pete for an evening of music.
Reserve you ticket!!!
Buy tickets throught brown paper bag
Using this link
http://bpt.me/449673
Or call 845-424-3900
Admission $15.00
http://philipstowndepottheatre.org/
www.petercalo.com
with Chris Marshak on drums and Pete Donovan on Bass and Steve singing backing vocals.
Steve Chizmadia opens the evening with a set of his music
Come celebrate the release of Steve’s
latest release “Jack of All Trades” produced by Peter Calo
Peter is…"One of the most engaging performers in the biz" Time Out
Come join Peter, Steve, Chris and Pete for an evening of music.
Reserve you ticket!!!
Buy tickets throught brown paper bag
Using this link
http://bpt.me/449673
Or call 845-424-3900
Admission $15.00
http://philipstowndepottheatre.org/
www.petercalo.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 a.m. - noonish
Larry Kolker & the farmers Tarrytown Farmers' Market
Patriots' ParkTarrytown, NY
It's apple time! Stop by Larry's last farmers' market gig of the year.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10:00 pm
An Evening with Greetings From Anywhere The River Roadhouse
533 Warburton Ave.Hastings, NY 10706
We're kicking off the fall schedule by barnstorming our hometown roadhouse on a Saturday night! Expect a generous amount of hooting, hollering, and foot-stomping as we make our way through two long sets of twangy GFA classics, plus some new material we're really excited about. Free admission.
Band lineup: Sheila Noonan-Gorham, acoustic guitar/vocals, Andrew Schriever, acoustic guitar/banjo/vocals, Doug Schneider, drums/vocals, Adam Friedman, electric bass, Michael Chatham, baritone guitar/lap steel/dobro/blues harp. Special guest Hyram Stephens on electric guitar!
Band lineup: Sheila Noonan-Gorham, acoustic guitar/vocals, Andrew Schriever, acoustic guitar/banjo/vocals, Doug Schneider, drums/vocals, Adam Friedman, electric bass, Michael Chatham, baritone guitar/lap steel/dobro/blues harp. Special guest Hyram Stephens on electric guitar!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 12pm to 3pm
Curtis and Carla at the Yonkers Farmers Market! Yonkers Farmers Market
Tribespeople welcome! Perhaps some impromptu jams, while shopping for jam? :) We hope to see you!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4:30 p.m.
Tom Chapin, Hot Rod Pacer, Jan Christensen, Dirty Stayout Skifflers, Mel & Vinnie, Dorraine Scofield Benefit for Ferry Sloops at Nature Center at Croton Point Park
Croton Point ParkCroton On Hudson, NY
Website: https://www.ferrysloops.org/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 pm to 7:00 pm
Jesse Terry, Matt Turk, Marc Von Em: Songwriters in the Round Common Ground Coffeehouse @ The First Unitarian Society
25 Old Jackson AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 USA
Phone: 914-693-1065
Price: $15.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.commongroundfusw.com
Help us kick off our lucky 13th year of concerts at Common Ground with three great artists — all with Westchester roots: Jesse Terry, Matt Turk, and Marc Von Em. Jesse Terry is a nationally touring, award-winning singer-songwriter and road warrior. His music has been compared to the likes of Ryan Adams, Jackson Browne, Paul Simon and James Taylor. Jesse has toured relentlessly in support of his two full-length albums. Terry released his second album Empty Seat On A Plane on July 10th of 2012. A seasoned recording artist, multi-instrumentalist, eternal idealist and peace loving realist, Matt Turk is a veteran performer who has engaged audiences around the world, both as a hard-rocking bandleader and an acoustic folk troubadour. He has shared the stage with Judy Collins, Bob Dylan, Pete Seeger, Norah Jones, the Dave Matthews Band, the Grateful Dead’s Mickey Hart and Phil Lesh, Hot Tuna, Richie Havens, Fiona Apple, The Doobie Brothers, Ellis Marsalis, NRBQ, and many more. Marc Von Em is a soulfully energized singer/songwriter whose sound flows easily between blues, folk, funk, jazz & classical. His lyrics weave tales of intimate real-life events, and do so with a depth beyond most singer/songwriters. Driven by his fluid acoustic guitar playing, rich powerful voice, and comfortable, sometimes comical, stage presence, Marc’s live shows never fail to excite audiences. Marc’s career took an unexpected turn when he was asked to be part of the Rob Thomas (Matchbox Twenty) Band. Circling the globe with Rob as a backing vocalist and guitarist, Marc appeared on all the major TV programs from The Today Show to The Tonight Show.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Carolann Solebello "Steel & Salt" CD Release Show The Living Room
154 Ludlow St.New York, NY
Website: https://www.livingroomny.com/
With Fred Gillen Jr: electric guitar, harmony vocals
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6 p.m.
Kurt Henry, Matt Turk, Fred Gillen Jr, and Gilles Malkine Acoustic Thursdays at High Falls Cafe
12 Stone Dock RoadHigh Falls, NY
Phone: 845.687.2699
Website: https://www.highfallscafe.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm
GRAND OPENING of TOWNE CRIER (Beacon) with THE GRAND SLAMBOVIANS !! The Towne Crier Cafe
379 Main StreetBeacon, NY
Phone: 845.855.1300
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
From their start at the Towne Crier, The Grand Slambovians have gone on to worldwide renown. On Oct. 4, these homegrown favorites will help open the new Towne Crier in Beacon. Get your tickets for Grand Opening Weekend now!
Tickets, membership info and more: http://townecrier.com/ . We can't wait to see you, man.
Towne Crier Cafe
379 Main Street
Beacon, NY
(845) 855-1300
Tickets, membership info and more: http://townecrier.com/ . We can't wait to see you, man.
Towne Crier Cafe
379 Main Street
Beacon, NY
(845) 855-1300
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR Solo Show Coffee Lab Roasters
7 Main StTarrytown, NY 10591 USA
Phone: (914) 332-1479
Website: https://local.yahoo.com/details?id=11243228
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00pm to 10:00 pm
The Levins and Avi Wisnia Garden Stage Concert Series
223 Stewart Avenue Garden City, NY
Phone: 516-248-8891
Price: $18.00
Website: https://gardenstage.com/
Garden Stage Concert Series: We are honored to be opening the 2013-2014 season along with Avi Wisnia.
Mark Dann will be joining us on bass!
Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Central Nassau
223 Stewart Avenue (@Nassau Blvd.) Garden City, New York 516-248-8891
We are honored to be opening the 2013-2014 season along with Avi Wisnia.
Mark Dann will be joining us on bass!
Tickets are $18 in advance and $20 at the door.
Open mic starts at 7:30 PM with signups starting at 7:00 PM.
Mark Dann will be joining us on bass!
Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Central Nassau
223 Stewart Avenue (@Nassau Blvd.) Garden City, New York 516-248-8891
We are honored to be opening the 2013-2014 season along with Avi Wisnia.
Mark Dann will be joining us on bass!
Tickets are $18 in advance and $20 at the door.
Open mic starts at 7:30 PM with signups starting at 7:00 PM.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
The Ferry Festa Dobbs Ferry, NY
Website: https://www.ferryfesta.com/
Performing at the Dobbs Ferry Festa;
"Raising Caine" on the Main Stage around 3:00 pm. with: Billy Watson, Bob Phillipps, Kenny Kaufman, Gary Horowitz & Gannett Ries.
"Raising Caine" on the Main Stage around 3:00 pm. with: Billy Watson, Bob Phillipps, Kenny Kaufman, Gary Horowitz & Gannett Ries.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4 pm to 11 pm
Woodlawn Strong - A Fundraiser for Emerald Pharmacy Rambling House
4292 Katonah AveBronx, NY 10470
Website: https://www.facebook.com/events/525382250867257/
Please join us on October 5th at the Rambling House in Woodlawn where we will come together to help some of our own. As most of you know, a fire destroyed the Emerald Pharmacy on Katonah Avenue on August 15th. This business is staffed and owned by the people of Woodlawn and bring tremendous care to our friends, families and neighbors. They always go above and beyond when caring for the people of Woodlawn and now it is our turn to go above and beyond for them.
We will have live entertainment, raffles, commemorative t-shirts and food available. The suggested donation is $20 per person. If there are any questions or if you wish to donate outside of the event or provide a raffle item, please reach out to one of the admins here or email us at WoodlawnStrong@gmail.com
Thank you and we hope to see you all there!
Tribes Hill President George Gierer's knows many of the people personally affected by this tragedy, and South County will be performing. More details to come.
We will have live entertainment, raffles, commemorative t-shirts and food available. The suggested donation is $20 per person. If there are any questions or if you wish to donate outside of the event or provide a raffle item, please reach out to one of the admins here or email us at WoodlawnStrong@gmail.com
Thank you and we hope to see you all there!
Tribes Hill President George Gierer's knows many of the people personally affected by this tragedy, and South County will be performing. More details to come.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 10:30 pm
Carolann Solebello "Steel & Salt" CD Release Show The Starving Artist Cafe
249 City Island Avenue, City IslandCity Island Bronx, New York 10464
Phone: 718.885.3779
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com/
With Fred Gillen Jr: electric guitar, harmony vocals
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 8:15pm
Spuyten Duyvil CD RELEASE Rockwood Music Hall
196 Allen Street NYC, NY 10002 USA
Phone: 212 477 4155
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.rockwoodmusichall.com
Join us for a Spuyten Duyvil Special Event!
CD Release of "Temptation"
Concert and Celebration on Rockwood's beautiful Stage II.
Tickets are $10 @ http://bit.ly/1cZHAFh
Hailing from the Hudson Valley, Spuyten Duyvil's (pronounced: "Spite + n Dive + l") soaring vocals, traditional jug band energy, slide guitar, incendiary fiddle and Chicago-style blues harp propel the listener on a barn-burning romp through the last 100 years of American Roots music. Listening to this "mighty seven-piece powerhouse" (The Huffington Post) for the first time is like throwing a cherry bomb into a lake. It wakes you up. The New York Times just calls it "Raucous Roots".
You can check out Temptation @ www.spuytenduyvilmusic.com/p/music
Rebecca Pronsky's duo opens the show at 7PM. She is a born and raised Brooklynite who plays twangy folk that is as “urban as it is rural, not afraid to be sophisticated” (Maverick). She’s a “poetic lyricist” (All Music Guide), who sounds “more retro than redneck” (Creative Loafing), “like The Smiths relocated to Nashville” (Northern Sky).
You can check out Rebecca at http://bit.ly/14GoYo6
CD Release of "Temptation"
Concert and Celebration on Rockwood's beautiful Stage II.
Tickets are $10 @ http://bit.ly/1cZHAFh
Hailing from the Hudson Valley, Spuyten Duyvil's (pronounced: "Spite + n Dive + l") soaring vocals, traditional jug band energy, slide guitar, incendiary fiddle and Chicago-style blues harp propel the listener on a barn-burning romp through the last 100 years of American Roots music. Listening to this "mighty seven-piece powerhouse" (The Huffington Post) for the first time is like throwing a cherry bomb into a lake. It wakes you up. The New York Times just calls it "Raucous Roots".
You can check out Temptation @ www.spuytenduyvilmusic.com/p/music
Rebecca Pronsky's duo opens the show at 7PM. She is a born and raised Brooklynite who plays twangy folk that is as “urban as it is rural, not afraid to be sophisticated” (Maverick). She’s a “poetic lyricist” (All Music Guide), who sounds “more retro than redneck” (Creative Loafing), “like The Smiths relocated to Nashville” (Northern Sky).
You can check out Rebecca at http://bit.ly/14GoYo6
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 pm to 10:00 pm
Mike + Ruthy, with Winterpills Common Ground Concerts at South Presbyterian Church
343 BroadwayDobbs Ferry, NY 10522
Phone: 914-693-1065
Price: $18.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.commongroundfusw.com
“Some of the best songwriting of their generation.” – LA Weekly, on Mike + Ruthy
“I don’t know why Winterpills aren’t one of the most cherished pop bands in the world: Their songs are dazzling, and their albums have a coherence that’s rare.”
- Jonathan Lethem, Rolling Stone
After thousands of concerts across tens-of-thousands of miles, Ruth Ungar & Mike Merenda have emerged as one of acoustic America’s most revered musical duos. As story-tellers, as singers, as poets and as parents (they tour with their two small children), Mike + Ruthy are heralds of an American cultural awakening, one that values honesty and togetherness, one that prefers grit to glitz and one that – in the face of an information super-highway - revels in the old-fashioned telling of a story. Described as “rich, vintage Americana” by Time Out NY, Mike + Ruthy’s 2012 Woody Guthrie collaboration “My New York City” is being hailed as one of the most gorgeous pieces ever to have come out of the archive.
Starting with their self-titled debut in 2005, Winterpills have built a vibrant career with their exquisite chamber-pop songs that The Washington Post called “densely packed but hugely evocative, tiny bombs of feeling and meaning… fiendishly melodic”, attracting fans from their native New England to the Netherlands and beyond. They may be one of the most exciting bands to emerge from the vibrant Northampton, Massachusetts music scene in recent years, adding another chapter to the world of ethereal indie-pop. They play haunting, delicate, dynamic, room-hushingly beautiful music with shimmering melodies and aching lyrics. Fronted by singers Philip Price and Flora Reed, they harmonize closely, often and gorgeously.
“I don’t know why Winterpills aren’t one of the most cherished pop bands in the world: Their songs are dazzling, and their albums have a coherence that’s rare.”
- Jonathan Lethem, Rolling Stone
After thousands of concerts across tens-of-thousands of miles, Ruth Ungar & Mike Merenda have emerged as one of acoustic America’s most revered musical duos. As story-tellers, as singers, as poets and as parents (they tour with their two small children), Mike + Ruthy are heralds of an American cultural awakening, one that values honesty and togetherness, one that prefers grit to glitz and one that – in the face of an information super-highway - revels in the old-fashioned telling of a story. Described as “rich, vintage Americana” by Time Out NY, Mike + Ruthy’s 2012 Woody Guthrie collaboration “My New York City” is being hailed as one of the most gorgeous pieces ever to have come out of the archive.
Starting with their self-titled debut in 2005, Winterpills have built a vibrant career with their exquisite chamber-pop songs that The Washington Post called “densely packed but hugely evocative, tiny bombs of feeling and meaning… fiendishly melodic”, attracting fans from their native New England to the Netherlands and beyond. They may be one of the most exciting bands to emerge from the vibrant Northampton, Massachusetts music scene in recent years, adding another chapter to the world of ethereal indie-pop. They play haunting, delicate, dynamic, room-hushingly beautiful music with shimmering melodies and aching lyrics. Fronted by singers Philip Price and Flora Reed, they harmonize closely, often and gorgeously.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm
The Levins in Concert Vista on the Hill Concert Series @ Temple Beth Elohim
31 Mount Ebo Road Brewster, NY 10509
Price: $15.00
Website: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Vista-On-The-Hill-Concert-Series/134322963410771?fref=ts
Looking forward to opening the season at Vista on the Hill!
Small, intimate coffeehouse style setting, offering the best local musicians, playing in a relaxed, informal concert style setting.
Food: Refreshments are included in ticket price; home baked goods, fruit and cheese platters complimentary; BYOB
Beverages: coffee, tea and cold drinks, BYOB
31 Mt Ebo Rd, Brewster, NY
Website: www.templebethelohim.org/mensclub.htm
$15 at the Door / Doors open at 7:30 pm
Small, intimate coffeehouse style setting, offering the best local musicians, playing in a relaxed, informal concert style setting.
Food: Refreshments are included in ticket price; home baked goods, fruit and cheese platters complimentary; BYOB
Beverages: coffee, tea and cold drinks, BYOB
31 Mt Ebo Rd, Brewster, NY
Website: www.templebethelohim.org/mensclub.htm
$15 at the Door / Doors open at 7:30 pm
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8PM to 10PM
Stephen Scholle solo performance Coffe Labs Roasters
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY
Performing original material of foot-tappin, feeling and folly.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:00 PM to 7:30 PM
Danny Schmidt with special guest Carrie Elkin River Spirit Music House Concert Series
Hastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 United States
Phone: 347-MUSIC-76
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://riverspiritmusic.com/
This is Danny's only NYC area appearance this year This is a concert you don’t want to miss.
Danny Schmidt is best known for his riveting poetic lyrics, which have drawn favorable comparisons to Leonard Cohen and Townes Van Zandt for their depth and complexity. And gypsy spirit Carrie Elkin is best known for her incredibly soulful and dynamic vocals, which have drawn favorable comparisons to Patty Griffin at her most powerful, and Nanci Griffith at her most intimate. Together, the respective strengths they each bring, individually, merge into a much greater whole . . . a performance of great energy and spirit . . . and one that audiences seem to be able to connect with on a multitude of levels, at once: Emotionally, Spiritually, and Intellectually.On Danny: Named to the Chicago Tribune's 50 Most Significant Songwriters in the Last 50 Years, Austin, TX-based singer-songwriter Danny Schmidt has been rapidly ascending from underground cult hero status to being broadly recognized as an artist of generational significance. Danny is considered a preeminent writer, an artist whose earthy poetry manages to somehow conjure magic from the mundane, leading Sing Out Magazine to tag him: "Perhaps the best new songwriter we've heard in the last 15 years."
On Carrie: With her Red House Records release, Call it my Garden, Carrie Elkin has emerged as one of the defining new voices in the world of Texas singer-songwriters, being celebrated by Texas Music Magazine as one of their artists of the year. The voice, the stories, the images, the grace, it's the complete package. But it's the power of her live performances that really have been creating an incredible buzz around this young artist. Maverick Magazine said it best, after a recent festival performance: "I have never seen a performer so in love with the act of singing. That's the gospel truth. Onstage, Elkin was simply a force of nature." Don't miss these two great artists in a rare split-bill performance, sharing songs back and forth, lending their voices to each other's tunes, in harmony. And lending commentary to each other's tunes, in the form of smart-ass between-song banter.
Suggested Donation
$20 in advance ($20.88 after PayPal processing fee)
or
$22 at the door
100% goes to the performers
Music starts promptly at 5:00 PM
Doors open for potluck dinner at 4:00 PM - Bring a dish!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00pm
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering @ the home of Ted Horan
378 Read Ave.Yonkers, NY 10707
Phone: 914-378 -4953
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9 pm to 10 pm
Larry Kolker @ the Greenpoint Gallery Greenpoint Gallery
390 McGuinness Blvd Brooklyn, NY
Website: https://www.thegreenpointgallery.com/home.html
Larry, with Jeremy Kolker on drums, returns to the Greenpoint Gallery, an uber-hip, art gallery/performance space and drinkin'/hangin' out lounge at the foot of the Kosciusko Bridge. Music from 8 pm 'til midnight (or so) with Larry on from 9-10. Jeremy's group, God Tiny, plays from 8-9.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 12pm to 8pm
Beale Street On South Street Outdoor Music Festival
970 South StreetPeekskill, NY
Website: https://www.facebook.com/bealestreetonsouthstreet
A day of live original music OUTSIDE on South Street in front of Beale Street Barber Shop.
Noon until 8pm, free of charge.
Performers in this order starting at Noon sharp!
(Times are approximate - 45 minute set time per band)
12 pm - 12:45pm ~ Brian W. Foster
1pm - 1:45pm ~ Harry Rios and the Nippy Thieves
2:15pm - 3pm ~ Steve Chizmadia
3:30pm - 4:15pm ~ Drew Nix
4:45 pm - 5:30pm ~ Side Saddle
6pm - 6:45 pm ~ Ninth House
7:15pm - 8pm ~ SOUTH COUNTY!!!
Noon until 8pm, free of charge.
Performers in this order starting at Noon sharp!
(Times are approximate - 45 minute set time per band)
12 pm - 12:45pm ~ Brian W. Foster
1pm - 1:45pm ~ Harry Rios and the Nippy Thieves
2:15pm - 3pm ~ Steve Chizmadia
3:30pm - 4:15pm ~ Drew Nix
4:45 pm - 5:30pm ~ Side Saddle
6pm - 6:45 pm ~ Ninth House
7:15pm - 8pm ~ SOUTH COUNTY!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11 am - 1pm
Larry Kolker & the farmers John Jay Homestead Farm Market
400 Jay StreetKatonah, New York
Website: https://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/John-Jay-Homestead-Farm-Market/326964104093547
Larry Kolker, with Sticks Levine on drums, returns to the John Jay Homestead Farm Market, the best one around, for it's last weekend of 2013. How about them apples?
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2:00pm
Josh Joffen with The Levins Borderline Folk Music Club
7 Trailside CourtNew City, NY 10956
Price: $20.00
Website: https://borderlinefolkmusicclub.org/
Hi Folks,
Just to remind you all of our upcoming concert next Sunday, October 13th.
Josh Joffen, one of the premier singer songwriters of our generation will be headlining the show. Josh has given us favorites throughout his illustrious career such as "Post Card From Antigua", Crazy Horse", and more recently "Shehecheyanu". At this concert he is being supported by Mark Dann on bass and Marshal Aaron Rosenberg on light percussion. Opening the show will be The Levins (Ira & Julia), a dynamic new duo that is making its mark on the local folk music scene.
This show will be an intimate house concert at the home of Steve Shapiro, 7 - Trailside Court, New City, NY 10956. The venue is only 3 minutes away from Exit 11 off the Palisades Parkway and there is plenty of free parking on premises.
Starting time is scheduled for 2:00 PM but we encourage our audience members to arrive at least 30 minutes early in order to socialize and get to meet the performers on a one to one basis. Admission is $20 per person (only $15 if you are a Borderline or Pinewoods member), and we ask that you bring a cold pot luck dessert dish to share with 4 other people. Please remember that we are an alcohol free venue.
Due to the popularity of these performers and the fact that we can accommodate only 50 people we strongly suggest that you make advance reservations by e-mailing me at solz1@optonline.net or by calling me at (845) 354-4586.
Looking forward to seeing you all next Sunday.
Sol Zeller, President
BORDERLINE FOLK MUSIC CLUB
Just to remind you all of our upcoming concert next Sunday, October 13th.
Josh Joffen, one of the premier singer songwriters of our generation will be headlining the show. Josh has given us favorites throughout his illustrious career such as "Post Card From Antigua", Crazy Horse", and more recently "Shehecheyanu". At this concert he is being supported by Mark Dann on bass and Marshal Aaron Rosenberg on light percussion. Opening the show will be The Levins (Ira & Julia), a dynamic new duo that is making its mark on the local folk music scene.
This show will be an intimate house concert at the home of Steve Shapiro, 7 - Trailside Court, New City, NY 10956. The venue is only 3 minutes away from Exit 11 off the Palisades Parkway and there is plenty of free parking on premises.
Starting time is scheduled for 2:00 PM but we encourage our audience members to arrive at least 30 minutes early in order to socialize and get to meet the performers on a one to one basis. Admission is $20 per person (only $15 if you are a Borderline or Pinewoods member), and we ask that you bring a cold pot luck dessert dish to share with 4 other people. Please remember that we are an alcohol free venue.
Due to the popularity of these performers and the fact that we can accommodate only 50 people we strongly suggest that you make advance reservations by e-mailing me at solz1@optonline.net or by calling me at (845) 354-4586.
Looking forward to seeing you all next Sunday.
Sol Zeller, President
BORDERLINE FOLK MUSIC CLUB
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Curtis Becraft, Carla Lynne Hall and Jorge Caraballo at Starving Artist Cafe The Starving Artist Cafe
249 City Island Avenue, City IslandCity Island Bronx, New York 10464
Phone: 718.885.3779
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com/
This Friday evening, C&C return to City Island and our good friends at the Starving Artist Cafe! With special guest Jorge Caraballo! Playing alone and together, covers and originals; we hope to see you!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Joe Crookston & The BlueBird Jubilee with Peter Glanville, Special guests The Levins Acoustic Cafe Music Series at OLM Academy
25 Fremont AvePark Ridge, NJ 07656 usa
Phone: 201-573-0718
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.cafeacoustic.org
The Acoustic Café Music Series welcomes Joe Crookston & The BlueBird Jubilee with Peter Glanville on Saturday, October 19th for an inspiring night of music magic! Very Special guests The Levins will open the show.
From Ithaca, NY, Joe Crookston & The BlueBird Jubilee pick and twist their way through energetic and sonically lush sets of Joe Crookston originals. Crookston was awarded “Album of the Year” by the International Folk Alliance and received a songwriting grant from the Rockefeller Foundation to travel New York State, interview locals and write original songs based on his travels. He was recently signed to Tamulevich Artist Management with fellow songwriters John Gorka, Red Horse and Peter Yarrow.
Together as the BlueBird Jubilee, Joe and Peter have played to full houses at Festivals and Performing Arts Centers across the US. It's a high energy show full of story songs, fingerpicking stomping rhythms and a deep well of musical tradition and creativity.Tuning up their Martins and vintage Gibsons, these guys can play! They’ll weave and travel mystical, historical, and humorous roads, and twist through personal stories along the way. Ex-slaves, Oklahoma towns, rattlesnake tails, drunk Roosters, Dylan Thomas, and possibly a good Supertramp cover to boot.
At the end of the night, you’ll leave inspired, with a renewed sense of what’s possible. In Irish culture, there is phrase called the “The Long Note.” “The Long Note” is that place of resonance and transcendence where the music, the voices, the instruments, and the community ALL come together and unite…There IS a “Long Note” and Joe Crookston is reaching for it! www.joecrookston.com
“Joe Crookston is decidedly one of today’s standout troubadours.” - Roots Music Examiner -
Special guests The Levins combine harmony-driven, uplifting acoustic folk rock with wistful overtones of the 1930s and the intention of putting a smile on your face. Original tunes, guitar, piano and voices provide a full sound with unexpected harmonies and unique arrangements. ....sounds like The Mamas and The Papas having coffee with Cole Porter. Their latest CD, My Friend Hafiz, was inspired by the poetry of mystic poet Hafiz. www.thelevinsmusic.com
"They thread their musical tales through beautifully fused, engaging harmonies.” ~ Folkwords.com ~
Tickets: $20 advance online & $22 at the door www.cafeacoustic.org 201-573-0718
Proceeds benefit the OLM St Vincent’s Haiti Scholarship fund.
From Ithaca, NY, Joe Crookston & The BlueBird Jubilee pick and twist their way through energetic and sonically lush sets of Joe Crookston originals. Crookston was awarded “Album of the Year” by the International Folk Alliance and received a songwriting grant from the Rockefeller Foundation to travel New York State, interview locals and write original songs based on his travels. He was recently signed to Tamulevich Artist Management with fellow songwriters John Gorka, Red Horse and Peter Yarrow.
Together as the BlueBird Jubilee, Joe and Peter have played to full houses at Festivals and Performing Arts Centers across the US. It's a high energy show full of story songs, fingerpicking stomping rhythms and a deep well of musical tradition and creativity.Tuning up their Martins and vintage Gibsons, these guys can play! They’ll weave and travel mystical, historical, and humorous roads, and twist through personal stories along the way. Ex-slaves, Oklahoma towns, rattlesnake tails, drunk Roosters, Dylan Thomas, and possibly a good Supertramp cover to boot.
At the end of the night, you’ll leave inspired, with a renewed sense of what’s possible. In Irish culture, there is phrase called the “The Long Note.” “The Long Note” is that place of resonance and transcendence where the music, the voices, the instruments, and the community ALL come together and unite…There IS a “Long Note” and Joe Crookston is reaching for it! www.joecrookston.com
“Joe Crookston is decidedly one of today’s standout troubadours.” - Roots Music Examiner -
Special guests The Levins combine harmony-driven, uplifting acoustic folk rock with wistful overtones of the 1930s and the intention of putting a smile on your face. Original tunes, guitar, piano and voices provide a full sound with unexpected harmonies and unique arrangements. ....sounds like The Mamas and The Papas having coffee with Cole Porter. Their latest CD, My Friend Hafiz, was inspired by the poetry of mystic poet Hafiz. www.thelevinsmusic.com
"They thread their musical tales through beautifully fused, engaging harmonies.” ~ Folkwords.com ~
Tickets: $20 advance online & $22 at the door www.cafeacoustic.org 201-573-0718
Proceeds benefit the OLM St Vincent’s Haiti Scholarship fund.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00PM to 11:00 pm
Great Blue at Annie Molloy's Irish Castle Annie Molloy's Irish Castle
137 Haviland Drive Patterson, NY 12563 US of A
Phone: (845) 278-8601
Website: https://southeast.patch.com/listings/annie-molloys-irish-castle
Shirl Lawrence and Steve Kaplan (a/k/a the singing duo Great Blue) have been singing together for more than 3 decades. Their music reflects their deep respect for those who work with their hands, those who teach, and those who struggle to make this world fit for our children. Their tunes, (greatly influenced by Kate Wolf and by Pete Seeger’s Hudson River approach to music), appeals to people of all ages.
This is Great Blue's first solo outing at Annie Molloy's Irish Castle. We've played with others in this wonderful room opposite the bar. The proprietor Pat Stuart and the wait staff are warm and superlative, and the drinks are wet. We'll plan on having Pat join us on "The Dutchman". Listen to us in the Listening Room (nice wood), or talk with your friends at the bar. We'll be having a great time. Hope you will, too!
This is Great Blue's first solo outing at Annie Molloy's Irish Castle. We've played with others in this wonderful room opposite the bar. The proprietor Pat Stuart and the wait staff are warm and superlative, and the drinks are wet. We'll plan on having Pat join us on "The Dutchman". Listen to us in the Listening Room (nice wood), or talk with your friends at the bar. We'll be having a great time. Hope you will, too!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm to 9:30pm
URBAN H2O Presents The Jen Chapin Trio with Stuart Fuchs Beczak Environmental Center
35 Alexander StreetYonkers, NY
Phone: 917 562 8584
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.urbanh2o.org
Jen Chapin's music is urban folk soul -- story songs that search for community and shared meaning, powered by the funk and improvisation of the city. Critics have hailed her work as "brilliant...soulfully poetic" (NPR), "thoughtful...worth savoring" (People)
Opening for the The Jen Chapin Trio is guitarist and ukelele virtuoso Stuart Fuchs. Stuart has toured the world and performed extensively as a solo artist and as the leader of "Babik", his award winning Gypsy Jazz Band.
Door opens at 7:00pm at Beczak, an eco-friendly renovation of a former factory social club along the Hudson River. Steps from Amtrak and Metro-North station. Ample free parking. Light bites for sale. $10 Ticket (purchase at door) includes FREE beer from the Hudson Valley's award-winning Captain Lawrence Brewing Company. Bring your own mug!
Opening for the The Jen Chapin Trio is guitarist and ukelele virtuoso Stuart Fuchs. Stuart has toured the world and performed extensively as a solo artist and as the leader of "Babik", his award winning Gypsy Jazz Band.
Door opens at 7:00pm at Beczak, an eco-friendly renovation of a former factory social club along the Hudson River. Steps from Amtrak and Metro-North station. Ample free parking. Light bites for sale. $10 Ticket (purchase at door) includes FREE beer from the Hudson Valley's award-winning Captain Lawrence Brewing Company. Bring your own mug!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Some South County An Beal Bocht Cafe
445 W 238th St. Riverdale Bronx, New york 10463-2201
Phone: 917 331 6664
Website: https://www.anbealbochtcafe.com/
Allison and George return to An Beal Bocht Cafe for an acoustic evening. Some South County tunes as well as some spooky H'ween stuff will make for a great show. Come sup and tip back a jar.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10AM to 3PM
Hastings Flea Metro Commuter Lot Hastings-on-Hudson NY
Metro North Commuter LotHastings-on-Hudson, NY
Website: https://www.facebook.com/hastingsflea
New and fun vintage and craft vendors for the Hastings Flea on Sunday, October 20th 9-3pm!
Hear The BluesMothers, Solar Punch Matt Turk and George Gierer play music!
It will be fun packed day in Hastings with the Halloween parade and kids painting store shops too!
Hear The BluesMothers, Solar Punch Matt Turk and George Gierer play music!
It will be fun packed day in Hastings with the Halloween parade and kids painting store shops too!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr 10th Anniversary PCH Residency Show! The Peekskill Coffee House
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4 pm to 6 pm
Phil Dollard at the Ridge Hill Farmers' Market Ridge Hill Mall Farmers' Market
Ridge Hill Blvd.Yonkers, NY
Ridge Hill Mall has it all: great restaurants, high end haunts for fashionistas, an L.L. Bean, a Guitar Center for strummers, shredders or pickers, an actual little village square where the farmers' market is now located, and live music at that very market. I'll be doing a couple sets on Friday afternoon, Oct. 25.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:30 p.m. to 12:30 am
FRED GILLEN JR Solo Show The Roadhouse Tavern
208 Tomahawk Road Street (Rt. 118)Yorktown Heights, NY 10598
Phone: (914) 519-6111
Playing some Fred Gillen Jr songs, and some Dylan, Woody Guthrie, Bob Marley, Violent Femmes, Clash, Stones, and Steve Kirkman songs!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 12pm to 3pm
Curtis Becraft at the Groundwork Hudson Valley Farmers Market Groundwork Hudson Valley Farmers Market
22 Main StreetYonkers, NY 10701
Website: https://www.groundworkhv.org/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6 PM til 8 PM to 8 pm
Phil Dollard and Jim Harrison at th Black Cat Black Cat Cafe
45 Main Street Irvington, NY
Phone: 914-231-9060
Website: https://blackcatchef.com/
Pre-Halloween song swap with Phil and Jim. Haunting love songs, spooky spirituals, scary scat singing. Costumes optional.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 pm to 10:00 pm
Zoe Lewis Common Ground Coffeehouse @ The First Unitarian Society
25 Old Jackson AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 USA
Phone: 914-693-1065
Price: $18.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.commongroundfusw.com
Originally from England, Zoë now resides in Provincetown, Cape Cod. She plays jazz, jump jive, latin grooves, swing, international folk, funk originals on anything from the piano to the spoons! She describes her blend of music as WORLDBEAT-VAUDEVILLE.
She was CO-WINNER of the Colorado Rocky Mountain Folks Festival Troubadour award in 2003, NEW FOLK WINNER 2002 at the Kerrville Folk Festival in Texas and 2001 Falconridge Folk Festival AUDIENCE FAVORITE and now she’s getting booked to play many festival main stages with virtuoso jazz recorder player Roxanne Layton (from Mannheim Steamroller). Her latest CD “Small is Tremendous” is on Judy Collins’ WILDFLOWER label and she’l be touring with her and Nanci Griffith this summer.
Her music is upbeat, amusing and perfect for all ages. She’s part troubadour, storyteller and accomplished musician and has toured internationally, picking up influences along the way. While at once setting listeners off balance with her quirky spin on things she sneaks in simple, potent messages, leaving audiences worn out and inspired.
She was CO-WINNER of the Colorado Rocky Mountain Folks Festival Troubadour award in 2003, NEW FOLK WINNER 2002 at the Kerrville Folk Festival in Texas and 2001 Falconridge Folk Festival AUDIENCE FAVORITE and now she’s getting booked to play many festival main stages with virtuoso jazz recorder player Roxanne Layton (from Mannheim Steamroller). Her latest CD “Small is Tremendous” is on Judy Collins’ WILDFLOWER label and she’l be touring with her and Nanci Griffith this summer.
Her music is upbeat, amusing and perfect for all ages. She’s part troubadour, storyteller and accomplished musician and has toured internationally, picking up influences along the way. While at once setting listeners off balance with her quirky spin on things she sneaks in simple, potent messages, leaving audiences worn out and inspired.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR RESIDENCY Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://www.fredgillenjr.com
Every month we have a little house concert at the Labs. Come get a pound of coffee and hear some music!!!!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Curtis Becraft with special guests! Coffee Lab Roasters
7 Main StTarrytown, NY 10591 USA
Phone: (914) 332-1479
Website: https://local.yahoo.com/details?id=11243228
Another Curtis Becraft show at Coffee Labs!!! Featuring Curtis on guitar, accordion, mandolin etc.; special guest Di Morgan; and other special guests! Its a Halloween theme! We hope to see you; costumes encouraged!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:00 PM to 7:30 PM
Joe Crookston & the BlueBird Jubilee with Peter Glanville River Spirit Music House Concert Series
Hastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 United States
Phone: 347-MUSIC-76
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://riverspiritmusic.com/
From Ithaca, NY, Joe Crookston and his longtime DUO partner Peter Glanville will pick and twist their way through a high energy and sonically lush set of Joe Crookston originals…This is exciting…Joe with the BlueBird Jubilee… They have played to full houses at Festivals and Performing Arts Centers across the US. Joe and Peter will treat you to an evening of story songs, fingerpicking, collaboration, stomping rhythms and a deep well of musical magic. Check him out on You Tube. It's not the same. Decide to come to this show. You'll be glad you did.
Peter Glanville is a guitar picker, tenor guitar player, and harmony singer…. Hilarious and deep, they will tune up their Martins and vintage Gibsons and weave their way through a set of music that will leave you inspired and renewed and wanting more. "It's a good thing Joe is one of the good guys…otherwise he'd be dangerous."
Suggested donation:
$20 in advance ($20.88 after PayPal processing fee)
or $22 at the door
100% goes to the performers
Music starts promptly at 5:00 PM
Doors open for putluck dinner at 4:00 PM - Bring a dish!
Peter Glanville is a guitar picker, tenor guitar player, and harmony singer…. Hilarious and deep, they will tune up their Martins and vintage Gibsons and weave their way through a set of music that will leave you inspired and renewed and wanting more. "It's a good thing Joe is one of the good guys…otherwise he'd be dangerous."
Suggested donation:
$20 in advance ($20.88 after PayPal processing fee)
or $22 at the door
100% goes to the performers
Music starts promptly at 5:00 PM
Doors open for putluck dinner at 4:00 PM - Bring a dish!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 pm
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering
Millwood, NY 10546
Our gathering will be hosted by Lisa Jane Lipkin and Jay Hitt.
Lisa's address is:
31 Hidden Hollow Lane, Millwood, NY 10546
(914) 941-0468 (home)
lisajanelipkin@optonline.net
Please park on road and walk up driveway.
We're looking forward to seeing you all!
Lisa's address is:
31 Hidden Hollow Lane, Millwood, NY 10546
(914) 941-0468 (home)
lisajanelipkin@optonline.net
Please park on road and walk up driveway.
We're looking forward to seeing you all!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm to 11:30 pm
Peter Calo and Steve Chizmadia appearing together at the Bean runner The Bean Runner Cafe
201 S. Division & Esther StreetPeekskill, NY
Phone: 914-737-1701
Price: $15.00
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com/
Singer Songwriters Peter Calo and Steve Chizmadia team up for a night of mostly original music with their band.
everything from country to blues to funky to New Orleans to...
Hailed "a master musician" by The Boston Globe; guitarist, producer, composer, recording artist and performer Peter Calo "stands out as an exceptionally versatile and accomplished talent on the crowded music scene." (WBZ-TV, Boston)
everything from country to blues to funky to New Orleans to...
Hailed "a master musician" by The Boston Globe; guitarist, producer, composer, recording artist and performer Peter Calo "stands out as an exceptionally versatile and accomplished talent on the crowded music scene." (WBZ-TV, Boston)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4pm to 6pm
Phil Dollard at the Ridge Hill Mall Farmers' Market Ridge Hill Mall Farmers' Market
Ridge Hill Blvd.Yonkers, NY
The weather is supposed to warm up on Friday so come on over to the Ridge Hill Mall for some fresh produce, some fingerstyle blues to enhance your shopping experience.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00pm to 9:00pm
Greetings From Anywhere at The Bitter End The Bitter End
147 Bleecker StreetNew York, NY 10012 USA
Phone: (212) 673-7030
Website: https://www.bitterend.com/
Come join Greetings From Anywhere as we bring our Hudson Valley "Americana Stomp 'n Twang" back to the legendary The Bitter End for a special Saturday evening set!
Band Lineup: Sheila Noonan-Gorham: acoustic guitar/vocals, Andrew Schriever: acoustic guitar/banjo/vocals, Doug Schneider: drums/vocals, Adam Friedman: electric bass, Michael Chatham: baritone guitar/dobro/blues harp, Liz Pierson Mackanesi: fiddle.
Band Lineup: Sheila Noonan-Gorham: acoustic guitar/vocals, Andrew Schriever: acoustic guitar/banjo/vocals, Doug Schneider: drums/vocals, Adam Friedman: electric bass, Michael Chatham: baritone guitar/dobro/blues harp, Liz Pierson Mackanesi: fiddle.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00pm
The Levins - "On Your Radar" with John Platt WFUV Showcase Rockwood Music Hall : Stage 2
196 Allen StreetNew York, NY 10920 USA
Phone: 212.477.4155
Price: $12.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://rockwoodmusichall.com/
On Your Radar - feat. The Levins, Moors & McCumber and Melissa Greener
Hosted by John Platt from WFUV
Tuesday, November 12, 2013 / Doors: 6:30 PM
Ticket Price: $12.00 / 21 & Over Only
*Please note, there is a one drink minimum for this show*
General Admission / Very limited seating / Tickets do not guarantee seats
Hosted by John Platt from WFUV
Tuesday, November 12, 2013 / Doors: 6:30 PM
Ticket Price: $12.00 / 21 & Over Only
*Please note, there is a one drink minimum for this show*
General Admission / Very limited seating / Tickets do not guarantee seats
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00pm to 8:00pm
The Levins at the Montvale Free Public Library, NJ Montvale Public Library
Suite 100 12 Mercedes Dr. Montvale, N.J. 07645 Telephone: (201) 391-5090 Montvale 07645 Telephone: (201) 391-5090, NJ 07645
Phone: Telephone: (201) 391-5090
Website: https://montvale.bccls.org/
Ira and Julia Levin combine harmony-driven acoustic folk rock with wistful overtones of the 1930s and the intention of putting a smile on your face. They will be performing their own originals including songs from their current album, My Friend Hafiz, as well as new material from a forthcoming release due out in 2014.
Free - registration advised.
Registration begins on Thursday, Oct 10th, starting at 10AM.
Register by phone (201-391-5090), in person, or by email at montvalelibraryprograms@gmail.com
Free - registration advised.
Registration begins on Thursday, Oct 10th, starting at 10AM.
Register by phone (201-391-5090), in person, or by email at montvalelibraryprograms@gmail.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5pm to 9pm
Curtis Becraft at Holiday Third Friday Pop-Up Shop at W@tercoolerPublic W@tercoolerPublic Tarrytown
Join us on November 15 during the monthly Tarrytown Third Friday event as we turn W@tercooler into a temporary bazar of beautiful gifts, from home furnishings to jewelry, scarves to bags, and baked goods to vintage clothes.
We will also have live music during the evening by local guitar and mandolin player Chris Becraft.
We will also have live music during the evening by local guitar and mandolin player Chris Becraft.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00pm to 10:30 pm
The Levins at ASK for MUSIC Art Society of Kington presents
97 BroadwayKingston, NY
Phone: 845.338.0331
Price: $6.00
Website: https://www.askforarts.org/askformusic.html
Come hear the best of the Hudson Valley Acoustic Performers live, every third Friday of the month! Please join us for three sets of wonderful live music underneath the warm lighting of our Main Gallery. Light refreshments and wine are always served.
November: The Levins and more!
November: The Levins and more!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6 PM til 8 PM to 8 pm
Phil Dollard returns to the Black Cat Cafe' The Black Cat Cafe'
45 Main Street Irvington, NY
Phone: 914-231-9060
Website: https://blackcatchef.com
As the weather turns Autumnal, The Black Cat remains a hot spot for inspired comestibles, a convivial ambiance and continued live music. I've got a few new songs to try out so come on down to Irvington; tell a friend, bring a guest, sing along.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10pm
Robert Hill Band Birdsall House
970 Main St.Peekskill, NY 10566 US
Website: https://www.birdsallhouse.net/
This is a NEW ELECTRIC BAND making our debut November 22! With Eric Puente on drums, Steve Kirkman on guitar, and Bill Gordon on bass! Hoping our Westchester, NY, CT & NJ friends will come out and support this new endeavor. This is a smokin' band!
Established in 2010 by Tim Reinke (co-owner of the Blind Tiger Ale House and Gleason's) and John Sharp (Gleason's), the Birdsall House quickly became a destination for craft beer and locally sourced cuisine (some from our own garden!) in the Hudson Valley. Chef March Walker's culinary talents perfectly compliment the gastropub's beer-centric beverage program. The Birdsall House Beer Garden opened in 2011 offering patio dining and picnic tables for groups to congregate and socialize over a pint.
Established in 2010 by Tim Reinke (co-owner of the Blind Tiger Ale House and Gleason's) and John Sharp (Gleason's), the Birdsall House quickly became a destination for craft beer and locally sourced cuisine (some from our own garden!) in the Hudson Valley. Chef March Walker's culinary talents perfectly compliment the gastropub's beer-centric beverage program. The Birdsall House Beer Garden opened in 2011 offering patio dining and picnic tables for groups to congregate and socialize over a pint.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 pm to 10:00 pm
The Stray Birds, with Caitlin Canty Common Ground Coffeehouse @ The First Unitarian Society
25 Old Jackson AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 USA
Phone: 914-693-1065
Price: $18.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://commongroundfusw.com
“Five Stars.”
-John Starling, Founding Member of The Seldom Scene on The Stray Birds
“The reaction here has been stunning to be quite honest with you. There are few records that the entire staff all agree on. We have staff that have been here for a long time and like more traditional sounds, and we have younger folks who like Fleet Foxes etc….but this is truly one album we all sort of looked at each other and said ‘wow’.”— Jason Moberg, Music Director, WUMB Boston on The Stray Birds
“Clear-eyed, clear-voiced, singing sweetly from her soul, she captivates an audience” – Mark Miller, Music Director UrbanH2O, on Caitlin Canty
Hailing from southeastern Pennsylvania, The Stray Birds have crafted an original sound that draws upon the richness of American folk music traditions. Talented multi-instrumentalists who perform with captivating musicality, the signature power of their sound lies in outstanding songwriting that soars in three-part harmony.
Maya de Vitry grew up with one foot firmly planted in old-time music festival dirt and the other on stage with symphony orchestras. She has traveled across North America and Europe as a street musician, and now brings a fiddle, a banjo, a guitar, a compelling voice, and award-winning songwriting to The Stray Birds.
Also a classically-trained violinist, Oliver Craven has spent the past four years lending his talents on the fiddle, mandolin, and guitar to stages across North America in various acoustic outfits. The Stray Birds feature Craven’s arresting original songs and vocals.
A classically-trained bassist who now artfully dances between a myriad of styles, Charles Joseph Muench brings his unshakeable groove and powerful vocals to The Stray Birds. He can also be found playing the banjo at breakfast.
Opening the evening is singer/songwriter Caitlin Canty. Raised in Vermont and now based in NYC, Caitlin contributes her pure, nuanced singing to several bands in addition to maintaining an active tour schedule of her own. When it’s her own name on the marquis, she often brings along a duo or trio consisting of some of the most respected sidemen in the Northeast scene. Her current collaborations include cowriting and singing backing vocals for several bands, including Darlingside, a string rock band, and serving as one half of the duo Down Like Silver with Peter Bradley Adams, which released its debut EP in 2011. Caitlin has independently released several EPs including Neon Streets (2010) and one full-length album, Green (2007), which she recorded and mixed in her home studio. Canty released her sophomore album Golden Hour on October 2, 2012. The fan-funded album blends Canty’s folk roots with a Western tone, and her Brooklyn-based, Nashville-bred band brings an alt-country flavor to her songs.
Tickets: $18 in advance, $20 at the door
-John Starling, Founding Member of The Seldom Scene on The Stray Birds
“The reaction here has been stunning to be quite honest with you. There are few records that the entire staff all agree on. We have staff that have been here for a long time and like more traditional sounds, and we have younger folks who like Fleet Foxes etc….but this is truly one album we all sort of looked at each other and said ‘wow’.”— Jason Moberg, Music Director, WUMB Boston on The Stray Birds
“Clear-eyed, clear-voiced, singing sweetly from her soul, she captivates an audience” – Mark Miller, Music Director UrbanH2O, on Caitlin Canty
Hailing from southeastern Pennsylvania, The Stray Birds have crafted an original sound that draws upon the richness of American folk music traditions. Talented multi-instrumentalists who perform with captivating musicality, the signature power of their sound lies in outstanding songwriting that soars in three-part harmony.
Maya de Vitry grew up with one foot firmly planted in old-time music festival dirt and the other on stage with symphony orchestras. She has traveled across North America and Europe as a street musician, and now brings a fiddle, a banjo, a guitar, a compelling voice, and award-winning songwriting to The Stray Birds.
Also a classically-trained violinist, Oliver Craven has spent the past four years lending his talents on the fiddle, mandolin, and guitar to stages across North America in various acoustic outfits. The Stray Birds feature Craven’s arresting original songs and vocals.
A classically-trained bassist who now artfully dances between a myriad of styles, Charles Joseph Muench brings his unshakeable groove and powerful vocals to The Stray Birds. He can also be found playing the banjo at breakfast.
Opening the evening is singer/songwriter Caitlin Canty. Raised in Vermont and now based in NYC, Caitlin contributes her pure, nuanced singing to several bands in addition to maintaining an active tour schedule of her own. When it’s her own name on the marquis, she often brings along a duo or trio consisting of some of the most respected sidemen in the Northeast scene. Her current collaborations include cowriting and singing backing vocals for several bands, including Darlingside, a string rock band, and serving as one half of the duo Down Like Silver with Peter Bradley Adams, which released its debut EP in 2011. Caitlin has independently released several EPs including Neon Streets (2010) and one full-length album, Green (2007), which she recorded and mixed in her home studio. Canty released her sophomore album Golden Hour on October 2, 2012. The fan-funded album blends Canty’s folk roots with a Western tone, and her Brooklyn-based, Nashville-bred band brings an alt-country flavor to her songs.
Tickets: $18 in advance, $20 at the door
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4:00PM to 6:00PM
Great Blue: Late Afternoon at the BeanRunner Café The BeanRunner Café
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY USA
Phone: 914-737-1701
Website: https://www.beanrunnercafe.com
Come join us at the BeanRunner Café late in the afternoon of November 24th. There'll be a hint of frost in the air, so have a cup of java or tea, and one of the BeanRunner's great dishes or baked goods. We'll play you a fine set of our eclectic tunes: music to warm the heart and feed the soul!. We'll also fill you in about our early November trip to flood-ravaged, but resilient Colorado. Bring your friends, your voices, and your appetite. Admission to this show is free -- you're invited to tip us if you like the show!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR Monthly Residency The Peekskill Coffee Hosue
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 11pm
4th Annual South County and Friends Diabetes Benefit Captain Lawrence Brewery and Tasting Room
444 Saw Mill River RoadElmsford, NY
Website: https://www.captainlawrencebrewing.com
We are thrilled to be presenting out 4th annual Diabetes benefit at Captain Lawrence Brewery and with the backing of the American Diabetes Association. Lineup and details TBA.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 pm to 10:30 pm
Annual Holiday Party All Saints’ Episcopal Church Parish Hall, Briarcliff Manor, NY
Website: https://www.allsaintsbriarcliff.org/node/59
ANNUAL HOLIDAY PARTY! LET'S EAT, DRINK, AND BE MERRY!
MONDAY, DECEMBER 2ND, 2013 AT 6:00 – 10:30 PM
Schedule:
6:15 – 7:30 Dinner
7:35 – ? Rehearsal Music
??- Song Circle for All (If rehearsal time allows)
10:30-11 –Cleanup and Depart
All Saints’ Episcopal Church - Parish Hall Event
201 Scarborough Road, Briarcliff Manor, NY 10510
Directions: http://www.allsaintsbriarcliff.org/node/59 (From Rte 9 –follow Scarborough Rd 1.1 mile to Old Briarcliff Rd.)
Metro North: Hudson Line to Scarborough or beyond to Ossining; Harlem Line to Pleasantville station and arrange ride to All Saints
About our Hosts: This is our first time at All Saints’ Parish Hall and we hope to make a good connection for possible future events. They permit wine and beer only, as is our tradition for our monthly gatherings. They are concerned about the use of alcohol; in our contract we are responsible for each other, so please drive responsibly and use designated drivers. There is a classroom/’Green’ room, kitchen for heating, refrigerating, serving. By 10;30 we start to clean up, arrange rooms the way we found them, and leave no footprint
The December Monthly Gathering is our Annual Holiday Celebration where we collectively create a Dinner Feast, mingle with friends and make new ones. For this special holiday gathering, we get a sneak preview of the songs to be included in the Winter Solstice Show!
Cost is Your Contribution to our Feast and to the “Pig” to help defray costs.
About the Feast: Your Contributions will create our feast, so it will be as good as we make it.
As always, we are aware that many folks have food sensitivities, so please contribute fresh natural whole foods, homemade if possible. Read labels; avoid ingredients such as corn/fructose, MSG, etc. to prevent health issues.
-Please contribute something wholesome and delicious serving 6.
-So folks can choose wisely, Label Item with:
--Descriptive name
--“Dairy-Free, Gluten Free, Vegan”, etc. if appropriate
--Any potentially trigger ingredients (like nuts, soy, corn etc.)
MONDAY, DECEMBER 2ND, 2013 AT 6:00 – 10:30 PM
Schedule:
6:15 – 7:30 Dinner
7:35 – ? Rehearsal Music
??- Song Circle for All (If rehearsal time allows)
10:30-11 –Cleanup and Depart
All Saints’ Episcopal Church - Parish Hall Event
201 Scarborough Road, Briarcliff Manor, NY 10510
Directions: http://www.allsaintsbriarcliff.org/node/59 (From Rte 9 –follow Scarborough Rd 1.1 mile to Old Briarcliff Rd.)
Metro North: Hudson Line to Scarborough or beyond to Ossining; Harlem Line to Pleasantville station and arrange ride to All Saints
About our Hosts: This is our first time at All Saints’ Parish Hall and we hope to make a good connection for possible future events. They permit wine and beer only, as is our tradition for our monthly gatherings. They are concerned about the use of alcohol; in our contract we are responsible for each other, so please drive responsibly and use designated drivers. There is a classroom/’Green’ room, kitchen for heating, refrigerating, serving. By 10;30 we start to clean up, arrange rooms the way we found them, and leave no footprint
The December Monthly Gathering is our Annual Holiday Celebration where we collectively create a Dinner Feast, mingle with friends and make new ones. For this special holiday gathering, we get a sneak preview of the songs to be included in the Winter Solstice Show!
Cost is Your Contribution to our Feast and to the “Pig” to help defray costs.
About the Feast: Your Contributions will create our feast, so it will be as good as we make it.
As always, we are aware that many folks have food sensitivities, so please contribute fresh natural whole foods, homemade if possible. Read labels; avoid ingredients such as corn/fructose, MSG, etc. to prevent health issues.
-Please contribute something wholesome and delicious serving 6.
-So folks can choose wisely, Label Item with:
--Descriptive name
--“Dairy-Free, Gluten Free, Vegan”, etc. if appropriate
--Any potentially trigger ingredients (like nuts, soy, corn etc.)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm
Matt Turk & Friends, A Tribute to Old & in the Way & Almost Acoustic Garcia's at the Capitol Theatre
149 Westchester AvenuePortchester, NY 10573
Phone: (914) 937-4126
Price: $7.00
Website: https://www.thecapitoltheatre.com
Deni Bonet: fiddle
Howard Cohen: guitar
Steve Kirkman: dobro
Ayodele Maakheru: banjo
Adam Roberts: bass
Matt Turk: mandolin
& special guests...
Howard Cohen: guitar
Steve Kirkman: dobro
Ayodele Maakheru: banjo
Adam Roberts: bass
Matt Turk: mandolin
& special guests...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 10pm
Curtis and Carla at Palaia Vinyards! Palaia Vinyards
10 Sweet Clover Road Highland Mills, NY
Phone: 845-928-5384
Website: https://www.palaiavineyards.com/
Our first visit to this fabulous venue, a terrific spot for dinner and wonderful local wine! Curtis Becraft and Carla Lynne Hall will play piano, guitar, accordion, mandolin, percussion, and sing originals and classic rock, r&b, Motown etc etc. We hope to see you!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR Monthly Residency Coffee Lab Roasters
7 Main StTarrytown, NY 10591 USA
Phone: (914) 332-1479
Website: https://local.yahoo.com/details?id=11243228
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 10pm
Curtis Becraft and Friends Coffee Lab Roasters
7 Main StTarrytown, NY 10591 USA
Phone: (914) 332-1479
Website: https://local.yahoo.com/details?id=11243228
with special guests Carla Lynne Hall and Buddy Coughlin!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm
Matt Turk & Friends, A Tribute to Old & in the Way & Almost Acoustic Garcia's at the Capitol Theatre
149 Westchester AvenuePortchester, NY 10573
Phone: (914) 937-4126
Price: $7.00
Website: https://www.thecapitoltheatre.com
Deni Bonet: fiddle
Howard Cohen: guitar
Steve Kirkman: dobro
Ayodele Maakheru: banjo
Adam Roberts: bass
Matt Turk: mandolin
& special guests...
Howard Cohen: guitar
Steve Kirkman: dobro
Ayodele Maakheru: banjo
Adam Roberts: bass
Matt Turk: mandolin
& special guests...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 pm to 10 pm
Larry Kolker returns to Acoustic Thursdays at the High Falls Cafe Acoustic Thursdays at the High Falls Cafe
12 Stone Dock RoadHigh Falls, NY 12440
Phone: (845) 687-2699
Price: $5.00
Website: https://www.highfallscafe.com/
Larry and two other artists (we'll let you know when we find out who) will be featured at this excellent weekly showcase series. The High Falls Cafe has created an awesome music scene and has great food and libations.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2 p.m. to 3 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR In-store Performance Seven Freedoms Music Center
2136 Route 94 Salisbury Mills, NY
Phone: 845-497-7005
Website: https://www.sevenfreedoms.com/
Buy some vinyl, buy some Fred Gillen Jr CD's, hear some live music!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4:30 to 8:30
2013 TRIBES HILL SOLSTICE SHOW Common Ground Coffeehouse @ The First Unitarian Society
Tribes Hill's Twelfth Annual Winter Solstice Celebration Concert is where our members work together to put on a concert that will take you out of the stress of the holidays and immerse you into the magic of its spirit!
Our Interfaith Celebration offers the opportunity for our collective of musical artists to unite and share fresh and familiar seasonal music. Representing traditional, original, contemporary and classic genres, songs in native languages spotlight the diversity of celebration and highlight our commonality, the heart of this season's traditions and festivities.
THE LINE UP:
Avalanche; Ilana Arazie and Matt Turk; Curtis Becraft and Carla Lynne Hall; Peter Calo; Iris Cohen and Pete Tamburrini; Phil Dollard; Honor Finnegan; John Fisher (from Hudson Valley Sally); Fred Gillen, Jr and Julie Corbalis; David Goldman; George Gierer; Adam Hart; Judy Kass; Susan Kane; Larry Kolker; Pat Lamana and Rick Ahneman; The Levins; Di Morgan; Daniel Noy; Blake Rowe; Carolann Solebello; Scott & Rachel Urgola; and The Ya-Yas!
We present this show together with our cultural friends and partners at Common Ground Coffee House.
It will be held at the First Unitarian Society of Westchester on 25 Old Jackson Ave, Hastings On Hudson, NY 10706
During an intermission, attendees can purchase performer CDs, and do a little additional holiday shopping at the Guitar Pickins Plus selling jewelry made from guitar picks, what else! Food will include a “Musical Meal” which is a half-wrap, bag of chips (from an assortment) and a beverage of your choice for $5.00. Home baked goodies, coffee, tea, hot cocoa and spiced cider will be available for $1.00 each. We will have some vegetarian and gluten-free choices too.
Donations of home-baked goods makes this a more successful fundraiser: if you would like to contribute a baked item, please contact Di Morgan at sunnydishines@aol.com by Dec. 11th.
This Fundraiser for our organization allows you to celebrate the gift of giving; we appreciate your contribution in support of live music!
We hope you will bring your family and friends to this unique holiday event!
Our Interfaith Celebration offers the opportunity for our collective of musical artists to unite and share fresh and familiar seasonal music. Representing traditional, original, contemporary and classic genres, songs in native languages spotlight the diversity of celebration and highlight our commonality, the heart of this season's traditions and festivities.
THE LINE UP:
Avalanche; Ilana Arazie and Matt Turk; Curtis Becraft and Carla Lynne Hall; Peter Calo; Iris Cohen and Pete Tamburrini; Phil Dollard; Honor Finnegan; John Fisher (from Hudson Valley Sally); Fred Gillen, Jr and Julie Corbalis; David Goldman; George Gierer; Adam Hart; Judy Kass; Susan Kane; Larry Kolker; Pat Lamana and Rick Ahneman; The Levins; Di Morgan; Daniel Noy; Blake Rowe; Carolann Solebello; Scott & Rachel Urgola; and The Ya-Yas!
We present this show together with our cultural friends and partners at Common Ground Coffee House.
It will be held at the First Unitarian Society of Westchester on 25 Old Jackson Ave, Hastings On Hudson, NY 10706
During an intermission, attendees can purchase performer CDs, and do a little additional holiday shopping at the Guitar Pickins Plus selling jewelry made from guitar picks, what else! Food will include a “Musical Meal” which is a half-wrap, bag of chips (from an assortment) and a beverage of your choice for $5.00. Home baked goodies, coffee, tea, hot cocoa and spiced cider will be available for $1.00 each. We will have some vegetarian and gluten-free choices too.
Donations of home-baked goods makes this a more successful fundraiser: if you would like to contribute a baked item, please contact Di Morgan at sunnydishines@aol.com by Dec. 11th.
This Fundraiser for our organization allows you to celebrate the gift of giving; we appreciate your contribution in support of live music!
We hope you will bring your family and friends to this unique holiday event!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm to 7pm
POSTPONED!! DUE TO WEATHER until Jan. 28th!! The Levins' Raise Your Glass to Charles Dickens show! Sloatsburg Public Library
1 Liberty Rock RdSloatsburg, NY 10974
Phone: (845) 753-2001
It's Dickens' time!
A festive, participatory, celebration! Stories and Sing-alongs based on musical and movie adaptations includes the original tune that introduces seven Dickens novels in under seven minutes!
A festive, participatory, celebration! Stories and Sing-alongs based on musical and movie adaptations includes the original tune that introduces seven Dickens novels in under seven minutes!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm
Matt Turk & Friends, A Tribute to Old & in the Way & Almost Acoustic Garcia's at the Capitol Theatre
149 Westchester AvenuePortchester, NY 10573
Phone: (914) 937-4126
Price: $7.00
Website: https://www.thecapitoltheatre.com
Deni Bonet: fiddle
Howard Cohen: guitar
Steve Kirkman: dobro
Ayodele Maakheru: banjo
Adam Roberts: bass
Matt Turk: mandolin
& special guests...
Howard Cohen: guitar
Steve Kirkman: dobro
Ayodele Maakheru: banjo
Adam Roberts: bass
Matt Turk: mandolin
& special guests...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Show Birdsall House
970 Main St.Peekskill, NY 10566 US
Website: https://www.birdsallhouse.net/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9PM to 12AM
Matt Turk Rest Au Rant
30-01 35th AvenueLong Island City, NY 11106
Phone: (718) 729-9009
Website: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Rèst-ü-Ránt/120276598029985
with Gary Schreiner on accordion, chromatic harmonica and keyboards
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 pm to midnight
Abbott House benefit show - Larry Kolker & many others MTK Tavern
30 E Main St Mt Kisco, NY 10549Mount Kisco, NY 10549
Phone: (914) 218-3334
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.mtktavern.com
Larry Kolker, Julie Carbolis and several other artists will perform at this benefit and toy drive for the Abbott House, which is a charity for disadvantaged children
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
A VERY SLAMBOVIAN CHRISTMAS!! The Towne Crier Cafe
379 Main StreetBeacon, NY
Phone: (845) 855-1300
Price: $25.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.slambovia.com
Come celebrate the holiday season with homegrown favorites, The Grand Slambovians, formerly known as Gandalf Murphy & The Slambovian Circus of Dreams. Hailed as "the Hillbilly Pink Floyd," they are "simply one of the finest American bands"–AMG
Plus special musical guests!!!!!
Plus special musical guests!!!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Fellowship of Reconciliation Solstice Concert Shadowcliff, 521 North Broadway, Nyack NY 10960
Phone: 845-358-4601, etx. 32 or 29
The Fellowship of Reconciliation's 2013 Winter Solstice Celebration: Music...Food...Community!
Featured Artists: Pete Seeger, Jay Ungar and Molly Mason Family Band, Pat Lamanna and Rick Ahneman, Lisa Sokolov, Answer the Muse, GDE, and Regret the Hour. Master of Ceremonies: Paul Speziale. Suggested donations: $20-$60 goes to the peacemaking activities of F.O.R. Please bring a dish to share. Beverages will be provided. Alcohol and smoke free. For more information, 845-358-4601, etx. 32 or 29.
Featured Artists: Pete Seeger, Jay Ungar and Molly Mason Family Band, Pat Lamanna and Rick Ahneman, Lisa Sokolov, Answer the Muse, GDE, and Regret the Hour. Master of Ceremonies: Paul Speziale. Suggested donations: $20-$60 goes to the peacemaking activities of F.O.R. Please bring a dish to share. Beverages will be provided. Alcohol and smoke free. For more information, 845-358-4601, etx. 32 or 29.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 p.m. to 10:00 pm
New Morning Songwriter's Series New Morning Market, Upstairs Community Room
129 Main Street NorthWoodbury CT
Phone: 203-266-6688
New Morning Songwriter's Series presents Pat Lamanna, Honor Finnegan, Doctor Steve and Montgomery Delaney. Free Admission; donations appreciated.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Show Coffee Lab Roasters
7 Main StTarrytown, NY 10591 USA
Phone: (914) 332-1479
Website: https://local.yahoo.com/details?id=11243228
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 10:30 pm
Two Freds: Fred Arcoleo and Fred Gillen Jr The Starving Artist Cafe
249 City Island Avenue, City IslandCity Island Bronx, New York 10464
Phone: 718.885.3779
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 PM to 10 PM
Stephen Scholle EP release gig Coffeelabs Roasters, Tarrytown
Playing a bunch of originals and a few covers, from cruisy bluesy to inner musey, including a 50th anniversary commemoration of first hearing the Fab Four at a 7th-grade school dance. Plus my 1st EP, Rhymes with Folly.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00pm
Monthly Gathering The Home of Steve Scholle
5 Homewood RoadHartsdale, NY 10530
Phone: 914-761-8761 srslle@Gmail.com
Start the New Year Tribe's Hill Style...
at the First Monday of the Year Gathering - our Song Circle for All!
Bring your instruments, tunes and voice!
Steve's music will be songs from his EP release "Rhymes With Folly".
As always, we welcome side dish, dessert, etc to accompany our Pasta and Salad dinner.
In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, please contribute fresh natural whole foods.
Read labels; avoid ingredients such as corn/fructose, MSG, etc. to prevent health issues.
-So folks can choose wisely, Label Item with:
--Descriptive name
--“Dairy-Free, Gluten Free, Vegan”, etc. if appropriate
--Any potentially trigger ingredients (like nuts, soy, corn etc.)
at the First Monday of the Year Gathering - our Song Circle for All!
Bring your instruments, tunes and voice!
Steve's music will be songs from his EP release "Rhymes With Folly".
As always, we welcome side dish, dessert, etc to accompany our Pasta and Salad dinner.
In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, please contribute fresh natural whole foods.
Read labels; avoid ingredients such as corn/fructose, MSG, etc. to prevent health issues.
-So folks can choose wisely, Label Item with:
--Descriptive name
--“Dairy-Free, Gluten Free, Vegan”, etc. if appropriate
--Any potentially trigger ingredients (like nuts, soy, corn etc.)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Curtis Becraft at Acoustic Thursdays High Falls Cafe
1219 State Rt. 213 and Mohonk Rd.High Falls, NY 12440
Phone: (845) 687-2699
Website: https://www.highfallscafe.com/
at the High Falls Cafe; hope to see you!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr, Ina May Wool, and Carolann Solebello Two Moon Cafe
315 Fourth Avenue (Park Slope) Brooklyn, NY
Phone: (718) 499-0460
Second Friday Songwriter Series at a nice art gallery and Cafe.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00pm to 10:00 pm
John Banrock solo show Coffee Labs - Tarrytown
7 Main Street Tarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://www.coffeelabs.com
Singer / Songwriter & Instrumentalist John Banrock performs at Coffee Labs with his guitar, harmonica, kazoo and tambourine. His first set will be selections of original instrumental music followed by a set of his singer / songwriter material. Discover more at www.johnbanrock.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 p.m. to 10:15 pm
Hudson Valley Folk Guild coffeehouse Unitarian Universalist Congregation at Rock Tavern
9 Vance RoadRock Tavern, NY 10992 USA
Phone: (845)978-5620
Website: https://hudsonvalleyfolkguild.org/chapterpage.php?chapparm=H_RCK
Pat Lamanna and Rick Ahneman will be the featured performers at the Hudson Valley Folk Guild's Rock Tavern coffeehouse. The feature will be approximately 30 minutes; the rest of the evening is open mic. Arrive by 7 p.m. to sign up for the open mic. Music starts at 7:30, with an intermission and the opportunity to enjoy delicious food from Jackie Venable Jordan.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Curtis Becraft at the Tramiversary! Tramontane Cafe
1105 Lincoln AvenueUtica, NY
Curtis opens this special anniversary shows for all my Utica friends; we hope to see you too!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00pm to 10:00 pm
Spuyten Duyvil returns to the Sounding Board The Sounding Board Coffeehouse
433 Fern StreetWest Harford, CT
Phone: 860 635 7685
Price: $17.00
Website: https://www.folknotes.org
Spuyten Duyvil returns to The Sounding Board Coffeehouse in West Hartford CT. Tickets are $17 / $15 members and reservations can be made by calling 860 635 7685 or emailing reservations@folknotes.org. Great community, great listening room vibe.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Marc Black & Warren Bernhardt hosted by John Platt Rockwood Music Hall
196 Allen StNYC, NY
Phone: 212 477 4155
Website: https://www.rockwoodmusichall.com
On The Radar with John Platt with Sara Syms and Matt Sucich
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 p.m. to 10:00 pm
Greg Trooper With Special Guest Fred Gillen Jr. The Hillside Cafe
45 Hillside CrescentNutley, NJ
Phone: 973-667-7055
Website: https://www.hillsidecafe.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 PM
Swear and Shake Urban H2O / Beczak Environmental Center
35 Alexander StreetYonkers, NY 10705 USA
Phone: 917 562 8584
Website: https://www.urbanH2O.org
Yonker's premier American Roots Concert Series kicks off 5th successful season with expansive, majestic, harmony-heavy folk pop from Brooklyn's Swear and Shake
$10 TICKETS INCLUDE AWARD WINNING FREE CRAFT BEER FROM SERIES SPONSOR, THE CAPTAIN LAWRENCE BREWERY
$10 TICKETS INCLUDE AWARD WINNING FREE CRAFT BEER FROM SERIES SPONSOR, THE CAPTAIN LAWRENCE BREWERY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2 pm
Larry Kolker opening for David Massengill Borderline Folk Music Club
200 Congers RoadNew City, NY
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://borderlinefolkmusicclub.org/
Larry will play a 30-minute opening set for folk icon David Massengill's concert at this Borderline Folk Music Club production.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00pm to 10:00 pm
Spuyten Duyvil performs in double bill with Caravan of Thieves. Jalopy Theater, Brooklyn NY
315 Columbia Street Brooklyn, NY
Phone: (718) 395-3214
Price: $15.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.jalopy.biz/
This promises to be a foot stompin' high energy night of amped up Americana meets Gypsy Jazz. The JalopyTheatre is one of Brooklyn's most awesome venues for American Roots. Come down and experience the intimate, vaudeville theatre vibe in one of the city's warmest, friendliest music communities. (They own the great restaurant next door too.)
Tickets $15/ Advance purchase highly recommended to guarantee entry. Space is limited
Tickets $15/ Advance purchase highly recommended to guarantee entry. Space is limited
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:300
Josh Joffen and The Levins in Concert Songbox Concert Series
Price: $15.00
$15 Suggested Donation.
The Song Box house concert series is now in its 14th year. This month’s show will be held in a recording studio at a private residence in Seaford (south shore Nassau County). Seating is limited to about 35. A pot-luck buffet is served during the break between performers - bring something if you’re feeling creative. Please make advance reservations by sending an email to songbox@optonline.net. You will be sent a confirmation and directions via return email. Reservations can also be made at (516) 579-5365. Leave a message with your name and phone number and we’ll call you back to confirm and give you directions.
The Song Box house concert series is now in its 14th year. This month’s show will be held in a recording studio at a private residence in Seaford (south shore Nassau County). Seating is limited to about 35. A pot-luck buffet is served during the break between performers - bring something if you’re feeling creative. Please make advance reservations by sending an email to songbox@optonline.net. You will be sent a confirmation and directions via return email. Reservations can also be made at (516) 579-5365. Leave a message with your name and phone number and we’ll call you back to confirm and give you directions.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.
Lisa Donelly Only Area Appearance! The Peekskill Coffee Hosue
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2:00pm to 3pm
The Levins - Raise your Glass to Charles Dickens! Pleasantville public library
A festive, participatory, celebratory time! Sing-alongs and storytelling based on Dickens’ novels musical and movie adaptations featuring the original tune that introduces seven Dickens novels in under seven minutes!
Huzzah!
Come join The Levins at the
PLEASANTVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY
350 Bedford Road
Pleasantville, NY
Sunday, January 26th at 2 pm
in honor of the birthday of one of the
most celebrated authors of all time!
Huzzah!
Come join The Levins at the
PLEASANTVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY
350 Bedford Road
Pleasantville, NY
Sunday, January 26th at 2 pm
in honor of the birthday of one of the
most celebrated authors of all time!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 pm to 7:00pm
The Levins' Raise Your Glass to Charles Dickens show! Sloatsburg Public Library
It's Dickens' time!
A festive, participatory, celebration! Stories and Sing-alongs based on musical and movie adaptations includes the original tune that introduces seven Dickens novels in under seven minutes!
A festive, participatory, celebration! Stories and Sing-alongs based on musical and movie adaptations includes the original tune that introduces seven Dickens novels in under seven minutes!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr With Special Guest Scoot Horton The Peekskill Coffee Hosue
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Curtis Becraft and Friends! Starving Artist Cafe
249 City Island Ave.City Island
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com
with Carla Lynne Hall and other special guests! No cover charge; family-friendly fun at City Island's best indie-music venue; we hope to see you!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
TRIBES HILL GATHERING for 2/3 CANCELLED AND RESCHEDULED to 2/10
DUE TO WEATHER CONDITIONS, Our February 3rd Monday Gathering and Song Circle at the home of Ted Horan is RESCHEDULED TO NEXT MONDAY 2/10
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
The Rolling Tumbleweeds at South Street Seaport! Cowgirl Seahorse
259 Front StreetNew York, NY 10038
Curtis Becraft plays accordion in this special lineup that explores the dark side of Americana; we hope to see you!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr 45th Birthday Show! Coffee Lab Roasters
7 Main StTarrytown, NY 10591 USA
Phone: (914) 332-1479
Website: https://local.yahoo.com/details?id=11243228
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm
Spuyten Duyvil perform in a double bill with Miles to Dayton Patchogue Theatre for the Arts / Live in the Lobby Series
71 E. Main StreetPatchogue, NY 11772 USA
Phone: 631 207 1313
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.patchoguetheatre.com
Join one of Long Island's favorites Miles To Dayton and Spuyten Duyvil for Live in the Lobby # 100. A gala celebration of 100 shows at Long Island's Home of original music, The Patchogue Theatre for Performing Arts. $10 tickets include a complimentary drink and can be purchased at the box office or by calling: 631 207 1313. Reservations highly recommended / limited seating.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering and Song Circle Tonite 2/10/14 The home of Ted Horan
378 Read Ave.Yonkers, NY 10707
Phone: 914-337-4953
DUE TO LAST WEEK'S WEATHER CONDITIONS our February 3rd Monday Gathering was rescheduled to February 10th - that's TONITE!
RSVP TO PETER SHAFRAN--- PETER@RIVERSPIRITMUSIC.COM about this date
Bring your instruments, tunes and voice! Maybe celebrate Pete Seeger!
And as always, we welcome your appetizer, side dish, dessert, etc to accompany our Pasta and Salad dinner.
In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, please contribute fresh natural whole foods.
Read labels; avoid ingredients such as corn syrups, high fructose, MSG, etc. to prevent health issues. (please see specifics at this site link -
https://tribeshill.com/index.php?page=blog&category=03--Tribes_Hill_Meetings_and_Gatherings&display=1661#offset1
-So folks can choose wisely, Label Item with:
--Descriptive name
--“Dairy-Free, Gluten Free, Vegan”, etc. if appropriate
--Any potentially trigger ingredients (like nuts, soy, corn etc.)
RSVP TO PETER SHAFRAN--- PETER@RIVERSPIRITMUSIC.COM about this date
Bring your instruments, tunes and voice! Maybe celebrate Pete Seeger!
And as always, we welcome your appetizer, side dish, dessert, etc to accompany our Pasta and Salad dinner.
In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, please contribute fresh natural whole foods.
Read labels; avoid ingredients such as corn syrups, high fructose, MSG, etc. to prevent health issues. (please see specifics at this site link -
https://tribeshill.com/index.php?page=blog&category=03--Tribes_Hill_Meetings_and_Gatherings&display=1661#offset1
-So folks can choose wisely, Label Item with:
--Descriptive name
--“Dairy-Free, Gluten Free, Vegan”, etc. if appropriate
--Any potentially trigger ingredients (like nuts, soy, corn etc.)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 p.m. to 11:00 pm
The Dogwood Bar and Restaurant
47 East Main StreetBeacon, NY
Phone: (845) 202-7500
Website: https://www.dogwoodbar.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00pm
The Levins- Valentine's Concert Peace Forest Sanctuary
A Musical Valentine For The Soul *
An evening featuring music inspired by Hafiz, songs of love and gratitude and the familiar tunes to sing and laugh along with.
8 Amber Ridge Road, Chestunut Ridge, NY
reservations 845-356-8746
www.TheLevinsMusic.com
www.Peaceforestsanctuary.com
An evening featuring music inspired by Hafiz, songs of love and gratitude and the familiar tunes to sing and laugh along with.
8 Amber Ridge Road, Chestunut Ridge, NY
reservations 845-356-8746
www.TheLevinsMusic.com
www.Peaceforestsanctuary.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm
Hogmaw brings it to Yonkers! with South County Urban H2O at Beczak
35 Alexander StreetYonkers, New York 10701 USA
Phone: 917 562 8584
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.urbanh2o.org
This ain't your granny's bluegrass. No sir. This high energy group brings a distnct abstract sound to string band music that can only be best described as THUNDERGRASS! Opening for Hogmaw is Yonker's very own South County, bringing thier unique brand of Folkabilly to the party.
$10 tickets sold at the door, include FREE BEER from series sponsor Captain Lawrence. Bring your own mug. Lite bites and coffee available for purchase.
Go to www.facebook.com/UrbanH2oConcerts for details and rsvp
$10 tickets sold at the door, include FREE BEER from series sponsor Captain Lawrence. Bring your own mug. Lite bites and coffee available for purchase.
Go to www.facebook.com/UrbanH2oConcerts for details and rsvp
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 p.m. to 10:30 pm
HOT ROD PACER Debut Full-band Show The Winery at St George
1715 E. Main StreetMohegan Lake, NY
Phone: (914) 455 - 4272
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://thewineryatstgeorge.com/Winery/Welcome.html
Hot Rod Pacer began as the songwriting team of Fred Gillen Jr and Jim Keyes.
Gillen is a singer/ songwriter whose songs have been heard on ABC TV, The
MSG Network and independent radio stations all over the world. He has released
8 solo albums over the past 15 years and toured all over the U.S.A. and Europe.
Keyes has also done music for film and television, but is recently best known for
his scores for The Legend of Sleepy Hollow and A Christmas Carol, performed
every year for Historic Hudson Valley events, and for his other historical music.
The two have assembled a rocking rhythm section of Debbie Tuzman and Jason
Hess, working up versions of their own quirky, twangy, rock ‘n roll songs plus
some classic well-known and obscure cover songs. Their first two shows were
opening for Tom Chapin and Merle Haggard, and they won over both Chapin’s
folky audience, and Haggard’s country and alt-country fans with both their fun and
intelligent songs, and endearing stage presence. The band is currently working
on their debut CD and booking full-band and acoustic duo shows.
Gillen is a singer/ songwriter whose songs have been heard on ABC TV, The
MSG Network and independent radio stations all over the world. He has released
8 solo albums over the past 15 years and toured all over the U.S.A. and Europe.
Keyes has also done music for film and television, but is recently best known for
his scores for The Legend of Sleepy Hollow and A Christmas Carol, performed
every year for Historic Hudson Valley events, and for his other historical music.
The two have assembled a rocking rhythm section of Debbie Tuzman and Jason
Hess, working up versions of their own quirky, twangy, rock ‘n roll songs plus
some classic well-known and obscure cover songs. Their first two shows were
opening for Tom Chapin and Merle Haggard, and they won over both Chapin’s
folky audience, and Haggard’s country and alt-country fans with both their fun and
intelligent songs, and endearing stage presence. The band is currently working
on their debut CD and booking full-band and acoustic duo shows.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 p.m.
Songwriter's Beat Presents a Tribute To Rob Morseberger Coffeehouse at St. John's
81 Christopher StreetNew York, NY
Website: https://new.songwritersbeat.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 10:30 pm
Gillen & Turk Bean Runner Cafe
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566 USA
Phone: (914) 737-1701
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Curtis Becraft and the Dilettantes!!! Strand Smokehouse BBQ
25-27 BroadwayAstoria, NY 11106
Phone: (718) 440-3231
Website: https://www.thestrandsmokehouse.com
Drumless Dilettantes! Featuring Ethan Hartshorn on ukulele guitar bass percussion vocals and not drums; Evan Behlivanis on bass guitar vocals; Carla Lynne Hall percussion vocals; Curtis Becraft guitar accordion mandolin harmonica vocals; playing classic covers and originals from Curtis' acclaimed 2010 release Tales of a Traveler and also new songs from his upcoming record Troubadour. Great food and drink, no cover, this place is really fun; we hope to see you!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm
South County, MR Poulopoulos, Scoot Horton and PRB The River Roadhouse
533 Warburton Ave.Hastings, NY 10706
Hot tunes, cold beer and pulled pork...enough said?
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10pm
Pluck & Rail, MR Poulopoulos, The Bump Birdsall House
970 Main St.Peekskill, NY 10566 US
Website: https://www.birdsallhouse.net/
Our new friend MR Poulopoulos (www.rebeldarling.com) who we met at NERFA this past year is coming down for a few shows. He'll be joined by George's new acoustic duo, Pluck & Rail and Pat's alter-ego, The Bump.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 AM to 11:00 am
No Fuss and Feathers Roadshow: Carolann Solebello, Karyn Oliver and The YaYas WFUV 90.7 FM - JOHN PLATT'S SUNDAY BREAKFAST (live on-air performance and interview)
Website: https://www.wfuv.org/
No Fuss and Feathers Roadshow is an in-the-round, collaborative project that presents Carolann Solebello, Karyn Oliver, and The YaYas (Catherine Miles and Jay Mafale) sharing the stage, playing on each other’s songs, harmonizing, percussing, and generally having a heck of a good time!
The obvious friendship of Carolann, Karyn, Catherine, and Jay adds to the unabashedly fun and festive atmosphere of a NFFR show. Their audience can’t help but feel part of the onstage camaraderie. The four are also nationally touring performers that have charted at the top of major Folk and Americana radio lists, appeared on stage at some of the most respected festivals, been invited to formally showcase at Folk Alliance conferences across the country, and whose songwriting has been recognized by such highly regarded competitions as Kerrville New Folk, Falcon Ridge Folk Festival, Songwriter’s Serenade, Susquehanna Music & Arts Songwriting Competition, and Mid-Atlantic Song Contest.
The obvious friendship of Carolann, Karyn, Catherine, and Jay adds to the unabashedly fun and festive atmosphere of a NFFR show. Their audience can’t help but feel part of the onstage camaraderie. The four are also nationally touring performers that have charted at the top of major Folk and Americana radio lists, appeared on stage at some of the most respected festivals, been invited to formally showcase at Folk Alliance conferences across the country, and whose songwriting has been recognized by such highly regarded competitions as Kerrville New Folk, Falcon Ridge Folk Festival, Songwriter’s Serenade, Susquehanna Music & Arts Songwriting Competition, and Mid-Atlantic Song Contest.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Curtis Becraft with special guest Buddy Coughlin Coffee Labs Roasters
7 Main StreetTarrytown 10591
with special guest Buddy Coughlin on bass guitar and also performing his own songs on guitar. Its a terrific place to be this Saturday evening - I hear the weather may get warmer... we hope you can come out!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 pm to 8 pm
The Levins at Rockwood Music Hall Rockwood Music Hall / Stage 1
196 Allen StreetNYC, NY 10002
Website: https://rockwoodmusichall.com/
The Levins are looking forward to returning to Rockwood Music Hall! Starting to share new music from our upcoming CD!
7 - 8 pm / no entrance fee / donations accepted
7 - 8 pm / no entrance fee / donations accepted
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4pm to 8pm
Benefit for CLEARWATER South Church
343 BroadwayDobbs Ferry, NY 10522
Phone: Susan@peacesistersandbrothers.org
Purchase Tickets: click here
The Raging Grannies, Joe Duraes, Matt Turk, Solar Punch, Riverrun, Blues Mothers, Children's Peace Chorus
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 pm to 10:30 am
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering is on 3/10 Hosted by Janice Arlene Rost and Cindy Cromwell
149 Orchard Road, Apt. 2NBriarcliff Manor, NY 10510
Phone: 914-747-9188
The March First Monday Gathering and Song Circle
is at Janice's home. We postponed due to snow, so Monday 3/10 is our date.
Please let us know that you are coming for better planning. RSVP via note or on F/B
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together!
Bring your instruments, tunes and voice!
And as always,
We welcome your appetizer, side dish, dessert, etc to accompany our Pasta and Salad dinner.
And your contributions to our "pig" so we can reimburse some hosting expense.
In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, please contribute fresh natural whole foods.
Read labels; avoid ingredients such as corn/fructose, MSG, etc. to prevent health issues.
-So folks can choose wisely, Label Item with:
--Descriptive name
--“Dairy-Free, Gluten Free, Vegan”, etc. if appropriate
--Any potentially trigger ingredients (like nuts, soy, corn etc.)
ARRIVAL NOTES: The last brick building of three is 149, about one block from Orchard Road where you can park. If you prefer, you can drop off first (call for service, bring 2N main door or place in safe laundry room; just close door).
When ready to stay, walk up two flights and enter thru my second floor door. You can leave your coat on the railing and guitar cases in the ‘Green Room’ (my office). Then come down and join the party!
(Parking is scarce for tenants, therefore parking on road is best. Please call about any special needs.)
is at Janice's home. We postponed due to snow, so Monday 3/10 is our date.
Please let us know that you are coming for better planning. RSVP via note or on F/B
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together!
Bring your instruments, tunes and voice!
And as always,
We welcome your appetizer, side dish, dessert, etc to accompany our Pasta and Salad dinner.
And your contributions to our "pig" so we can reimburse some hosting expense.
In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, please contribute fresh natural whole foods.
Read labels; avoid ingredients such as corn/fructose, MSG, etc. to prevent health issues.
-So folks can choose wisely, Label Item with:
--Descriptive name
--“Dairy-Free, Gluten Free, Vegan”, etc. if appropriate
--Any potentially trigger ingredients (like nuts, soy, corn etc.)
ARRIVAL NOTES: The last brick building of three is 149, about one block from Orchard Road where you can park. If you prefer, you can drop off first (call for service, bring 2N main door or place in safe laundry room; just close door).
When ready to stay, walk up two flights and enter thru my second floor door. You can leave your coat on the railing and guitar cases in the ‘Green Room’ (my office). Then come down and join the party!
(Parking is scarce for tenants, therefore parking on road is best. Please call about any special needs.)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM
JOHN PLATT'S ON YOUR RADAR @ ROCKWOOD MUSIC HALL (stage 3) No Fuss and Feathers Roadshow: Carolann Solebello, Karyn Oliver and The YaYas
196 Allen StreetNew York, NY 10002
Phone: (212) 477-4155
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.rockwoodmusichall.com/index.html
Also Appearing: Cricket Tell the Weather and Mike Laureanno
No Fuss and Feathers Roadshow is an in-the-round, collaborative project that presents Carolann Solebello, Karyn Oliver, and The YaYas (Catherine Miles and Jay Mafale) sharing the stage, playing on each other’s songs, harmonizing, percussing, and generally having a heck of a good time!
The obvious friendship of Carolann, Karyn, Catherine, and Jay adds to the unabashedly fun and festive atmosphere of a NFFR show. Their audience can’t help but feel part of the onstage camaraderie. The four are also nationally touring performers that have charted at the top of major Folk and Americana radio lists, appeared on stage at some of the most respected festivals, been invited to formally showcase at Folk Alliance conferences across the country, and whose songwriting has been recognized by such highly regarded competitions as Kerrville New Folk, Falcon Ridge Folk Festival, Songwriter’s Serenade, Susquehanna Music & Arts Songwriting Competition, and Mid-Atlantic Song Contest.
No Fuss and Feathers Roadshow is an in-the-round, collaborative project that presents Carolann Solebello, Karyn Oliver, and The YaYas (Catherine Miles and Jay Mafale) sharing the stage, playing on each other’s songs, harmonizing, percussing, and generally having a heck of a good time!
The obvious friendship of Carolann, Karyn, Catherine, and Jay adds to the unabashedly fun and festive atmosphere of a NFFR show. Their audience can’t help but feel part of the onstage camaraderie. The four are also nationally touring performers that have charted at the top of major Folk and Americana radio lists, appeared on stage at some of the most respected festivals, been invited to formally showcase at Folk Alliance conferences across the country, and whose songwriting has been recognized by such highly regarded competitions as Kerrville New Folk, Falcon Ridge Folk Festival, Songwriter’s Serenade, Susquehanna Music & Arts Songwriting Competition, and Mid-Atlantic Song Contest.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 11pm
The Rolling Tumbleweeds in Red Hook Brooklyn!!! Hometown BBQ
454 Van Brunt St.Brooklyn, NY 11231
Phone: (347) 294-4644
Website: https://www.hometownbarbque.com
with Tribesperson Curtis Becraft on accordion, and also Doug Myer guitar, Steve Kahn mandolin, Doug Allen upright bass, Alan Fleishner percussion. Our first gig at this great BBQ shack in the heart of Red Hook - we hope to see you!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 p.m. to 1 a.m.
HOT ROD PACER Old-school Rock 'n Roll The River Roadhouse
533 Warburton Ave.Hastings, NY 10706
Website: https://www.reverbnation.com/hotrodpacer
Fred Gillen Jr: guitar, vocals
Jason Hess: drums
Jim Keyes: guitar, vocals
Debbie Tuzman: bass, vocals
Original rock songs about the fringes of America. Some titles: Creepy Rodeo, Something 'Bout A Cowboy (Makes Her Want to Take a Ride,) Baby Change Lanes, Five Margaritas In, and many more, plus some classic cover songs. 9 guitars, an awesome rhythm section, and a lot of fun!
Jason Hess: drums
Jim Keyes: guitar, vocals
Debbie Tuzman: bass, vocals
Original rock songs about the fringes of America. Some titles: Creepy Rodeo, Something 'Bout A Cowboy (Makes Her Want to Take a Ride,) Baby Change Lanes, Five Margaritas In, and many more, plus some classic cover songs. 9 guitars, an awesome rhythm section, and a lot of fun!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00pm to 10:00 pm
An Evening with John Banrock & Rob McMahon Coffee Lab Roasters
7 Main StTarrytown, NY 10591 USA
Phone: (914) 332-1479
Website: https://www.coffeelabs.com
Venture out to Tarrytown to enjoy live original music performed by two talented local artists.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00pm to 9:00pm
John Banrock at Bank Square Coffeehouse Bank Square Coffeehouse
129 Main StreetBeacon, NY 12508
Phone: (845) 440-7165
Website: https://banksquarecoffeehouse.com
Celebrate the nearing arrival of spring with John Banrock and his guitar, harmonica, kazoo and foot tambourine. John will perform a selection of his instrumental tunes for the first half of the show, and end with a mix of his singer/ songwriter material. Discover more at www.JohnBanrock.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm to 10:00 am
Urban H2O presents Frank Solivan and Dirty Kitchen Beczak Environmental Center
35 Alexander StreetYonkers, NY USA
Phone: 917 562 8584
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.urbanh2o.org
Frank Solivan and Dirty Kitchen brings a virtuosic Bluegrass-Newgrass stew to Yonkers' premiere music series on the Hudson Riverfront.
Show begins at 7:30 (7pm door). Ticket Price is $10 at the door and includes free beer from sponsor Captain Lawrence Brewery. Bring your own mug! Lite Bites available for purchase.
Urban H2O shows are the third Saturday of every month at Beczak, an eco-friendly environmental center just steps from Yonkers downtown Metro North station. Ample free parking. Family friendly.
Show begins at 7:30 (7pm door). Ticket Price is $10 at the door and includes free beer from sponsor Captain Lawrence Brewery. Bring your own mug! Lite Bites available for purchase.
Urban H2O shows are the third Saturday of every month at Beczak, an eco-friendly environmental center just steps from Yonkers downtown Metro North station. Ample free parking. Family friendly.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:00 PM
Vance Gilbert River Spirit Music House Concert Series
(Address will be provided after ticket purchase)Hastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 United States
Phone: 347-MUSIC-76
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.riverspiritmusic.com
"the voice of an angel...the wit of a devil, and the guitar playing of a god."
- Fort Worth Star-Telegram
"His catchy, pop-friendly melodies support keenly crafted, hard-hitting lyrics. His guitar is supple, his milk-warm tenor honest and gently acrobatic...He does not duck hard truths and never succumbs to the temptation to tie his points up in neat platitudes or truth-isms. He writes powerfully and uncompromisingly about the wrenching separation suffered by single parents, the tug between love's desire and its demands, and the bitterness of being nonwhite in this Eurocentric culture...He is that rare performer for whom people lean forward in their seats as eagerly between songs as they do during them."
- The Boston Globe
Vance continues to refine his unlikely union of humor, virtuosity, and the unexpected. Whether with classic, original songwriting or ageless interpretation of covers, his is a presentation steeped in deep humanism and bravery, stunning artistry and soul, and contagious, unbridled joy - inarguably the blue ribbons that tie and seal the seemingly impossible package that is ...VANCE GILBERT
Vance Gilbert burst onto the singer/songwriter scene in the early 90's when the buzz spread through the folk clubs of Boston about an ex-multicultural arts teacher who was knocking them dead at open mics. Word got out about this Philadelphia-area born and raised performer, and Shawn Colvin invited Gilbert to be a special guest on her 1992 tour. Gilbert took audiences across North America by storm.
Many of Gilbert's albums are essential additions to the American singer-songwriter collection. His 2000 album, Somerville Live, was lionized by the Boston Globe as the disc "young songwriters should study the way law students cram for bar exams." The Boston Globe placed his 2005 album, Unfamiliar Moon, #4 on its list of the Top 10 CDs of the year, calling it "The songwriter's most compelling work; literate, heartfelt, rippling…emotionally resonant songs."
Gilbert was tapped for a year and a half as support for George Carlin, leading up to the creation and recording of Up On Rockfield (2008), a landmark album noted for being written in the styles of some of his favorite songwriters. Of this disk, Vintage Guitar proclaimed that “His fervor for composing is as powerful as a Colorado thunderstorm...accomplishing the seemingly impossible...Up On Rockfield should be on your must hear list.”
And now, his latest, Old White Men, makes album number ten in Vance’s ever growing, glowing catalogue.
Suggested Donation - $20 in advance ($20.88 after PayPal processing fee) or $22 at the door
100% goes to the musicians
Pot-luck dinner 1 hour before show – bring a dish!
Tickets at www.riverspiritmusic.com
- Fort Worth Star-Telegram
"His catchy, pop-friendly melodies support keenly crafted, hard-hitting lyrics. His guitar is supple, his milk-warm tenor honest and gently acrobatic...He does not duck hard truths and never succumbs to the temptation to tie his points up in neat platitudes or truth-isms. He writes powerfully and uncompromisingly about the wrenching separation suffered by single parents, the tug between love's desire and its demands, and the bitterness of being nonwhite in this Eurocentric culture...He is that rare performer for whom people lean forward in their seats as eagerly between songs as they do during them."
- The Boston Globe
Vance continues to refine his unlikely union of humor, virtuosity, and the unexpected. Whether with classic, original songwriting or ageless interpretation of covers, his is a presentation steeped in deep humanism and bravery, stunning artistry and soul, and contagious, unbridled joy - inarguably the blue ribbons that tie and seal the seemingly impossible package that is ...VANCE GILBERT
Vance Gilbert burst onto the singer/songwriter scene in the early 90's when the buzz spread through the folk clubs of Boston about an ex-multicultural arts teacher who was knocking them dead at open mics. Word got out about this Philadelphia-area born and raised performer, and Shawn Colvin invited Gilbert to be a special guest on her 1992 tour. Gilbert took audiences across North America by storm.
Many of Gilbert's albums are essential additions to the American singer-songwriter collection. His 2000 album, Somerville Live, was lionized by the Boston Globe as the disc "young songwriters should study the way law students cram for bar exams." The Boston Globe placed his 2005 album, Unfamiliar Moon, #4 on its list of the Top 10 CDs of the year, calling it "The songwriter's most compelling work; literate, heartfelt, rippling…emotionally resonant songs."
Gilbert was tapped for a year and a half as support for George Carlin, leading up to the creation and recording of Up On Rockfield (2008), a landmark album noted for being written in the styles of some of his favorite songwriters. Of this disk, Vintage Guitar proclaimed that “His fervor for composing is as powerful as a Colorado thunderstorm...accomplishing the seemingly impossible...Up On Rockfield should be on your must hear list.”
And now, his latest, Old White Men, makes album number ten in Vance’s ever growing, glowing catalogue.
Suggested Donation - $20 in advance ($20.88 after PayPal processing fee) or $22 at the door
100% goes to the musicians
Pot-luck dinner 1 hour before show – bring a dish!
Tickets at www.riverspiritmusic.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm to 10pm
Curtis Becraft and the Dilettantes St. Patricks Day!!! Neirs Tavern
87-48 78th StWoodhaven, NY 11421
Phone: (718) 296-0600
Website: https://www.neirstavern.com
Join us at NYC's oldest pub, the one and only Neirs Tavern in Woodhaven Queens! No cover charge, great food especially the corned beef and cabbage... Its our third consecutive year celebrating St. Pats at the one and only Neirs, the first stage Mae West ever graced, the bar where Goodfellas was filmed, our home when we're in no shape to go home... :) We hope to see you too!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00pm to 10:30 pm
Fred Gillen Jr at ASK for MUSIC with Two Other Artists t.b.a. Art Society of Kington presents
97 BroadwayKingston, NY
Phone: 845.338.0331
Price: $6.00
Website: https://www.askforarts.org/askformusic.html
Come hear the best of the Hudson Valley Acoustic Performers live, every third Friday of the month! Please join us for three sets of wonderful live music underneath the warm lighting of our Main Gallery. Light refreshments and wine are always served.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3PM to 5PM
Matt Turk Antoinettes Patisserie
417 Warburton AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: (914) 478-7200
Website: https://www.facebook.com/antoinettes.patisserie?fref=ts
singing and strummin' at my favorite local joynt. come on down and here some new songs, fiddle tunes, country blues and some rock'n'roll
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm
The Levins and Loretta Hagen at The Turning Point The Turning Point
468 Piermont AvenuePiermont NY, NY
Phone: 845 359 1089
Price: $20.00
Website: https://www.turningpointcafe.com
The Levins and Loretta Hagen are sharing the afternoon at The Turning Point. It will be a wonderful afternoon of music and we hope to see you there!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 p.m. to 12:30 am
FRED GILLEN JR Birdsall House
970 Main St.Peekskill, NY 10566 US
Website: https://www.birdsallhouse.net/
Great food until midnight, craft beer, solo rock show with Fred Gillen Jr.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 p.m.
AN EVENING WITH RUMI POETRY READINGS, LIVE SUFI MUSIC AND WHIRLING DERVISHES Memorial United Methodist Church
250 Bryant Ave.White Plains, NY
Phone: (914) 418-5353
Price: $15.00
Rumi (1207–1273) was a poet, jurist, theologian, and Sufi mystic. Rumi believed passionately in the use of music, poetry and dance as a path for reaching God. For him, music helped devotees to focus their whole being on the divine and to do this so intensely that the soul was both destroyed and resurrected. It was from these ideas that the practice of whirling Dervishes developed into a ritual form called Sama, Sama represents a mystical journey of spiritual ascent through mind and love to the Perfect One. In this journey, the seeker symbolically turns towards the truth, grows through love, abandons the ego, finds the truth and arrives at the Perfect. The seeker then returns from this spiritual journey, with greater maturity, to love and to be of service to the whole of creation without discrimination with regard to beliefs, races, classes and nations. Rumi describes the universal message of love:
The lover’s cause is separate from all other causes
Love is the astrolabe of God's mysteries
More than 800 years after his birth, he has been called the most popular poet in America today.
Turkish refreshments and conversation follow the event.
$15 at the door, $10 in advance. Reserve by email to rsvp@tccwestchester.org.
The lover’s cause is separate from all other causes
Love is the astrolabe of God's mysteries
More than 800 years after his birth, he has been called the most popular poet in America today.
Turkish refreshments and conversation follow the event.
$15 at the door, $10 in advance. Reserve by email to rsvp@tccwestchester.org.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9PM to 12AM
Matt Turk & Gary Schreiner Rest Au Rant
30-01 35th AvenueLong Island City, NY 11106
Phone: (718) 729-9009
Website: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Rèst-ü-Ránt/120276598029985
Back in Plaid!
Matt Turk: guitar/mandolin/vocals
Gary Schreiner: accordion/chromatic harmonica/keys
Matt Turk: guitar/mandolin/vocals
Gary Schreiner: accordion/chromatic harmonica/keys
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR Monthly Residency Peekskill Coffee House
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY
Phone: 914 739 1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8PM to 10PM
Stephen Scholle: original songs Coffeelabs Roasters, Tarrytown
Steve will be playing songs from his EP, Rhymes with Folly and other originals.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Larry Kolker @ the Post-Meridian Folk Singer Sessions The Grand Victory
245 GRAND STREETBrooklyn, NY - New York 11211
Website: https://www.thegrandvictory.com/
Larry and three other singer-songwriters will each play a set at this new series at this very cool venue in Williamsburg. Larry is playing 4th (and last); his set starts at 5:15 pm (sharp). Admission is free. Check out the Grand Victory's FB page for more info.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Monthly Residency Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://www.fredgillenjr.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 AM til Noon to Noon
Phil Dollard at the Mt. Kisco Farmers' Market Mt. Kisco Farmers' Market
St. Mark's Church 85 East Main St.Mt. Kisco, NY 10549
Mt. Kisco Farmers' Market, this Saturday, 10 til noon. I'll be playing intrepid excursions into blues folk rock idioms of my own making, all organically grown in the unweeded garden of my imagination. Stop by. Buy local. Locavore listening room on premises.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00pm
Spuyten Duyvil and South County at Captain Lawrence Captain Lawrence Brewery and Tasting Room
444 Saw Mill River RoadElmsford, NY
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.captainlawrencebrewing.com
Two of Lower Hudson's greatest bands join forces at the Captain Lawrence Brewery Tasting Room. Don't miss this roof raising night of local, home-grown music from Spuyten Duyvil's original amped-up Americana to South County's unique blend of foot stompin' folkabilly....along with everybody's favorite local brew on tap....
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:00PM
Nora Jane Struthers & The Party Line River Spirit Music House Concert Series
(Address to be provided after ticket purchase)Hastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 United States
Phone: 347-MUSIC-76
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.riverspiritmusic.com
“Fans of Dixie Chicks, Alison Krauss and Dolly Parton, take notice: Nora Jane Struthers embodies everything you could want in an Americana singer-songwriter.” — NPR Music
Virginia-born Struthers was educated at NYU’s Steinhart School of Education and taught at a charter school in Brooklyn, while cutting her musical teeth as a folk-rock performer in New York clubs like CBGBs and the Cutting Room. She decided to move into music full-time after attending such convocations as Virginia’s Galax Old Time Fiddlers Convention and North Carolina’s Mount Airy Fiddlers Convention with her father.
Struthers’ touring band, the Party Line (which takes its handle from one of the record’s songs, about the early days of rural telephone calls), includes Struthers’ longtime collaborator P. J. George (upright bass, harmony vocals, pedal steel guitar, accordion and banjo), Joe Overton (clawhammer banjo and harmony vocals), Aaron Jonah Lewis (fiddle, three-finger banjo, baritone fiddle, mandolin) and Drew Lawhorn (drums). Nora Jane Struthers & The Party Line have performed at the Grey Fox Bluegrass Festival and Bristol Rhythm & Roots Reunion.
The instrumentation and form of Struthers’ music draws on her traditionalist roots – her father Alan is himself a bluegrass musician – but with the addition of drums, her latest album takes a bend toward more progressive roots-rock bands like Mumford & Sons and The Avett Brothers. “I’m really passionate about the stories in the old ballads and story-songs,” says Struthers. “I’m trying to bring that element of traditional music forward into a contemporary sonic space. I want story-songs to live on in a way that will be accessible to more people. That’s my artistic mission. When we hear another person’s story, we gain perspective and are changed; we’re able to see our own lives through new eyes.”
Nora Jane and her band have already been booked to perform this summer at Grey Fox Bluegrass Festival, MerleFest, Strawberry Park Bluegrass Festival, Riverhawk Music festival, Ellicott Mountain Music Festival, and GALOT Music Festival.
Suggested Donation - $20 in advance ($20.88 after PayPal processing fee) or $22 at the door
100% goes to the musicians
Pot-luck dinner 1 hour before show – bring a dish!
Tickets at www.riverspiritmusic.com
Virginia-born Struthers was educated at NYU’s Steinhart School of Education and taught at a charter school in Brooklyn, while cutting her musical teeth as a folk-rock performer in New York clubs like CBGBs and the Cutting Room. She decided to move into music full-time after attending such convocations as Virginia’s Galax Old Time Fiddlers Convention and North Carolina’s Mount Airy Fiddlers Convention with her father.
Struthers’ touring band, the Party Line (which takes its handle from one of the record’s songs, about the early days of rural telephone calls), includes Struthers’ longtime collaborator P. J. George (upright bass, harmony vocals, pedal steel guitar, accordion and banjo), Joe Overton (clawhammer banjo and harmony vocals), Aaron Jonah Lewis (fiddle, three-finger banjo, baritone fiddle, mandolin) and Drew Lawhorn (drums). Nora Jane Struthers & The Party Line have performed at the Grey Fox Bluegrass Festival and Bristol Rhythm & Roots Reunion.
The instrumentation and form of Struthers’ music draws on her traditionalist roots – her father Alan is himself a bluegrass musician – but with the addition of drums, her latest album takes a bend toward more progressive roots-rock bands like Mumford & Sons and The Avett Brothers. “I’m really passionate about the stories in the old ballads and story-songs,” says Struthers. “I’m trying to bring that element of traditional music forward into a contemporary sonic space. I want story-songs to live on in a way that will be accessible to more people. That’s my artistic mission. When we hear another person’s story, we gain perspective and are changed; we’re able to see our own lives through new eyes.”
Nora Jane and her band have already been booked to perform this summer at Grey Fox Bluegrass Festival, MerleFest, Strawberry Park Bluegrass Festival, Riverhawk Music festival, Ellicott Mountain Music Festival, and GALOT Music Festival.
Suggested Donation - $20 in advance ($20.88 after PayPal processing fee) or $22 at the door
100% goes to the musicians
Pot-luck dinner 1 hour before show – bring a dish!
Tickets at www.riverspiritmusic.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 pm to 10:30 pm
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering is Hosted by George Gierer
1193 Warburton Ave Yonkers, NY 10701
Phone: 646-210-8119
The April First Monday Gathering and Song Circle
is at the home of George Gierer
1193 Warburton Ave, Yonkers, NY 10701
GJ_Gierer@yahoo.com
Plenty of street parking north of my house (bordering Hastings)
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together!
Bring your instruments, tunes and voice!
And as always,
We welcome your appetizer, side dish, dessert, etc to accompany our Pasta and Salad dinner.
And your contributions to our "pig" so we can reimburse some hosting expense.
In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, please contribute fresh natural whole foods.
Read labels; avoid ingredients such as corn/fructose, MSG, etc. to prevent health issues.
-So folks can choose wisely, Label Item with:
--Descriptive name
--“Dairy-Free, Gluten Free, Vegan”, etc. if appropriate
--Any potentially trigger ingredients (like nuts, soy, corn etc.)
is at the home of George Gierer
1193 Warburton Ave, Yonkers, NY 10701
GJ_Gierer@yahoo.com
Plenty of street parking north of my house (bordering Hastings)
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together!
Bring your instruments, tunes and voice!
And as always,
We welcome your appetizer, side dish, dessert, etc to accompany our Pasta and Salad dinner.
And your contributions to our "pig" so we can reimburse some hosting expense.
In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, please contribute fresh natural whole foods.
Read labels; avoid ingredients such as corn/fructose, MSG, etc. to prevent health issues.
-So folks can choose wisely, Label Item with:
--Descriptive name
--“Dairy-Free, Gluten Free, Vegan”, etc. if appropriate
--Any potentially trigger ingredients (like nuts, soy, corn etc.)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00pm
No Fuss and Feathers Roadshow: an evening with Carolann Solebello, Karyn Oliver, and The YaYas Voices Cafe
Unitarian Church, 10 Lyons Plains RoadWestport, CT
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4fP3fONkoQ&feature=youtu.be
No Fuss and Feathers Roadshow is an in-the-round, collaborative project that presents Carolann Solebello, Karyn Oliver, and The YaYas (Catherine Miles and Jay Mafale) sharing the stage, playing on each other’s songs, harmonizing, percussing, and generally having a heck of a good time!
The obvious friendship of Carolann, Karyn, Catherine, and Jay adds to the unabashedly fun and festive atmosphere of a NFFR show. Their audience can’t help but feel part of the onstage camaraderie. Individually, the four are nationally touring performers that have charted at the top of major Folk and Americana radio lists, appeared on stage at some of the most respected festivals, been invited to formally showcase at Folk Alliance conferences across the country, and their songwriting has been recognized by such highly regarded competitions as Kerrville New Folk, Falcon Ridge Folk Festival, Songwriter’s Serenade, Susquehanna Music & Arts Songwriting Competition, South Florida/Vic Heyman, and Mid-Atlantic Song Contest.
The obvious friendship of Carolann, Karyn, Catherine, and Jay adds to the unabashedly fun and festive atmosphere of a NFFR show. Their audience can’t help but feel part of the onstage camaraderie. Individually, the four are nationally touring performers that have charted at the top of major Folk and Americana radio lists, appeared on stage at some of the most respected festivals, been invited to formally showcase at Folk Alliance conferences across the country, and their songwriting has been recognized by such highly regarded competitions as Kerrville New Folk, Falcon Ridge Folk Festival, Songwriter’s Serenade, Susquehanna Music & Arts Songwriting Competition, South Florida/Vic Heyman, and Mid-Atlantic Song Contest.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1:00 to 3:00
John Banrock @ Taste Budd's Chocolate and Coffee Cafe Taste Budds Cafe
40 West Market St.Red Hook, NY 12571
Phone: 845-205-4099
Website: https://www.tastebudds.com/
Banrock performs live original instrumental and singer / songwriter material utilizing voice, guitar, harmonica, kazoo and foot tambourine. Come on out for a good time!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11AM to 3PM
Hastings Flea Hastings on Hudsons Commuter Lot
Metro North Commuter LotHastings on Hudson, NY 10706
Website: https://hastingsflea.com
Matt Turk
Solar Punch
George Gierer
Solar Punch
George Gierer
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9 p.m. to midnight
Fred Gillen Jr Eleven Eleven Grille
1111 Main StreetFishkill, NY
Phone: 845-896.0011
Website: https://www.eleven11grille.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:30PM to 11:30 pm
Matt Turk Four Harlem's Floradita
2276 12th Avenue (125th Street)NY, NY 10027
Phone: (212) 662-0090
Website: https://www.facebook.com/HarlemsFloridita
Amazingly fun and delicious Cuban Cuisine!
Joe Bonadio: percussion
Adam Roberts: bass
Gary Schreiner: keyboards/accordion/chromatic harmonica
Matt Turk: guitar/mandolin/vocals
Joe Bonadio: percussion
Adam Roberts: bass
Gary Schreiner: keyboards/accordion/chromatic harmonica
Matt Turk: guitar/mandolin/vocals
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Celebrate Record Store Day with a Live Performance by Fred Gillen Jr Seven Freedoms Music Center
2136 Route 94 Salisbury Mills, NY
Phone: 845-497-7005
Website: https://www.sevenfreedoms.com/
Come out, hear some live music, take home some vinyl!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm
Darlingside and Caitlin Canty at Urban H2O Urban H2O at Beczak
35 Alexander StreetYonkers, New York
Phone: 917 562 8584
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.urbanh2o.org
Urban H2O is thrilled to present two rising young acts at this monthly music series that pushes the boundaries of the coffeehouse format with it's blend of bluegrass, folk and indie-pop.
Darlingside (www.darlingside.com) is a breakout Massachusetts-based indie-folk quartet known for their perfect pitch 4-part harmonies and impassioned acoustic chops. Caitlin Canty (http://caitlincanty.com) is a Brooklyn based singer songwriter who brings razor sharp lyrical insight and rich, authentic imagery. Clear-eyed and clear-voiced, she draws you in with beautiful simplicity. It's a night of music not to be missed!
Tickets are $10 (avail. at the door) and include free beer from series sponsor Captain Lawrence Brewing Company (bring your own mug!)
Darlingside (www.darlingside.com) is a breakout Massachusetts-based indie-folk quartet known for their perfect pitch 4-part harmonies and impassioned acoustic chops. Caitlin Canty (http://caitlincanty.com) is a Brooklyn based singer songwriter who brings razor sharp lyrical insight and rich, authentic imagery. Clear-eyed and clear-voiced, she draws you in with beautiful simplicity. It's a night of music not to be missed!
Tickets are $10 (avail. at the door) and include free beer from series sponsor Captain Lawrence Brewing Company (bring your own mug!)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Peekskill Coffee House
101 S. Division St.
Phone: 914 739 1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30PM to 11:00 pm
Because of Pete The BeanRunner Café
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY USA
Phone: 914-737-1701
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.beanrunnercafe.com
Celebrating the life and music of Pete Seeger, with a musical cast of Great Blue, songwriter and guitar wizard Jay Mankita, Capt. Donna Nestler (Banjolelelady and Dirty Stay Out Skiffler), Capt. Rick Nestler, (yes, he really DID write "River that Flows Both Ways"!) and livin' the life of a real folk singer: Banjo Rik Palieri. There is a small cover charge for this show, and if the music suits you, you can tip us as well. We promise all these folk slingers will earn every dime in honoring the intrepid pair of Pete and Toshi Seeger.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 10pm
An evening with Curtis Becraft Coffee Labs - Tarrytown
Westchester's best coffeehouse once again hosts Curtis Becraft, who will sing original songs from his last record Tales of a Traveler and also his upcoming release Troubadour. With classic covers, maybe some surprise guests; guitars, mandolin, accordion, harmonicas, no cover charge, great coffee and desserts; hope to see you!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 12:30 pm to 4:30pm
Springfest at Andrus on Hudson Andrus on Hudson
185 Old BroadwayHastings on Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: (914) 478-3700
The Blues Mothers
Matt Turk (2pm)
Walkabout Clearwater Chorus
Henry Chapin
Alpha Whale
Zach Pearson
Matt Turk (2pm)
Walkabout Clearwater Chorus
Henry Chapin
Alpha Whale
Zach Pearson
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 PM
Tribes Hill Business Meeting Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, NY 10595
Tribes Hill Officers, Board of Directors and Committee Heads only.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Monthly Residency Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://www.fredgillenjr.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Adam Hart and Friends, with special guests Curtis and Carla Upstream Gallery
8 Main StreetHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
Live at the Upstream Gallery: Adam Hart & Friends!
Join us for a special night of ballads, blues, and rock, while also enjoying the artwork of Allen M. Hart (Adam's father).
FREE ADMISSION!...
Featuring:
Ken Tuccillo from Riverrun
Curtis Becraft and Carla Lynne Hall, aka Curtis and Carla
Joan Indig from The Blues Mothers,
Robert K.C. Forman from Half Way to Jazz,
Join us for a special night of ballads, blues, and rock, while also enjoying the artwork of Allen M. Hart (Adam's father).
FREE ADMISSION!...
Featuring:
Ken Tuccillo from Riverrun
Curtis Becraft and Carla Lynne Hall, aka Curtis and Carla
Joan Indig from The Blues Mothers,
Robert K.C. Forman from Half Way to Jazz,
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:00PM
Fred Gillen, Jr. & Friends "Farewell Show" River Spirit Music House Concert Series
(Address to be provided after ticket purchase)Hastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 United States
Phone: 347-MUSIC-76
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.riverspiritmusic.com
Fred has recently announced that he will be leaving Westchester to brave the cold winters in Utica, NY. This "Farewell Show" will feature some of Fred's friends and collaborators, to help us wish him well at our last show of the season.
Since his first solo concert in 1996, Fred has traveled all over the U.S. and Europe singing his songs of hope and struggle at all types of venues, building a devoted following along the way. He feels at home performing at any type and size of venue, from a "house concert" in Indiana to Irving Plaza in New York City, to the main stages of festivals, and everything in between. He has played at many prestigious and famous venues, and at many farmers markets, coffeehouses, pubs, and union rallies. With his sometimes partner Matt Turk, he played for several years in the New York City subways as part of the MUNY (Music Under NY) program. At every performance, he opens his heart and pours out the unglamorous but compelling tales of the marginalized and forgotten. His songs have often been described as both painfully intimate and universal, and this is what he strives for in writing them. His live performances are spontaneous celebrations of all that it is to be human; the joy and the pain, the comedy and the tragedy.
Fred's songs have appeared on ABC's All My Children and MSG Network's NYC Soundtracks, and he was awarded a NY Foundation For The Arts grant. In 2008, his song Fall Down was featured on the CMJ Music Marathon sampler CD, given to 11,000 CMJ conference attendees and radio programmers. He has been voted "best folk artist" for three straight years in Westchester Weekly. Last year, Fred's version of Woody Guthrie's song I Ain't Got No Home, was featured on the Appleseed Records CD Pete Remembers Woody, a recording of Pete Seeger telling stories about Woody, interspersed with various artists' versions of Woody's songs.
Fred is a prolific songwriter, recording artist, and producer. He has released eight independent studio solo albums, one live album, two albums with Hope Machine, and one as half of the duo "Gillen & Turk," all to substantial critical acclaim. His music has also been played on independent, commercial, public, and college radio all over the world. His latest album, Silence Of The Night, brings him back slightly to his rock roots, while also retaining a folky message and delivery. Sixteen tracks long, it features his first spoken-word piece on record in ten years and his first instrumental in sixteen years. The new record, while being truly an "album" and not a collection of singles, dips a big, colorful bucket into the wellspring of American music, touching on folk, Americana, rock, roots, and even funk. One of its songs This Old Car was featured, before its official release, on the NPR syndicated show "Car Talk."
Suggested Donation - $20 in advance ($20.88 after PayPal processing fee) or $22 at the door
100% goes to the musicians
Pot-luck dinner 1 hour before show – bring a dish!
Tickets at www.riverspiritmusic.com
Since his first solo concert in 1996, Fred has traveled all over the U.S. and Europe singing his songs of hope and struggle at all types of venues, building a devoted following along the way. He feels at home performing at any type and size of venue, from a "house concert" in Indiana to Irving Plaza in New York City, to the main stages of festivals, and everything in between. He has played at many prestigious and famous venues, and at many farmers markets, coffeehouses, pubs, and union rallies. With his sometimes partner Matt Turk, he played for several years in the New York City subways as part of the MUNY (Music Under NY) program. At every performance, he opens his heart and pours out the unglamorous but compelling tales of the marginalized and forgotten. His songs have often been described as both painfully intimate and universal, and this is what he strives for in writing them. His live performances are spontaneous celebrations of all that it is to be human; the joy and the pain, the comedy and the tragedy.
Fred's songs have appeared on ABC's All My Children and MSG Network's NYC Soundtracks, and he was awarded a NY Foundation For The Arts grant. In 2008, his song Fall Down was featured on the CMJ Music Marathon sampler CD, given to 11,000 CMJ conference attendees and radio programmers. He has been voted "best folk artist" for three straight years in Westchester Weekly. Last year, Fred's version of Woody Guthrie's song I Ain't Got No Home, was featured on the Appleseed Records CD Pete Remembers Woody, a recording of Pete Seeger telling stories about Woody, interspersed with various artists' versions of Woody's songs.
Fred is a prolific songwriter, recording artist, and producer. He has released eight independent studio solo albums, one live album, two albums with Hope Machine, and one as half of the duo "Gillen & Turk," all to substantial critical acclaim. His music has also been played on independent, commercial, public, and college radio all over the world. His latest album, Silence Of The Night, brings him back slightly to his rock roots, while also retaining a folky message and delivery. Sixteen tracks long, it features his first spoken-word piece on record in ten years and his first instrumental in sixteen years. The new record, while being truly an "album" and not a collection of singles, dips a big, colorful bucket into the wellspring of American music, touching on folk, Americana, rock, roots, and even funk. One of its songs This Old Car was featured, before its official release, on the NPR syndicated show "Car Talk."
Suggested Donation - $20 in advance ($20.88 after PayPal processing fee) or $22 at the door
100% goes to the musicians
Pot-luck dinner 1 hour before show – bring a dish!
Tickets at www.riverspiritmusic.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00pm to 10:30 pm
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering is Hosted by Phil and Paula Dollard
See details for Parking (House at 118 N. State Road)Briarcliff Manor, NY 10510
May's First Monday Gathering and Song Circle
is at Phil and Paula's home.
118 N. State Road, Briarcliff Manor, NY
914-941-2781 pdollard17@verizon.net
If weather is warm, we'll be outside, so bring a sweater.
Here's the best advice for parking: Park in lot across the street from the house (Shopping Center with Mrs Greens, Starbucks, Value Drugs). Walk up from the Value Drugs side to N. State Rd to the house.
Heading North on 9A, turn Right at the light to North State Rd, and make an immediate hard Right down into the parking lot for Mrs Greens.
Heading South on 9A make a Left at the light onto North State Road and an immediate hard right as above.
(there's also an entrance to this lot right before the light at N. State Rd. at the Trustco Bank, but easily missed)
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together!
Bring your instruments, tunes and voice!
And as always,
We welcome your appetizer, side dish, dessert, etc to accompany our Pasta and Salad dinner.
And your contributions to our "pig" so we can reimburse some hosting expense.
In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, please contribute fresh natural whole foods.
Read labels; avoid ingredients such as corn/fructose, MSG, etc. to prevent health issues.
-So folks can choose wisely, Label Item with:
--Descriptive name
--“Dairy-Free, Gluten Free, Vegan”, etc. if appropriate
--Any potentially trigger ingredients (like nuts, soy, corn etc.)
is at Phil and Paula's home.
118 N. State Road, Briarcliff Manor, NY
914-941-2781 pdollard17@verizon.net
If weather is warm, we'll be outside, so bring a sweater.
Here's the best advice for parking: Park in lot across the street from the house (Shopping Center with Mrs Greens, Starbucks, Value Drugs). Walk up from the Value Drugs side to N. State Rd to the house.
Heading North on 9A, turn Right at the light to North State Rd, and make an immediate hard Right down into the parking lot for Mrs Greens.
Heading South on 9A make a Left at the light onto North State Road and an immediate hard right as above.
(there's also an entrance to this lot right before the light at N. State Rd. at the Trustco Bank, but easily missed)
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together!
Bring your instruments, tunes and voice!
And as always,
We welcome your appetizer, side dish, dessert, etc to accompany our Pasta and Salad dinner.
And your contributions to our "pig" so we can reimburse some hosting expense.
In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, please contribute fresh natural whole foods.
Read labels; avoid ingredients such as corn/fructose, MSG, etc. to prevent health issues.
-So folks can choose wisely, Label Item with:
--Descriptive name
--“Dairy-Free, Gluten Free, Vegan”, etc. if appropriate
--Any potentially trigger ingredients (like nuts, soy, corn etc.)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm to 1am
Sycamore Slough String Band feat. David Gans (10:30pm), Matt Turk & Friends (9pm opener) Garcia's at the Capitol Theatre
145 Westchester AvenuePortchester, NY
Phone: (914) 937-4126
Price: $8.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.thecapitoltheatre.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
The Rolling Tumbleweeds at the Starving Artist Cafe! Starving Artist Cafe
Hope you can join us on beautiful City Island in the Bronx for this special show! with Tribes Hillman Curtis Becraft on accordion, and also Doug Myer on guitar, Steve Kahn on mandolin, Doug Allen on upright bass and Alan Fleishner on percussion. Classic covers, standards and traditionals, all with that Tumbleweed spin! At the legendary Starving Artist Cafe, our fav family-run music venue. We hope to see you!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2:30
John Banrock, Rob McMahon, Michael Pennacchio & Frank Pennacchio at The Grand Victory The Grand Victory
245 GRAND STREETBrooklyn, NY 11211
Website: https://www.thegrandvictory.com/
One venue. Four singer / songwriters. Free admission. See you there!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 11pm
Curtis Becraft and Carla Lynne Hall rock the East Village NYC!!! No Malice Palace
197 east 3rd streetNew York, NY 10009
Alone and together - Curtis and Carla with other NYC indie musicians - acoustic rock!!! We hope to see you!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 to 10:30 am
Larry Kolker @ the Hard Luck Cafe Folk Society of Huntington's Hard Luck Cafe
423 Park Avenue Huntington, NY 11743 United States
Price: $15.00
Website: https://fmsh.org/events/event/scott-cook/
Larry's first appearance at the Hard Luck Cafe, at the Sky Room in the Huntington Cinema Arts Centre, in this awesome concert series produced by the Folk Music Society of Huntington. Open mic at 7:30, Scott Cook at 8:30, Larry at 9:30
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
The Kennedys, Rod MacDonald, and Montgomery Delaney Irvington Town Hall Theater
85 Main StreetIrvington, NY
Phone: 914 591 6602
Purchase Tickets: click here
Fri, May 16, 2014 - 8:00pm
A benefit concert for the Child Abuse Prevention Center of NY*
The Kennedys
In a career that now spans two decades, New York duo Pete and Maura Kennedy have traversed a broad musical landscape, surveying power pop, acoustic songwriting, organic rock rooted in their early days in Austin, and a Byrds-inspired jangle that drew the attention of Roger McGuinn, Steve Earle, and most notably Nanci Griffith. The duo co-produced Nanci's latest CD. On their own recent release, "Closer Than You Know," the songs have a quality, inherent in Maura’s voice, that is both soothing and urgent. Rolling Stone says it's “Byrdsy jangle, boy-girl harmonies…irresistible”. As writers and producers, the Kennedys continue to mature, from their early style-conscious pop to today’s burnished sheen. Always tuned to their own muse, Pete and Maura have once again come up with a unique sound that is as uplifting as it is unclassifiable. http://www.kennedysmusic.com
Rod MacDonald
A Rod MacDonald concert is an intimate, authentic, and uplifting experience. From the moment Rod begins to sing, he grabs his audiences and doesn’t let go. By turns wry and sentimental, then tart and silly, his music is infectious and inspiring, often humorous, sometimes reckless, usually thought provoking – and – always compelling, leaving his audiences wanting more. All Music Guide writes ... "one of the most politically and socially aware lyricists of our time." Rod MacDonald's songs have been recorded by Shawn Colvin, Jonathan Edwards, Dave Van Ronk, and 4 Bitchin' Babes. http://www.RodMacDonald.net
Montgomery Delaney
Montgomery Delaney has been noted by his fans and peers alike, as one of the most interesting and unusual singer/songwriters in America. "An outstanding songwriter" -- Dirty Linen Magazine". For 30 years, he has entertained thousands of audiences with his beautiful, thoughtful and often provocative songs. " If you get a chance to hear him, do just that!" --New York Times. http://www.MontgomeryDelaney.com
*All net proceeds from tickets sales go to The Child Abuse Prevention Center of NY, Inc., a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization, that seeks to significantly reduce the incidence of child abuse and neglect by providing one-on-one in-home Parent Aide services using trained community volunteers. By lending support, educating and teaching parenting skills to Westchester’s vulnerable families, this program strengthens the parent-child relationship in the home. Unable to attend and would like to contribute? please visit: http://preventchildabuse.net
$40 - Center Orchestra (A-D)
$30 - Rest of Orchestra
$25 - Balcony
$25 - Box
A benefit concert for the Child Abuse Prevention Center of NY*
The Kennedys
In a career that now spans two decades, New York duo Pete and Maura Kennedy have traversed a broad musical landscape, surveying power pop, acoustic songwriting, organic rock rooted in their early days in Austin, and a Byrds-inspired jangle that drew the attention of Roger McGuinn, Steve Earle, and most notably Nanci Griffith. The duo co-produced Nanci's latest CD. On their own recent release, "Closer Than You Know," the songs have a quality, inherent in Maura’s voice, that is both soothing and urgent. Rolling Stone says it's “Byrdsy jangle, boy-girl harmonies…irresistible”. As writers and producers, the Kennedys continue to mature, from their early style-conscious pop to today’s burnished sheen. Always tuned to their own muse, Pete and Maura have once again come up with a unique sound that is as uplifting as it is unclassifiable. http://www.kennedysmusic.com
Rod MacDonald
A Rod MacDonald concert is an intimate, authentic, and uplifting experience. From the moment Rod begins to sing, he grabs his audiences and doesn’t let go. By turns wry and sentimental, then tart and silly, his music is infectious and inspiring, often humorous, sometimes reckless, usually thought provoking – and – always compelling, leaving his audiences wanting more. All Music Guide writes ... "one of the most politically and socially aware lyricists of our time." Rod MacDonald's songs have been recorded by Shawn Colvin, Jonathan Edwards, Dave Van Ronk, and 4 Bitchin' Babes. http://www.RodMacDonald.net
Montgomery Delaney
Montgomery Delaney has been noted by his fans and peers alike, as one of the most interesting and unusual singer/songwriters in America. "An outstanding songwriter" -- Dirty Linen Magazine". For 30 years, he has entertained thousands of audiences with his beautiful, thoughtful and often provocative songs. " If you get a chance to hear him, do just that!" --New York Times. http://www.MontgomeryDelaney.com
*All net proceeds from tickets sales go to The Child Abuse Prevention Center of NY, Inc., a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization, that seeks to significantly reduce the incidence of child abuse and neglect by providing one-on-one in-home Parent Aide services using trained community volunteers. By lending support, educating and teaching parenting skills to Westchester’s vulnerable families, this program strengthens the parent-child relationship in the home. Unable to attend and would like to contribute? please visit: http://preventchildabuse.net
$40 - Center Orchestra (A-D)
$30 - Rest of Orchestra
$25 - Balcony
$25 - Box
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 p.m. to 10:30 pm
ASK for Music Concert Series Arts Society of Kingston
97 BroadwayKingston, NY 12401
Phone: 845-452-4013
Website: https://www.patlamanna.com
Pat Lamanna will be performing, along with Marji Zintz and Barbara Dempsey and Company.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 10:30 pm
FRED GILLEN JR Solo Show The Starving Artist Cafe
249 City Island Avenue, City IslandCity Island Bronx, New York 10464
Phone: 718.885.3779
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com/
Since his first solo concert in 1996, Fred Gillen Jr has traveled all over the U.S. and Europe singing his songs of hope and struggle at all types of venues, building a devoted following along the way. He feels at home performing at any type and size of venue, from a "house concert" in Indiana to Irving Plaza in New York City, to the main stages of festivals, and everything in between. He has played at many prestigious and famous venues, and as many farmers markets, coffeehouses, pubs, and union rallies. With his sometimes partner Matt Turk he played for several years in the New York City subways as part of the MUNY (Music Under NY) program. At every performance he opens his heart and pours out the unglamorous but compelling tales of the marginalized and forgotten. His songs have often been described as both painfully intimate and universal, and this is what he strives for in writing them. His live performances are spontaneous celebrations of all that it is to be human; the joy and the pain, the comedy and the tragedy.
Gillen's work has received its share of critical acclaim and commercial exposure. He has had songs on network TV on ABC's All My Children and MSG Network's NYC Soundtracks, and he was awarded a NYFA (N.Y. Foundation For The Arts) grant to help cover expenses for his first European tour. In 2008 his song Fall Down was featured on the CMJ Music Marathon sampler CD, given to 11,000 CMJ conference attendees and radio programmers. In the late 1990's and 2000's when he was still primarily a regional artist, he was voted "best folk artist" for three straight years in Westchester Weekly, his local A&E paper. He also served his local community as President of non-profit music organization Tribes Hill for three years, and is currently on that organization's board. Hope Machine, the traveling hootenanny that he is a founding member of, is an "official program" of the Woody Guthrie Foundation & Archives, and a song from their debut CD March was included in Folk Alliance's War And Politics Compilation CD in 2011. In September of 2012 Gillen's version of Woody Guthrie's song I Ain't Got No Home was featured on the Appleseed Records CD Pete Remembers Woody, a recording of Pete Seeger telling stories about Woody, interspersed with various artists' versions of Woody's songs.
Gillen is a prolific songwriter, recording artist, and producer. From 1997 to the present he has released eight independent studio solo albums, one live album, two albums with Hope Machine, and one as half of the duo "Gillen & Turk," all to substantial critical acclaim. His music has also been played on independent, commercial, public, and college radio all over the world. In 2010 two of his songs were recorded by Hudson Valley band The Yayas. As a producer he has about thirty records credited to him in the past five years, and his studio "Woody's House" is a busy hub of Hudson Valley creativity. His own latest album, Silence Of The Night brings him back slightly to his rock roots, while also retaining a folky message and delivery. Sixteen tracks long, it features his first spoken-word piece on record in ten years and his first instrumental in sixteen years. The new record, while being truly an "album" and not a collection of singles, dips a big, colorful bucket into the wellspring of American music, touching on folk, Americana, rock, roots, and even funk. One of its songs This Old Car was featured, before its official release, on the NPR syndicated show "Car Talk." Gillen will be touring constantly in 2013, promoting the new album.
Gillen's work has received its share of critical acclaim and commercial exposure. He has had songs on network TV on ABC's All My Children and MSG Network's NYC Soundtracks, and he was awarded a NYFA (N.Y. Foundation For The Arts) grant to help cover expenses for his first European tour. In 2008 his song Fall Down was featured on the CMJ Music Marathon sampler CD, given to 11,000 CMJ conference attendees and radio programmers. In the late 1990's and 2000's when he was still primarily a regional artist, he was voted "best folk artist" for three straight years in Westchester Weekly, his local A&E paper. He also served his local community as President of non-profit music organization Tribes Hill for three years, and is currently on that organization's board. Hope Machine, the traveling hootenanny that he is a founding member of, is an "official program" of the Woody Guthrie Foundation & Archives, and a song from their debut CD March was included in Folk Alliance's War And Politics Compilation CD in 2011. In September of 2012 Gillen's version of Woody Guthrie's song I Ain't Got No Home was featured on the Appleseed Records CD Pete Remembers Woody, a recording of Pete Seeger telling stories about Woody, interspersed with various artists' versions of Woody's songs.
Gillen is a prolific songwriter, recording artist, and producer. From 1997 to the present he has released eight independent studio solo albums, one live album, two albums with Hope Machine, and one as half of the duo "Gillen & Turk," all to substantial critical acclaim. His music has also been played on independent, commercial, public, and college radio all over the world. In 2010 two of his songs were recorded by Hudson Valley band The Yayas. As a producer he has about thirty records credited to him in the past five years, and his studio "Woody's House" is a busy hub of Hudson Valley creativity. His own latest album, Silence Of The Night brings him back slightly to his rock roots, while also retaining a folky message and delivery. Sixteen tracks long, it features his first spoken-word piece on record in ten years and his first instrumental in sixteen years. The new record, while being truly an "album" and not a collection of singles, dips a big, colorful bucket into the wellspring of American music, touching on folk, Americana, rock, roots, and even funk. One of its songs This Old Car was featured, before its official release, on the NPR syndicated show "Car Talk." Gillen will be touring constantly in 2013, promoting the new album.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00pm
The YaYas Live Concert Filming (Seth Glier is on the bill, too!) First Acoustics Folk Concert Series
First Unitarian Church, Pierrepont Street at Monroe Place, Brooklyn Heights, Brooklyn Brooklyn, N.Y. USA
Phone: 718 788 5994
Website: https://firstacoustics.org
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30PM to 9:30pm
Cricket Tell The Weather and Heather Maloney Urban H2O Concert Series at Beczak
35 Alexander StreetYonkers, NY 10701 USA
Phone: 917 562 8584
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.urbanh2o.org
Progressive Bluegrass meets Expressive Post-Coffeeshop Folk Pop when Cricket Tell The Weather and Heather Maloney come to Urban H2O Saturday, May 17th.
Bluegrass inspired Cricket Tell the Weather's original voice carries a new spirit that explores a century of influences, owing as much to the traditions that inspired bluegrass as to the journey that follows.
Graham Nash calls Heather Maloney "Delicious, really Excellent..." Her music is riveting, her voice adventurous, her lyrics thought-provoking. "If I'd closed my eyes it could have been Joni Mitchell" Val Haller, New York Times.
Tickets are $10 (door only) and includes free beer from sponsor Captain Lawrence Brewery.
Bring your own mug! Lite Bites available for purchase. Ample parking or steps from Metro North dwntwn Yonkers.
Bluegrass inspired Cricket Tell the Weather's original voice carries a new spirit that explores a century of influences, owing as much to the traditions that inspired bluegrass as to the journey that follows.
Graham Nash calls Heather Maloney "Delicious, really Excellent..." Her music is riveting, her voice adventurous, her lyrics thought-provoking. "If I'd closed my eyes it could have been Joni Mitchell" Val Haller, New York Times.
Tickets are $10 (door only) and includes free beer from sponsor Captain Lawrence Brewery.
Bring your own mug! Lite Bites available for purchase. Ample parking or steps from Metro North dwntwn Yonkers.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7PM to 9pm
Spuyten Duyvil returns to Hill Country BBQ in Brooklyn Hill Country BBQ / BK
345 Adams StreetBrooklyn, NY USA
Phone: 718 885 4608
Website: https://www.hillcountrybk.com
Join us for 3 sets of foot stompin' old timey fun at our favorite joint for smokey, juicy, messy ribs and chicken in downtown Brooklyn. Easy subway access from the city. Info: http://www.hillcountrybk.com/hc-live
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10AM to noon
Phil Dollard at the Ossining Farmers' Market Ossining Farmers' Market
corner of Spring and Main Sts.Ossining, NY
Purchase Tickets: click here
Stop by the Ossining Market on Saturday the 24th for your fresh, organically grown produce and other comestibles. I'll be pickin' and slidin' the strings from 10 til noon with little or no commercial interruption. It's Bob Dylan's birthday so I'll be dusting off some favorite Dylan chestnuts as well as old blues and some new originals.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2pm to 5pm
Karen Hudson with Curtis Becraft at Clearview Vineyard in Warwick NY! Clearview Vineyard
35 Clearview LaneWarwick, New York 10990
Website: https://clearviewvineyard.com
Karen and Curtis will be pickin' on the porch; if it rains, we'll be in the tasting room (yummm!) Will be a great Sunday afternoon of music wine and good times!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4 pm to 7 pm
Larry Kolker @ the Boathouse The Boathouse Restaurant
800 Westerly Rd Ossining, NY 10562 Ossining, NY 10562 United States
Website: https://www.ossiningboathouse.com/
Join Larry and Sticks Levine for a three-hour (4-7pm) happy hour -- at the Boathouse's outdoor bar literally on the end of the pier jutting out into the Hudson River. But not if it rains. Cool restaurant and bar featuring American bistro cuisine.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 AM to 11:30 am
Steve Scholle @ the Hartsdale Farmers' Market Hartsdale farmers' market at the train station
Playing originals from his mix of roots, folk and jazz ballad. Check it out at stephenscholle.bandcamp.com/music.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10PM to 1AM
Phil Dollard at The Birdsall House Birdsall House
970 Main St.Peekskill, NY
Phone: (914) 930-1880
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://birdsallhouse.net
Come on down to Westchester County's finest craft beer gastro pub for some late night acoustic blues and folk/rock. The menu is upscale but wholesome farm to table, there's bocci outside in the beer garden, but Thursday nights are where late night music lovers hang out. Stop by for a brew or two and I'll provide the tunes.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Monthly Residency The Peekskill Coffee Hosue
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 PM
Bluesman Toby Walker in concert Acoustic Cafe Music Series at OLM Academy
25 Fremont AvePark Ridge, NJ 07656 usa
Phone: 201-573-0718
Price: $18.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.cafeacoustic.org
Internationally and nationally acclaimed Toby Walker has been hailed as a roots music fingerstyle guitar wizard who has toured the US, England, Wales, France, & Germany, been featured in the NY Times, the London Sunday Times, and was the 1st place recipient of the International Blues Challenge Award. Walker blends the styles of blues, ragtime, country, bluegrass, rock and old time jazz into his own unique style.
Jorma Kaukonen of Hot Tuna and the Jefferson Airplane says "Flat out... you have to hear this great musician... I'm blown away" and has employed Walker to teach at his famous Fur Peace Ranch Guitar Camp for 6 years. In 2010 Walker won the NY Music Award for 'Best Instrumental CD,' sharing the honors with Mariah Carey, Rufus Wainwright and Judy Collins.
His latest CD release - 'What You See Is What You Get' - has been hailed as a shining success in the genre of traditional blues recordings. Toby’s passion for blues, rags, folk, and other traditional American music drove him to the Mississippi Delta, Virginia and the Carolinas where he tracked down some of the more obscure, but immensely talented, music makers of an earlier era. He learned directly from Eugene Powell, James "Son" Thomas, Etta Baker, and R.L Burnside, among others. The talent, passion, and soul of a Toby Walker performance reflects these travels. Whether it is telling the humorous and heartwarming tales of other masters, talking about his inspirations, or astounding you with his mastery, his performances are a feast for the senses. www.littletobywalker.com
"A real killer with fantastic technique. He just knocks me out."
- John Hammond, blues musician -
www.littletobywalker.com
With special guest, singer/songwriter Jann Klose
“Love, passion and intelligence come to the forefront in a strong display of craft and talent.”
- JerseyBeat.com-
Tickets: $18 advance online & $21 at the door www.cafeacoustic.org 201-573-0718
Proceeds benefit the OLM St Vincent’s Haiti Scholarship fund.
With Special guest Jann Klose
Jorma Kaukonen of Hot Tuna and the Jefferson Airplane says "Flat out... you have to hear this great musician... I'm blown away" and has employed Walker to teach at his famous Fur Peace Ranch Guitar Camp for 6 years. In 2010 Walker won the NY Music Award for 'Best Instrumental CD,' sharing the honors with Mariah Carey, Rufus Wainwright and Judy Collins.
His latest CD release - 'What You See Is What You Get' - has been hailed as a shining success in the genre of traditional blues recordings. Toby’s passion for blues, rags, folk, and other traditional American music drove him to the Mississippi Delta, Virginia and the Carolinas where he tracked down some of the more obscure, but immensely talented, music makers of an earlier era. He learned directly from Eugene Powell, James "Son" Thomas, Etta Baker, and R.L Burnside, among others. The talent, passion, and soul of a Toby Walker performance reflects these travels. Whether it is telling the humorous and heartwarming tales of other masters, talking about his inspirations, or astounding you with his mastery, his performances are a feast for the senses. www.littletobywalker.com
"A real killer with fantastic technique. He just knocks me out."
- John Hammond, blues musician -
www.littletobywalker.com
With special guest, singer/songwriter Jann Klose
“Love, passion and intelligence come to the forefront in a strong display of craft and talent.”
- JerseyBeat.com-
Tickets: $18 advance online & $21 at the door www.cafeacoustic.org 201-573-0718
Proceeds benefit the OLM St Vincent’s Haiti Scholarship fund.
With Special guest Jann Klose
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Spuyten Duyvil comes to Milford! Music By The Millponds
Lake Street at the MillpondsMilford, NY USA
Join Spuyten Duyvil at Milford's best outdoor summer music series located at the Millponds in Crane Park, Milford NJ. Free to the public. Bring yer blanket!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 AM til Noon to Noon
Phil Dollard at the Croton Farmers' Market Croton Farmers Market
rte. 129 & rte. 9Croton on Hudson, NY
Th Croton Farmers' Market is right off Route 9 for you folks in the Northern regions of Westchester County; it's on the Hudson Line, not far from the Croton Station; it's right by the mighty Hudson itself so, whether you arrive by car, train, boat, or on foot, stop on by for your week's supply of organic veggies, meats, breads and pastries. I'll be doing two sets of blues, folk/rock and some new originals.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 10pm
WORK O' THE WEAVERS to benefit Child Abuse Prevention Center of NY Irving Town Hall Theater
85 Main StreetIrvington, NY
Phone: 914 591 6602
Price: $25.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Work o' the Weavers (James Durst, David Bernz, Martha Sandefer & Mark Murphy) gathers once again to celebrate the inestimable legacy of The Weavers: Pete Seeger (1919-2014), Fred Hellerman, Ronnie Gilbert & Lee Hays (1914-1981) in this, his Centenary year. Since 2003, Work o' the Weavers has shared their affectionate homáge with enthusiastically participatory audiences of all ages in 28 states, Canada and Israel. Faithful to their original arrangements, WotW evokes the spirit of America's pioneering folk quartet, not only singing the beloved familiar songs (e.g., Tzena Tzena, Goodnight Irene, Kisses Sweeter Than Wine, Wimoweh, So Long, It's Been Good To Know Yuh, etc.), but also interweaving an edifying narrative that places the songs in historical perspective originating with the Depression and the Dust Bowl, the Cold War, McCarthyism, HUAC and the Blacklist, through to The Weavers' triumphant 1955 Carnegie Hall reunion concert that gave heart to a generation, providing the foundation upon which countless subsequent folk performers would build. And at the behest of Pete Seeger himself that they not just look back nostalgically, but rather be forward-looking - forward-singing!, WotW has introduced newer songs into the repertoire that The Weavers might be singing today. Rousing, refreshing, relevant!
"Four wonderful people who've picked up where The Weavers left off. Fantastic!" --Pete Seeger
"Four wonderful people who've picked up where The Weavers left off. Fantastic!" --Pete Seeger
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 pm to 10:30 pm
First Monday Gathering and Song Circle
June's First Monday Gathering and Song Circle
is at Steve Scholle's home.
5 Homewood Road, Hartsdale NY 10530
914-761-8761 srslle@ gmail.com
Get in the mood for our Annual Solstice Picnic Next Saturday!
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together!
Bring your instruments, tunes and voice!
And as always,
We welcome your appetizer, side dish, dessert, etc to accompany our Pasta and Salad dinner.
And your contributions to our "pig" so we can reimburse some hosting expense.
In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, please contribute fresh natural whole foods.
Read labels; avoid ingredients such as corn/fructose, MSG, etc. to prevent health issues.
-So folks can choose wisely, Label Item with:
--Descriptive name
--“Dairy-Free, Gluten Free, Vegan”, etc. if appropriate
--Any potentially trigger ingredients (like nuts, soy, corn etc.)
Please read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
is at Steve Scholle's home.
5 Homewood Road, Hartsdale NY 10530
914-761-8761 srslle@ gmail.com
Get in the mood for our Annual Solstice Picnic Next Saturday!
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together!
Bring your instruments, tunes and voice!
And as always,
We welcome your appetizer, side dish, dessert, etc to accompany our Pasta and Salad dinner.
And your contributions to our "pig" so we can reimburse some hosting expense.
In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, please contribute fresh natural whole foods.
Read labels; avoid ingredients such as corn/fructose, MSG, etc. to prevent health issues.
-So folks can choose wisely, Label Item with:
--Descriptive name
--“Dairy-Free, Gluten Free, Vegan”, etc. if appropriate
--Any potentially trigger ingredients (like nuts, soy, corn etc.)
Please read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm to 12am
Gary Schreiner & Matt Turk Rest Au Rant
30-01 35th AvenueLong Island City, NY 11106
Phone: (718) 729-9009
Website: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Rèst-ü-Ránt/120276598029985
Keyboardist, accordionist and chromatic harmonica player Gary Schreiner joins mandolinist and guitarist Matt Turk for three sets at this fabulous Long Island City wine bar with outstanding food. 'tis a great, intimate hang!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 9pm
Curtis Becraft's Birthday Gig!!! Curtis and Carla, Live at the Path Cafe, West Village NYC! The Path Cafe and Bar
131 Christopher St (at Hudson)New York, NY 10014
Website: https://www.pathcafe.com
Just like last year, we'll be celebrating Curtis' birthday at our fav West Village cafe, the legendary PATH! Two hours of music from Curtis and Carla!!! with special guest musicians! terrific food, drinks, no cover charge! Friday night in the West Village, and its going to be a party; we hope to see you too!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Monthly Residency Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://www.fredgillenjr.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Tribes Hill Annual Hootenanny Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, NY 10595
Phone: 914-564-9212
Plan on attending this annual event and perform at the open mic or camp out and join us at the end of the day at the campfire song circle.
Here's the schedule:
Check-In at Welcome Table
12 p.m. Open Mic - Mike Rock, Emcee and Sign-up (before 2 PM)
4 p.m. Potluck Dinner
5 p.m. Annual Business Meeting
6 p.m. Tribes Hill Songwriters Workshop Performance
7 p.m. Pete Seeger Sing Along Tribute (sign up online)
9 p.m. Campfire Song Circle w/ S'mores
Here's the schedule:
Check-In at Welcome Table
12 p.m. Open Mic - Mike Rock, Emcee and Sign-up (before 2 PM)
4 p.m. Potluck Dinner
5 p.m. Annual Business Meeting
6 p.m. Tribes Hill Songwriters Workshop Performance
7 p.m. Pete Seeger Sing Along Tribute (sign up online)
9 p.m. Campfire Song Circle w/ S'mores
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1pm to 5pm
Curtis and Carla at Brotherhood, America's First Winery! Brotherhood Winery
100 Brotherhood Plaza DriveWashingtonville, New York 10992
Website: https://www.brotherhood-winery.com
Saturday, June 7th AND Sunday, June 8th, Curtis and Carla will be performing our tunes at Brotherhood, America's Oldest Winery. Sunday, June 8th also happens to be Curtis' birthday, so the mood will be especially festive. Hope to see you!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00PM to 10:00 pm
Scott Urgola Performing Live Steampunk Coffeehouse
1 Baker StreetMohegan Lake, NY 10547 USA
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1pm to 5pm
Curtis and Carla at Brotherhood, America's First Winery! Brotherhood Winery
100 Brotherhood Plaza DriveWashingtonville, NY 10992
Website: https://www.brotherhood-winery.com
Saturday, June 7th AND Sunday, June 8th, Curtis and Carla will be performing our tunes at Brotherhood, America's Oldest Winery. Sunday, June 8th also happens to be Curtis' birthday, so the mood will be especially festive. Hope to see you!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11am to 4pm
Live Music at the Hastings Flea on June 8th! Metro Commuter Lot Hastings-on-Hudson NY
Metro North Commuter LotHastings-on-Hudson, NY
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.facebook.com/hastingsflea
The Hastings Flea on June 8th features a great line up of local musicians. Here is our live music schedule for the day, powered by a solar stage provided by Solar Punch. Please come by to enjoy some great tunes, while supporting our local music community!
11-12am - Matt Turk plays an acoustic set geared towards family and friends. (www.turktunes.com)
12-1pm - The Swingaroos, a 1930's-style hot jazz band based in Dobbs Ferry, hits the outdoor stage. (www.theswingaroos.com)
1pm-2pm - Jenny Murphy, lead singer for The BluesMothers, performs family-friendly favorites and interactive singalongs.
2pm-3pm - Zach Pearson, local Hastings High favorite and an incredible young talent plays a bluesy, folk and rock acoustic set.
3pm-4pm - Solar Stage closes the day with their powerful and inspiring original songs about environmental issues! (http://www.solarpunch.org)
11-12am - Matt Turk plays an acoustic set geared towards family and friends. (www.turktunes.com)
12-1pm - The Swingaroos, a 1930's-style hot jazz band based in Dobbs Ferry, hits the outdoor stage. (www.theswingaroos.com)
1pm-2pm - Jenny Murphy, lead singer for The BluesMothers, performs family-friendly favorites and interactive singalongs.
2pm-3pm - Zach Pearson, local Hastings High favorite and an incredible young talent plays a bluesy, folk and rock acoustic set.
3pm-4pm - Solar Stage closes the day with their powerful and inspiring original songs about environmental issues! (http://www.solarpunch.org)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 10pm
Deni Bonet & Matt Turk The Mill
583 Warburton Ave.Hastings on Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: (914) 231-7772
Fiddler Deni Bonet joins guitarist/mandolinist Matt Turk for 3 lively sets of originals, bluegrass, fiddle tunes, country blues & more at Hastings-on-Hudson's super chill pub The Mill.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 11pm
The Rolling Tumbleweeds Return to Hometown BBQ in Red Hook Brooklyn!!! Hometown BBQ
with Curtis Becraft on accordion, and Doug Myer guitar, Steve Kahn mandolin, Doug Allen upright bass, Alan Fleishner percussion. This place is awesome BBQ! and yeah, its' Friday the 13th... but we Tumbleweeds figure we're due for some good luck... right?...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 p.m. to 1 a.m.
HOT ROD PACER! The River Roadhouse
533 Warburton Ave.Hastings, NY 10706
Phone: (914) 478-5227
Website: https://www.reverbnation.com/hotrodpacer
Hot Rod Pacer began as the songwriting team of Fred Gillen Jr and Jim Keyes.
Gillen is a singer/ songwriter whose songs have been heard on ABC TV, The
MSG Network and independent radio stations all over the world. He has released
8 solo albums over the past 15 years and toured all over the U.S.A. and Europe.
Keyes has also done music for film and television, but is recently best known for
his scores for The Legend of Sleepy Hollow and A Christmas Carol, performed
every year for Historic Hudson Valley events, and for his other historical music.
The two have assembled a rocking rhythm section of Debbie Tuzman and Jason
Hess, working up versions of their own quirky, twangy, rock ‘n roll songs plus
some classic well-known and obscure cover songs. Their first two shows were
opening for Tom Chapin and Merle Haggard, and they won over both Chapin’s
folky audience, and Haggard’s country and alt-country fans with both their fun and
intelligent songs, and endearing stage presence. The band is currently working
on their debut CD and booking full-band and acoustic duo shows.
Gillen is a singer/ songwriter whose songs have been heard on ABC TV, The
MSG Network and independent radio stations all over the world. He has released
8 solo albums over the past 15 years and toured all over the U.S.A. and Europe.
Keyes has also done music for film and television, but is recently best known for
his scores for The Legend of Sleepy Hollow and A Christmas Carol, performed
every year for Historic Hudson Valley events, and for his other historical music.
The two have assembled a rocking rhythm section of Debbie Tuzman and Jason
Hess, working up versions of their own quirky, twangy, rock ‘n roll songs plus
some classic well-known and obscure cover songs. Their first two shows were
opening for Tom Chapin and Merle Haggard, and they won over both Chapin’s
folky audience, and Haggard’s country and alt-country fans with both their fun and
intelligent songs, and endearing stage presence. The band is currently working
on their debut CD and booking full-band and acoustic duo shows.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00pm to 10:00 pm
John Banrock & Michael Pennacchio @ Coffee Labs Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Live original acoustic tunes in a relaxing setting. A perfect start to the weekend!
www.johnbanrock.com
www.reverbnation.com/michaelpennacchio
www.johnbanrock.com
www.reverbnation.com/michaelpennacchio
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:30pm to 11:30 pm
Matt Turk Four Harlem's Floradita
2276 12th Avenue (125th Street)New York, NY 10027
Phone: (212) 662-0090
Website: https://www.facebook.com/HarlemsFloridita
Percussionist Charlie Caldarola, bassist Adam Roberts, keyboardist, chromatic harmonica player and accordionist Gary Schreiner join guitarist, mandolinist Matt Turk for three lively sets at Harlem's Floradita. Located under the west side highway on 125th street, Harlem's Floradita serves delicious Cuban food and has an outstanding bar. This is a super fun place!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Ten Rocks in the Catskills 373 Alameda Road, Hobart, NY
Please join us in our celebration of family and friends. A day of great music and love of simpler times. We are thrilled to have these four great performers: Mike and Ruthy, Kristin Andreassen, The Murphy Beds and Kayln Rock with band. Also an open mic for anyone with a song to sing. Plus great food.
Ten Rocks Spotify Playlist:
http://open.spotify.com/user/1287489536/playlist/1TK7jyr5FQDfSpXbStZQaJ
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Antoinettes Patisserie
417 Warburton AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 USA
Phone: 914 478 7200
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:30pm
Frogg Cafe & South County at Towne Crier Cafe Towne Crier Cafe
379 Main StBeacon, NY 12508
Phone: (845) 855-1300
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
FROGG CAFE is a 6 piece band from the New York metropolitan area making music that incorporates elements of Zappa-esque progressive rock, pop melodicism and fusion jazz. Frogg Café’s music is also peppered with an appealing variety of other flavors including latin music, bluegrass, modern chamber music and avant-garde/experimental. Their energetic live shows feature extended flights of group improvisation that would draw grins from any hardcore jam-band fan.
Known for their blistering live shows, SOUTH COUNTY plays "genuine foot-stompin', thigh-slappin', whiskey-sippin' music" with "contagious energy". Their music evokes The Felice Brothers, The Band, Uncle Tupelo and Deer Tick. In August 2012, South County was the featured artist for both WVUM's alt-country radio show "On The Trail" and The Barrelhouse Chronicles for their song, Elijah. Since 2010, they've recorded three records and played numerous regional festivals including the Take Me To The River, Lower East Side, Beale Street on South Street and Sarah Lawrence College Music Festivals. Welcome to the wonderful world of furiously feral folkabilly...
Known for their blistering live shows, SOUTH COUNTY plays "genuine foot-stompin', thigh-slappin', whiskey-sippin' music" with "contagious energy". Their music evokes The Felice Brothers, The Band, Uncle Tupelo and Deer Tick. In August 2012, South County was the featured artist for both WVUM's alt-country radio show "On The Trail" and The Barrelhouse Chronicles for their song, Elijah. Since 2010, they've recorded three records and played numerous regional festivals including the Take Me To The River, Lower East Side, Beale Street on South Street and Sarah Lawrence College Music Festivals. Welcome to the wonderful world of furiously feral folkabilly...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 10
Curtis Becraft and Carla Lynne Hall at Coffee Labs Tarrytown!!! Coffee Labs - Tarrytown
Westchester's best coffeehouse!!! Saturday night in Tarrytown!!! with Curtis Becraft and Carla Lynne Hall - fresh off their regional tour of NYC and Rockland wineries. Guitars, piano, accordion, mandolin, tambourine; two voices raised in harmony; original songs and classic covers; we hope to see you!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11:30 am to 12:30 pm
John Banrock @ The Hartsdale Farmer's Market Hartsdale Farmer's Market
Hartsdale Train StationHartsdale, NY
Shop for vegetables amidst a back drop of original tunes (instrumental and lyric based) provided by yours truly.
www.johnbanrock.com
www.johnbanrock.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 9pm
Matt Turk Peekskill Coffee House
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY
Phone: (914) 739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Singer Songwriter Matt Turk performs new songs, trad tunes and a tasty cover or two for a solo performance at the Peekskill Coffeehouse. PCH serves food, dessert, tea and is known for their roast!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3pm to 7pm
Curtis Becraft at Yonkers Farmers Market! Yonkers Farmers Market
Great spot on the riverfront; beautiful produce; lovely people; end of the long work-week; Curtis Becraft! Hope to see you!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
CLEARWATER'S GREAT HUDSON RIVER REVIVAL Croton Point Park
Website: https://www.clearwaterfestival.org/
The 2014 Clearwater Festival will take place on Saturday and Sunday, June 21 and 22 at Croton Point Park in Croton-on-Hudson, Westchester County, NY. Festival gates open to attendees at 9AM.
Clearwater’s Great Hudson River Revival (aka “the Clearwater Festival” or “Revival”) features seven sustainably powered stages with diverse music, dance, storytelling and family-oriented programming as well as a juried Handcrafters’ Village, the Green Living Expo, the Working Waterfront with small boat exhibits and rides, the Artisanal Food & Farm Market, environmental education displays and exhibits, and the Circle of Song where audience participation is the focus. The festival is wheelchair accessible and most stage programming is staffed with American Sign Language interpreters.
Inspired by Pete Seeger’s desire to clean up the river over forty years ago, Clearwater’s Great Hudson River Revival initially helped raise the funds to build the sloop Clearwater, which has since become a world-renowned floating classroom and a symbol of effective grassroots action. Today, Hudson River Sloop Clearwater, Inc. is a non-profit organization that sails at the forefront of the nation’s environmental challenges. The revenue raised by the Revival goes to support Clearwater’s numerous educational programs and its work toward environmental and social justice—as well as keeping the sloop Clearwater afloat.
Clearwater’s Great Hudson River Revival (aka “the Clearwater Festival” or “Revival”) features seven sustainably powered stages with diverse music, dance, storytelling and family-oriented programming as well as a juried Handcrafters’ Village, the Green Living Expo, the Working Waterfront with small boat exhibits and rides, the Artisanal Food & Farm Market, environmental education displays and exhibits, and the Circle of Song where audience participation is the focus. The festival is wheelchair accessible and most stage programming is staffed with American Sign Language interpreters.
Inspired by Pete Seeger’s desire to clean up the river over forty years ago, Clearwater’s Great Hudson River Revival initially helped raise the funds to build the sloop Clearwater, which has since become a world-renowned floating classroom and a symbol of effective grassroots action. Today, Hudson River Sloop Clearwater, Inc. is a non-profit organization that sails at the forefront of the nation’s environmental challenges. The revenue raised by the Revival goes to support Clearwater’s numerous educational programs and its work toward environmental and social justice—as well as keeping the sloop Clearwater afloat.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 12pm to 6pm
Curtis Becraft with Carla Lynne Hall at the MMNY Porch Stomp!!! Governor's Island in New York City Harbor
Governors Island, NY
Website: https://makemusicny.org/summer-schedule/2014/features/porch-stomp/
Its Make Music New York day!!! Saturday Solstice, the beginning of summer - and there is music all over New York City! I'm proud to have been invited to the Porch Stomp on Governor's Island, I'm one of a number of country/folk/bluegrass/Americana artists on the bill - and I'm bringing my partner in crime Carla Lynne Hall to be the Dolly to my Porter! (Tammy to my George? EmmyLou to my Gram?) Special ferry rates that day, just $2 for roundtrip from Brooklyn or Lower Manhattan. Thanks to Cowgirl Seahorse for sponsoring the fun! Curtis and Carla go on shortly after 2pm for a 1/2 hour set - we hope to see you!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 AM to 11:30 am
Steve Scholle @ the Hartsdale Farmers' Market Hartsdale farmers' market at the train station
Playing originals from his mix of roots, jazz ballad and high-steppin swing. Check it out @ stephenscholle.bandcamp.com/music.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 to 10:00 am
Larry Kolker @ the Muscoot Tavern Muscoot Tavern
105 Somerstown TurnpikeKatonah, NY 10536 United States
Website: https://www.muscoottavern.com
The Muscoot Tavern is getting raves for its New American food. Add Larry and some tunes and you have a great place to go relax after a day at the Clearwater Festival.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00PM to 10:00 pm
"SCOTT URGOLA BAND" DEBUT SHOW Starving Artist Cafe
249 City Island AvenueBronx, NY 10464 USA
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 12pm
Lisa Wenzel Memorial Service and Musical Potluck St. James Episcopal Church
296 Titicus Rd, North SalemNorth Salem, NY 10560
Phone: (914) 669-5563
Website: https://www.stjamesns.org/
Hello, friends of Lisa Wenzel,
Lisa's memorial is on Sunday 6/22 at noon at St. James Episcopal Church in North Salem, NY,
to be followed by a musical potluck - bring a song, bring food - at the barn.
sent by Chris McNally
Lisa's memorial is on Sunday 6/22 at noon at St. James Episcopal Church in North Salem, NY,
to be followed by a musical potluck - bring a song, bring food - at the barn.
sent by Chris McNally
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2 pm
Jeff Scroggins & Colorado, with Mara Levine Borderline Folk Music Club
200 Congers Road (New City Volunteer Ambulance Corps)New City, NY 10956
Website: https://borderlinefolkmusicclub.org/
Jeff Scroggins & Colorado is a high energy, mountain high bluegrass explosion! Check them out. Opening Act is Tribes Hill member Mara Levine, an extraordinary song stylist. For reservations and information please contact Sol Zeller, solz1opyonline.net or 845-354-4586
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:45PM
Preview "There's a Future In the Past" Jacob Burns Film Center
364 Manville Rd.Pleasantville, NY
Website: https://www.burnsfilmcenter.org
Preview of selected scenes from our documentary-in-progress plus a live set with Vince and the Nighthawks
For 40 years Vince Giordano has fronted his virtuosic big band—actually, he conducts, sings, and holds down the rhythm on string bass, tuba, and bass saxophone. Decked out in crisp tuxedos, the Nighthawks blast out the dance music that served as the soundtrack of American life from the 1920s through WWII. There’s a Future in the Past chronicles Vince’s efforts to find gigs, save vintage arrangements from the dumpster, catalog his 60,000 scores, and pick up side sessions to pay the rent.
Q&A with filmmakers Dave Davidson and Amber Edwards of Hudson West Productions and bandleader Vince Giordano followed by a live set featuring Vince and the Nighthawks playing hot jazz and big band music.
Vince Giordano has performed with his Nighthawks in New York nightclubs and countless concerts as well as in film and on HBO’s Boardwalk Empire. The Nighthawks present their “erupting wellspring of euphoria” (New York Times) weekly at Iguana NYC.
For 40 years Vince Giordano has fronted his virtuosic big band—actually, he conducts, sings, and holds down the rhythm on string bass, tuba, and bass saxophone. Decked out in crisp tuxedos, the Nighthawks blast out the dance music that served as the soundtrack of American life from the 1920s through WWII. There’s a Future in the Past chronicles Vince’s efforts to find gigs, save vintage arrangements from the dumpster, catalog his 60,000 scores, and pick up side sessions to pay the rent.
Q&A with filmmakers Dave Davidson and Amber Edwards of Hudson West Productions and bandleader Vince Giordano followed by a live set featuring Vince and the Nighthawks playing hot jazz and big band music.
Vince Giordano has performed with his Nighthawks in New York nightclubs and countless concerts as well as in film and on HBO’s Boardwalk Empire. The Nighthawks present their “erupting wellspring of euphoria” (New York Times) weekly at Iguana NYC.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm to 10pm
Scoot Horton and more Beale Street Barber Shop
907 South StPeekskill, NY 10566
Website: https://www.facebook.com/bealestreet.barbershop
This is the First night of a Two Day Music Festival at Beale Street Barber Shop in Peekskill, NY
Come see Scoot Horton play his brand of Folk/Country. With songs like Chicken Pot Pie, Raise Your Glass, and Life and Hope you're guaranteed to get your toes tapping and have a smile on your face. You can read a review of Scoot Horton to get an idea of what to expect here: http://www.mediaintercept.blogspot.com You can also sample Scoot's music here: http://scoothorton.bandcamp.com/album/demo-2
Scoot is now in the process of recording his debut solo cd now at Woody's House with Fred Gillen Jr.
You can also see Johnny Giovanni, Paul JM, and Two 2 Many on Friday Night.
Did we mention it's FREE?
Come see Scoot Horton play his brand of Folk/Country. With songs like Chicken Pot Pie, Raise Your Glass, and Life and Hope you're guaranteed to get your toes tapping and have a smile on your face. You can read a review of Scoot Horton to get an idea of what to expect here: http://www.mediaintercept.blogspot.com You can also sample Scoot's music here: http://scoothorton.bandcamp.com/album/demo-2
Scoot is now in the process of recording his debut solo cd now at Woody's House with Fred Gillen Jr.
You can also see Johnny Giovanni, Paul JM, and Two 2 Many on Friday Night.
Did we mention it's FREE?
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR Monthly Residency The Peekskill Coffee Hosue
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
American Roots Music Festival Caramoor
149 Girdle Ridge RoadKatonah, NY 10536
Website: https://www.caramoor.org
Noon – 6:00pm / Friends Field, Sunken Garden
Bruce Molsky, Tony Trischka & Michael Daves, Joe Crookston & the Bluebird Jubilee with Peter Glanville, Miss Tess & the Talkbacks, Kim & Reggie Harris, Cricket Tell the Weather, Spuyten Duyvil, Walkabout Clearwater Chorus
6:00pm The Social Music Hour – all ages workshop and singalong featuring various performers from the festival.
7:30pm Venetian Theater - The Lone Bellow
8:30pm Venetian Theater - Rosanne Cash
The American Roots Music Festival is an all day, family friendly event throughout Caramoor’s beautiful performance spaces, gardens and grounds. The Festival offers an eclectic mix of folk, country, bluegrass, gospel, blues, singer/songwriter, traditional and contemporary roots music performed by legendary stars and up and coming artists.
For your convenience, we offer two types of tickets – the All Day & Evening ticket (providing access to to ALL performances and activities, daytime and evening, including Festival headliner GRAMMY Award winner Rosanne Cash, and The Lone Bellow) and the Day Only ticket (providing access to daytime performances and activities, excluding Rosanne Cash and The Lone Bellow). Children under 18 are half price.
In addition to hours of great music, your Day Only ticket includes free and convenient parking, real restrooms, shady viewing areas and a shade tent for daytime shows, spacious green picnic lawns (some with old fashion picnic tables), plenty of space to listen or areas to explore, assorted food and beverages to purchase from our refreshment stand (or bring your own!), free activities for kids (including the Caramoor Scavenger Hunt, I Spy tours of the Rosen House), tours of the historic Rosen house, and the Social Music Hour Workshop – an all ages sing along, play along session! A perfect way to spend s summer day with the whole family!
Bruce Molsky, Tony Trischka & Michael Daves, Joe Crookston & the Bluebird Jubilee with Peter Glanville, Miss Tess & the Talkbacks, Kim & Reggie Harris, Cricket Tell the Weather, Spuyten Duyvil, Walkabout Clearwater Chorus
6:00pm The Social Music Hour – all ages workshop and singalong featuring various performers from the festival.
7:30pm Venetian Theater - The Lone Bellow
8:30pm Venetian Theater - Rosanne Cash
The American Roots Music Festival is an all day, family friendly event throughout Caramoor’s beautiful performance spaces, gardens and grounds. The Festival offers an eclectic mix of folk, country, bluegrass, gospel, blues, singer/songwriter, traditional and contemporary roots music performed by legendary stars and up and coming artists.
For your convenience, we offer two types of tickets – the All Day & Evening ticket (providing access to to ALL performances and activities, daytime and evening, including Festival headliner GRAMMY Award winner Rosanne Cash, and The Lone Bellow) and the Day Only ticket (providing access to daytime performances and activities, excluding Rosanne Cash and The Lone Bellow). Children under 18 are half price.
In addition to hours of great music, your Day Only ticket includes free and convenient parking, real restrooms, shady viewing areas and a shade tent for daytime shows, spacious green picnic lawns (some with old fashion picnic tables), plenty of space to listen or areas to explore, assorted food and beverages to purchase from our refreshment stand (or bring your own!), free activities for kids (including the Caramoor Scavenger Hunt, I Spy tours of the Rosen House), tours of the historic Rosen house, and the Social Music Hour Workshop – an all ages sing along, play along session! A perfect way to spend s summer day with the whole family!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2:30
The Levins : Seeger Stage 2:30pm ROCKLAND BERGEN MUSIC FESTIVAL
120 Western HighwayTappan, NY
Website: https://www.rocklandmusicfestival.com
Joe D'Urso presents..
ROCKLAND BERGEN MUSIC FESTIVAL!
German Masonic Park-Tappan, NY
11:00am - 8 pm Two stages.. music all day!
Tom Chapin, Marshall Crenshaw, Chris Brown, Arlon Bennet and more -
Join The Levins at the Seeger Stage! 2:30 pm
Ticket Pricing:
Advance Ticket Price: $42.00 (inclusive of all taxes/fees)
Free Admission to anyone born in 1964 (Celebrate with Joe D'Urso! - Proof of ID required)
Day of Ticket Price: $50.00
Current High School/College ID Price: $20 day of only
Free Admission to all children 12 and under
Parking:
Free Parking – Suggested donation of $5 to WHYHunger/Light of Day
Parking lot opens at 10am
ROCKLAND BERGEN MUSIC FESTIVAL!
German Masonic Park-Tappan, NY
11:00am - 8 pm Two stages.. music all day!
Tom Chapin, Marshall Crenshaw, Chris Brown, Arlon Bennet and more -
Join The Levins at the Seeger Stage! 2:30 pm
Ticket Pricing:
Advance Ticket Price: $42.00 (inclusive of all taxes/fees)
Free Admission to anyone born in 1964 (Celebrate with Joe D'Urso! - Proof of ID required)
Day of Ticket Price: $50.00
Current High School/College ID Price: $20 day of only
Free Admission to all children 12 and under
Parking:
Free Parking – Suggested donation of $5 to WHYHunger/Light of Day
Parking lot opens at 10am
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 AM to 11:30 am
Steve Scholle at the Hartsdale Farmers' Market Hartsdale train station
Steve will be playing originals from a mix of trad folk to jazz ballad and swing. Come listen and shop for your veggies.
Have a listen at stephenscholle.bandcamp.com/music
Have a listen at stephenscholle.bandcamp.com/music
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 pm
Sloan Wainwright with special guests, The Levins The Towne Crier Cafe - Beacon
379 Main StreetBeacon, NY
Phone: 845 855 1300
Price: $25.00
Website: https://www.townecrier.com
SLOAN WAINWRIGHT Band; with special guest The Levins
SAT. JULY 05, 2014 8:30 PM
"A lot of singer-songwriters are whitebread. Sloan Wainwright is whole grain" (WFMT) "...whose regal voice could fell a redwood" (Boston Globe) with an "...earth mother voice." (NY Times)
SAT. JULY 05, 2014 8:30 PM
"A lot of singer-songwriters are whitebread. Sloan Wainwright is whole grain" (WFMT) "...whose regal voice could fell a redwood" (Boston Globe) with an "...earth mother voice." (NY Times)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 pm to 10:30 pm
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering is hosted by Di and Tom Morgan
43 Birchwood LaneHartsdale, NY 10595
July's First Monday Gathering and Song Circle
is at Di and Tom Morgan's home.
43 Birchwood Lane,HartsdaleNY10530
914-761-3539 sunnydishines@aol.com
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together!
Bring your instruments, tunes and voice!
And as always,
We welcome your appetizer, side dish, dessert, etc to accompany our Pasta and Salad dinner.
And your contributions to our "pig" so we can reimburse some hosting expense.
In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, please contribute fresh natural whole foods.
Read labels; avoid ingredients such as corn/fructose, MSG, etc. to prevent health issues.
-So folks can choose wisely, Label Item with:
--Descriptive name
--“Dairy-Free, Gluten Free, Vegan”, etc. if appropriate
--Any potentially trigger ingredients (like nuts, soy, corn etc.)
Please read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Meetings and Gatherings
is at Di and Tom Morgan's home.
43 Birchwood Lane,HartsdaleNY10530
914-761-3539 sunnydishines@aol.com
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together!
Bring your instruments, tunes and voice!
And as always,
We welcome your appetizer, side dish, dessert, etc to accompany our Pasta and Salad dinner.
And your contributions to our "pig" so we can reimburse some hosting expense.
In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, please contribute fresh natural whole foods.
Read labels; avoid ingredients such as corn/fructose, MSG, etc. to prevent health issues.
-So folks can choose wisely, Label Item with:
--Descriptive name
--“Dairy-Free, Gluten Free, Vegan”, etc. if appropriate
--Any potentially trigger ingredients (like nuts, soy, corn etc.)
Please read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Meetings and Gatherings
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 10pm
The Levins at The Mill in Hastings on Hudson The Mill
583 Warburton Ave.Hastings on Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: (914) 231-7772
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 pm to 8 pm
The Levins Literary Elements Show Mahopac Library
668 Route SixMahopac, NY 10541
Phone: (845) 628-2009
The Levins celebrate Peace, Love and Literacy with a special show with songs honoring famous writers including
Charles Dickens, Edgar Allen Poe, Dorothy Parker, Maya Angelou, Shakespeare and more!
Charles Dickens, Edgar Allen Poe, Dorothy Parker, Maya Angelou, Shakespeare and more!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 11pm
The Slambovian Circus Of Dreams The Towne Crier Cafe - Beacon
379 Main StreetBeacon, NY
Phone: 845 855 1300
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://slambovia.com/
Formed in Sleepy Hollow, New York over a decade ago, The Slambovian Circus of Dreams (AKA The Grand Slambovians) pioneered the alt-folk/americana genre, staying on the fringes of the music industry and under the radar while producing several critically acclaimed studio albums. ‘A Box of Everything’ the band’s most recent release (April 1st, 2014) is a compilation of the ‘Greatest Hits’ you’ve never heard from this reclusive band. Their melodic avant-folk conjures a quirkier Tom Petty or fuller Buffalo Tom with an exotic instrumental arsenal. If you like Dylan, Bowie, The Decemberists, you’ll find a lot to love about this band which features an otherworldly slide mandolin, accordion, cello and styles ranging from dusty Americana ballads to Pink Floydesque cinematic anthems. Headlining major music festivals and venues across the US, Canada and UK, they built their career from the ground up with a loyal fan base supporting them all the way. Fronted by songwriter Joziah Longo (vocals/guitar/harmonica) whose voice is “Soothing and bewitching as a snake oil tonic” says The Big Issue, UK and goes on to say “the entire root system of Rock Family Trees is embedded in his voice”. The band features guitarist/mandolin player Sharkey McEwen (think lovechild of David Gilmour and Duane Allman); multi-instrumentalist Tink Lloyd (accordion, cello, uke, theremin, melodica); and Eric Puente (Percussion).
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 11pm
Curtis Becraft & Carla Lynne Hall at the Starving Artist!!! The Starving Artist Cafe - City Island - The Bronx
249 City Island Avenue, City IslandBronx, New York 10464 USA
Phone: 718.885.3779
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com/
Curtis and Carla return to our favorite cafe on City Island, NY! Piano, guitar, mandolin, accordion, harmonica, percussion, voices in harmony, original songs and classic covers from Beatles to Motown and beyond! A beautiful place to spend a summer Friday evening; we hope to see you!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Ian Hunter, Amy Helm, Jessica Lynn, Spuyten Duyvil and more... Pleasantville Music Festival
Pleasantville, NY
Website: https://www.pleasantvillemusicfestival.com
The Tenth Annual Pleasantville Music Festival at Parkway Field in Pleasantville, N.Y. This "save-the-date" event brings thousand of visitors to Parkway Field in Pleasantville, NY, for this "Best of Westchester" festival. "We love this festival because it beautifully combines the feel of a small-town, outdoor-in-the-ball-field concert with world-class, nationally recognized musicians." – Westchester Magazine.
This family-friendly, volunteer driven event features vendors and exhibitors offering great food, beverages, crafts, public service information and more. A fantastic kids' fun area includes face painting, games and music. The Festival – sponsored by 107.1 The PEAK and the Village of Pleasantville – is dedicated to supporting original and local artists as well as community organizations that serve those who live in Westchester County.
Featuring: Francine Tesler - appearing at 12.00pm; Leroy Justice - performing at 1.00pm; Jessica Lynn - performing at 2.00pm; Grizfolk - performing at 3.00pm; Scars on 45 - peforming at 4.00pm; Amy Helm & The Handsome Strangers - performing at 5.15pm; Augustana - performing at 6.35pm; Ian Hunter & The Rant Band- performing at 7.40pm
Village Stage: Stone Cold Fox - performing at 12.30pm; Blues Mothers - performing at 1.30pm; The Compact - performing at 2.30pm; Ben Fuller - performing at 3.30pm; Francine Tesler - appearing at 4.10pm; Spuyten Duyvil - performing at 4.45pm; American Pinup - peforming at 6.05pm
This family-friendly, volunteer driven event features vendors and exhibitors offering great food, beverages, crafts, public service information and more. A fantastic kids' fun area includes face painting, games and music. The Festival – sponsored by 107.1 The PEAK and the Village of Pleasantville – is dedicated to supporting original and local artists as well as community organizations that serve those who live in Westchester County.
Featuring: Francine Tesler - appearing at 12.00pm; Leroy Justice - performing at 1.00pm; Jessica Lynn - performing at 2.00pm; Grizfolk - performing at 3.00pm; Scars on 45 - peforming at 4.00pm; Amy Helm & The Handsome Strangers - performing at 5.15pm; Augustana - performing at 6.35pm; Ian Hunter & The Rant Band- performing at 7.40pm
Village Stage: Stone Cold Fox - performing at 12.30pm; Blues Mothers - performing at 1.30pm; The Compact - performing at 2.30pm; Ben Fuller - performing at 3.30pm; Francine Tesler - appearing at 4.10pm; Spuyten Duyvil - performing at 4.45pm; American Pinup - peforming at 6.05pm
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 11pm
Curtis Becraft at Keegan's Ales in Kingston! Keegan's Ales
20 St James St.Kingston, NY 12401
Phone: (845) 331-2739
Website: https://www.keeganales.com
A solo Curtis show in the Catskills; guitar, mandolin, accordion, harmonica; originals and classic covers. At this great Kingston pub and brewery; hope to see you!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 pm to 10pm
The Levins at the 76 House The Old 76 House
110 Main St Tappan, NY 10983Tappan, NY 10983
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2:00pm to 3:00pm
The Levins- Peace, Love and Literacy New City Library
220 N Main StNew City 10956
Phone: (845) 634-4997
The Levins will be giving an outside concert at the New City Library pulling out songs that celebrate well…
Peace, Love and Literacy!
Peace, Love and Literacy!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00PM to Dusk
*WOODY GUTHRIE 102ND BIRTHDAY HOOTENANNY (THE 11TH ANNUAL) Mt. Zion Church, Reis Park (the church is on the right as you enter)
82 Primrose StreetKatonah, NY 10536 USA
Website: https://www.somershistoricalsoc.org
Come Sing Your Favorite Woody Song!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm to 10:00 pm
Urban H2O presents Tricky Britches and Tumbling Bones Beczak Environmental Center
35 Alexander StreetYonkers, NY
Phone: 917 562 8584
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.urbanh2o.org
Lower Hudson Roots Music Series H2O presents Tumbling Bones & Tricky Britches SAT July 19th
Join us for 2 great young bands bringing a foot stomping newgrass/folk rock/stringband blend (say that 10x fast!)
Urban H2O is a monthly Roots Music Concert Series that takes place at the Beczak Environmental Center in downtown Yonkers on the Hudson River. This Center for Urban River Education is just steps away from the Yonkers downtown Metro North Station.
Tickets: $10, includes free beer from our sponsor Captain Lawrence. Bring your own mug!
More info at www.UrbanH2O.org
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
HOT ROD PACER Peekskill Riverfront Concert Series
Peekskill Riverfront GreenPeekskill, NY 10566
Website: https://www.cityofpeekskill.com/parksandrecreation/events
Free concert. Right next to Peekskill Metro North Station. Bring a chair and picnic. Rain location is the Peekskill Middle School.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3pm to 7pm
Curtis Becraft at Yonkers Farmers Market! Yonkers Farmers Market
Curtis returns to his fav Farmer's Market - right near the Saw Mill River outlet and the Yonkers Metro-North Station. Great produce, great people, great songs to sing together; hope to see you!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr with special guest Laura Bowman The Peekskill Coffee Hosue
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:00pm
Skyfactor with Greetings From Anywhere Garcia's the Capital Theatre
145 Westchester AvenuePort Chester, NY 10573 USA
Phone: (914) 937-4126
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.thecapitoltheatre.com/garciasatthecap/
SKYFACTOR and GREETINGS FROM ANYWHERE, two of Westchester County’s acclaimed original rock bands, are making their debut at the much-buzzed-about new concert venue Garcia’s at The Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, NY on Saturday JULY 26th.
Rockoustic” outfit SKYFACTOR, supporting their new album Signal Strength (available on iTunes, Amazon & CD Baby), are mainstays on most New York City stages and at various music festivals in the Northeast, and as a result rarely play clubs in their own backyard. Says guitarist/co-songwriter Jon Rubin, “Garcia’s is a huge addition to the local music scene and we simply can’t wait to play there. Finally, our fans and friends from each of our hometowns can all come out and just have a blast.”
SKYFACTOR’s memorable, dynamic songs grab the listener from the get-go, thanks to personal, insightful lyrics backed by a big acoustic guitar and one very powerful rhythm section. People outside the NY area know them from their track “OK,” which MTV used as the theme music to an episode of their hit show Teen Mom. Skyfactor was also heard on NBC’s The Voice last year and on a Sirius/XM broadcast of one of their NYC concerts. More locally, the band has earned some airplay on “The Peak” 107.1 FM.
GREETINGS FROM ANYWHERE mashes folk, blues, bluegrass and country into a unique roots-rock hybrid, performing with the gritty, impromptu abandon of an old-time garage band. Graceful lead vocalist Sheila Noonan-Gorham takes center stage, but each supporting band member is known to take his/her own turn singing lead vocals, creating a special dynamic to every performance. The group is in the final stages of recording their newest album (in Dobbs Ferry, no less), slated for a fall release.
Rockoustic” outfit SKYFACTOR, supporting their new album Signal Strength (available on iTunes, Amazon & CD Baby), are mainstays on most New York City stages and at various music festivals in the Northeast, and as a result rarely play clubs in their own backyard. Says guitarist/co-songwriter Jon Rubin, “Garcia’s is a huge addition to the local music scene and we simply can’t wait to play there. Finally, our fans and friends from each of our hometowns can all come out and just have a blast.”
SKYFACTOR’s memorable, dynamic songs grab the listener from the get-go, thanks to personal, insightful lyrics backed by a big acoustic guitar and one very powerful rhythm section. People outside the NY area know them from their track “OK,” which MTV used as the theme music to an episode of their hit show Teen Mom. Skyfactor was also heard on NBC’s The Voice last year and on a Sirius/XM broadcast of one of their NYC concerts. More locally, the band has earned some airplay on “The Peak” 107.1 FM.
GREETINGS FROM ANYWHERE mashes folk, blues, bluegrass and country into a unique roots-rock hybrid, performing with the gritty, impromptu abandon of an old-time garage band. Graceful lead vocalist Sheila Noonan-Gorham takes center stage, but each supporting band member is known to take his/her own turn singing lead vocals, creating a special dynamic to every performance. The group is in the final stages of recording their newest album (in Dobbs Ferry, no less), slated for a fall release.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm to 11:30 pm
Curtis Becraft at O'Connor's Public House in Harrison NY!!! O'Connor's Public House
110 Halstead AvenueHarrison, NY 10528
Curtis' first gig at the terrific Public House! Tribespeople are invited to come out, towards the end of the evening there will be special musical guests!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11 am to 1 pm
Larry Kolker at the John Jay Homestead Farm Market John Jay Homestead Farm Market
400 Jay Street Katonah, NY 10536
Website: https://www.facebook.com/pages/John-Jay-Homestead-Farm-Market/326964104093547?ref=ts&fref=ts
Larry with Sticks Levine at this locavore farmers' market at the beautiful John Jay Homestead park.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 10pm
Deni Bonet & Matt Turk The Mill
583 Warburton Ave.Hastings on Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: (914) 231-7772
Website: https://www.facebook.com/themill.hastings?fref=ts
Rootsy, traditional, singer/songwriters Deni Bonet & Matt Turk play together at The Mill on Tuesday night! Come out for uplifting fiddle, guitar, mandolin music and lush harmonies. Hear your favorite originals & classic cover songs while drinking great beer and eating tasty food served by our favorite bartender Christina Cashin!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8PM to 11:30 pm
Matt Turk Four Harlem's Floradita
2276 12th Avenue (125th Street)New York, NY 10027
Phone: (212) 662-0090
Website: https://www.facebook.com/HarlemsFloridita
Performing smoking originals & covers at Harlem's Floridita Restaurant: Joe Bonadio on percussion, Adam Roberts on bass, Gary Schreiner on keyboards/accordion/chromatic harmonica and Matt Turk on guitar/mandolin/vocals will dazzle & delight as you enjoy mojitos, delicious Cuban food and Harlem's culture and community.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6 pm to 10 pm
TH Monthly Gathering and Song Circle Mohegan Lake Pavillion
Phone: 914-382-9027
BOOK THE DATE - TH GATHERING THIS MONDAY 8/4!
August's First Monday Gathering and Song Circle
is at Cathy and Sam's lake Pavillion.
Mohegan Av, Mohegan Lake, NY 10547
Explicit Directions are Below
With condolences and all due respect to the Gillens, the momentum is to continue with holding this Gathering.
For those of us coming from Verplanck, Take Broadway, U.S. 9 N/Rte 9 N, Bear Mountain State Pkwy and US-6 E/E Main St to Mohegan Ave in Mohegan Lake 9.6 mi / 18 min
My friends Cathy and Sam have graciously offered to host our Gathering!
We will gather outdoors under the pavilion (below their home) next to Mohegan Lake!
Let’s have a nice turnout for these wonderful new to Tribes Hill folks;
they are looking forward to filling the space with music, especially mandolin!!
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together!
Bring your instruments, tunes and voice!
And as always,
We welcome your appetizer, side dish, dessert, etc to accompany our Pasta and Salad dinner.
And your contributions to our "pig" so we can reimburse some hosting expense.
Bring cans if possible to avoid Glass bottle; this is a bare foot area (we'll keep them in cooler)
In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, please contribute fresh natural whole foods.
Read labels; avoid ingredients such as corn/fructose, MSG, etc. to prevent health issues.
-So folks can choose wisely, Label Item with:
--Descriptive name
--“Dairy-Free, Gluten Free, Vegan”, etc. if appropriate
--Any potentially trigger ingredients (like nuts, soy, corn etc.)
Mohegan Highlands Property Association is a private park on Lake Mohegan.
Our hosts, Sam and Matilde Cathy Agar live on the hillside just above the park at 3385 Mohegan Av. Mohegan Lake NY 10547.
From the intersection of the Taconic Parkway and US Route 6
GO WEST ON ROUTE 6 - For 2 MILES.
JUST PAST THE VW DEALER ON RIGHT (MOHEGAN LAKE MOTORS) and CVS on your left, is a traffic light,
MAKE LEFT ONTO MOHEGAN AVE.
GO APPROX ½ MILE BEARING RIGHT AND STAYING AS CLOSE TO THE LAKE AS POSSIBLE.
Just before road begins to go uphill to the left,
SEE A DRIVEWAY ON RIGHT MARKED MOHEGAN HIGHLANDS. BEAR RIGHT THROUGH THE GATE. Park. Either left to the upper parking lot or down the driveway to the lake if there is room. YOU HAVE ARRIVED.
Please read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Meetings and Gatherings
August's First Monday Gathering and Song Circle
is at Cathy and Sam's lake Pavillion.
Mohegan Av, Mohegan Lake, NY 10547
Explicit Directions are Below
With condolences and all due respect to the Gillens, the momentum is to continue with holding this Gathering.
For those of us coming from Verplanck, Take Broadway, U.S. 9 N/Rte 9 N, Bear Mountain State Pkwy and US-6 E/E Main St to Mohegan Ave in Mohegan Lake 9.6 mi / 18 min
My friends Cathy and Sam have graciously offered to host our Gathering!
We will gather outdoors under the pavilion (below their home) next to Mohegan Lake!
Let’s have a nice turnout for these wonderful new to Tribes Hill folks;
they are looking forward to filling the space with music, especially mandolin!!
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together!
Bring your instruments, tunes and voice!
And as always,
We welcome your appetizer, side dish, dessert, etc to accompany our Pasta and Salad dinner.
And your contributions to our "pig" so we can reimburse some hosting expense.
Bring cans if possible to avoid Glass bottle; this is a bare foot area (we'll keep them in cooler)
In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, please contribute fresh natural whole foods.
Read labels; avoid ingredients such as corn/fructose, MSG, etc. to prevent health issues.
-So folks can choose wisely, Label Item with:
--Descriptive name
--“Dairy-Free, Gluten Free, Vegan”, etc. if appropriate
--Any potentially trigger ingredients (like nuts, soy, corn etc.)
Mohegan Highlands Property Association is a private park on Lake Mohegan.
Our hosts, Sam and Matilde Cathy Agar live on the hillside just above the park at 3385 Mohegan Av. Mohegan Lake NY 10547.
From the intersection of the Taconic Parkway and US Route 6
GO WEST ON ROUTE 6 - For 2 MILES.
JUST PAST THE VW DEALER ON RIGHT (MOHEGAN LAKE MOTORS) and CVS on your left, is a traffic light,
MAKE LEFT ONTO MOHEGAN AVE.
GO APPROX ½ MILE BEARING RIGHT AND STAYING AS CLOSE TO THE LAKE AS POSSIBLE.
Just before road begins to go uphill to the left,
SEE A DRIVEWAY ON RIGHT MARKED MOHEGAN HIGHLANDS. BEAR RIGHT THROUGH THE GATE. Park. Either left to the upper parking lot or down the driveway to the lake if there is room. YOU HAVE ARRIVED.
Please read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Meetings and Gatherings
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 10pm
Curtis and Carla at Coffee Labs! Coffee Labs - Tarrytown
We love Coffee Labs! Its a summer Friday evening in Tarrytown, what could be nicer? Curtis and Carla hope you will come out to sing along, have some dessert, celebrate week's end and have some fun with friends - and of course Westchester's best coffee!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Backwoods Jupiter plays Bob Dylan's Desire Garcia's Lounge at the Capitol Theater
with an all-star cast featuring Tribes Hillians Julie Corbalis, Matt Turk, Curtis Becraft, Paul Silverman and Elliott Glick; at the fabulous Garcia's Lounge at the Capitol Theater in Port Chester, a great venue for dancing bears and cats under the stars!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM
Doug Alan Wilcox performs at the 4th Annual Hudson Music Festival The Hudson Music Festival
537 Warren StreetHudson, NY 12534
Website: https://www.hudsonmusicfest.com/
Maryland-based singer/songwriter Doug Alan Wilcox will perform as part of the Hudson Music Festival in Hudson, NY on Saturday, August 9th at 2:00. Doug's set takes place on the Alley Park stage.
The Hudson Music Festival is New York State’s largest free three-day weekend music festival.
A line up of other musicians is located here: http://www.hudsonmusicfest.com/lineup/
It's free!!
The Hudson Music Festival is New York State’s largest free three-day weekend music festival.
A line up of other musicians is located here: http://www.hudsonmusicfest.com/lineup/
It's free!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 10pm
Deni Bonet & Matt Turk The Mill
583 Warburton Ave.Hastings on Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: (914) 231-7772
Website: https://www.facebook.com/themill.hastings?fref=ts
Rootsy, traditional, singer/songwriters Deni Bonet & Matt Turk play together at The Mill on Tuesday night! Come out for uplifting fiddle, guitar, mandolin music and lush harmonies. Hear your favorite originals & classic cover songs while drinking great beer and eating tasty food served by our favorite bartender Christina Cashin!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:30pm to 12am
Matt Turk & Friends, A Tribute to Old & in the Way & Almost Acoustic Garcia's at the Capitol Theatre
149 Westchester AvenuePortchester, NY 10573
Phone: (914) 937-4126
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.thecapitoltheatre.com
Deni Bonet; Fiddle, vocals
Doug Goldstein: Banjo, guitar, vocals
Ayodele Maakheru: Banjo, guitar, mandolin, vocals
Adam Roberts: Bass
Matt Turk: Mandolin, guitar, vocals
Performing songs from Jerry Garcia's Almost Acoustic and Old & in the Way repertoire!
Doug Goldstein: Banjo, guitar, vocals
Ayodele Maakheru: Banjo, guitar, mandolin, vocals
Adam Roberts: Bass
Matt Turk: Mandolin, guitar, vocals
Performing songs from Jerry Garcia's Almost Acoustic and Old & in the Way repertoire!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Guthrie's Ghost 3rd Annual Benefit for the Sloop Woody Guthrie The Towne Crier Cafe - Beacon
379 Main StreetBeacon, NY
Phone: 845 855 1300
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Buffalo Stack CD Release Urban H2O Concert Series at Beczak
35 Alexander StreetYonkers, NY 10701 USA
Phone: 917 562 8584
Website: https://www.urbanh2o.org
$10 at the door – 8:00PM - please note new time
After thirteen years as a successful NYC pro musician, Andy Stack was ready for a change. He and his new wife Tania Elizabeth (of the Avett Brothers and The Duhks) rented out a house in Hudson, NY on a whim. One night at Levon Helm’s Barn they heard Lee Falco, Brandon Morrison and Connor Kennedy tearing it up, and the 5 became fast friends. Over the course of 8 months they’ve created Buffalo Stack and an album that elevates every person in the band with its’ synergy of experience and youthful energy. A must-see!
After thirteen years as a successful NYC pro musician, Andy Stack was ready for a change. He and his new wife Tania Elizabeth (of the Avett Brothers and The Duhks) rented out a house in Hudson, NY on a whim. One night at Levon Helm’s Barn they heard Lee Falco, Brandon Morrison and Connor Kennedy tearing it up, and the 5 became fast friends. Over the course of 8 months they’ve created Buffalo Stack and an album that elevates every person in the band with its’ synergy of experience and youthful energy. A must-see!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm
The YaYas; The Whispering Tree; Kati Mac and Tim Ouimette - An Evening of Singer-Songwriter Couples The Towne Crier Cafe - Beacon
379 Main StreetBeacon, NY
Phone: 845 855 1300
Price: $15.00
Website: https://townecc.tunestub.com/show.cfm?id=164143&cart
The YaYas are thrilled to return to Towne Crier as part of “An Evening of Singer-Songwriter Couples!”
We’ll be joined by The Whispering Tree and Kati Mac & Tim Ouimette! This trio of duos will appear on stage together in a song swap of great music. The link for tickets is in the comments. We’d all love to see you there!
If you haven’t yet seen the new Towne Crier in Beacon, NY, this is a great time to check it out… Come early for dinner!
We’ll be joined by The Whispering Tree and Kati Mac & Tim Ouimette! This trio of duos will appear on stage together in a song swap of great music. The link for tickets is in the comments. We’d all love to see you there!
If you haven’t yet seen the new Towne Crier in Beacon, NY, this is a great time to check it out… Come early for dinner!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 pm to 11:00 pm
Sunday Songwriters with Jasper Lewis and Rob McMahon An Beal Bocht
445 W 238th St. Bronx (Riverdale), NY
Phone: 718-844-7127
Website: https://www.anbealbochtcafe.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 pm to Midnight
Astrofest: Capricornucopia w/ Rob McMahon, Kim Vogels, Dogs on Main Street, Warren Malone, and Patrick Freeman An Beal Bocht
445 W 238th St.Bronx (Riverdale), NY
A celebration of the Capricorn spirit expressed through the songs of 5 different writers. Free!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
The Summer Hoot Ashokan Center
477 Beaverkill RoadOliverbridge, NY 12461
Website: https://homeofthehoot.com/
Schedule: • Friday 3:00 pm gate opens 6:00 pm - 11:00 pm live music on Hoot Hill followed by short film indoors and campsite jamming • Saturday 9:30 am - 10:00 pm live music on Hoot Hill, followed by square dance indoors & hilltop campfire singalong • Sunday 9:30 am - 6:30 pm live music on Hoot Hill, and then we say goodbye til the next Hoot!
FEATURING:
Kristin Andreassen / Marco Benevento (solo) / Robert Sarazin Blake / Breathe Owl Breathe / David Bromberg / Bright Siders / Burnell Pines / John Cohen / Jay Collins & the Kings County Band / Cathy Fink & Marcy Marxer / Ivy Vine Players / The Josies / Chas Justus / DB Leonard / Chris Merenda / Mike + Ruthy / Milton / Mr Chris / Billy Mitchel / Anais Mitchell & Jefferson Hamer / Elizabeth Mitchell & You Are My Flower / Oh to be Home Again: Amy Helm & Friends / The Old Way / Putnam String County Band / The Revelers / Saints of Swing featuring Rene Bailey / Serious Juggling & Comedy / Emily Schaad & Debra Clifford / Simi Stone Orchestra / Small Houses / Spirit Family Reunion / Jay Ungar & Molly Mason / White Light Gong Ensemble
FEATURING:
Kristin Andreassen / Marco Benevento (solo) / Robert Sarazin Blake / Breathe Owl Breathe / David Bromberg / Bright Siders / Burnell Pines / John Cohen / Jay Collins & the Kings County Band / Cathy Fink & Marcy Marxer / Ivy Vine Players / The Josies / Chas Justus / DB Leonard / Chris Merenda / Mike + Ruthy / Milton / Mr Chris / Billy Mitchel / Anais Mitchell & Jefferson Hamer / Elizabeth Mitchell & You Are My Flower / Oh to be Home Again: Amy Helm & Friends / The Old Way / Putnam String County Band / The Revelers / Saints of Swing featuring Rene Bailey / Serious Juggling & Comedy / Emily Schaad & Debra Clifford / Simi Stone Orchestra / Small Houses / Spirit Family Reunion / Jay Ungar & Molly Mason / White Light Gong Ensemble
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11 p.m. to 2 a.m.
HOT ROD PACER The Bayou Cajun Restaurant
580 Gramatan AveMount Vernon, NY
Price: $5.00
Website: https://www.thebayourestaurantny.com/
Darn Good Eats! Great Music!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
The Summer Hoot Ashokan Center
477 Beaverkill RoadOliverbridge, NY 12461
Website: https://homeofthehoot.com/
Schedule: • Friday 3:00 pm gate opens 6:00 pm - 11:00 pm live music on Hoot Hill followed by short film indoors and campsite jamming • Saturday 9:30 am - 10:00 pm live music on Hoot Hill, followed by square dance indoors & hilltop campfire singalong • Sunday 9:30 am - 6:30 pm live music on Hoot Hill, and then we say goodbye til the next Hoot!
FEATURING:
Kristin Andreassen / Marco Benevento (solo) / Robert Sarazin Blake / Breathe Owl Breathe / David Bromberg / Bright Siders / Burnell Pines / John Cohen / Jay Collins & the Kings County Band / Cathy Fink & Marcy Marxer / Ivy Vine Players / The Josies / Chas Justus / DB Leonard / Chris Merenda / Mike + Ruthy / Milton / Mr Chris / Billy Mitchel / Anais Mitchell & Jefferson Hamer / Elizabeth Mitchell & You Are My Flower / Oh to be Home Again: Amy Helm & Friends / The Old Way / Putnam String County Band / The Revelers / Saints of Swing featuring Rene Bailey / Serious Juggling & Comedy / Emily Schaad & Debra Clifford / Simi Stone Orchestra / Small Houses / Spirit Family Reunion / Jay Ungar & Molly Mason / White Light Gong Ensemble
FEATURING:
Kristin Andreassen / Marco Benevento (solo) / Robert Sarazin Blake / Breathe Owl Breathe / David Bromberg / Bright Siders / Burnell Pines / John Cohen / Jay Collins & the Kings County Band / Cathy Fink & Marcy Marxer / Ivy Vine Players / The Josies / Chas Justus / DB Leonard / Chris Merenda / Mike + Ruthy / Milton / Mr Chris / Billy Mitchel / Anais Mitchell & Jefferson Hamer / Elizabeth Mitchell & You Are My Flower / Oh to be Home Again: Amy Helm & Friends / The Old Way / Putnam String County Band / The Revelers / Saints of Swing featuring Rene Bailey / Serious Juggling & Comedy / Emily Schaad & Debra Clifford / Simi Stone Orchestra / Small Houses / Spirit Family Reunion / Jay Ungar & Molly Mason / White Light Gong Ensemble
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 11pm
Curtis Becraft at O'Connor's Public House in Harrison NY!!! O'Connor's Public House
110 Halstead AvenueHarrison, NY 10528
Curtis plays solo guitar accordion mandolin etc.; O'Connor's is a classic Irish pub with great food drink and folks; hope to see you too!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11:00 am to 1:00 pm
3 Wheel Drive John Jay Homestead Farm Market
400 Jay Street Katonah, NY 10536
Website: https://www.facebook.com/pages/John-Jay-Homestead-Farm-Market/326964104093547?ref=ts&fref=ts
Come listen to Iris Cohen, Pete Tamburrini and Allan Ross while you shop for local goods and produce!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
The Summer Hoot Ashokan Center
477 Beaverkill RoadOliverbridge, NY 12461
Website: https://homeofthehoot.com/
Schedule: • Friday 3:00 pm gate opens 6:00 pm - 11:00 pm live music on Hoot Hill followed by short film indoors and campsite jamming • Saturday 9:30 am - 10:00 pm live music on Hoot Hill, followed by square dance indoors & hilltop campfire singalong • Sunday 9:30 am - 6:30 pm live music on Hoot Hill, and then we say goodbye til the next Hoot!
FEATURING:
Kristin Andreassen / Marco Benevento (solo) / Robert Sarazin Blake / Breathe Owl Breathe / David Bromberg / Bright Siders / Burnell Pines / John Cohen / Jay Collins & the Kings County Band / Cathy Fink & Marcy Marxer / Ivy Vine Players / The Josies / Chas Justus / DB Leonard / Chris Merenda / Mike + Ruthy / Milton / Mr Chris / Billy Mitchel / Anais Mitchell & Jefferson Hamer / Elizabeth Mitchell & You Are My Flower / Oh to be Home Again: Amy Helm & Friends / The Old Way / Putnam String County Band / The Revelers / Saints of Swing featuring Rene Bailey / Serious Juggling & Comedy / Emily Schaad & Debra Clifford / Simi Stone Orchestra / Small Houses / Spirit Family Reunion / Jay Ungar & Molly Mason / White Light Gong Ensemble
FEATURING:
Kristin Andreassen / Marco Benevento (solo) / Robert Sarazin Blake / Breathe Owl Breathe / David Bromberg / Bright Siders / Burnell Pines / John Cohen / Jay Collins & the Kings County Band / Cathy Fink & Marcy Marxer / Ivy Vine Players / The Josies / Chas Justus / DB Leonard / Chris Merenda / Mike + Ruthy / Milton / Mr Chris / Billy Mitchel / Anais Mitchell & Jefferson Hamer / Elizabeth Mitchell & You Are My Flower / Oh to be Home Again: Amy Helm & Friends / The Old Way / Putnam String County Band / The Revelers / Saints of Swing featuring Rene Bailey / Serious Juggling & Comedy / Emily Schaad & Debra Clifford / Simi Stone Orchestra / Small Houses / Spirit Family Reunion / Jay Ungar & Molly Mason / White Light Gong Ensemble
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 12:00 pm to 6:00 pm
Annual Borderline Folk Picnic and Jam Borderline Folk Music Picnic
165 Germonds Road Bardonia, NY
Website: https://www.facebook.com/events/724890907578181/?ref_dashboard_filter=upcoming
The annual Borderline Picnic which this year will be a tribute to Pete Seeger at a new venue, Germonds Park, This event is FREE and open to the entire community. The main stage performers are: James Durst with Madhumita Chakrabartti, Mara Levine, Loretta Hagen with Gary Hagen, Josh Joffen, Anne Price, Dan Einbender, Pat Lamanna, Marybeth D'Amico, Jeff Scroggins, Larry Kolker, Chris Brown, Michael Scolnick, Jim Colbert, Maggie Seligman, & Stout (Bob Conroy, Frank Woerner, & Frank Hendricks). In addition, Roger Sprung will be running a non-stop bluegrass jam at the jam stage. There will be a workshop about Pete as part of the program.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm
Spuyten Duyvil and Metropolitan Klezmer The Towne Crier Cafe - Beacon
379 Main StreetBeacon, NY
Phone: 845 855 1300
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://townecc.tunestub.com/show.cfm?id=164143&cart
Show is 7:30pm. Tickets: $20 advance / $25 door. Tix & Info: www.townecrier.com or call 845 855 1300
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Irvington Farmers Market
Main StreetIrvington, NY 10706 USA
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr solo show The Peekskill Coffee Hosue
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
NYFA (New York Foundation For The Arts) grant recipient Fred Gillen Jr has released nine full-length albums, to great critical acclaim, and has toured all over the U.S. and Europe. His songs have been featured on ABC's "All My Children," NPR's "Car Talk," CMJ's New Music Marathon Sampler, and in 2012 his version of Woody Guthrie's "I Ain't Got No Home" was featured on "Pete Remembers Woody," a collection of Pete Seeger's spoken stories about Woody Guthrie. Like Guthrie, his songs often reflect the struggles of the marginalized and forgotten, shining a light on both the despair and hope in the human condition.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:15pm
Spuyten Duyvil plays METS vs PHILLYs at CITI FIELD METS PLAZA
Citi FieldQueens, NY
Price: $40.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
On Friday night of Labor Day Weekend The Mets take on The Phillys AND Spuyten Duyvil takes the stage as part of Citi Field's Country Music Night. We play at 6:15pm on Mets Plaza. Join us from the bleachers for Take Me Out To The Ballgame at the 7th Inning Stretch. Catch the Ebony Hillbillies too! For your ticket to the game (with voucher for a free beer) go to: www.mets.com/spuyten
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Joe Duraes Band & Fred Gillen Jr Peekskill Block Party
Division Street, between Main and CentralPeekskill, NY 10566
Website: https://www.downtownpeekskill.com/
Division Street is closed down and all of the restaurants and bars are open, with tables outside. Stroll the streets with a drink and listen to the music!
Fred Gillen Jr at 6 p.m.
Joe Duraes Band at 7:30 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr at 6 p.m.
Joe Duraes Band at 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 AM to 11:30 am
Steve Scholle at the Hartsdale Farmers' Market Hartsdale Train Station
Steve will play a bunch of his originals. To check it out go to stephenscholle.bandcamp.com.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10:00 am to 12:00 pm
Susan Kane Pleasantville Farmers Market
Memorial Plaza off Manville RoadPleasantville, NY 10570
Website: https://www.communitymarkets.biz
I am SO pleased to return to The Pleasantville Farmers Market, the largest farmers market in Westchester, and 33rd largest in the United States. A 2013 Farmland.org survey named it the most celebrated market in New York.
Pleasantville Farmers Market has also been voted Best Of Westchester by the readers of Westchester Magazine. It features more than 50 new and returning farmers and food artisans who bring healthful, regionally produced food to our community, and the thousands of people who come each week to support local agriculture, support neighboring businesses, shop for their families, and enjoy the delicious good time. There are also AWESOME flower growers who sell the most beautiful field fresh flowers ever--you know how I love flowers!
Pleasantville Farmers Market has also been voted Best Of Westchester by the readers of Westchester Magazine. It features more than 50 new and returning farmers and food artisans who bring healthful, regionally produced food to our community, and the thousands of people who come each week to support local agriculture, support neighboring businesses, shop for their families, and enjoy the delicious good time. There are also AWESOME flower growers who sell the most beautiful field fresh flowers ever--you know how I love flowers!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1pm to 5pm
Labor Day with the Rolling Tumbleweeds! Torne Valley Vineyards
1 Torne Brook RoadHillburn, NY 10931
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:30 pm to 10:30 am
TH MONTHLY GATHERING/SONG CIRCLE LABOR DAY MONDAY 9/1! Steve Scholle's home
Hartsdale 10530
Phone: 761-8761
EXTEND YOUR HOLIDAY WEEKEND!
TH Monthly Gathering and Song Circle
Labor Day Monday, Sept,1, 2014 6:30 pm
Steve is once again hosting a Gathering in his home at 5 Homewood Road Hartsdale 10530
srslle@gmail.com 761-8761
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together!
Bring your instruments, tunes and voice!
And as always,
We welcome your appetizer, side dish, dessert, etc to accompany our Pasta and Salad dinner.
And your contributions to our "pig" so we can reimburse some hosting expense.
In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, please contribute fresh natural whole foods.
Read labels; avoid ingredients such as corn/fructose, MSG, etc. to prevent health issues.
-So folks can choose wisely, Label Item with:
--Descriptive name
--“Dairy-Free, Gluten Free, Vegan”, etc. if appropriate
--Any potentially trigger ingredients (like nuts, soy, corn etc.)
Please read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Meetings and Gatherings
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://www.fredgillenjr.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:30pm
No Fuss and Feathers Roadshow Garden Stage Coffee House
223 Stewart Ave, @ the corner of Nassau BoulevardGarden City, NY
Phone: 516-248-8891
Website: https://www.GardenStage.com
No Fuss and Feathers Roadshow is the “heck-of-a-good-time” collaboration hatched by award winning songwriters Carolann Solebello, Karyn Oliver, and The YaYas (Catherine Miles and Jay Mafale). It’s like getting three bands for the price of one when these friends share the stage: a dynamic, cohesive cocktail of delicious harmonies, infectious rhythm, and spontaneous hilarity. Individually, the four are nationally touring performers that have charted at the top of Folk and Americana radio and appeared on stage at some of the most respected festivals. Collectively, they are an incorrigible bunch of musical co-conspirators bent on giving their audience an unforgettable show.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11am to 10pm
Elaine competes at the CT Folk Festival Grassy Hill Songwriting Competition Edgerton Park, New Haven
Edgerton ParkNew Haven, CT
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.ctfolk.com
One of Tribes Hill's board members appears as the only female finalist in this year's Grassy Hill songwriting competition. Come cheer her on at 11am, and then enjoy a whole day of FREE music. The Festival lineup includes current and former Tribes Hill members. Visit ctfolk.com for more information.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 12:00 pm to 10:00 pm
Take Me To The River Music & Arts Festival Draper Park, Hastings-on-Hudson
Draper ParkHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 United States
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.12milesnorth.org
TAKE ME TO THE RIVER MOVED TO SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 7TH! Ticket Pre-Sale Extended!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
HOT ROD PACER The Winery at St George "Wednesday Night Live" Series
1715 E. Main StreetMohegan Lake, NY
Phone: (914) 455 - 4272
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://thewineryatstgeorge.com/Winery/Welcome.html
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Doug Alan Wilcox at Emack and Bolio's Emack and Bolio's Albany
366 Delaware AvenueAlbany, NY 12209
Website: https://www.ebalbany.com
Doug performs in an ice cream store. Could this get any better??
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3 PM to 4:30 PM
Children's sing-along with Steve Peachwave store
Bring your small children to Peachwave in Hartsdale village for fun, games and songs.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 PM to 10:00 pm
Doug Alan Wilcox at the John St. Jam John Street Jam
16 John StreetSaugerties, NY
Price: $5.00
Website: https://www.johnstreetjam.net
Doug plays a set at this popular showcase. Other performers this night include Davey O, and Kathleen Pemble.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 a.m. to noon
Steve Chizmadia The Peekskill Farmers Market
Bank StreetPeekskill, NY 10566 United States
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10:00 am to 12:00 pm
Doug Alan Wilcox at Tarrytown Farmers Market Tarrytown Farmers Market
Patriots Park on N. BroadwayTarrytown, NY
Website: https://downtoearthmarkets.com/markets?region=Westchester&market=Tarrytown+Farmers+Market
Doug performs some casual music for your Saturday morning produce-shopping pleasure.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10pm
Curtis Becraft at O'Connors! O'Connor's Public House
Late night at the pub with Curtis Becraft! Musicians, come have some draughts and sit in with Curtis; hope to see you!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11AM to 6PM
TRIBES HILL MUSIC FESTIVAL John Jay Homestead
400 Jay Street Katonah, NY 10536
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
2nd Annual Pig Roast featuring Hogmaw, The Demolition Strong Band and South County Urban H2O at Beczak
35 Alexander StreetYonkers, New York
Website: https://www.urbanh2o.org
Urban H2O's 2nd Annual Roots 'n Roast featuring Hogmaw, The Demolition Strong Band and South County returns to Yonkers Saturday, September 20th
Take three great bands, two kegs from Captain Lawrence, great eats from the Garden Gourmet prepared by Spuyten Duyvil, add a spectacular view of the Hudson River and you get one amazing event.
URBAN H2O CONCERTS | 35 ALEXANDER ST, YONKERS, NY | 917-562-8584 | SEPTEMBER 20TH | 4:00PM - 8:00 PM | PROMOTIONAL TICKETS AVAILABLE
Advance tickets available at rootsandroast2.brownpapertickets.com/
Following up on last year's sold out event, Urban H2O presents the return of Roots 'n Roast.
The Roots
Hogmaw's farm fresh thundergrass is inventive, original, high energy music inspired by the Bluegrass and Old Timey traditions. Their November 2013 release, “Ideal Proof" was produced by Dom Flemons of the Carolina Chocolate Drops who connected with them when they performed together at The Strand Capitol Performing Arts Center in York PA. See it!
With shared passion for country, rock ‘n roll, bluegrass and mountain music, the Demolition String Band likes to blur the lines between these loves. They’ve released five albums and toured the U.S. and Europe sharing bills with acts like The Avett Brothers, Ryan Adams, Joan Osborne, Ricky Skaggs, Southern Culture On The Skids, Roger McGuinn, and many others.
According to Billboard Magazine, “They are across-the-board connoisseurs; master instrumentalists, lyricists and entertainers while Skye is a vocal treasure.” See it!
Yonker’s own South County open with their unique brand of furiously feral folkabilly.
The Roast
$25 dinner, music and beer tickets include freshly roasted pork or veggie BBQ dinner, all the trimmings, soda, dessert and free craft beer from series sponsor, The Captain Lawrence Brewery. $10 + 'pay what you can' music and beer tickets are also available. Dinners are supported by a donation from The Garden Gourmet Market, Kingbridge, da Bronx and prepared by Mark Miller and Beth Kaufman of Yonker's own Spuyten Duyvil. Advance tickets are advised and available at rootsandroast2.brownpapertickets.com/.
Take three great bands, two kegs from Captain Lawrence, great eats from the Garden Gourmet prepared by Spuyten Duyvil, add a spectacular view of the Hudson River and you get one amazing event.
URBAN H2O CONCERTS | 35 ALEXANDER ST, YONKERS, NY | 917-562-8584 | SEPTEMBER 20TH | 4:00PM - 8:00 PM | PROMOTIONAL TICKETS AVAILABLE
Advance tickets available at rootsandroast2.brownpapertickets.com/
Following up on last year's sold out event, Urban H2O presents the return of Roots 'n Roast.
The Roots
Hogmaw's farm fresh thundergrass is inventive, original, high energy music inspired by the Bluegrass and Old Timey traditions. Their November 2013 release, “Ideal Proof" was produced by Dom Flemons of the Carolina Chocolate Drops who connected with them when they performed together at The Strand Capitol Performing Arts Center in York PA. See it!
With shared passion for country, rock ‘n roll, bluegrass and mountain music, the Demolition String Band likes to blur the lines between these loves. They’ve released five albums and toured the U.S. and Europe sharing bills with acts like The Avett Brothers, Ryan Adams, Joan Osborne, Ricky Skaggs, Southern Culture On The Skids, Roger McGuinn, and many others.
According to Billboard Magazine, “They are across-the-board connoisseurs; master instrumentalists, lyricists and entertainers while Skye is a vocal treasure.” See it!
Yonker’s own South County open with their unique brand of furiously feral folkabilly.
The Roast
$25 dinner, music and beer tickets include freshly roasted pork or veggie BBQ dinner, all the trimmings, soda, dessert and free craft beer from series sponsor, The Captain Lawrence Brewery. $10 + 'pay what you can' music and beer tickets are also available. Dinners are supported by a donation from The Garden Gourmet Market, Kingbridge, da Bronx and prepared by Mark Miller and Beth Kaufman of Yonker's own Spuyten Duyvil. Advance tickets are advised and available at rootsandroast2.brownpapertickets.com/.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Gillen & Turk Sunday Brunch Cafe Mezzaluna
626 Rt. 212 Saugerties, NY
Phone: 845.246.5306
Website: https://www.cafemezzaluna.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3pm
The Amador-Banrock -Coughlin - Singer/Songwriter Circle Mini Tour 2014 Starving Artist Cafe & Gallery
249 City Island AvenueCity Island, NY 10464
Phone: (718) 885-3779
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com
Three singer / songwriters swapping tunes. Come on out for some great original songs!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 p.m. to 12:30 am
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Rock Show Birdsall House
970 Main St.Peekskill, NY 10566 US
Website: https://www.birdsallhouse.net/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr The Peekskill Coffee Hosue
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 10pm
The Amador-Banrock-Skwarek Singer/Songwriter Circle Mini Tour 2014 Coffee Lab Roasters
7 Main StTarrytown, NY 10591 USA
Phone: (914) 332-1479
The Singer/Songwriter Circle Mini Tour continues, this time stopping in Tarrytown. Three talented writers and performers in one night. Hope to see you there!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm
No Fuss and Feathers Roadshow Common Ground Coffeehouse @ The First Unitarian Society
25 Old Jackson AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 USA
Phone: 914-693-1065
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.commongroundfusw.com
No Fuss and Feathers Roadshow is the “heck-of-a-good-time” collaboration hatched by award winning songwriters Carolann Solebello, Karyn Oliver, and The YaYas (Catherine Miles and Jay Mafale). It’s like getting three bands for the price of one when these friends share the stage: a dynamic, cohesive cocktail of delicious harmonies, infectious rhythm, and spontaneous hilarity. Individually, the four are nationally touring performers that have charted at the top of Folk and Americana radio and appeared on stage at some of the most respected festivals. Collectively, they are an incorrigible bunch of musical co-conspirators bent on giving their audience an unforgettable show.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 a.m. to noon
Fred Gillen Jr The Peekskill Farmers Market
Bank StreetPeekskill, NY 10566 United States
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2pm to 10pm
The 2nd Annual Beale Street on South Street Music Festival South St, (between Division St and Union Ave) Peekskill, NY
South Street (between Division St and Union Ave)Peekskill, NY 10566 USA
Website: https://www.facebook.com/bealestreetonsouthstreet
Saturday September 27, 2014 South Street transforms into Beale Street for a day of Live Music and Fun.
There will also be stand-up comedy with Henry Cummings and it will all be hosted by Robert James MacArthur as "ELVIS"
There will be local food, Craft Beer, Artists and Vendors there.
Live music schedule:
2pm - Scoot Horton
3pm - Paul JM
4pm - Vinny Malvarosa
5pm - Feejee Mermaids
6pm - Phineas and the Lonely Leaves
7pm - Drew Nix
8pm - Ninth House
9pm - Joe Duraes Band
There will also be stand-up comedy with Henry Cummings and it will all be hosted by Robert James MacArthur as "ELVIS"
There will be local food, Craft Beer, Artists and Vendors there.
Live music schedule:
2pm - Scoot Horton
3pm - Paul JM
4pm - Vinny Malvarosa
5pm - Feejee Mermaids
6pm - Phineas and the Lonely Leaves
7pm - Drew Nix
8pm - Ninth House
9pm - Joe Duraes Band
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8PM to 11PM
Matt Turk COLD REVIVAL CD Pre-release solo performance The Upstream Gallery
8 Main StreetHastings on Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: (914) 674-8548
Website: https://upstreamgallery.com
Multi-instrumentalist, eternal idealist and compassionate peace loving realist Matt Turk will perform all songs from his new recording Cold Revival at this intimate space in a celebratory pre-release show. About the new work, Janet Goodman from Music News Nashville says ""vibrant...sparkles with energy... anthemic... a memorable universal connection." Michael Verity of Relix Magazine says, "A finely tuned balance of optimism and realism... Those looking for the songwriting depth of John Gorka and musical charm of Peter Mayer will find this one appetizing and enjoyable."
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm
John Banrock at Freddy's Bar in Brooklyn Freddy's Bar
627 5th Ave Between 17th and 18th StreetBrooklyn, NY 11215
Phone: (718) 768-0131
Website: https://freddysbar.com/events/2014-09-27/
Join me in the back room for a solo show of guitar, harmonica, singing, kazoo and foot tambourine. www.JohnBanrock.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr's Monthly Residency Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://www.fredgillenjr.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6 PM to 7:30 PM
Steve Scholle on stage at the Maria Regina School Fair Maria Regina High School, West Hartsdale Ave, Hartsdale, NY
Steve will be playing originals and arrangements at this annual celebration of autumn just north of our fair village. Come and have fun day or evening.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 11pm
The Adventure of the Speckled Band Cahill Theater at the College of Mount St. Vincent
A new original production by the Red Monkey Theater Group! Featuring live music by Tribes Hill musician Curtis Becraft!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm
John Banrock at the Maria Regina Country Fair Maria Regina High School
500 W Hartsdale Ave #1Hartsdale, NY 10530
Looks like I'll be following Steve Scholle on stage at the country fair. Help raise money for the school while having a great time with great music. Join us at the country fair! www.JohnBanrock.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 11pm
The Adventure of the Speckled Band Cahill Theater at the College of Mount St. Vincent
A new original production by the Red Monkey Theater Group! Featuring live music by Tribes Hill musician Curtis Becraft!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 AM til Noon to Noon
Phil Dollard at the Piermont Farmers' Market Piermont Farmers Market
Piermont Ave. And Ash St.Piermont, NY
Website: https://www.downtoearthmarkets.com
Best Farmers' Market West of the Hudson, in the heart of beautiful downtown Piermont, NY. Stop by for your organic produce, pastries and more and all-organically cultivated acoustic blues from yours truly.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm to 10pm
October Gathering Home of Elizabeth and Peter Gross
54 Twin Lakes RdSouth Salem, NY 10590
Phone: (914) 977-3607
October's gathering will be held at George's inlaws' place. Come bring yourself and a song. Spicy potato chips also appreciated.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 11pm
The Adventure of the Speckled Band Cahill Theater at the College of Mount St. Vincent
A new original production by the Red Monkey Theater Group! Featuring live music by Tribes Hill musician Curtis Becraft!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 11 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr The Starving Artist Cafe
249 City Island Avenue, City IslandCity Island Bronx, New York 10464
Phone: 718.885.3779
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 potluck, 8:00 music
Slambovians (formerly Gandalf Murphy and the Slambovian Circus of Dreams) to perform a benefit concert in support of Montgomery Delaney's campaign for NY State Supreme Court Judge Lake Katonah Clubhouse
1 Lower Lake Shore (at corner of Todd Rd.)Katonah, NY 10536
Phone: 914-774-7030
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 11pm
The Adventure of the Speckled Band Cahill Theater at the College of Mount St. Vincent
A new original production by the Red Monkey Theater Group! Featuring live music by Tribes Hill musician Curtis Becraft!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2PM to 3PM
Matt Turk in solo in store performance Seven Freedoms Music Center
2136 Route 94 Salisbury Mills, NY 12577
Phone: 845-497-7005
Website: https://www.sevenfreedoms.com/
Turk has been called "…an artist to be reckoned with” by web music authority All Music Guide. He is a veteran performer who has entertained audiences around the world, both as a rocking bandleader and an acoustic folk troubadour. Praise for the new collection comes from Relix Magazine which asserts that “There’s a finely tuned balance of optimism and realism on this eleven song set by singer, mandolinist and longtime roots/rock traveler Matt Turk… Those looking for the songwriting depth of John Gorka and musical charm of Peter Mayer will find this one appetizing and enjoyable.” The Popdose website noted that ” The irony of the album title is this album is anything but cold – it’s filled with 11 songs that are warm and embracing; emotional and yet never cloying… damned fine stuff.”
Come hear Matt in this intimate setting, an independent music store.
Come hear Matt in this intimate setting, an independent music store.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3 pm to 4 pm
Larry Kolker at the Hastings Flea Hastings Flea
131 Southside AveHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
Website: https://www.hastingsflea.com
Visit the Hastings Flea, a curated market with crafts, vintage goods, music, food and fun! It runs from 10 am to 4 pm at the Hastings train station parking lot. Come early and hear Larry close the day from 3-4 pm.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30PM to 8PM
Matt Turk live on the Web Concert Window
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.concertwindow.com/shows/7984-matt-turk
Matt Turk will be playing this 30 minute (or longer) show directly into his laptop, just for you!
Feel free to request songs in the chat room and leave a tip when you enjoy something.
Feel free to request songs in the chat room and leave a tip when you enjoy something.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7PM to 10PM
Deni Bonet & Matt Turk The Mill
583 Warburton Ave.Hastings on Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: (914) 231-7772
Website: https://www.themillhastings.com
Rootsy, traditional, singer/songwriters Deni Bonet & Matt Turk play together at The Mill for their residency on the second Tuesday night of the month! Come out for uplifting fiddle, guitar, mandolin music and lush harmonies. Hear your favorite originals & choice classic cover songs while drinking great beer and eating tasty food served by our favorite bartender Christina Cashin! The Mill is a 2014 Best of Westchester Magazine!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 11pm
The Adventure of the Speckled Band Cahill Theater at the College of Mount St. Vincent
A new original production by the Red Monkey Theater Group! Featuring live music by Tribes Hill musician Curtis Becraft!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9 p.m. to midnight
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Rock Show Eleven Eleven Grille
1111 Main StreetFishkill, NY
Phone: /polli896.0011/li/olp
Website: https://www.eleven11grille.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr House Concert at the Cabot's House
169 Gallows Hill Road Redding, CT
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.facebook.com/events/289669227888161/?ref=br_tf
If you'd like to attend, please email Amy at amymcabot@gmail.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 11pm
The Adventure of the Speckled Band Cahill Theater at the College of Mount St. Vincent
A new original production by the Red Monkey Theater Group! Featuring live music by Tribes Hill musician Curtis Becraft!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 Set TBA
Phil Dollard plays Ossining Festival First Annual Ossining Chalk It Up Festival
Main & Spring Sts.Ossining, NY
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://hudsonriver.com/node/1174
On Sunday, Oct. 19th, downtown Ossining will host an unusual arts festival. Music, dance, crafts, food will all abound around the central theme of various regional artists who will be enhancing the sidewalks of Main & Spring Streets with their art. Not unlike Navajo sand painting, the artwork will remain until the next rain, so stop on by if you can for a unique community experience.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM
The Lords of Liechtenstein River Spirit Music House Concert Series
Hastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 United States
Phone: 347-MUSIC-76
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.riverspiritmusic.com
All shows will be in Hastings-on-Hudson, New York
Music starts promptly at 5:00 PM
Doors open for Potluck dinner at 4:00 PM - Bring a dish!
All Shows – Suggested donation:
$20 in advance ($20.88 after PayPal processing fee) or $22 at the door - 100% goes to the musicians
Open seating.
Online orders end at midnight the Friday before the concert.
Donations are not refundable.
All online orders will be confirmed by email.
Concert address will be provided when reservation is confirmed.
Recently featured on John Platt's On Your Radar series, and named to the Emerging Artists Showcase at this summer's Falcon Ridge Folk Festival
New York City-based acoustic duo The Lords of Liechtenstein first met in a hospital in July of 1994. "Hey, let's start a band!" said Dan Rauchwerk to his new little brother, Noah. "Waaah!" said Noah as he had just been born and wasn't quite able to speak yet, much less sing or play the ukulele. The brothers mutually agreed to wait a few years, until Noah was at least potty trained, before pursuing a musical career.
Although the debate rages on as to whether or not Noah is yet potty trained, the duo formally joined forces as The Lords of Liechtenstein in 2007. Noah (ukulele/guitar/vocals) and Dan (guitar/banjo/mandola/vocals) have brought their unique blend of folk music to clubs and coffeehouses all over the East Coast of the United States. They've played at a wide expanse of renowned venues including the Minstrel Coffeehouse and the Lansdowne Folk Club and have opened for the likes of musical legends like The Grand Slambovians, Magpie, Toby Walker, and Joe Crookston. Their most recent album, Girlz (With a ‘Z’) shows off the duo’s versatility in songwriting and performing, moving effortlessly from reggae songs about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict to upbeat folk songs about having one’s heart broken and torn apart by wolves. Now that you know a bit about the band, isn't it time that you pulled on your sweater vest and listened to the future of folk music?
Music starts promptly at 5:00 PM
Doors open for Potluck dinner at 4:00 PM - Bring a dish!
All Shows – Suggested donation:
$20 in advance ($20.88 after PayPal processing fee) or $22 at the door - 100% goes to the musicians
Open seating.
Online orders end at midnight the Friday before the concert.
Donations are not refundable.
All online orders will be confirmed by email.
Concert address will be provided when reservation is confirmed.
Recently featured on John Platt's On Your Radar series, and named to the Emerging Artists Showcase at this summer's Falcon Ridge Folk Festival
New York City-based acoustic duo The Lords of Liechtenstein first met in a hospital in July of 1994. "Hey, let's start a band!" said Dan Rauchwerk to his new little brother, Noah. "Waaah!" said Noah as he had just been born and wasn't quite able to speak yet, much less sing or play the ukulele. The brothers mutually agreed to wait a few years, until Noah was at least potty trained, before pursuing a musical career.
Although the debate rages on as to whether or not Noah is yet potty trained, the duo formally joined forces as The Lords of Liechtenstein in 2007. Noah (ukulele/guitar/vocals) and Dan (guitar/banjo/mandola/vocals) have brought their unique blend of folk music to clubs and coffeehouses all over the East Coast of the United States. They've played at a wide expanse of renowned venues including the Minstrel Coffeehouse and the Lansdowne Folk Club and have opened for the likes of musical legends like The Grand Slambovians, Magpie, Toby Walker, and Joe Crookston. Their most recent album, Girlz (With a ‘Z’) shows off the duo’s versatility in songwriting and performing, moving effortlessly from reggae songs about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict to upbeat folk songs about having one’s heart broken and torn apart by wolves. Now that you know a bit about the band, isn't it time that you pulled on your sweater vest and listened to the future of folk music?
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Judy Kass and Friends Batonnage Wine Bar
10 Marble AvenuePleasantville, NY 10570
Singer songwriter Judy Kass is joined by bassist Scott Fragala for an evening of original music with a sprinkling of tastily interpreted covers. Special guests, Susan Kane and Larry Kolker
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 PM to 10:30 pm
Aztec Two-Step "classic duos" Show Acoustic Cafe Music Series at OLM Academy
25 Fremont AvePark Ridge, NJ 07656 usa
Phone: 201-573-0718
Price: $25.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.cafeacoustic.org
In this special evening, along with performing their own Aztec Two-Step classics, they will also pay tribute to Simon & Garfunkel and The Everly Brothers.
One of acoustic music’s most popular and enduring acts, Aztec Two-Step continues to impress audiences with intelligent songwriting, dazzling acoustic lead guitar, and inspiring harmonies. The folk-rock duo of Rex Fowler and Neal Shulman first burst onto folk scene in 1972 with their self-titled debut, emerging as staples of progressive FM and college radio and helping to lead the evolution of folk/rock music from the 1960s to the 70s and beyond alongside Bob Dylan, Judy Collins, Tom Rush and Phil Ochs. The duos harmony-driven tunes and James Taylor-meets-Simon & Garfunkel sounds promise an evening of supple harmonies and awesome acoustic pop.
Our Lady of Mercy Academy
25 Fremont Ave, Park Ridge NJ
8 PM Show, Doors 7:30 pm
Tickets: $25 advance, $28 at the door www.cafeacoustic.org
201-573-0718 Refreshments, wheelchair accessible
- Proceeds benefit the St Vincent’s Haiti scholarship fund -
One of acoustic music’s most popular and enduring acts, Aztec Two-Step continues to impress audiences with intelligent songwriting, dazzling acoustic lead guitar, and inspiring harmonies. The folk-rock duo of Rex Fowler and Neal Shulman first burst onto folk scene in 1972 with their self-titled debut, emerging as staples of progressive FM and college radio and helping to lead the evolution of folk/rock music from the 1960s to the 70s and beyond alongside Bob Dylan, Judy Collins, Tom Rush and Phil Ochs. The duos harmony-driven tunes and James Taylor-meets-Simon & Garfunkel sounds promise an evening of supple harmonies and awesome acoustic pop.
Our Lady of Mercy Academy
25 Fremont Ave, Park Ridge NJ
8 PM Show, Doors 7:30 pm
Tickets: $25 advance, $28 at the door www.cafeacoustic.org
201-573-0718 Refreshments, wheelchair accessible
- Proceeds benefit the St Vincent’s Haiti scholarship fund -
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm
The John Banrock - Joe No - Steve Skwarek Singer/Songwriter Circle Mini Tour 2014 The Bowery Electric
327 Bowery at 2nd StreetNew York, NY 10003
Website: https://www.theboweryelectric.com
Talented singer / songwriter X 3 = A Sunday night of excitement! We hope you can join us in NYC!
www.JohnBanrock.com
www.JohnBanrock.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8PM to 9pm
Matt Turk COLD REVIVAL CD Release show The Bitter End
147 Bleecker StreetNew York, NY 10012
Phone: (212) 673-7030
Website: https://www.bitterend.com
Multi-instrumentalist, eternal idealist and compassionate peace loving realist Matt Turk will perform all songs from his new recording Cold Revival at New York's oldest folk/rock club for Cold Revival's CD Release show. About the new work, Janet Goodman from Music News Nashville says ""vibrant...sparkles with energy... anthemic... a memorable universal connection." Michael Verity of Relix Magazine says, "A finely tuned balance of optimism and realism... Those looking for the songwriting depth of John Gorka and musical charm of Peter Mayer will find this one appetizing and enjoyable." Joining Matt, who will be on guitar, mandolin and lead vocals will be Rik Mercaldi (guitar), Adam Roberts (bass), Gary Schreiner (keyboards) and Rich Stein (drums).
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr The Peekskill Coffee Hosue
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00pm to 10:00 pm
The Hurdy Gurdy Folk Music Club presents Spuyten Duyvil with The Gaslight Tinkers The Fair Lawn Community Center / The Hurdy Gurdy
10-10 20th Street Fair Lawn, NJ 07410
Phone: 201 384 1325
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.hurdygurdyfolk.org
Spuyten Duyvil returns to one of New Jersey's premier folk stages with The Gaslight Tinkers promising an evening of foot stomping traditional, roots and world folk fusion.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 11pm
The Rolling Tumbleweeds return to the Seaport!!! Cowgirl Seahorse
259 Front StreetNe, NY 10038
Phone: (212) 608-7873
Website: https://www.cowgirlseahorse.com
Featuring Tribespeople Curtis Becraft on accordion vocals and Carla Lynne Hall on percussion vocals, and also Doug Myer guitar vocals, Steven Kahn mandolin vocals, Doug Allen upright bass vocals.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 11pm
First Monday Gathering and Song Circle Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering
November's First Monday Gathering and Song Circle 

is at the home of
Elaine Romanelli
137 W 126th St., #2 (btw Lenox and Adam Clayton Powell., Jr., Blvd.)
NY, NY 10027 (415) 515-9920 elaine@elaineromanelli.com
--buzz #2. The buzzer just opens the outer door. Please wait in the foyer for someone to come fetch you --
NOTE THE LATER START TIME. Consensus is that getting to the city by 6pm is too tricky.
7pm gather and eat.
8pm start making music!
Please RSVP to elaine@elaineromanelli.com if you may or will come so we can plan food and seating.
You are welcome to bring instruments or use mine - I have guitars, keyboards, and hand percussion.
GETTING HERE:
Train: Metro North to 125th St Station. Bus, walk, or cab 3.5 blocks. (All buses from there stop at Lenox.)
PATH: Train to 33rd, catch the B/D, go to 125th St., Bus, walk, or cab 2.5 blocks. (All buses stop at Lenox.)
Subway: 2/3 to 125th St., walk around the corner a block and a half to my apartment.
Driving: One option is I-87 to the (free) 3rd Ave bridge, then go S to 126th and W to Lenox.
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together! Free street parking (allow 20 mins), paid garage parking across the street ($11-18, cash only).
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our Pasta and Salad dinner. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs.)
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
is at the home of
Elaine Romanelli
137 W 126th St., #2 (btw Lenox and Adam Clayton Powell., Jr., Blvd.)
NY, NY 10027 (415) 515-9920 elaine@elaineromanelli.com
--buzz #2. The buzzer just opens the outer door. Please wait in the foyer for someone to come fetch you --
NOTE THE LATER START TIME. Consensus is that getting to the city by 6pm is too tricky.
7pm gather and eat.
8pm start making music!
Please RSVP to elaine@elaineromanelli.com if you may or will come so we can plan food and seating.
You are welcome to bring instruments or use mine - I have guitars, keyboards, and hand percussion.
GETTING HERE:
Train: Metro North to 125th St Station. Bus, walk, or cab 3.5 blocks. (All buses from there stop at Lenox.)
PATH: Train to 33rd, catch the B/D, go to 125th St., Bus, walk, or cab 2.5 blocks. (All buses stop at Lenox.)
Subway: 2/3 to 125th St., walk around the corner a block and a half to my apartment.
Driving: One option is I-87 to the (free) 3rd Ave bridge, then go S to 126th and W to Lenox.
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together! Free street parking (allow 20 mins), paid garage parking across the street ($11-18, cash only).
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our Pasta and Salad dinner. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs.)
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30PM
Glen Campbell...I'll Be Me Andrus on Hudson
185 Old BroadwayHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: (914) 478-3700
Website: https://www.andrusonhudson.org
Andrus on Hudson is hosting a free screening of the film Glen Campbell...I'll Be Me.
In 2011, music legend Glen Campbell set out on an unprecedented tour across America. He thought it would last 5 weeks, instead it went for 151 spectacular sold out shows over a triumphant year and a half. What made this tour extraordinary was that Glen had recently been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. He was told to hang up his guitar and prepare for the inevitable. Instead, Glen and his wife went public with his diagnosis and announced that he and his family would set out on a "Goodbye Tour." The film documents this amazing journey as he and his family attempt to navigate the wildly unpredictable nature of Glen's progressing disease using love, laughter and music as their medicine of choice. Bruce Springsteen, The Edge, Paul McCartney, Blake Shelton, Sheryl Crow, Keith Urban, Brad Paisley and Taylor Swift are a few of the musicians featured in this documentary.
In 2011, music legend Glen Campbell set out on an unprecedented tour across America. He thought it would last 5 weeks, instead it went for 151 spectacular sold out shows over a triumphant year and a half. What made this tour extraordinary was that Glen had recently been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. He was told to hang up his guitar and prepare for the inevitable. Instead, Glen and his wife went public with his diagnosis and announced that he and his family would set out on a "Goodbye Tour." The film documents this amazing journey as he and his family attempt to navigate the wildly unpredictable nature of Glen's progressing disease using love, laughter and music as their medicine of choice. Bruce Springsteen, The Edge, Paul McCartney, Blake Shelton, Sheryl Crow, Keith Urban, Brad Paisley and Taylor Swift are a few of the musicians featured in this documentary.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m., doors open at 7 p.m.
Julie Corbalis, Fred Gillen Jr., and Matt Turk in the round Music at the Mansion
Crawford Park, 122 North Ridge Street Rye Brook, NY
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.friendsofcrawfordpark.org/music-at-the-mansion/
Music at the Mansion is proud to present an all-Westchester show with local artists Julie Corbalis, Fred Gillen Jr., and Matt Turk. This show will be presented "in the round": all three musicians will share the stage and take turns playing songs (and occasionally help each other out).
Based in Port Chester, JULIE CORBALIS has been performing since 1996 and has recorded five albums to date: two with her band Jules & The Family (Jules & The Family, 2005; Border Radio, 2007), two as a solo performer (Old Flames And New Names, 2008; Songs In A Bottle, 2013), and one as a collaborative effort with other local musicians (Backwoods Jupiter Presents Bob Dylan's Desire, 2011). She has the opportunity to open for a number of well-established musical acts such as Colin Hay (Men at Work), Amy Correia, Mickey Hart, Jeffrey Gaines, Gandalf Murphy and the Slambovian Circus of Dreams, Sarah Lee Guthrie and Johnny Irion.
FRED GILLEN JR. has received a NYFA (New York Foundation For The Arts) grant, has released nine full-length albums, and has toured all over the U.S. and Europe. His songs have been featured on ABC's "All My Children," NPR's "Car Talk," and CMJ's New Music Marathon Sampler. In 2012, his version of Woody Guthrie's "I Ain't Got No Home" was featured on "Pete Remembers Woody," a collection of Pete Seeger's spoken stories about Woody Guthrie. Like Guthrie, his songs often reflect the struggles of the marginalized and forgotten, shining a light on both the despair and hope in the human condition.
Based in Hastings-on-Hudson, MATT TURK is a veteran performer who has engaged audiences around the world, both as a rocking bandleader and an acoustic folk troubadour. He has shared the stage with Pete Seeger and opened for Judy Collins, The Doobie Brothers, Fiona Apple, The Grateful Dead's Mickey Hart and more. He has performed throughout the U.S.A., Europe, Israel and the Caribbean, appearing at festivals and venues including Clearwater's Great Hudson River Revival, the Gathering of the Vibes, Atlanta's Music Midtown, Jazz at Lincoln Center, The Beacon Theatre and Brooklyn Bowl.
Tickets for this show are $20 in advance and $25 at the door. Doors open at 7PM. Refreshments are available at the show, including beer and wine.
Based in Port Chester, JULIE CORBALIS has been performing since 1996 and has recorded five albums to date: two with her band Jules & The Family (Jules & The Family, 2005; Border Radio, 2007), two as a solo performer (Old Flames And New Names, 2008; Songs In A Bottle, 2013), and one as a collaborative effort with other local musicians (Backwoods Jupiter Presents Bob Dylan's Desire, 2011). She has the opportunity to open for a number of well-established musical acts such as Colin Hay (Men at Work), Amy Correia, Mickey Hart, Jeffrey Gaines, Gandalf Murphy and the Slambovian Circus of Dreams, Sarah Lee Guthrie and Johnny Irion.
FRED GILLEN JR. has received a NYFA (New York Foundation For The Arts) grant, has released nine full-length albums, and has toured all over the U.S. and Europe. His songs have been featured on ABC's "All My Children," NPR's "Car Talk," and CMJ's New Music Marathon Sampler. In 2012, his version of Woody Guthrie's "I Ain't Got No Home" was featured on "Pete Remembers Woody," a collection of Pete Seeger's spoken stories about Woody Guthrie. Like Guthrie, his songs often reflect the struggles of the marginalized and forgotten, shining a light on both the despair and hope in the human condition.
Based in Hastings-on-Hudson, MATT TURK is a veteran performer who has engaged audiences around the world, both as a rocking bandleader and an acoustic folk troubadour. He has shared the stage with Pete Seeger and opened for Judy Collins, The Doobie Brothers, Fiona Apple, The Grateful Dead's Mickey Hart and more. He has performed throughout the U.S.A., Europe, Israel and the Caribbean, appearing at festivals and venues including Clearwater's Great Hudson River Revival, the Gathering of the Vibes, Atlanta's Music Midtown, Jazz at Lincoln Center, The Beacon Theatre and Brooklyn Bowl.
Tickets for this show are $20 in advance and $25 at the door. Doors open at 7PM. Refreshments are available at the show, including beer and wine.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 PM to 10:30 pm
New & Noteworthy Artist Showcase - The Levins & Frank Lombardi Ethical Culture Society of Bergen County
687 Larch AveTeaneck, NJ 07666
Phone: 201-836-5187
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.ethicalfocus.org
On Saturday, November 8th, Ethical Brew Coffeehouse in Teaneck, NJ will present its’ first “New & Noteworthy Artist Showcase” featuring two emerging talents, Asbury Park singer/songwriter Frank Lombardi and the harmony driven NY husband /wife duo, The Levins. Proceeds from the evening’s performance will be shared with Earthjustice, the nation’s premiere nonâ€profit environmental law organization. Founded in 1971, Earthjustice utilizes the power of the law to fight for the earth and its inhabitants. Ethical Brew, a new live music venue, located at the Ethical Culture Society of Bergen County in Teaneck, NJ, is dedicated to showcasing the finest acoustic musical talent, while raising awareness and funds for a variety of humanitarian organizations and social action projects.
The Ethical Culture Society of Bergen County is located at 687 Larch Avenue in Teaneck, NJ. Ticket prices are $20 online/$25 day of show. For tickets and video clips, visit www.ethicalfocus.org. Showtime is 8pm/ doors open 7:30. 201-836-5187
The Ethical Culture Society of Bergen County is located at 687 Larch Avenue in Teaneck, NJ. Ticket prices are $20 online/$25 day of show. For tickets and video clips, visit www.ethicalfocus.org. Showtime is 8pm/ doors open 7:30. 201-836-5187
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10pm to 1am
Curtis Becraft at O'Connor's Public House in Harrison NY! O'Connor's Public House
Great Irish pub in Harrison, near Port Chester. Great food, my fav is the shephards' pie... great drinks, of course... Musicians! come out and sit in on the late night jam with Curtis!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1pm to 2pm
Curtis and Carla at Hastings Flea!!! Hastings Flea
131 Southside AveHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
Website: https://www.hastingsflea.com
We love Hastings Flea! and are thrilled to return to play a set of originals and classic covers. There will be other musicians there too, and lots of vendors, and yummy food...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:00 PM to 7:30 PM
Cliff Eberhardt - SOLD OUT River Spirit Music House Concert Series
Hastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 United States
Phone: 347-MUSIC-76
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.riverspiritmusic.com
This show is now SOLD OUT. If you would like to be added to the waiting list (for cancellations), please send an email to peter@riverspiritmusic.com
All shows will be in Hastings-on-Hudson, New York Music starts promptly at 5:00 PM
Doors open for Potluck dinner at 4:00 PM - Bring a dish!
All Shows – Suggested donation: $20 in advance ($20.88 after PayPal processing fee) or $22 at the door - 100% goes to the musicians
Open seating.
Online orders end at midnight the Friday before the concert.
Donations are not refundable.
All online orders will be confirmed by email.
Concert address will be provided when reservation is confirmed.
Voted one of the top 100 Folk Artists of the last 20 years Red House recording artist Cliff Eberhardt knew by age seven that he was going to be a singer and songwriter. As a child Cliff taught himself to play guitar, piano, base and drums. In his teens Eberhardt was fortunate enough to live close to the Main Point (one of the best folk clubs on the East Coast), he cut his teeth listening to the likes of James Taylor, Joni Mitchell, Bruce Springsteen, Howlin' Wolf, Muddy Waters, Bonnie Raitt, and Mississippi John Hurt - receiving an early and impressive tutorial in acoustic music. At the same time, he was also listening to great pop songwriters like Cole Porter, the Gershwins, and Rodgers and Hart, which explain his penchant for great melodies and clever lyrical twists. A driving force of the Greenwich Village New Folk movement and well known among his peers, Cliff’s songs have been covered by the likes of Richie Havens, Buffy St. Marie, Erasure, Lucy Kaplansky and the folk superstar band "Cry, Cry, Cry" (Dar Williams, Richard Shindell, Lucy Kaplansky).
All shows will be in Hastings-on-Hudson, New York Music starts promptly at 5:00 PM
Doors open for Potluck dinner at 4:00 PM - Bring a dish!
All Shows – Suggested donation: $20 in advance ($20.88 after PayPal processing fee) or $22 at the door - 100% goes to the musicians
Open seating.
Online orders end at midnight the Friday before the concert.
Donations are not refundable.
All online orders will be confirmed by email.
Concert address will be provided when reservation is confirmed.
Voted one of the top 100 Folk Artists of the last 20 years Red House recording artist Cliff Eberhardt knew by age seven that he was going to be a singer and songwriter. As a child Cliff taught himself to play guitar, piano, base and drums. In his teens Eberhardt was fortunate enough to live close to the Main Point (one of the best folk clubs on the East Coast), he cut his teeth listening to the likes of James Taylor, Joni Mitchell, Bruce Springsteen, Howlin' Wolf, Muddy Waters, Bonnie Raitt, and Mississippi John Hurt - receiving an early and impressive tutorial in acoustic music. At the same time, he was also listening to great pop songwriters like Cole Porter, the Gershwins, and Rodgers and Hart, which explain his penchant for great melodies and clever lyrical twists. A driving force of the Greenwich Village New Folk movement and well known among his peers, Cliff’s songs have been covered by the likes of Richie Havens, Buffy St. Marie, Erasure, Lucy Kaplansky and the folk superstar band "Cry, Cry, Cry" (Dar Williams, Richard Shindell, Lucy Kaplansky).
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Every Other Tuesday Open Mic with Curtis Becraft - Opening Night!!! Tara Hill Tavern
2794 Broadway 10025
Phone: 212.678.9738
Website: https://www.tarahillnyc.com/
Featuring Carla Lynne Hall as our first special guest artist. Musicians! Poets! Storytellers! Comedians! Extroverts! Come out and shine onstage in front of a friendly loving inebriated crowd. Curtis will host with compassion and good humor - hope you can come out and enjoy the fun and entertain us all! At a beautiful traditional Irish pub on the fab Upper West Side. With great bands happening later on; and really terrific food and drink. We hope to see you!!! 
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7PM to 10pm
Deni Bonet & Matt Turk The Mill
583 Warburton Ave.Hastings on Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: (914) 231-7772
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10pm to 1AM
Matt Turk Birdsall House
970 Main St.Peekskill, NY
Phone: (914) 930-1880
Website: https://birdsallhouse.net/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 10pm
Curtis Becraft and Friends at Coffee Labs Tarrytown! Coffee Lab Roasters
7 Main StTarrytown, NY 10591 USA
Phone: (914) 332-1479
Website: https://local.yahoo.com/details?id=11243228
Curtis returns to his fav Westchester coffeehouse, and this time he's bringing co-conspirators! Join him and other Tribes Hill musicians for an evening of fun music coffee and dessert - hope to see you!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2:00pm
The YaYas with Kirsten Maxwell opening Court House Concerts
Merrick, NY
Phone: (516) 546-0095
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.courthouseconcerts.com
Two-time Kerrville New Folk Finalists and Falcon Ridge Most Wanted Emerging Artists, The YaYas are an engaging and uplifting nationally touring duo hailing from New York's Hudson Valley region. Are they folk? Yes. Pop? Perhaps... But undeniably, they are personal. “They report on life observed, with great insight, not just centering on relationships but ranging widely — reminiscent of ‘literary’ songwriters like Richard Shindell, Dar Williams, Josh Ritter.” Through subtle yet skillful arrangements, the powerful and expressive voice of Catherine Miles and Jay Mafale’s percussive guitar blend to create their distinctive sound.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1:00pm to 3:00pm
The John Banrock - Michael Pennacchio - Steve Skwarek Singer/Songwriter Circle Mini Tour 2014 Taste Budds Cafe
40 West Market St.Red Hook, NY 12571
Phone: 845-205-4099
Website: https://www.tastebudds.com/
Three singer / songwriters mixing it up for an afternoon of great music. Join the fun!
www.JohnBanrock.com
www.JohnBanrock.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:30pm to 12am
Matt Turk & Gary Schreiner Rest Au Rant
30-01 35th AvenueLong Island City, NY 11106
Phone: (718) 729-9009
Website: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Rèst-ü-Ránt/120276598029985
Keyboardist, accordionist and chromatic harmonica player Gary Schreiner joins rootsy singer/songwriter Matt Turk for some great live music and jammin' at Long Island City's amazing Rèst ü Ránt
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8PM to 10PM
Matt Turk, Paul K. Maloney and Whispering Tree Art Society of Kington presents
97 BroadwayKingston, NY
Phone: 845.338.0331
Price: $6.00
Website: https://www.askforarts.org/askformusic.html
In the round, Matt Turk, Paul K. Maloney and Whispering Tree gather in the Gallery at the Art Society of Kingston for a listening room concert.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM to 10:30 pm
Why Hunger Hungerthon Benefit with Jen Chapin, Joe D'Urso, KJ Denhert & Anthony D'Amato Acoustic Cafe Music Series at OLM Academy
25 Fremont AvePark Ridge, NJ 07656 usa
Phone: 201-573-0718
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.cafeacoustic.org
The Acoustic Café Music series will host a Why Hunger benefit concert featuring acclaimed performers Jen Chapin, Joe D’Urso, KJ Denhert and Anthony D’Amato. Special guests Arlon Bennett, Honor Finnegan, Tim O’Donohue & Kevin Cronin will perform an opening set In The Round.
Jen Chapin and Joe D’Urso have been heavily involved with Why Hunger, the organization founded in 1975 (as World Hunger Year) by the late singer/songwriter Harry Chapin, Tom Chapin’s older brother and Jen’s father. Why Hunger enlists performing artists to raise funds and awareness for the most innovative and effective community-based organizations fighting hunger and poverty on the frontlines in cities, towns and villages all across the world. Through music we can all make a difference in the world!
Jen Chapin performs urban folk and soul. Critics have hailed her work as “brilliant.. soulfully poetic” (NPR), “thoughtful … worth-savoring” (People), “addictive” (Boston Globe)
Joe D’Urso’s music runs the gamut from singer/songwriter to rock n roll with his band Stone Caravan. It’s “ passionate, vibrant and filled with great stories.” says Bill Ayres, executive director of WHY Hunger.
KJ Denhert’s special blend of urban folk & jazz has earned her four Independent Music Award nominations and in ’09, she was named as one of Jazz.com’s top female vocalists.
Anthony D’Amato’s music is a literate brand of heavy-hearted folk shot through with electric streaks of rock and roll. NPR calls his new CD, The Shipwreck from the Shore, “Warm and magnetic...a modern folk gem"
Tickets: $20 advance online & $25 at the door www.cafeacoustic.org 201-573-0718 Refreshments, wheelchair accessible, parking.
Proceeds will benefit Why Hunger and the OLM St Vincent’s Haiti Scholarship fund. www.cafeacoustic.org
Artist websites:
www.jenchapin.com
www.jdcaravan.com
www.kjdenhert.com
www.anthonydamatomusic.com
www.whyhunger.org
Jen Chapin and Joe D’Urso have been heavily involved with Why Hunger, the organization founded in 1975 (as World Hunger Year) by the late singer/songwriter Harry Chapin, Tom Chapin’s older brother and Jen’s father. Why Hunger enlists performing artists to raise funds and awareness for the most innovative and effective community-based organizations fighting hunger and poverty on the frontlines in cities, towns and villages all across the world. Through music we can all make a difference in the world!
Jen Chapin performs urban folk and soul. Critics have hailed her work as “brilliant.. soulfully poetic” (NPR), “thoughtful … worth-savoring” (People), “addictive” (Boston Globe)
Joe D’Urso’s music runs the gamut from singer/songwriter to rock n roll with his band Stone Caravan. It’s “ passionate, vibrant and filled with great stories.” says Bill Ayres, executive director of WHY Hunger.
KJ Denhert’s special blend of urban folk & jazz has earned her four Independent Music Award nominations and in ’09, she was named as one of Jazz.com’s top female vocalists.
Anthony D’Amato’s music is a literate brand of heavy-hearted folk shot through with electric streaks of rock and roll. NPR calls his new CD, The Shipwreck from the Shore, “Warm and magnetic...a modern folk gem"
Tickets: $20 advance online & $25 at the door www.cafeacoustic.org 201-573-0718 Refreshments, wheelchair accessible, parking.
Proceeds will benefit Why Hunger and the OLM St Vincent’s Haiti Scholarship fund. www.cafeacoustic.org
Artist websites:
www.jenchapin.com
www.jdcaravan.com
www.kjdenhert.com
www.anthonydamatomusic.com
www.whyhunger.org
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7PM to 10PM
Matt Turk & Friends, A Tribute to Old & in the Way & Almost Acoustic Common Ground Coffee House
25 Old Jackson Ave.Hastings on Hudson, NY 10706 USA
Phone: 914-693-1065
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://commongroundfusw.com/
Matt Turk can’t remember the circumstances of horse trading that landed him a cassette copy of Old and in the Way, the seminal record by Jerry Garcia (banjo), David Grisman (mandolin), Vassar Clements (violin), Peter Rowan (guitar), and John Kahn (bass) in his hands. It’s fitting somehow that soon after the legendary Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, NY reopened, with its bar auspiciously named, “Garcia’s,” that Matt would gather a group of fellow virtuoso musician friends for to celebrate the legacy of Old and in the Way and other acoustic music by Garcia with a residency at Garcia’s in August 2013. The core band is Turk mandolin/vocals, Deni Bonet on fiddle/vocals, Adam Roberts on bass, and Ayodele Maakheru on guitar and Boo Reiners on banjo. Turk, whose mandolin teacher, Hot Tuna’s Barry Mitterhoff also played with Peter Rowan. writes: “We did our best to get enough tunes together with everyone to fill a couple of long sets each night. We changed up the set lists a bit every week, covering a lot of bluegrass, pulling out some traditional stuff like Bill Monroe as well as a few classics. Add to that several tracks from the Pizza Tapes, a handful of Grateful Dead songs and it was a real fun mix. We threw in some Dylan, The Band, JJ Cale and anything we could that we knew Jerry had covered… and he did more than a lot! We honored the high lonesome sound and his love of it as best we could. The audiences were very enthusiastic and kept coming back for more.”
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr, Mitch Katz, Princes of Serendip, and hosts Kurt & Cheryl Henry Lazy Sunday at The Country Inn
1380 County Route 2Krumville, NY
Phone: (845)657-8956
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:30pm to 8:30pm
Every Other Tuesday Open Mic with Curtis Becraft! Tara Hill Tavern
2794 Broadway 10025
Phone: 212.678.9738
Website: https://www.tarahillnyc.com/
Musicians! Poets! Storytellers! Comedians! Extroverts! Come out and shine onstage in front of a friendly loving inebriated crowd. Curtis will host with compassion and good humor - hope you can come out and enjoy the fun and entertain us all! At a beautiful traditional Irish pub on the fab Upper West Side. With great bands happening later on; and really terrific food and drink. Please email curtisbecraft@gmail.com if you want to reserve a set, demand is high and space is limited. This show's featured performer is Jennifer Richman, she is terrific and has some new songs to play. We hope to see you!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Show The Peekskill Coffee House
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm
Tribes Hill Holiday Gathering and Solstice show rehearsal The First Unitarian Society (Home of Common Ground Coffee House)
25 Old Jackson AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 USA
The Tribes Hill holiday gathering in December 1st and its time to organize the gathering feast! Last year was a wonderful, thoughtful, bountiful spread that was enjoyed by many. Let us know if you are attending and what you can commit to contributing so that we can have a similar well-rounded culinary celebration.
This year the Tribes Hill Holiday Gathering will not include a run-through/rehearsal of the concert, but the evening will be filled with music and camaraderie, so bring your instruments and share. If you were selected as a Solstice performer, it is an opportunity to connect with your musical partners or invite musical partners to share the stage with you. Back up singers, bass players, instrumental soloists - there is a lot of talent to connect with and collaborate!
Please email Julia - directly at jbordenaro@yahoo.com if you are attending and what you are contributing to the potluck. Please be specific and hold tight to that thought so we can make sure all our bases are covered. We have palates and preferences of all kinds. If its dairy free or vegetarian or gluten free, let me know that as well.
It's going to be a great night of music and celebration! Let us know if you're coming!
This year the Tribes Hill Holiday Gathering will not include a run-through/rehearsal of the concert, but the evening will be filled with music and camaraderie, so bring your instruments and share. If you were selected as a Solstice performer, it is an opportunity to connect with your musical partners or invite musical partners to share the stage with you. Back up singers, bass players, instrumental soloists - there is a lot of talent to connect with and collaborate!
Please email Julia - directly at jbordenaro@yahoo.com if you are attending and what you are contributing to the potluck. Please be specific and hold tight to that thought so we can make sure all our bases are covered. We have palates and preferences of all kinds. If its dairy free or vegetarian or gluten free, let me know that as well.
It's going to be a great night of music and celebration! Let us know if you're coming!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10:30 pm to 12:30 am
Matt Turk & Adam Roberts The Gilroy
1561 Second AvenueNew York, NY 10028
Phone: (212) 734-8800
Website: https://www.facebook.com/gilroynyc?ref=br_tf
Bassist Adam Roberts joins rootsy, traditional, singer/songwriter Matt Turk at The Gilroy for uplifting guitar and mandolin music!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Monthly Residency Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://www.fredgillenjr.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:30PM to 11:30 pm
Matt Turk Four Harlem's Floradita
2276 12th Avenue (125th Street)New York, NY 10027
Phone: (212) 662-0090
Website: https://www.facebook.com/HarlemsFloridita
Bassist Adam Roberts, percussionist Joe Bonadio, keyboardist, accordionist and chromatic harmonica player Gary Schreiner join rootsy singer/songwriter Matt Turk for some great live music and jammin' at Harlem's Floradita.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Margaret Eberle Fair Trade Festival Memorial United Methodist Church
250 Bryant Avenue White Plains, NY 10605
Website: https://www.mlkwestchester.org/events/fair-trade-festival
Curtis and Carla are honored to be among the musicians entertaining at this terrific event! We play an hour-long set beginning at 1:30pm; we hope to see you there!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Show The Upstream Gallery
8 Main StreetHastings on Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: (914) 674-8548
Website: https://upstreamgallery.com
NYFA (New York Foundation For The Arts) grant recipient Fred Gillen Jr has released ten full-length albums, to great critical acclaim, and has toured all over the U.S. and Europe. His songs have been featured on ABC's "All My Children," NPR's "Car Talk," CMJ's New Music Marathon Sampler, and in 2012 his version of Woody Guthrie's "I Ain't Got No Home" was featured on "Pete Remembers Woody," a collection of Pete Seeger's spoken stories about Woody Guthrie. Like Guthrie, his songs often reflect the struggles of the marginalized and forgotten, shining a light on both the despair and hope in the human condition. Gillen has a new record coming out early next year and he'll be playing some songs from it plus some old favorites.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 PM to 10:30 pm
"We Three Duos" Holiday Concert First Congregational Church
131 Pascack RdPark Ridge, NJ
Phone: 201-573-0718
Price: $20.00
Website: https://www.cafeacoustic.org
- Six musical friends exploring some uncommon songs of the season -
~ Sara Milonovich & Andy Goessling ~
~ Karen Savoca & Pete Heitzman ~
~ Michele & Rick Gedney (Open Book)~
First Congregational Church UCC, 131 Pascack Rd, Park Ridge, NJ 201-391-5800
Tickets: $20 www.cafeacoustic.org More info:201-573-0718
Refreshments, accessible, parking. Proceeds will benefit Family Promise, an inter-faith hospitality network supporting homeless families in our area.
The Acoustic Café Music Series and the First Congregational Church, both of Park Ridge, present a special holiday concert featuring three musical couples with glorious harmonies and multi-instrumental collaboration. The show will focus on fresh interpretations of holiday songs and uplifting original material, providing some relief from “fa-la-la-fatigue” and send you home renewed by the magic of music!
Sara Milonovich & Andy Goessling: Singer/songwriter & fiddler Sara is part of the roots-rock band Daisycutter, and is also a sought-after accompanist in the rock, folk, bluegrass, Americana, & celtic music worlds, and has performed and recorded with such artists as Richard Shindell, Pete Seeger & Eliza Gilkyson. Andy is a founding member of the acclaimed jamband Railroad Earth, and has played with countless other artists including Phil Lesh, Warren Haynes, and Bruce Hornsby.
Karen Savoca & Pete Heitzman: Grit and sensitivity, percussion and groove. Karen and Pete are sinuous as two skaters gliding on ice as they play across soul, r &b, roots and world rhythms, conjuring a communion between audience and stage. The Edmonton Journal says, "There's soul in the delicious grooves & phrasing, and soul in the broader sense that floats out of her lyrical vision." The duo have released eight CDs, with a new release forthcoming.
Open Book: Michele & Rick Gedney have released two albums which received critical acclaim and national airplay. They have built a loyal following drawn to their mesmerizing songs, which weave guitar and vocal harmonies. “ Michele and Rick exhibit a gift for songwriting that entwines melodic invention with astute observations of the heart and soul-filling vocals of sterling quality,” says Tom Staudter of The Croton Gazette. Their new CD, Grateful, is about to be released.
~ Sara Milonovich & Andy Goessling ~
~ Karen Savoca & Pete Heitzman ~
~ Michele & Rick Gedney (Open Book)~
First Congregational Church UCC, 131 Pascack Rd, Park Ridge, NJ 201-391-5800
Tickets: $20 www.cafeacoustic.org More info:201-573-0718
Refreshments, accessible, parking. Proceeds will benefit Family Promise, an inter-faith hospitality network supporting homeless families in our area.
The Acoustic Café Music Series and the First Congregational Church, both of Park Ridge, present a special holiday concert featuring three musical couples with glorious harmonies and multi-instrumental collaboration. The show will focus on fresh interpretations of holiday songs and uplifting original material, providing some relief from “fa-la-la-fatigue” and send you home renewed by the magic of music!
Sara Milonovich & Andy Goessling: Singer/songwriter & fiddler Sara is part of the roots-rock band Daisycutter, and is also a sought-after accompanist in the rock, folk, bluegrass, Americana, & celtic music worlds, and has performed and recorded with such artists as Richard Shindell, Pete Seeger & Eliza Gilkyson. Andy is a founding member of the acclaimed jamband Railroad Earth, and has played with countless other artists including Phil Lesh, Warren Haynes, and Bruce Hornsby.
Karen Savoca & Pete Heitzman: Grit and sensitivity, percussion and groove. Karen and Pete are sinuous as two skaters gliding on ice as they play across soul, r &b, roots and world rhythms, conjuring a communion between audience and stage. The Edmonton Journal says, "There's soul in the delicious grooves & phrasing, and soul in the broader sense that floats out of her lyrical vision." The duo have released eight CDs, with a new release forthcoming.
Open Book: Michele & Rick Gedney have released two albums which received critical acclaim and national airplay. They have built a loyal following drawn to their mesmerizing songs, which weave guitar and vocal harmonies. “ Michele and Rick exhibit a gift for songwriting that entwines melodic invention with astute observations of the heart and soul-filling vocals of sterling quality,” says Tom Staudter of The Croton Gazette. Their new CD, Grateful, is about to be released.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:30pm to 8:30pm
Every Other Tuesday Open Mic with Curtis Becraft! Tara Hill Tavern
2794 Broadway 10025
Phone: 212.678.9738
Website: https://www.tarahillnyc.com/
Musicians! Poets! Storytellers! Comedians! Extroverts! Come out and shine onstage in front of a friendly loving inebriated crowd. Curtis will host with compassion and good humor - hope you can come out and enjoy the fun and entertain us all! At a beautiful traditional Irish pub on the fab Upper West Side. With great bands happening later on; and really terrific food and drink. We hope to see you!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7PM to 10PM
Deni Bonet & Matt Turk The Mill
583 Warburton Ave.Hastings on Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: (914) 231-7772
Website: https://www.themillhastings.com
Rootsy, traditional, singer/songwriters Deni Bonet & Matt Turk play together at The Mill for their residency on the second Tuesday night of the month! Come out for uplifting fiddle, guitar, mandolin music and lush harmonies. Hear your favorite originals & choice classic cover songs while drinking great beer and eating tasty food served by our favorite bartender Christina Cashin! The Mill is a 2014 Best of Westchester Magazine!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4:30 PM
Tribes Hill's 13th Annual Solstice Concert Common Ground Coffee House
25 Old Jackson Ave.Hastings on Hudson, NY 10706 USA
Website: https://commongroundfusw.com/
Tribes Hill's Thirteenth Annual Winter Solstice Celebration Concert is where our members work together to put on a concert that will take you out of the stress of the holidays and immerse you into the magic of its spirit!
Featuring performances by Fred Arcoleo & Amy Soucy; Avalanche; Iris Cohen & Pete Tamburrini; Curtis & Carla; James Durst & Madhumita Chakrabartti; Gillen & Turk; Great Blue; Jay Hitt; Scoot Horton; Karen Hudson; Larry Kolker; John Kramer; Pat Lamanna; Lisa Lipkin; Di Morgan; Jenny Murphy; Pluck & Rail; Gordon Roeher & Nancy Doherty and Steve Scholle
Our Interfaith Celebration offers the opportunity for our collective of musical artists to unite and share fresh and familiar seasonal music. Representing traditional, original, contemporary and classic genres; songs in native languages spotlight the diversity of celebration and highlight our commonality, the heart of this season's traditions and festivities.
We present this show together with our cultural friends and partners at Common Ground Coffee House. It will be held at the First Unitarian Society of Westchester on 25 Old Jackson Ave, Hastings On Hudson, NY 10706
During an intermission, attendees can purchase performer CDs. Food will include a “Musical Meal” which is a half-wrap, bag of chips (from an assortment) and a beverage of your choice for $5.00. Home baked goodies, coffee, tea, hot cocoa and spiced cider will be available for $1.00 each. We will have some vegetarian and gluten-free choices too.
Donations of home-baked goods makes this a more successful fundraiser: if you would like to contribute a baked item, please contact Mary Beth at keanmb@gmail.com
This Fundraiser for our organization allows you to celebrate the gift of giving; we appreciate your contribution in support of live music!
We hope you will bring your family and friends to this unique holiday event!
Featuring performances by Fred Arcoleo & Amy Soucy; Avalanche; Iris Cohen & Pete Tamburrini; Curtis & Carla; James Durst & Madhumita Chakrabartti; Gillen & Turk; Great Blue; Jay Hitt; Scoot Horton; Karen Hudson; Larry Kolker; John Kramer; Pat Lamanna; Lisa Lipkin; Di Morgan; Jenny Murphy; Pluck & Rail; Gordon Roeher & Nancy Doherty and Steve Scholle
Our Interfaith Celebration offers the opportunity for our collective of musical artists to unite and share fresh and familiar seasonal music. Representing traditional, original, contemporary and classic genres; songs in native languages spotlight the diversity of celebration and highlight our commonality, the heart of this season's traditions and festivities.
We present this show together with our cultural friends and partners at Common Ground Coffee House. It will be held at the First Unitarian Society of Westchester on 25 Old Jackson Ave, Hastings On Hudson, NY 10706
During an intermission, attendees can purchase performer CDs. Food will include a “Musical Meal” which is a half-wrap, bag of chips (from an assortment) and a beverage of your choice for $5.00. Home baked goodies, coffee, tea, hot cocoa and spiced cider will be available for $1.00 each. We will have some vegetarian and gluten-free choices too.
Donations of home-baked goods makes this a more successful fundraiser: if you would like to contribute a baked item, please contact Mary Beth at keanmb@gmail.com
This Fundraiser for our organization allows you to celebrate the gift of giving; we appreciate your contribution in support of live music!
We hope you will bring your family and friends to this unique holiday event!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 10pm
Curtis Becraft on the Friday Before Christmas! Coffee Labs - Tarrytown
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: (914) 332-1479
Website: https://www.coffeelabs.com
A rare mostly-solo show, Curtis will be playing his new songs that will be on his upcoming record, and also some favs, maybe even a holiday song or two. Its the Friday Before Christmas in Tarrytown - hope to see you!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 pm to 11 pm
We Are Buffalo Dave's Famous in Smithtown, New York
Michael Horwitz, founding member of We Are Buffalo and fellow founding member, Richard Brooker will be playing all original songs and instrumentals.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
A Very Slambovian Christmas The Towne Crier Cafe - Beacon
379 Main StreetBeacon, NY
Phone: 845 855 1300
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
This has become an annual event at the Towne Crier, with previous celebrations recorded & released by the Slambovians.
ps.....we just put up a free Christmas Sampler at Noisetrade! Four of our favorite tracks, selected from our “A Very Slambovian Christmas” album – free for you to stream or download with email address. We’re hoping you’ll share this sampler with your friends – especially those unfamiliar with Slambovia. Merry Everything!! (get it at slambovia.com)
ps.....we just put up a free Christmas Sampler at Noisetrade! Four of our favorite tracks, selected from our “A Very Slambovian Christmas” album – free for you to stream or download with email address. We’re hoping you’ll share this sampler with your friends – especially those unfamiliar with Slambovia. Merry Everything!! (get it at slambovia.com)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:30pm to 8:30pm
Every Other Tuesday Open Mic with Curtis Becraft! Tara Hill Tavern
2794 Broadway 10025
Phone: 212.678.9738
Website: https://www.tarahillnyc.com/
Musicians! Poets! Storytellers! Comedians! Extroverts! Come out and shine onstage in front of a friendly loving inebriated crowd. Curtis will host with compassion and good humor - hope you can come out and enjoy the fun and entertain us all! At a beautiful traditional Irish pub on the fab Upper West Side. With great bands happening later on; and really terrific food and drink. We hope to see you!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm to 10pm
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering The Home of Steve Scholle
5 Homewood RoadHartsdale, NY 10530
Phone: 914-761-8761 srslle@Gmail.com
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together! Bring your instruments, tunes and voice!
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7PM to 10PM
Matt Turk The Tapp
17 North BroadwayTarrytown, NY
Phone: (914) 703-6022
Website: https://www.thetappny.com
Matt Turk solo at this lively, local Hudson Valley haunt!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11 am to 1pm
We Are Buffalo Mount Kisco Farmers Market
The Trio We Are Buffalo comprised of Michael Horwitz, Richard Brooker and David Kane will be performing all original songs and instrumentals.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:00 PM to 7:30 PM
Suzzy Roche & Lucy Wainwright Roche River Spirit Music House Concert Series
Hastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: 347-MUSIC-76
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.riverspiritmusic.com
All shows will be in Hastings-on-Hudson, New York
Music starts promptly at 5:00 PM
Doors open for Potluck dinner at 4:00 PM - Bring a dish!
All Shows – Suggested donation:
$20 in advance ($20.88 after PayPal processing fee) or $22 at the door - 100% goes to the musicians
Open seating.
Online orders end at midnight the Friday before the concert.
Donations are not refundable.
All online orders will be confirmed by email.
Concert address will be provided when reservation is confirmed.
A mother-daughter duo with impressive accomplishments in their own separate careers, Suzzy and Lucy recently released Fairytale & Myth, their first musical collaboration. Rob Morsberger, a Hudson Valley singer-songwriter, arranger and sideman (for artists like Crash Test Dummies and Marshall Crenshaw) co-produced the album before his untimely death in June due to brain cancer. Rob also played piano, accordion, organ, arranged strings and other odds and ends on the album. Suzzy was devastated to learn of Rob's diagnosis and wanted to work with him again to make an album that would be a tribute to his beautiful musical gifts. "In the face of his diagnosis, Rob threw himself into living and focusing on the true meaning of life, as well as making music. We made the record in the dead of winter huddled in the studio in our winter coats," says Suzzy, recalling the warmth and intimacy of the hours she and Lucy, spent with Rob recording this album. "It was one of the most magical musical moments of my life." When you listen to this album, the beauty and magic and power of Rob's piano and the Roches' sweet, exquisite harmonies will enchant and transport you. You'll mourn the loss of Rob Morsberger, but you'll celebrate the life, love, passion, energy, and warmth of his music.
Music starts promptly at 5:00 PM
Doors open for Potluck dinner at 4:00 PM - Bring a dish!
All Shows – Suggested donation:
$20 in advance ($20.88 after PayPal processing fee) or $22 at the door - 100% goes to the musicians
Open seating.
Online orders end at midnight the Friday before the concert.
Donations are not refundable.
All online orders will be confirmed by email.
Concert address will be provided when reservation is confirmed.
A mother-daughter duo with impressive accomplishments in their own separate careers, Suzzy and Lucy recently released Fairytale & Myth, their first musical collaboration. Rob Morsberger, a Hudson Valley singer-songwriter, arranger and sideman (for artists like Crash Test Dummies and Marshall Crenshaw) co-produced the album before his untimely death in June due to brain cancer. Rob also played piano, accordion, organ, arranged strings and other odds and ends on the album. Suzzy was devastated to learn of Rob's diagnosis and wanted to work with him again to make an album that would be a tribute to his beautiful musical gifts. "In the face of his diagnosis, Rob threw himself into living and focusing on the true meaning of life, as well as making music. We made the record in the dead of winter huddled in the studio in our winter coats," says Suzzy, recalling the warmth and intimacy of the hours she and Lucy, spent with Rob recording this album. "It was one of the most magical musical moments of my life." When you listen to this album, the beauty and magic and power of Rob's piano and the Roches' sweet, exquisite harmonies will enchant and transport you. You'll mourn the loss of Rob Morsberger, but you'll celebrate the life, love, passion, energy, and warmth of his music.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:30 PM
Tribes Hill Business Meeting Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, NY 10595
Phone: 914-564-9212
Officers and Board Members only.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Duo with Jeff Eyrich The Mill
583 Warburton Ave.Hastings on Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: (914) 231-7772
Fred Gillen Jr is joined by groovy bassist Jeff Eyrich for some original songs, classic folk and rock songs, and even a little reggae!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 10:30 pm
GILLEN & TURK Bean Runner Cafe
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566 USA
Phone: (914) 737-1701
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com/
Gillen & Turk are currently co-writing songs for a follow-up to their successful debut album "Backs To The Wall," and plan to test out some of this new material at the show, along with some of their old favorites.
"Gillen and Turk combined their efforts with spectacular results." — David Malachowski, Daily Freeman, Kingston, NY
"pointed, socially conscious songs bolstered by some impressive musicianship" — Greg Haynes, Times Union, Albany, NY
"unvarnished social commentary with folkified hoot-and-holler melodies" — Sing Out! Fall, 2008
"Gillen and Turk combined their efforts with spectacular results." — David Malachowski, Daily Freeman, Kingston, NY
"pointed, socially conscious songs bolstered by some impressive musicianship" — Greg Haynes, Times Union, Albany, NY
"unvarnished social commentary with folkified hoot-and-holler melodies" — Sing Out! Fall, 2008
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 pm-10 pm to 10pm
We Are Buffalo Famous Dave's New Brunswick NJ
Two sets of We Are Buffalo
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:30PM
Urban H2O @ HOME presents Dubl Handi in a special house concert / Artisanal Beer & Cheese Tasting Park Hill Yonkers Location (RSVP for address)
Phone: 917 562 8584
Website: https://www.urbanh2o.com
Special Urban H2O House Concert!
Dubl Handi performs an intimate show in the Park Hill neighborhood of Yonkers.
A refreshingly upbeat, joyously creative stringband voted #1 bluegrass band in NYC by Village Voice 2014.
$10 includes Free Beer from sponsor Captain Lawrence. Show begins at 8:00pm.
Evening will also feature house-made Pastrami and Smoked Fish on H&H bagels (available for purchase)
Come early for a special Artisanal Beer and Cheese tasting $20 6:30pm
RSVP required (specify preference: concert or tasting/concert) musicanon@gmail.com
Address will be provided in response to your RSVP
Dubl Handi performs an intimate show in the Park Hill neighborhood of Yonkers.
A refreshingly upbeat, joyously creative stringband voted #1 bluegrass band in NYC by Village Voice 2014.
$10 includes Free Beer from sponsor Captain Lawrence. Show begins at 8:00pm.
Evening will also feature house-made Pastrami and Smoked Fish on H&H bagels (available for purchase)
Come early for a special Artisanal Beer and Cheese tasting $20 6:30pm
RSVP required (specify preference: concert or tasting/concert) musicanon@gmail.com
Address will be provided in response to your RSVP
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 11pm
CURTIS BECRAFT and the DILETTANTES! Cowgirl Seahorse
259 Front StreetNew York, NY 10038
Website: https://www.cowgirlseahorse.com
We love Cowgirl Seahorse, and you will too!!! Great Cajun/Texmex menu, terrific margaritas and drinks, friendly folks who love to hang late, just a stone's throw south of the Brooklyn Bridge near the fabulous South Street Seaport. Great live Americana music every Monday! This is the return of Curtis Becraft's legendary band The Dilettantes - with Ethan Hartshorn, percussion guitar ukulele vox; Evan Behlivanis, bass vox; Oscar Rodriguez, guitar vox; Carla Lynne Hall, percussion vox; and Curtis on guitars, accordion, mandolin, harmonicas vox and playing original songs and classic covers. No cover charge, fun and music in lower Manhattan - we hope to see you!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR The Tapp
17 North BroadwayTarrytown, NY
Phone: (914) 703-6022
Website: https://www.thetappny.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 pm to 10 pm
We Are Buffalo Famous Dave's New Brunswick NJ
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Hot Rod Pacer and Phineas & the Lonely Leaves The River Roadhouse
533 Warburton Ave.Hastings, NY 10706
Website: https://www.facebook.com/pages/River-Roadhouse/121086187906251
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 PM
Ellis Paul in Concert Acoustic Cafe Music Series at OLM Academy
25 Fremont AvePark Ridge, NJ 07656 usa
Phone: 201-573-0718
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.cafeacoustic.org
The Acoustic Café is excited to welcome singer/songwriter Ellis Paul for our first show of 2015! With special guest 17 year old emerging artist Hayley Reardon.
Ellis Paul's songwriting credentials are unassailable. They are as genuine as the fifteen Boston Music Awards he has earned, as indelible as the tattoo of Woody Guthrie that adorns his arm, and as authentic as the musical roots he draws upon with every note he plays. He emerged out of the Boston music scene during a time when contemporary folk was beginning to come into the mainstream. Now, Ellis has 20+ years of playing 150 to 200 shows annually, 19 record releases, a documentary film, a book of poems & short stories, an award winning children's book project, as well as songs featured on Hollywood soundtracks.
Ellis Paul's songwriting credentials are unassailable. They are as genuine as the fifteen Boston Music Awards he has earned, as indelible as the tattoo of Woody Guthrie that adorns his arm, and as authentic as the musical roots he draws upon with every note he plays. He emerged out of the Boston music scene during a time when contemporary folk was beginning to come into the mainstream. Now, Ellis has 20+ years of playing 150 to 200 shows annually, 19 record releases, a documentary film, a book of poems & short stories, an award winning children's book project, as well as songs featured on Hollywood soundtracks.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 to 9:00
Michael Horwitz performing at Shabbat Shira Jewish Family Congregation
Shabbat Shira is known as the song of Sabbath. Michael Horwitz will be singing with the choir and will be doing one of his original pieces for the service as well.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm; doors open at 6:45pm to 10pm
Groovin' in New Fairfield presents Joe Crookston with special guest Elizabeth Kemler Groovin' in New Fairfield Coffeehouse, New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Rte 37, New Fairifield CT
33 Route 37New Fairfield, CT 06812
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://groovininnewfairfield.com
Joe Crookston,our featured perfomer, is a master storyteller, artist, writer, painter, and guitar picker. His music swirls with themes of lightness, darkness, clocks ticking, weeping willows, cynicism, hope, and the cycles of life and rebirth. If you love a moving song and musical madness, Joe Crookston delivers it all, the melodies, the lyrics, the energy, and a deep passion for exceptionally well-written songs.
Elizabeth Kemler returns to the stage after a ten-year hiatus, one that proved fertile ground for dynamic new work she is keen to share. A former regular at clubs like The Bitter End and The Living Room, Elizabeth spent years mining what she calls a ‘messy life’ for gems she could craft into musical messages. The result, are songs rich with emotional intensity and hard-won wisdom, delivered in a voice alternately melodic and raw, intimate and fierce.
Enjoy a moderately priced dinner catered by Bruno’s Restaurant before the show. Choices include: Eggplant Rollatini, Chicken Francese, Pizza, Coffee, Tea, Hot Mulled Cider, Water, and Homemade Desserts
Advance Tickets can be purchased at the NF Sr. Center or by mail. Payments made by mail should be payable to Groovin in New Fairfield, and sent to GINF c/o New Fairfield Sr. Center 33 Rt.37 New Fairfield, CT 06812 Please allow sufficient time when mailing. All Sales Are Final.
For additional information contact us at: grcoffeehouse@gmail.com
Elizabeth Kemler returns to the stage after a ten-year hiatus, one that proved fertile ground for dynamic new work she is keen to share. A former regular at clubs like The Bitter End and The Living Room, Elizabeth spent years mining what she calls a ‘messy life’ for gems she could craft into musical messages. The result, are songs rich with emotional intensity and hard-won wisdom, delivered in a voice alternately melodic and raw, intimate and fierce.
Enjoy a moderately priced dinner catered by Bruno’s Restaurant before the show. Choices include: Eggplant Rollatini, Chicken Francese, Pizza, Coffee, Tea, Hot Mulled Cider, Water, and Homemade Desserts
Advance Tickets can be purchased at the NF Sr. Center or by mail. Payments made by mail should be payable to Groovin in New Fairfield, and sent to GINF c/o New Fairfield Sr. Center 33 Rt.37 New Fairfield, CT 06812 Please allow sufficient time when mailing. All Sales Are Final.
For additional information contact us at: grcoffeehouse@gmail.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2pm to 4pm
Super Bowl Sunday Brunch with Curtis & Carla!!! Maggie Reilly's
340 9th AvenueNew York, NY 10001
Phone: (646) 476-3209
Website: https://www.maggiereillys.com
We love Maggie Reilly's, and you will too! An authentic Irish pub on Manhattan's midtown west side, a stone's throw from the Highline. Great food including classic Irish favs, and sure, they've got drinks to pour for sure... Join Curtis and Carla for Super Bowl Sunday brunch, the greatest American holiday ever! We hope to see you!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 CANCELLED!
CANCELLED: Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering & Ted Berkowitz Exhibit Kick-Off Croton Free Library
171 Cleveland DriveCroton-on-Hudson NY, NY 10520 United States
Website: https://www.TribesHill.com
Due to poor weather and travel conditions, tonight's monthly Tribes Hill gathering and art opening for Ted Berkowitz has been cancelled. We hope to reschedule later this month.
Although he doesn't sing or write songs, Tribes Hill member Ted Berkowitz is a painter, a sketcher, a schemer and a dreamer. He can be found at most Tribes Hill events and gatherings, sitting quietly with a pencil and a sketch book - catching musicians when they least expect it. His images appear on our website and in some of our members' homes as well. Find out what Ted's art is all about at this combined monthly gathering of our musicians community (open to all) and the launch of a unique exhibit of his work at the Croton Free Library, 171 Cleveland Drive, Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520. Please bring an appetizer or a side dish (salad, fresh bread or rolls or hot vegetable) or dessert to share. NON-ALCOHOLIC beverages are welcome too. Let's support Ted for this special evening, as he has supported Tribes Hill for many years. And as always, bring your instruments and voices!
Although he doesn't sing or write songs, Tribes Hill member Ted Berkowitz is a painter, a sketcher, a schemer and a dreamer. He can be found at most Tribes Hill events and gatherings, sitting quietly with a pencil and a sketch book - catching musicians when they least expect it. His images appear on our website and in some of our members' homes as well. Find out what Ted's art is all about at this combined monthly gathering of our musicians community (open to all) and the launch of a unique exhibit of his work at the Croton Free Library, 171 Cleveland Drive, Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520. Please bring an appetizer or a side dish (salad, fresh bread or rolls or hot vegetable) or dessert to share. NON-ALCOHOLIC beverages are welcome too. Let's support Ted for this special evening, as he has supported Tribes Hill for many years. And as always, bring your instruments and voices!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7PM to 7:45PM
Matt Turk Band Rockwood Music Hall : Stage 2
196 Allen StreetNew York, NY 10920 USA
Phone: 212.477.4155
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://rockwoodmusichall.com/
Joining Matt who will be on guitar, mandolin and vocals will be Rik Mercaldi (guitar), Mike Visceglia (bass), Gary Schreiner (keyboards) and Doug Yowell (drums).
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr 46th Birthday Show Coffe Labs Roasters
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY
Website: https://www.coffeelabs.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 pm-10 pm
We Are Buffalo Famous Dave's New Brunswick NJ
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR Full Band "Wage Love" CD Release with special guest Laura Bowman EMBARK @ EMC
925 South Street, 1st floorPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: (914) 671-7772
Price: $15.00
Website: https://www.embarkpeekskill.com/
$15 admission includes a copy of the CD! Jeff Eyrich: bass, Paul J Magliari: drums, Matt Turk: guitar and mandolin, Laura Bowman: vocals. Laura will do an opening set and then we'll play the album in order. If you want to hear more, we'll play some old favorites! Food and drink and a hang, too! WAGE LOVE stickers, buttons, and T-shirts, too! WAGE LOVE!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:00 PM to 7:30 PM
The Grahams River Spirit Music House Concert Series
Hastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 United States
Phone: 347-MUSIC-76
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.riverspiritmusic.com
http://www.thegrahamsmusic.net/All shows will be in Hastings-on-Hudson, New York
Music starts promptly at 5:00 PM
Doors open for Potluck dinner at 4:00 PM - Bring a dish!
All Shows – Suggested donation:
$20 in advance ($20.88 after PayPal processing fee) or $22 at the door - 100% goes to the musicians
Open seating.
Online orders end at midnight the Friday before the concert.
Donations are not refundable.
All online orders will be confirmed by email.
Concert address will be provided when reservation is confirmed.
Recently featured on Sunday Breakfast with John Platt on WFUV and John's On Your Radar series
Listen to John's interview with Alyssa and Doug here
The Grahams, the creative union of lifelong romantic partners Alyssa and Doug Graham, combine soulful bluegrass with hints of earthy Americana, adding colors from traditional folk and country blues, into an infectious blend of storytelling that results in songs of love, loss, yearning, and the view from rural American roads less traveled.
While the duo first met in grade school -- a trait shared by previous musical trail-blazers, from Lennon/McCartney to Jagger/Richards - the Grahams' journey together began when they were teenagers in the shadow of New York City. There, Alyssa, the impassioned troubadour, and Doug, the guitarist extraordinaire, shared a mutual love for the music of the Woodstock era and the adventures of the great outdoors. Over the ensuing years many a campfire lit acoustic jam would include the best of roots renegades like Neil Young, The Band, Gram Parsons, Janis and Emmylou along with more than a few Jerry Garcia and Johnny Cash nuggets. Later, spending much of their time in the secluded Adirondack Mountains at the Graham family fold, Alyssa and Doug learned the time-honored craft of songwriting. Here, their ongoing interests in traditional country, mountain bluegrass and folk legends such as The Carter Family, Dock Boggs and Mississippi John Hurt would blossom. Hoping to share their stories on a wider stage, the couple eventually settled in New York City, where they performed, collaborated and recorded a variety of acclaimed material before adopting The Grahams moniker.
While the duo had written music together before, in the summer of 2012 new writing sessions yielded a different approach. Something magical was happening between Alyssa and Doug. Their debut album, "Riverman's Daughter," is a winning culmination of The Grahams' long journey into the heart of America, the inspiration they derived from immersion into classic American music, and the natural and honest talent they have for bringing forth a modern musical idiom steeped in tradition.
Music starts promptly at 5:00 PM
Doors open for Potluck dinner at 4:00 PM - Bring a dish!
All Shows – Suggested donation:
$20 in advance ($20.88 after PayPal processing fee) or $22 at the door - 100% goes to the musicians
Open seating.
Online orders end at midnight the Friday before the concert.
Donations are not refundable.
All online orders will be confirmed by email.
Concert address will be provided when reservation is confirmed.
Recently featured on Sunday Breakfast with John Platt on WFUV and John's On Your Radar series
Listen to John's interview with Alyssa and Doug here
The Grahams, the creative union of lifelong romantic partners Alyssa and Doug Graham, combine soulful bluegrass with hints of earthy Americana, adding colors from traditional folk and country blues, into an infectious blend of storytelling that results in songs of love, loss, yearning, and the view from rural American roads less traveled.
While the duo first met in grade school -- a trait shared by previous musical trail-blazers, from Lennon/McCartney to Jagger/Richards - the Grahams' journey together began when they were teenagers in the shadow of New York City. There, Alyssa, the impassioned troubadour, and Doug, the guitarist extraordinaire, shared a mutual love for the music of the Woodstock era and the adventures of the great outdoors. Over the ensuing years many a campfire lit acoustic jam would include the best of roots renegades like Neil Young, The Band, Gram Parsons, Janis and Emmylou along with more than a few Jerry Garcia and Johnny Cash nuggets. Later, spending much of their time in the secluded Adirondack Mountains at the Graham family fold, Alyssa and Doug learned the time-honored craft of songwriting. Here, their ongoing interests in traditional country, mountain bluegrass and folk legends such as The Carter Family, Dock Boggs and Mississippi John Hurt would blossom. Hoping to share their stories on a wider stage, the couple eventually settled in New York City, where they performed, collaborated and recorded a variety of acclaimed material before adopting The Grahams moniker.
While the duo had written music together before, in the summer of 2012 new writing sessions yielded a different approach. Something magical was happening between Alyssa and Doug. Their debut album, "Riverman's Daughter," is a winning culmination of The Grahams' long journey into the heart of America, the inspiration they derived from immersion into classic American music, and the natural and honest talent they have for bringing forth a modern musical idiom steeped in tradition.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm to 8:30pm
Curtis Becraft's Blues Tuesday Open Mic with featured performer Larry Kolker! Tara Hill Tavern
2794 BroadwayNew York, NY 10025
Phone: (212) 678-9738
Website: https://www.tarahillnyc.com
It's the Upper West Side's best open mic! With host Curtis Becraft, and this week's featured performer Larry Kolker! 
- Tribes Hillpeople are encouraged to come out and sign up! Musicians! Comedians! Storytellers! Poets! Extroverts! This is your time to shine - we hope to see you!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 pm
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Acoustic The Tapp
17 North BroadwayTarrytown, NY
Phone: (914) 703-6022
Website: https://www.thetappny.com/
Original and classic folk and rock. Friendly bar and restaurant with good food!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 pm-10 pm
We Are Buffalo Famous Dave's New Brunswick NJ
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 10pm
Curtis Becraft & Friends Coffee Labs - Tarrytown
Tempt fate with Curtis Becraft and his musical friends as we celebrate Friday the 13th of February fun. Tarrytown's Coffee Labs is Westchester's best coffeehouse - hope you can join us! This is the first of my monthly Winter 2015 residency, and will feature special guest musicians!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5pm to 11pm
Happy Valentines Day with Curtis & Carla! Cowgirl Seahorse
259 Front StreetNew York, NY 10038
Phone: (212) 608-7873
Website: https://www.cowgirlseahorse.com
At the fabulous Cowgirl Seahorse - we'll be celebrating with nothing but love songs - its a great place to bring your better half for a romantic meal, and a strong drink or two! We hope to see you!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 p.m. to 10:30 pm
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Acoustic Valentine's Night! Social on 6
944 route 6Mahopac, NY
Phone: 845-803-8193
Website: https://socialon6.com/#about
Original and classic rock and folk songs, more love songs than usual, great food and craft beer
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2pm to 5pm
Curtis and Carla's Anti-VD Brunch!!! Maggie Reilly's
340 9th AvenueNew York, NY 10001
Phone: (646) 476-3209
Website: https://www.maggiereillys.com
What's to become of the brokenhearted? They walk on over to Maggie Reilly's for Curtis and Carla's remedy to Valentine's Day, the Anti-VD Brunch!!! Featuring love songs, lost love songs, anti-love songs, booty-call songs - the many facets of romance!!!
Maggie Reilly's is at 9th Ave and 30th St., midtown west - easy to get to, easy parking on Sunday; great food, drink, very nice place with pleasant dining room. We hope to see you!!!
Maggie Reilly's is at 9th Ave and 30th St., midtown west - easy to get to, easy parking on Sunday; great food, drink, very nice place with pleasant dining room. We hope to see you!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 PM to 9 PM
Shakuhachi Masters' Recital (including Steve Scholle) Tenri Cultural Institute,
43A W.13th Street, New York, NY
If you've never heard the shakuhachi you're in for a treat. It is the traditional Japanese bamboo flute. It's origins date back over 1000 years. This concert is the annual event of New York's Ki Sui An Shakuhachi Dojo, featuring veteran players, including Stephen Scholle, licensed in 1998. The repertoire this evening will be primarily honkyoku or music of the Zen meditation traditions.
Special guest artist will be Kurahashi Yodo II, one of the foremost masters in Japan. For tickets and information ($5 Discount for Students and Seniors), call 917-207-6724, or email: nyogetsu@gmail.com
Special guest artist will be Kurahashi Yodo II, one of the foremost masters in Japan. For tickets and information ($5 Discount for Students and Seniors), call 917-207-6724, or email: nyogetsu@gmail.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 pm-10 pm
We Are Buffalo Famous Dave's New Brunswick NJ
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 11 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Wage Love Tour The Starving Artist Cafe
249 City Island Avenue, City IslandCity Island Bronx, New York 10464
Phone: 718.885.3779
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 PM
James Maddock Trio in Concert Acoustic Cafe Music Series at OLM Academy
25 Fremont AvePark Ridge, NJ 07656 usa
Phone: 201-573-0718
Price: $25.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.cafeacoustic.org
James Maddock Trio in Concert
When: Saturday, February 21st, 2015 at 8 PM
Where: Our Lady of Mercy Academy, 25 Fremont Ave, Park Ridge, NJ
Tickets: $25 www.cafeacoustic.org 201-573-0718
With special guest Michaela Mcclain opening the show.
Proceeds will benefit the OLM St Vincent’s Haiti Scholarship program .
Award winning British singer/songwriter James Maddock returns with his trio to the Acoustic Café on February 21st, showcasing songs from his latest CD, Another Life and from his forthcoming new release, Green.. The charm of James Maddock, to somehow access all that is timeless and make an immediate and lasting connection, is the product of years of honing his craft. His music sounds and feels instantly classic.
After fronting the band Wood, whose hit song, “Stay You” was included in the first Dawson's Creek compilation, Maddock moved from England to NYC. His album, ‘Sunrise On Avenue C’ won the NY Music Award for Best Americana Album and Best Vocal performance, while the follow-up, 'Wake Up And Dream' ranked among the top albums of 2011 in WFUV's Listener Poll. He recently performed with Bruce Springsteen at the Light of Day show in Asbury Park, Dave Immergluck of Counting Crows, Spin Doctors & Willie Nile, among many others, and is a resident artist at Rockwood Music Hall. He has steadily gained traction here in the Northeast and overseas, with his infectious live performances and accessibility to his fans.
According to radio legend Vin Scelsa, Maddock's "heartbreakingly beautiful and exquisitely crafted music touches the soul."
When: Saturday, February 21st, 2015 at 8 PM
Where: Our Lady of Mercy Academy, 25 Fremont Ave, Park Ridge, NJ
Tickets: $25 www.cafeacoustic.org 201-573-0718
With special guest Michaela Mcclain opening the show.
Proceeds will benefit the OLM St Vincent’s Haiti Scholarship program .
Award winning British singer/songwriter James Maddock returns with his trio to the Acoustic Café on February 21st, showcasing songs from his latest CD, Another Life and from his forthcoming new release, Green.. The charm of James Maddock, to somehow access all that is timeless and make an immediate and lasting connection, is the product of years of honing his craft. His music sounds and feels instantly classic.
After fronting the band Wood, whose hit song, “Stay You” was included in the first Dawson's Creek compilation, Maddock moved from England to NYC. His album, ‘Sunrise On Avenue C’ won the NY Music Award for Best Americana Album and Best Vocal performance, while the follow-up, 'Wake Up And Dream' ranked among the top albums of 2011 in WFUV's Listener Poll. He recently performed with Bruce Springsteen at the Light of Day show in Asbury Park, Dave Immergluck of Counting Crows, Spin Doctors & Willie Nile, among many others, and is a resident artist at Rockwood Music Hall. He has steadily gained traction here in the Northeast and overseas, with his infectious live performances and accessibility to his fans.
According to radio legend Vin Scelsa, Maddock's "heartbreakingly beautiful and exquisitely crafted music touches the soul."
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering & Ted Berkowitz Exhibit Reception Croton Free Library
171 Cleveland DriveCroton-on-Hudson, NY 10520
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together! Bring your instruments, tunes and voice! All are welcome. 6pm dinner and chatting, 7pmish the music making begins.
This is our normal monthly gathering, rescheduled because of weather, and hosted at the Croton Free Library, which this month is featuring the works of Tribes Hill member TED BERKOWITZ.
Ted is a painter, sketcher, a schemer and a dreamer. He can be found at most Tribes Hill events and gatherings, sitting quietly with a pencil and a sketch book - catching musicians when they least expect it. His images appear on our website and in some of our members' homes as well. Find out what Ted's art is all about at this combined monthly gathering of our musicians community (open to all) and the launch of a unique exhibit of his work.
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. Please note this location required NON-ALCOHOLIC beverages.
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
This is our normal monthly gathering, rescheduled because of weather, and hosted at the Croton Free Library, which this month is featuring the works of Tribes Hill member TED BERKOWITZ.
Ted is a painter, sketcher, a schemer and a dreamer. He can be found at most Tribes Hill events and gatherings, sitting quietly with a pencil and a sketch book - catching musicians when they least expect it. His images appear on our website and in some of our members' homes as well. Find out what Ted's art is all about at this combined monthly gathering of our musicians community (open to all) and the launch of a unique exhibit of his work.
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. Please note this location required NON-ALCOHOLIC beverages.
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr with special guest Chris Moore The Peekskill Coffee Hosue
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 p.m. to 10:00 pm
New Morning Songwriter's Series Featuring Laura Bowman, Fred Gillen Jr, Jim Harrison, and Amalia Ververis New Morning Market, Upstairs Community Room
129 Main Street NorthWoodbury, CT
Phone: 203-266-6688
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 p.m. to 10:30 pm
Hudson Valley Sally Performs Starving Artist Cafe
249 City Island Ave.City Island, New York
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com
This is folk music, gosh darn it, in every sense of the term. Songs about politics, social injustice, societal wrongs (and rights) and songs of war and peace, this four member band serves up originals and familiar folk songs with tight harmonies and accompaniment on guitar, banjo, bodhran (Irish drum) and mandolin. The members, all followers of the Pete Seeger "Ya gotta sing along" philosophy, are great friends and also members of the Walkabout Clearwater Chorus that combines music with activism. You will enjoy their musical variety, left-handed politics and unique approach to make old songs sound fresh and new again.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 11pm
ROLLING TUMBLEWEEDS at the Seaport!!! Cowgirl Seahorse
259 Front StreetNew York, NY 10038
Rollin' and tumblin' back to the Seaport!!! with Tribespeople Curtis Becraft on accordion vox and Carla Lynne Hall percussion vox, and also guitar, mandolin, upright bass and all kinds of harmony; playing traditional, classic and whisky-soaked b-sides. At the fabulouse Cowgirl Seahorse - downtown NYC's best and brightest honky-tonk saloon restaurant. They've got great music everyone Monday at Cowgirl - this week, come out and catch the Rolling Tumbleweeds!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm to 10pm
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering at the home of Elizabeth and Peter Gross
54 Twin Lakes Rd,South Salem, NY 10590
Phone: (914) 977-3607
The March gathering will be hosted by George Gierer at his inlaws' home.
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together. Bring your instruments, tunes and voice. All are welcome. 6pm dinner and chatting, 7pmish the music making begins.
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together. Bring your instruments, tunes and voice. All are welcome. 6pm dinner and chatting, 7pmish the music making begins.
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Acoustic Fat Baby
112 Rivington St. (between Ludlow & Essex)New York, NY
Phone: (212) 533-1888
Website: https://fatbabynyc.com
Fred Gillen Jr 8 p.m.
Cheri Dahl 9 p.m.
Susan Sed 10 p.m.
Alan Merrill 11 p.m.
Cheri Dahl 9 p.m.
Susan Sed 10 p.m.
Alan Merrill 11 p.m.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR Monthly Residency Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://www.fredgillenjr.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 pm to 10:00 pm
The Levins and Billy Jonas : 6th Annual Jonah Maccabee Concert Woodlands Community Temple
50 Worthington Road (Greenburgh)White Plains, NY 10607 USA
Phone: 914-592-7070
Price: $36.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.thelevinsmusic.com
An evening of collaboration!
The Levins are excited to share the stage with Billy Jonas (who has shared stages with many renowned artists, including Alison Krauss, Peter Yarrow, Keb' Mo', Mary Chapin Carpenter, Kathy Mattea, Paul Winter, Michele Shocked, Justin Bieber, Ani DiFranco, David Wilcox, Richard Thompson, and Pete Seeger.)
He is an innovative, award-winning musician and dear friend and we are all honored to be asked to perform at the Sixth Annual Jonah Maccabee Concert. The foundation offers scholarships and opportunities to help young people build whole happy lives!
The Levins are excited to share the stage with Billy Jonas (who has shared stages with many renowned artists, including Alison Krauss, Peter Yarrow, Keb' Mo', Mary Chapin Carpenter, Kathy Mattea, Paul Winter, Michele Shocked, Justin Bieber, Ani DiFranco, David Wilcox, Richard Thompson, and Pete Seeger.)
He is an innovative, award-winning musician and dear friend and we are all honored to be asked to perform at the Sixth Annual Jonah Maccabee Concert. The foundation offers scholarships and opportunities to help young people build whole happy lives!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3pm to 6pm
Curtis Becraft & Dilettantes Starving Artist Cafe
249 City Island Ave.City Island
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com
The mighty Dilettantes return to the Starving Artist Café for an afternoon of original and classic rock n roll! Featuring Ethan Hartshorn on drums, percussion, guitar, ukulele and voice; Evan Behlivanis on bass guitar and voice; Oscar Rodriguez on electric and acoustic guitars and voice; Carla Lynne Hall on percussion and voice; and Curtis Becraft on electric and acoustic guitars, mandolin, accordion, harmonicas and voice. Playing original's from Curtis' 2010 record Tales of a Traveler, and also new songs that will be recorded soon for his next record; and also classic covers featuring lead vocals from all the Dilettantes. At the Starving Artist Café - a fabulous, family-friendly place that has been a home for Tribes Hill musicians for more than a decade. No cover, byob, we hope to see you!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:00 PM to 7:30 PM
Radoslav Lorković River Spirit Music House Concert Series
Hastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 United States
Phone: 347-MUSIC-76
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.riverspiritmusic.com
All shows will be in Hastings-on-Hudson, New York
Music starts promptly at 5:00 PM
Doors open for Potluck dinner at 4:00 PM - Bring a dish!
All Shows – Suggested donation:
$20 in advance ($20.88 after PayPal processing fee) or $22 at the door - 100% goes to the musicians
Open seating.
Online orders end at midnight the Friday before the concert.
Donations are not refundable.
All online orders will be confirmed by email.
Concert address will be provided when reservation is confirmed.
Drawing from a multitude of influences ranging from elegant classical and jazz styles to the rawest, most basic blues, country and soul, Radoslav Lorković has taken on an unusually broad musical spectrum and refined it into his distinctive piano style. His tenure on the R&B and folk circuits has culminated in five critically acclaimed solo recordings and numerous appearances on the recordings of and performances with artists including Odetta, Jimmy LaFave, Ribbon of Highway Woody Guthrie Tribute, Greg Brown,Richard Shindell, Ellis Paul, Ronny Cox, Dave Moore, Andy White, and Bo Ramsey. His thirty year touring career has led him from the taverns of the upper Mississippi River to the castles of Italy, The Canary Islands, The Yup’ik villages of Alaska, The Kennedy Center and Carnegie Hall.
Born in Zagreb, Croatia in 1958, Lorković’s initial exposure to music can be attributed to two grandmothers. Antonija, his maternal Grandmother, sang him Croatian, Slovenian and Czech folk songs since birth. At age one he was reported to be singing back on pitch. By age three he was putting on floor shows for his grandfather and friends who would respond by showering him with coins yelling “pivaj Radoslav pivaj!” During this time classical music played in the home constantly due to the influence of his paternal grandmother Melita Lorković, a internationally renown classical pianist. After this blend of central European musical influences Radoslav moved to the United States at age six. He had a foothold on a classical music career when at age fourteen he was sidetracked by a blues scale that a friend had taught him.
After several years and countless hours of expounding on this spark, Lorković began touring at age 20 with Bo Ramsey and the Sliders. Lorković entered the band having mastered the styles of boogie-woogie greats such as Albert Ammons, Pete Johnson, Freddie Slack, etc. Ramsey’s influence drove Lorković deeper to the core of the blues. The music of Howlin’ Wolf, Muddy Waters and Little Walter shifted Lorković’s focus to the basics as he began to draw from the styles of Otis Spann and Pinetop Perkins. Several years later Lorković and Ramsey joined forces with Greg Brown adding musical authenticity to his deep Iowa Roots. At this time Lorković was simultaneously brushing up on his classical heritage and looking south to the polyrhythmic sounds of Professor Longhair and James Booker. He had picked up Tex-Mex and Zydeco accordion as well. In 1990 he made his solo recording debut. Six CDs later, Lorković currently tours the world regularly appearing at prestigious events such as the Woody Guthrie Folk Festival, WOMAD, Winnipeg, Calgary, Edmonton and Ottawa folk festivals, Falcon Ridge Folk Festival, Mountain Stage, Prairie Home Companion, eTown, as well as a litany of Italian castles and villas.
Music starts promptly at 5:00 PM
Doors open for Potluck dinner at 4:00 PM - Bring a dish!
All Shows – Suggested donation:
$20 in advance ($20.88 after PayPal processing fee) or $22 at the door - 100% goes to the musicians
Open seating.
Online orders end at midnight the Friday before the concert.
Donations are not refundable.
All online orders will be confirmed by email.
Concert address will be provided when reservation is confirmed.
Drawing from a multitude of influences ranging from elegant classical and jazz styles to the rawest, most basic blues, country and soul, Radoslav Lorković has taken on an unusually broad musical spectrum and refined it into his distinctive piano style. His tenure on the R&B and folk circuits has culminated in five critically acclaimed solo recordings and numerous appearances on the recordings of and performances with artists including Odetta, Jimmy LaFave, Ribbon of Highway Woody Guthrie Tribute, Greg Brown,Richard Shindell, Ellis Paul, Ronny Cox, Dave Moore, Andy White, and Bo Ramsey. His thirty year touring career has led him from the taverns of the upper Mississippi River to the castles of Italy, The Canary Islands, The Yup’ik villages of Alaska, The Kennedy Center and Carnegie Hall.
Born in Zagreb, Croatia in 1958, Lorković’s initial exposure to music can be attributed to two grandmothers. Antonija, his maternal Grandmother, sang him Croatian, Slovenian and Czech folk songs since birth. At age one he was reported to be singing back on pitch. By age three he was putting on floor shows for his grandfather and friends who would respond by showering him with coins yelling “pivaj Radoslav pivaj!” During this time classical music played in the home constantly due to the influence of his paternal grandmother Melita Lorković, a internationally renown classical pianist. After this blend of central European musical influences Radoslav moved to the United States at age six. He had a foothold on a classical music career when at age fourteen he was sidetracked by a blues scale that a friend had taught him.
After several years and countless hours of expounding on this spark, Lorković began touring at age 20 with Bo Ramsey and the Sliders. Lorković entered the band having mastered the styles of boogie-woogie greats such as Albert Ammons, Pete Johnson, Freddie Slack, etc. Ramsey’s influence drove Lorković deeper to the core of the blues. The music of Howlin’ Wolf, Muddy Waters and Little Walter shifted Lorković’s focus to the basics as he began to draw from the styles of Otis Spann and Pinetop Perkins. Several years later Lorković and Ramsey joined forces with Greg Brown adding musical authenticity to his deep Iowa Roots. At this time Lorković was simultaneously brushing up on his classical heritage and looking south to the polyrhythmic sounds of Professor Longhair and James Booker. He had picked up Tex-Mex and Zydeco accordion as well. In 1990 he made his solo recording debut. Six CDs later, Lorković currently tours the world regularly appearing at prestigious events such as the Woody Guthrie Folk Festival, WOMAD, Winnipeg, Calgary, Edmonton and Ottawa folk festivals, Falcon Ridge Folk Festival, Mountain Stage, Prairie Home Companion, eTown, as well as a litany of Italian castles and villas.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 10pm
Matt Turk The Tapp
17 North BroadwayTarrytown, NY
Phone: (914) 703-6022
Website: https://www.thetappny.com
Enjoy great food and listen to Turk's collection of tasty originals and classics.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 10pm
Curtis Becraft Coffee Labs - Tarrytown
Tempt fate with Curtis Becraft and his musical friends as we celebrate Friday the 13th of March fun. Tarrytown's Coffee Labs is Westchester's best coffeehouse - hope you can join us! This is the second of my monthly Winter 2015 residency, and will feature special guest musicians!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Jude Roberts, Bruce Hildenbrand, Dennis Havel, The Compact, Barbara Dempsey, Virginia Wolves, Jim Gaudet, and Fred Gillen, Jr. John Street Jam
Dutch Arms Chapel, 16 John St. Saugerties, NY
Phone: (845)943-6720
Price: $5.00
Website: https://johnstreetjam.net/
Second to last John Street Jam...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 pm to 8:00pm
The Levins CD Release Concert! "TRUST" with special guests…. Rockwood Music Hall / Stage 3
196 Allen StreetNew York, NY 10002 USA
Price: $12.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.thelevinsmusic.com
The Levins are looking forward to sharing the music from their new CD! Their esteemed engineer and bass player, Mark Dann will be in California ( oh, the irony!) but they will be joined by percussionist, Sean Dixon ( Barnaby Bright), David Moss on cello and Judy Kass on backing vocals.
Stage 3 admission is $12 and we are including the CD as a bonus!
- "The Levins speak to our better selves with their crystalline harmonies and uplifting lyrics." - John Platt
- "The Levins are folk-music gurus! Their new CD "Trust" features gorgeous melodies and inspirational lyrics guaranteed to lift the heart and soul!" - Joltin Joe Pszonek, Radio Nowhere, WMSC-FM
- “You guys are flipping *magic*! i've been listening to your album non-stop. it's filled with songs about love, hope, and peace -- and yet, instead of it making me want to throw people in front of trains… it has me *singing along*!” - Scott Wolfson / Scott Wolfson & Other Heroes
“Trust” the Levins to Kickoff 2015 in Style! - SingOut.org, Ron Olesko WFDU, Traditions
Stage 3 admission is $12 and we are including the CD as a bonus!
- "The Levins speak to our better selves with their crystalline harmonies and uplifting lyrics." - John Platt
- "The Levins are folk-music gurus! Their new CD "Trust" features gorgeous melodies and inspirational lyrics guaranteed to lift the heart and soul!" - Joltin Joe Pszonek, Radio Nowhere, WMSC-FM
- “You guys are flipping *magic*! i've been listening to your album non-stop. it's filled with songs about love, hope, and peace -- and yet, instead of it making me want to throw people in front of trains… it has me *singing along*!” - Scott Wolfson / Scott Wolfson & Other Heroes
“Trust” the Levins to Kickoff 2015 in Style! - SingOut.org, Ron Olesko WFDU, Traditions
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 9pm
Scoot Horton and The Bump The Peekskill Coffee House
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
Come on out to the Peekskill Coffee House on Saturday March 14th.
The Bump plays his own brand of Horror Folk.
Scoot Horton plays his sing along Americana/Folk songs.
www.scoothorton.com
The Bump plays his own brand of Horror Folk.
Scoot Horton plays his sing along Americana/Folk songs.
www.scoothorton.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 10pm
Hastings Flea Concert The Upstream Gallery
8 Main StreetHastings on Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: (914) 674-8548
Website: https://upstreamgallery.com
A special night of music, comedy & entertainment celebrating the Hastings Flea!
Performers include The Hot Club of Hastings, Matt Turk & Ilana Donna, Comedian Ivy Eisenberg, Elizabeth Kemler, Jenny Murphy, George Gierer and Solar Punch.
Performers include The Hot Club of Hastings, Matt Turk & Ilana Donna, Comedian Ivy Eisenberg, Elizabeth Kemler, Jenny Murphy, George Gierer and Solar Punch.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 12:30 pm to 3:00 PM
Brunch at Ralph and Dave's Ralph and Dave's Seafood Restaurant, 7 Riverview Ave, Verplanck, NY 10596
7 Riverview Ave, Verplanck, NY 10596
Phone: (914) 930-1708
Website: https://www.facebook.com/ralphanddaves
Great Blue will perform at Ralph and Dave's Seafood Restaurant in historic Verplanck, NY. This Sunday gig will be while they are serving their terrific brunch. Views of many eagles on the Hudson and fabulous fabulous food: our last dinner menu included tasty trout, precisely cooked succulent steaks and a juicy burger with vegetables from local farms. These two cooks know how to buy excellent food from local sources and prepare it well. The menu varies each day with available fresh food, with great selections at reasonable prices. They cook the food, we provide the music. We promise you a really fine time.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 pm to 10pm
We Are Buffalo Famous Dave's New Brunswick NJ
Two hours of an eclectic blend of original songs and instrumentals by We Are Buffalo.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Hot Rod Pacer The River Roadhouse
533 Warburton Ave.Hastings, NY 10706
Website: https://fredgillenjr.bandcamp.com/album/hot-rod-pacer
Original and classic rock at Westchester's friendliest dive bar!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 PM
Art for the Ears: Postponed from February 21 due to weather! Putnam Arts Council
Putnam Arts Council, 521 Kennicut Hill Road Mahopac, NY 10541 USA
Phone: (845) 803-8622
Website: https://www.putnamartscouncil.com/
Great Blue (performing Americana music), Dave Hull (performing on guitar and spoken word), and Chick's Candy Store (performing jazz/eclectic music) will each warm your winter's evening with performances at the venerable Putnam Arts Council.
Great Blue is a musical duo using two voices, guitars and mandolin to weave a fabric of eclectic tunes that warm the heart and feed the soul. Their memorable harmonies are carefully delivered to touch people by emphasizing their meaningful lyrics. They strive to pass on songs from our musical influences, and to showcase tunes they’ve crafted ourselves. When you wake up after one of their performances, you won’t need a radio. Their tunes will already be with you.
Dave Hull has been a featured showcase performer and open mic finalist at the Towne Crier Café. Hull possesses a passion for poetry and six and twelve string guitar instrumentals. His original and interpretative songs reflect his use of imagery, candor, and whimsy to grab and hold the audience.
Maggie Seligman (vocals), Martin Aronchick (guitar) and Richard Brooker (guitar and mandolin) comprise Chick’s Candy Store and play a wide range of music with an emphasis on jazz standards. It’s hard not to have fun at their performances because of their mellow vibe, their fresh, sometimes surprising interpretations of the music, and their warm engagement with the audience. Chick’s Candy Store has appeared at a variety of fairs, festivals, gallery openings, clubs and restaurants, and private parties at venues in New York City, Connecticut, the Capitol District, and throughout the Hudson Valley.
Reservations can be made at the Putnam Arts Council by telephone (845-803-8622).
Great Blue is a musical duo using two voices, guitars and mandolin to weave a fabric of eclectic tunes that warm the heart and feed the soul. Their memorable harmonies are carefully delivered to touch people by emphasizing their meaningful lyrics. They strive to pass on songs from our musical influences, and to showcase tunes they’ve crafted ourselves. When you wake up after one of their performances, you won’t need a radio. Their tunes will already be with you.
Dave Hull has been a featured showcase performer and open mic finalist at the Towne Crier Café. Hull possesses a passion for poetry and six and twelve string guitar instrumentals. His original and interpretative songs reflect his use of imagery, candor, and whimsy to grab and hold the audience.
Maggie Seligman (vocals), Martin Aronchick (guitar) and Richard Brooker (guitar and mandolin) comprise Chick’s Candy Store and play a wide range of music with an emphasis on jazz standards. It’s hard not to have fun at their performances because of their mellow vibe, their fresh, sometimes surprising interpretations of the music, and their warm engagement with the audience. Chick’s Candy Store has appeared at a variety of fairs, festivals, gallery openings, clubs and restaurants, and private parties at venues in New York City, Connecticut, the Capitol District, and throughout the Hudson Valley.
Reservations can be made at the Putnam Arts Council by telephone (845-803-8622).
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr with special guest Alectro The Peekskill Coffee House
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
Alectro is the duo of Steve Kirkman and Jeff Eyrich.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 pm to 10 pm
We Are Buffalo Famous Dave's New Brunswick NJ
Two hours of an eclectic blend of original songs and instrumentals by We Are Buffalo.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:15 p.m. to 11:00 pm
Fred Gillen Jr Wage Love Tour Hits City Island! The Starving Artist Cafe
249 City Island Avenue, City IslandCity Island Bronx, New York 10464
Phone: 718.885.3779
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com/
Great food, b.y.o.b.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00PM to 8:30PM
Spuyten Duyvil CD RELEASE SHOW / "The Social Music Hour Vol.#1" Rockwood Music Hall : Stage 2
196 Allen StreetNew York, NY 10920 USA
Phone: 212.477.4155
Website: https://rockwoodmusichall.com/
Spuyten Duyvil's love letter to Harry Smith's Anthology of American Music has landed. "The Social Music Hour Vol.#1 brings the band's unique re-interpretation to well loved traditional tunes made popular by the likes of Woody Guthrie, Leadbelly, Elizabeth Cotton, Mississippi John Hurt and Big Bill Broonzy, to name a few. Come celebrate with us! Free Show!
"Infused in blues and smoked with folk.. an Americana treasure chest." - Easy Ed, No Depression
"Those masters of high-octane Americana… have achieved a breakthrough on their new CD"
- John Platt, WFUV
"Infused in blues and smoked with folk.. an Americana treasure chest." - Easy Ed, No Depression
"Those masters of high-octane Americana… have achieved a breakthrough on their new CD"
- John Platt, WFUV
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 pm to 10:00 pm
Sloan Wainwright with special guests, The Levins Acoustic Cafe Music Series at OLM Academy
25 Fremont AvePark Ridge, NJ 07656 usa
Phone: 201-573-0718
Price: $20.00
Website: https://www.cafeacoustic.org
$20 online / $22 at the door
SLOAN WAINWRIGHT with opening guests, THE LEVINS ( NJ CD RELEASE, "TRUST")
Both acts joined by Mark Dann on bass.
The Acoustic Café is thrilled to welcome back Sloan Wainwright!
Sloan has been called a force of nature and you can hear her in Park Ridge!
Defying standard categorization, singer/songwriter Sloan Wainwright consistently demonstrates her easy command of a variety of American musical styles - pop, folk, jazz and blues - held together by the melodious tone of her rich contralto. With the end result being a unique and soulful hybrid. Sloan’s incredible gift is not only her unique songwriting ability but also her dramatically voiced rendition of original songs. Her family tree (brother and folk-music luminary Loudon Wainwright, nephew Rufus Wainwright, nieces Martha Wainwright and Lucy Wainwright Roche) reads like a who’s who of contemporary folk music. Sloan’s incredible gift is not only her unique songwriting ability but also her dramatically voiced rendition of original songs.
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Harmony-driven acoustic duo The Levins celebrate the release of their second CD, Trust , with a special showcase set of songs. The CD brings their uplifting music to a universal level, with a lighthearted depth and a celebration of our common humanity.
"The Levins speak to our better selves with their crystalline harmonies & uplifting lyrics.” - John Platt,WFUV -
SLOAN WAINWRIGHT with opening guests, THE LEVINS ( NJ CD RELEASE, "TRUST")
Both acts joined by Mark Dann on bass.
The Acoustic Café is thrilled to welcome back Sloan Wainwright!
Sloan has been called a force of nature and you can hear her in Park Ridge!
Defying standard categorization, singer/songwriter Sloan Wainwright consistently demonstrates her easy command of a variety of American musical styles - pop, folk, jazz and blues - held together by the melodious tone of her rich contralto. With the end result being a unique and soulful hybrid. Sloan’s incredible gift is not only her unique songwriting ability but also her dramatically voiced rendition of original songs. Her family tree (brother and folk-music luminary Loudon Wainwright, nephew Rufus Wainwright, nieces Martha Wainwright and Lucy Wainwright Roche) reads like a who’s who of contemporary folk music. Sloan’s incredible gift is not only her unique songwriting ability but also her dramatically voiced rendition of original songs.
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Harmony-driven acoustic duo The Levins celebrate the release of their second CD, Trust , with a special showcase set of songs. The CD brings their uplifting music to a universal level, with a lighthearted depth and a celebration of our common humanity.
"The Levins speak to our better selves with their crystalline harmonies & uplifting lyrics.” - John Platt,WFUV -
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM
Borderline Folk Music presents John Flynn; Opening act, Judy Kass Borderline Folk Music at Nanuet Public Library
Nanuet Public Library, 149 Church Street, Nanuet, NY
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://borderlinefolkmusicclub.org/events/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 10:00 pm
Fred Gillen Jr Wage Love Tour strongCoffee Labs/strong
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://www.fredgillenjr.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9 pm
South County's Good Friday/Rockover Show! Gleason's
911 South Street Peekskill, NY
Website: https://www.southcountytheband.com
The first show of Jackie Gleason's Spring Jubilee Friday Night Music Series featuring South County! FREE show - thanks to John!
If you can't make it, the show will be livestreamed. Goto @merwinsongs at 9 pm for the link!
www.southcountytheband.com
If you can't make it, the show will be livestreamed. Goto @merwinsongs at 9 pm for the link!
www.southcountytheband.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm to 10pm
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering Home of Scoot Horton
11 Covert StreetMontrose, NY 10548
NOTE: It's the first house visible on the R but the SECOND driveway. NOT THE FIRST DRIVEWAY. (First house is blocked from view by woods and boulders.)
NOTE: It's the first house visible on the R but the SECOND driveway. NOT THE FIRST DRIVEWAY. (First house is blocked from view by woods and boulders.)
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together! Bring your instruments, tunes and voice! All are welcome. 6pm dinner and chatting, 7pmish the music making begins.
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 11:00 pm
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Rock Show The Roadhouse Tavern
208 Tomahawk Road Street (Rt. 118)Yorktown Heights, NY 10598
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 10pm
Curtis Becraft Coffee Labs - Tarrytown
Come celebrate the 166th anniversary of the patenting of the safety pin - with Curtis Becraft and Friends!!! (ok, April 10th isn't all that significant an anniversary ... but still...) At Coffee Labs, Westchester's superlative coffeehouse that hosts great local musicians every weekend. This is the third of my monthly Winter 2015 residency, and will feature special guest musicians!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 1am
Stella Blues Band with special guest Matt Turk & Friends Garcia's at the Capitol Theatre
145 Westchester AvenuePort Chester, NY
Price: $15.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Stella Blues Band with Matt Turk & Friends Tribute to Old & in the Way
Deni Bonet/fiddle, Fred Gillen Jr./guitar, Ayodele Maakheru/banjo, Adam Roberts/bass & Matt Turk/mandolin
Deni Bonet/fiddle, Fred Gillen Jr./guitar, Ayodele Maakheru/banjo, Adam Roberts/bass & Matt Turk/mandolin
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 pm to 10:00 pm
THE LEVINS at Friends of Fiddler Green! Hudson Valley Folk Guild Spring Concert Series
1 Church StHyde Park NY 12538, NY 12538 usa
Phone: (845) 758-2681
Price: $12.00
Website: https://www.hudsonvalleyfolkguild.org/chapterpage.php?chapparm=H_FFG
CONCERT BEGINS AT 8 P.M.
DOORS OPEN AT 7:30 P.M.
TICKETS CAN BE PURCHASED AT THE DOOR
NO RESERVATIONS NECESSARY
GENERAL ADMISSION:
$12, SENIORS: $10, HVFG MEMBERS: $8
WHERE: HYDE PARK UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
ADDRESS: ONE CHURCH STREET
(AT THE INTERSECTION OF RTE. 9 - JUST SOUTH OF
THE MARKET ST. LIGHT IN HYDE PARK)
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL: (845) 758-2681
CHECK OUR WEBSITE:
WWW.HUDSONVALLEYFOLKGUILD.ORG/FFG
DOORS OPEN AT 7:30 P.M.
TICKETS CAN BE PURCHASED AT THE DOOR
NO RESERVATIONS NECESSARY
GENERAL ADMISSION:
$12, SENIORS: $10, HVFG MEMBERS: $8
WHERE: HYDE PARK UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
ADDRESS: ONE CHURCH STREET
(AT THE INTERSECTION OF RTE. 9 - JUST SOUTH OF
THE MARKET ST. LIGHT IN HYDE PARK)
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL: (845) 758-2681
CHECK OUR WEBSITE:
WWW.HUDSONVALLEYFOLKGUILD.ORG/FFG
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 1am
Stella Blues Band with special guest Matt Turk & Friends Garcia's at the Capitol Theatre
145 Westchester AvenuePort Chester, NY
Price: $15.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Stella Blues Band with Matt Turk & Friends Tribute to Old & in the Way
Deni Bonet/fiddle, C Lanzbom/guitar, Ayodele Maakheru/banjo, Adam Roberts/bass & Matt Turk/mandolin
Deni Bonet/fiddle, C Lanzbom/guitar, Ayodele Maakheru/banjo, Adam Roberts/bass & Matt Turk/mandolin
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Tribes Hill Business Meeting Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, NY 10595
Phone: 914-347-8209
Officers and Board Members Only
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:00 to 7:30 ( stay later refreshments, meet and greet)
"Marc Black and the EarthTones Earth Day Concert" - To benefit the "Sing for the Silenced" campaign The Chapel at Croton Falls
609 Rte. 22Croton Falls, NY 10590 United States
Price: $20.00
Website: https://marcblackmusic@gmail.com
This Earth Day celebration will feature Marc's soulful songwriting with an opening set by the EarthTones, "women's a cappella singing for a cause". Come early for refreshments. In the words of Happy Traum, "Marc is a master at spreading the joy of music". For more information : marcblackmusic@gmail.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4:30
Tribes Hill Presents...Kindred Folk EMBARK | PEEKSKILL
925 South StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.embarkpeekskill.com
The first of a monthly collaboration with Embark | Peekskill featuring the very best of Hudson Valley singer/songwriters and musicians.
Featured Artists:
Pluck and Rail
www.reverbantion.com/pluckandrail
https://youtu.be/qa1C8vVeK5M
Scoot Horton
www.scoothorton.com
Rob McMahon
www.about.me/robmcmahon
http://youtu.be/eC27uZSasFo
Phil Dollard
www.phildollard.com
Suggested Donation $10
Featured Artists:
Pluck and Rail
www.reverbantion.com/pluckandrail
https://youtu.be/qa1C8vVeK5M
Scoot Horton
www.scoothorton.com
Rob McMahon
www.about.me/robmcmahon
http://youtu.be/eC27uZSasFo
Phil Dollard
www.phildollard.com
Suggested Donation $10
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:00 PM to 7:30 PM
Jess Klein River Spirit Music House Concert Series
Hastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 United States
Phone: 347-MUSIC-76
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.riverspiritmusic.com
All shows will be in Hastings-on-Hudson, New York
Music starts promptly at 5:00 PM
Doors open for Potluck dinner at 4:00 PM - Bring a dish!
All Shows – Suggested donation:
$20 in advance ($20.88 after PayPal processing fee) or $22 at the door - 100% goes to the musicians
Open seating.
Online orders end at midnight the Friday before the concert.
Donations are not refundable.
All online orders will be confirmed by email.
Concert address will be provided when reservation is confirmed.
Over a career that spans more than a decade and a half and has won her a devoted worldwide fan base, Jess Klein—who possesses what Mojo magazine calls “one of those voices you want to crawl up close to the speakers to listen to” and a knack for writing songs that the Cape Cod Times has described as “fully realized, finely observed and deeply felt”—has pursued a remarkable creative evolution that’s seen her dig ever deeper for resonant emotional insights, while continuing to refine her eloquently melodic, effortlessly accessible songcraft. As the New York Times noted, Klein is an artist who “has country roots, but who pushes her songs toward philosophical thoughts.”
Learning Faith —which marks Klein’s third collaboration with veteran producer Mark “Professor Feathers” Addison—boasts ten personally-charged new originals that rank with her most compelling and illuminating work. Such bracing tunes as “Surrender,” “So Fucking Cool,” “Wish,” “Long Way Down” and “If There’s A God” (which she was inspired to write after protesting in support of State Senator Wendy Davis’ pro-choice 2013 filibuster at the Texas state capitol building) embody the complementary mix of personal fearlessness and musical craftsmanship that define Klein’s music.
Music starts promptly at 5:00 PM
Doors open for Potluck dinner at 4:00 PM - Bring a dish!
All Shows – Suggested donation:
$20 in advance ($20.88 after PayPal processing fee) or $22 at the door - 100% goes to the musicians
Open seating.
Online orders end at midnight the Friday before the concert.
Donations are not refundable.
All online orders will be confirmed by email.
Concert address will be provided when reservation is confirmed.
Over a career that spans more than a decade and a half and has won her a devoted worldwide fan base, Jess Klein—who possesses what Mojo magazine calls “one of those voices you want to crawl up close to the speakers to listen to” and a knack for writing songs that the Cape Cod Times has described as “fully realized, finely observed and deeply felt”—has pursued a remarkable creative evolution that’s seen her dig ever deeper for resonant emotional insights, while continuing to refine her eloquently melodic, effortlessly accessible songcraft. As the New York Times noted, Klein is an artist who “has country roots, but who pushes her songs toward philosophical thoughts.”
Learning Faith —which marks Klein’s third collaboration with veteran producer Mark “Professor Feathers” Addison—boasts ten personally-charged new originals that rank with her most compelling and illuminating work. Such bracing tunes as “Surrender,” “So Fucking Cool,” “Wish,” “Long Way Down” and “If There’s A God” (which she was inspired to write after protesting in support of State Senator Wendy Davis’ pro-choice 2013 filibuster at the Texas state capitol building) embody the complementary mix of personal fearlessness and musical craftsmanship that define Klein’s music.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 PM to 10:30 pm
The Levins & the Lords of Liechtenstein Co-bill The BeanRunner Café
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY USA
Phone: 914-737-1701
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.beanrunnercafe.com
The Lords of Liechtenstein is a New York City-based folk music duo, Noah (ukulele/vocals) and Dan (guitar/mandola/vocals) Rauchwerk, who have wowed audiences all over the East Coast with their tight harmonies, thought-provoking lyrics, and baffling affinity for argyle sweater vests. Mark Miller of Urban H2O says "They are like the Everly Brothers with an attitude."
THE LEVINS offer harmony-driven acoustic music that is warm and uplifting without skating over the complexities of life. Guitar, piano and voices provide a full sound with unexpected harmonies and unique arrangements. Their just released CD, Trust , was #9 on the Folk DJ airplay list for February. Ira & Julia were Emerging Artists at the 2014 Falcon Ridge F/F and selected for the So Florida F/F singer/songwriter Competition.
"The Levins speak to our better selves with their crystalline harmonies and uplifting lyrics." - John Platt, WFUV-FM
$10 admission. For table reservations, call 914-737-1701.
THE LEVINS offer harmony-driven acoustic music that is warm and uplifting without skating over the complexities of life. Guitar, piano and voices provide a full sound with unexpected harmonies and unique arrangements. Their just released CD, Trust , was #9 on the Folk DJ airplay list for February. Ira & Julia were Emerging Artists at the 2014 Falcon Ridge F/F and selected for the So Florida F/F singer/songwriter Competition.
"The Levins speak to our better selves with their crystalline harmonies and uplifting lyrics." - John Platt, WFUV-FM
$10 admission. For table reservations, call 914-737-1701.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 11pm
Curtis Becraft & the Dilettantes! Strand Smokehouse BBQ
25-27 BroadwayAstoria, NY 11106
Phone: (718) 440-3231
Website: https://www.thestrandsmokehouse.com
The mighty Dilettantes return to the Strand Smokehouse BBQ for an afternoon of original and classic rock n roll! Featuring Ethan Hartshorn on drums, percussion, guitar, ukulele and voice; Evan Behlivanis on bass guitar and voice; Oscar Rodriguez on electric and acoustic guitars and voice; Carla Lynne Hall on percussion and voice; and Curtis Becraft on electric and acoustic guitars, mandolin, accordion, harmonicas and voice. Playing original's from Curtis' 2010 record Tales of a Traveler, and also new songs that will be recorded soon for his next record; and also classic covers featuring lead vocals from all the Dilettantes. In fun downtown Astoria - big big fun place with lots of great food beer whisky, we hope to see you!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 10pm
Gillen & Turk Love Revival Tour The Peekskill Coffee House
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
Hudson Valley, New York based duo Gillen & Turk will be performing this homecoming show upon just returning from their Love Revival Midwest Tour. The show will feature songs from Turk's critically-acclaimed CD Cold Revival, Gillen's recently-released CD Wage Love, some new songs the duo has been co-writing and some old favorites. Guitar Player Magazine had this to say about Turk's Cold Revival: "On his latest release, Cold Revival, Matt Turk expertly weaves track after track of acoustic guitar and mandolin into a folk-rock fabric where they can stand on their own or sit comfortably side by side with electric guitars, lap-steel, keys, and vocals." Gillen's new release Wage Love spent several months on the folk dj chart, receiving folk radio play all over the U.S., Europe, Australia, and New Zealand. Eric Petersen of Rust Magazine says: "(Wage Love) is going to join other great works in the endless history of our world. Reaching back to those first definitive union anthems, Wage Love bridges the generations and eras of our shared culture to find profound truths both new and old in the quietness of poverty – either fiscal or philosophical."
Together the two employ Turk's tasty mandolin and guitar playing, Gillen's quirky washboard, rootsy-rhythmic guitar, and bluesy harmonica, and two-part vocal harmonies to create a sound which combines traditional folk and modern alternative sensibilities. They have toured all over the U.S., opened for and performed with Todd Rundgren, Pete Seeger, and Peter Yarrow, and had a song on CMJ's New Music Marathon CD, distributed to 11,000 CMJ conference attendees. They are also a part of the Music Under New York program, performing in the New York City subways.
There is no admission charge. Copies of Wage Love and Cold Revival will be available at the show.
Together the two employ Turk's tasty mandolin and guitar playing, Gillen's quirky washboard, rootsy-rhythmic guitar, and bluesy harmonica, and two-part vocal harmonies to create a sound which combines traditional folk and modern alternative sensibilities. They have toured all over the U.S., opened for and performed with Todd Rundgren, Pete Seeger, and Peter Yarrow, and had a song on CMJ's New Music Marathon CD, distributed to 11,000 CMJ conference attendees. They are also a part of the Music Under New York program, performing in the New York City subways.
There is no admission charge. Copies of Wage Love and Cold Revival will be available at the show.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 PM
Vance Gilbert in Concert Acoustic Cafe at OLM Academy
25 Fremont AvePark Ridge, NJ 07645 usa
Phone: 201-573-0718
Price: $18.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.cafeacoustic.org
The Acoustic Café is thrilled to welcome Vance Gilbert for the first time in Park Ridge! Special guest singer/songwriter Annika Scilipote will open the show.
Vance Gilbert burst onto the singer/songwriter scene in the early 90's when the buzz spread through the folk clubs of the Northeast about an ex-multicultural arts teacher who was knocking them dead at open mics. Word got out about this Philadelphia-area born and raised performer, and Shawn Colvin invited Gilbert to be a special guest on her 1992 Fat City tour. Gilbert took audiences across North America by storm. "With the voice of an angel, the wit of a devil, and the guitar playing of a god, it was enough to earn him that rarity: an encore for an opener", wrote the Fort Worth Star-Telegram in its review of a show from that tour. Artists as varied as Arlo Guthrie, Anita Baker, and the late George Carlin have in recent years requested Vance to be added to their evenings.
Ten accomplished albums later, Vance continues to refine his unlikely union of humor, virtuosity and the unexpected. Whether with classic, original songwriting or ageless interpretations of covers, his is a presentation steeped in deep humanism and bravery, stunning artistry and soul, and contagious unbridled joy - inarguably the blue ribbons that tie and seal the seemingly impossible package that is ….Vance Gilbert.
www.vancegilbert.com
“Among the quintessential musical poets.“ - Dirty Linen –
Special guest is 17 year old singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Annika Scilipote, winner of The ASCAP Foundation’s prestigious Robert Allen Award for excellence in songwriting. www.annikamusic.com
Tickets: $18 advance online $21 door www.cafeacoustic.org 201-573-0718 Proceeds benefit the OLM Vallieres, Haiti scholarship fund.
Vance Gilbert burst onto the singer/songwriter scene in the early 90's when the buzz spread through the folk clubs of the Northeast about an ex-multicultural arts teacher who was knocking them dead at open mics. Word got out about this Philadelphia-area born and raised performer, and Shawn Colvin invited Gilbert to be a special guest on her 1992 Fat City tour. Gilbert took audiences across North America by storm. "With the voice of an angel, the wit of a devil, and the guitar playing of a god, it was enough to earn him that rarity: an encore for an opener", wrote the Fort Worth Star-Telegram in its review of a show from that tour. Artists as varied as Arlo Guthrie, Anita Baker, and the late George Carlin have in recent years requested Vance to be added to their evenings.
Ten accomplished albums later, Vance continues to refine his unlikely union of humor, virtuosity and the unexpected. Whether with classic, original songwriting or ageless interpretations of covers, his is a presentation steeped in deep humanism and bravery, stunning artistry and soul, and contagious unbridled joy - inarguably the blue ribbons that tie and seal the seemingly impossible package that is ….Vance Gilbert.
www.vancegilbert.com
“Among the quintessential musical poets.“ - Dirty Linen –
Special guest is 17 year old singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Annika Scilipote, winner of The ASCAP Foundation’s prestigious Robert Allen Award for excellence in songwriting. www.annikamusic.com
Tickets: $18 advance online $21 door www.cafeacoustic.org 201-573-0718 Proceeds benefit the OLM Vallieres, Haiti scholarship fund.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 p.m. to 10:30 pm
Pat Lamanna at the Peoples Voice Cafe Community Church of New York Unitarian Universalist
40 East 35 StreetNew York, NEW YORK 10016 U.S.A.
Website: https://www.peoplesvoicecafe.org
Pat will appear with singer-songwriter Sally Campbell for an evening of music by two powerfully peaceful women,
Suggested donation is $18 but no one will be turned away.
Suggested donation is $18 but no one will be turned away.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00pm to 8:00pm
Album release show and party! 2yrs in the making! Rockwood Music Hall / Stage 3
185 Orchard StreetNew York, NY 10002 USA
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.elaineromanelli.com
The Hour Before is a solo recording, but not a solo venture; hundreds of people helped bring this into being, including crowdfunders, fans, houseconcert hosts, friends contributing time and talent, and many Tribes Hill members.
So come celebrate YOUR work, and enjoy moving, catchy music!
Co-produced by SI KAHN. Recorded by Mark Dann and Chris Garges.
Music 7-8pm, $10, after-party upstairs.
BUY ADVANCE TICKETS: http://www.ticketfly.com/event/765189-elaine-romanelli-new-york/
Watch a lyric video: https://youtu.be/M4zmy55Laoc
Browse the website: www.elaineromanelli.com
HOW'S THE MUSIC?
Early album reviews are in!
• "Nuanced, heartfelt vocal delivery…. intellectually involving and emotionally moving." -folk legend Si Kahn
• "Vibrant and inviting… this gorgeous record is highly recommended." -Jeremy Davis, Ethnocloud
• "What I would write, if I could write like @ElaineRom #SoundtrackOfMyLife" -music writer Carol Banks Weber
So come celebrate YOUR work, and enjoy moving, catchy music!
Co-produced by SI KAHN. Recorded by Mark Dann and Chris Garges.
Music 7-8pm, $10, after-party upstairs.
BUY ADVANCE TICKETS: http://www.ticketfly.com/event/765189-elaine-romanelli-new-york/
Watch a lyric video: https://youtu.be/M4zmy55Laoc
Browse the website: www.elaineromanelli.com
HOW'S THE MUSIC?
Early album reviews are in!
• "Nuanced, heartfelt vocal delivery…. intellectually involving and emotionally moving." -folk legend Si Kahn
• "Vibrant and inviting… this gorgeous record is highly recommended." -Jeremy Davis, Ethnocloud
• "What I would write, if I could write like @ElaineRom #SoundtrackOfMyLife" -music writer Carol Banks Weber
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
EARTH GROOVES - An Evening of Indigenous Music & Dance St. John's Church
1 Hudson St.Yonkers, NY 10701
Phone: 845-265-8080
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.clearwater.org/earthgrooves
Celebrate Earth Day with Clearwater at our “Earth Grooves” concert, Saturday, April 25, 7:00 PM in Yonkers, St. John’s Church, 1 Hudson St.! Presenting a delightful evening of music and dance, with performers from indigenous cultures closely linked to the earth. Featured: West African legend Abdoulaye Diabate, the Thunderbird American Indian Dancers and the Agua Clara Andean Ensemble. Host: David Amram. Tickets: Adults, $35. Students, $15; children, FREE. VIP tickets (including wine-and-cheese reception), $100. For more information, call Clearwater (845-265-8080).
Clearwater ‘Earth Grooves’ Concert
Saturday, April 25, 7:00 PM
St. John’s Church, 1 Hudson St., Yonkers 10701
Clearwater ‘Earth Grooves’ Concert
Saturday, April 25, 7:00 PM
St. John’s Church, 1 Hudson St., Yonkers 10701
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm (doors open at 6:45pm) to n/a
Groovin' in New Fairfield presents Cosy Sheridan with special guest Jake Klar Groovin' in New Fairfield Coffeehouse, New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Route 37, New Fairfield, CT
33 Route 33New Fairfield, CT 06812
Phone: 203-312-5665 ask for Kathy
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://groovininnewfairfield.com
Groovin’ in New Fairfield is proud to present Cosy Sheridan with special guest, Jake Klar on Saturday, April 25, 2015 at 7:30pm. The show begins at 7:30pm at the New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Route 37, New Fairfield, CT. Tickets are $10 and doors open at 6:45 pm. Advance tickets can be purchased at the New Fairfield Senior Center or by mail. Payments made my mail should be payable to Groovin’ in New Fairfield, c/o New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Route 37, New Fairfield, CT. 06812. Please allow sufficient time when mailing. All sales are final. Tickets can also be purchased at the door, pending availability. Additionally, a moderately priced dinner catered by Bruno’s Restaurant is offered before the show. Choices include: eggplant rollatini, chicken francese, pizza, coffee, tea, hot mulled cider, water and homemade desserts. For additional information, contact us at grcoffeehouse@gmail.com or at our website: http://groovininnewfairfield.com
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Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 pm to 10 pm
Singer Songwriter Tuesdays Rosendale Cafe
434 Main StreetRosendale, NY 12472
Phone: 845.658.9048
Website: https://rosendalecafe.com/music.php#20150414SingerSongwriterTuesdays
Larry Kolker and 5 other artists share the stage at the Rosendale Cafe's singer-songwriter series.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm to 10pm
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering at the home of Mike Rock
Hammond HouseValhalla, NY
Phone: 914-760-7830
Website: https://MRockValhalla@aol.com
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together! Bring your instruments, tunes and voice! All are welcome. 6pm dinner and chatting, 7pmish the music making begins.
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Jonathan Byrd with Sally Barris and Johnny Waken The Living Room
134 Metropolitan AveBrooklyn, NY 11249
Website: https://www.livingroomny.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7PM to 8pm
Peter Calo with Chris Marshak on Percussion Rockwood Music Hall Stage 3
185 Orchard Str. New York, NY
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.rockwoodmusichall.com
Now's a good time to get your Ticket
Peter should be heard and appreciated. What a joy and what a find..”
Carly Simon
…"one of the most engaging performers in the biz"
"Time Out" magazine, London
"Calo is Captivating…Peter is a masterful guitarist... "
Steve Morse / The Boston Globe
“Calo’s performance was nothing short of original. He brought all of his musical inspiration to the stage.”
Chicago Daily Herald
www.petercalo.com
https://www.facebook.com/peter.calo
Peter should be heard and appreciated. What a joy and what a find..”
Carly Simon
…"one of the most engaging performers in the biz"
"Time Out" magazine, London
"Calo is Captivating…Peter is a masterful guitarist... "
Steve Morse / The Boston Globe
“Calo’s performance was nothing short of original. He brought all of his musical inspiration to the stage.”
Chicago Daily Herald
www.petercalo.com
https://www.facebook.com/peter.calo
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 10pm
Curtis Becraft live in concert! Coffee Lab Roasters
7 Main StTarrytown, NY 10591 USA
Phone: (914) 332-1479
Website: https://local.yahoo.com/details?id=11243228
A rare solo show from Curtis! Friday night in Tarrytown - best coffeehouse anywhere! Hope to see you!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 p.m. to 9 p.m.
On Your Radar with Meg Braun, Gillen & Turk, and Sleeping Bee, hosted by John Platt of WFUV Rockwood Music Hall / Stage 3
196 Allen StreetNew York, NY 10002 USA
Website: https://www.thelevinsmusic.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 10pm
Matt Turk The Tapp
17 North BroadwayTarrytown, NY
Phone: (914) 703-6022
Website: https://www.thetappny.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 12:30 pm
We Are Buffalo Bronx Women's Club
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 pm
Jon Brooks With Special Guest Fred Gillen Jr Common Ground Coffeehouse @ The First Unitarian Society
25 Old Jackson AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 USA
Phone: 914-693-1065
Price: $18.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.commongroundfusw.com
“I write songs to calm those who’ve looked into, and seen, what is in their hearts. I also write songs to terrify those who have not.” — Jon Brooks, September 2013
“I write songs to calm those who’ve looked into, and seen, what is in their hearts. I also write songs to terrify those who have not.” — Jon Brooks, September 2013 - See more at: http://www.jonbrooks.ca/about/#sthash.pqjTv5ep.dpuf
It was in 1997, at 28 years old, and at the end of a year of travelling throughout Eastern Europe, the former Soviet Union, and particularly, throughout war ruined Bosnia-Herzegovina – it was during this time when Jon Brooks discovered what kind of song he wanted to write. It was in 2005, 8 years later, he decided he was ready to write and sing that song.
No Mean City, released in 2006, was the first in a trilogy of albums of sparse instrumentation and densely layered poetry – a singular writing style characterized by paradox, understatement, overstatement, and by allusion to Western literary and folk traditions. It was followed by Ours and the Shepherds in 2007 and Moth Nor Rust in 2009. Each album is imprinted with a theme: architecture and homelessness of the modern urban soul; war; and all the things that neither moth nor rust may touch: love, hope, faith, memory, gratitude, trust, inspiration, and forgiveness.
Delicate Cages was initially released independently in November, 2011 but was formally re-released by Borealis Records in May 2012. The album earned Jon his third ‘Songwriter of the Year’ nomination in 5 years from The Canadian Folk Music Awards. Like its predecessors, the 11 songs on Delicate Cages were inter-woven to the larger common themes of love and fear; and freedom and imprisonment. The idea was inspired by the Robert Bly poem, Taking The Hands: ‘Taking the hands of someone you love,/you see they are delicate cages.’ Also consistent with Jon’s albums, the song subjects were as wide ranging as they were topical and controversial: the Alberta tar sands (Fort McMurray); Bill 101 and Quebec’s language laws (Hudson Girl); Palestinian suicide bombers (Son of Hamas); Bosnian child soldier turned Canadian mixed martial arts fighter (Cage Fighter); and so-called ‘Honour Killing’ (The Lonesome Death of Aqsa Parvez). Morally and politically ambiguous, Delicate Cages, offered what Jon has since called, “necessary and alternative understandings of ‘hope’ and ‘grief’ that are neither sanitized, dumbed down, nor cheapened or degraded by the modern lie of ‘closure.’”
“I write songs to calm those who’ve looked into, and seen, what is in their hearts. I also write songs to terrify those who have not.” — Jon Brooks, September 2013 - See more at: http://www.jonbrooks.ca/about/#sthash.pqjTv5ep.dpuf
It was in 1997, at 28 years old, and at the end of a year of travelling throughout Eastern Europe, the former Soviet Union, and particularly, throughout war ruined Bosnia-Herzegovina – it was during this time when Jon Brooks discovered what kind of song he wanted to write. It was in 2005, 8 years later, he decided he was ready to write and sing that song.
No Mean City, released in 2006, was the first in a trilogy of albums of sparse instrumentation and densely layered poetry – a singular writing style characterized by paradox, understatement, overstatement, and by allusion to Western literary and folk traditions. It was followed by Ours and the Shepherds in 2007 and Moth Nor Rust in 2009. Each album is imprinted with a theme: architecture and homelessness of the modern urban soul; war; and all the things that neither moth nor rust may touch: love, hope, faith, memory, gratitude, trust, inspiration, and forgiveness.
Delicate Cages was initially released independently in November, 2011 but was formally re-released by Borealis Records in May 2012. The album earned Jon his third ‘Songwriter of the Year’ nomination in 5 years from The Canadian Folk Music Awards. Like its predecessors, the 11 songs on Delicate Cages were inter-woven to the larger common themes of love and fear; and freedom and imprisonment. The idea was inspired by the Robert Bly poem, Taking The Hands: ‘Taking the hands of someone you love,/you see they are delicate cages.’ Also consistent with Jon’s albums, the song subjects were as wide ranging as they were topical and controversial: the Alberta tar sands (Fort McMurray); Bill 101 and Quebec’s language laws (Hudson Girl); Palestinian suicide bombers (Son of Hamas); Bosnian child soldier turned Canadian mixed martial arts fighter (Cage Fighter); and so-called ‘Honour Killing’ (The Lonesome Death of Aqsa Parvez). Morally and politically ambiguous, Delicate Cages, offered what Jon has since called, “necessary and alternative understandings of ‘hope’ and ‘grief’ that are neither sanitized, dumbed down, nor cheapened or degraded by the modern lie of ‘closure.’”
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00pm to 10:00 pm
Urban H2O Presents: The Honey Dewdrops with Vincent Cross Beczak Environmental Center
35 Alexander StreetYonkers, NY 10701
Phone: 917 562 8584
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.urbanh2o.org
The Honey Dewdrops ....."Soul-searching singer-songwriter, strummer-lover". Laura Wortman and Kagey Parrish bring tight harmonies and a musical ensemble that includes clawhammer banjo, mandolin, and guitars. The effect is to leave listeners with only what matters: the heart of the song and clarity over ornamentation. NYC's Vincent Cross opens with post-modern mountain music and rustic Americana songwriting.
Tickets are $10 (plus pay what you can) and includes free beer from our sponsor Captain Lawrence Brewery
Tickets are $10 (plus pay what you can) and includes free beer from our sponsor Captain Lawrence Brewery
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4:30 pm to 7 pm
Tribes Hill Presents...Kindred Folk EMBARK | PEEKSKILL
925 South StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Website: https://www.embarkpeekskill.com
Lara Herscovitch, Larry Kolker, Judy Kass, and Out of System Transfer are featured in the second show of our new concert series with Embark Peekskill. Come out and support these unique modern folk artists!
www.laraherscovitch.com
www.reverbnation.com/larrykolker
www.judykass.com
outofsystemtransfer.bandcamp.com
www.laraherscovitch.com
www.reverbnation.com/larrykolker
www.judykass.com
outofsystemtransfer.bandcamp.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6PM to 9pm
Ilana Donna & Matt Turk The Lazy Boy Saloon
154 Mamaroneck AvenueWhite Plains, NY
Phone: (914) 761-0272
Website: https://www.lazyboysaloon.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9 pm
Pluck & Rail at Gleason's Gleason's
911 South StPeekskill, NY
Website: https://gleasonspeekskill.com/
Great food!
Killer cocktails!
New tunes!
FREE FREE FREE!
Come celebrate our new logo and
get a free coozie! Summertime's
coming - you'll need one!
FREE FREE FREE!
Killer cocktails!
New tunes!
FREE FREE FREE!
Come celebrate our new logo and
get a free coozie! Summertime's
coming - you'll need one!
FREE FREE FREE!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Scoot Horton and The Bump Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY 10591
Website: https://www.coffeelabs.com
Come and listen to
The Bump play his Horror Folk
https://www.facebook.com/PatTaylorTheBump?fref=ts
along with
Scoot Horton who plays his catchy folk/country songs.
www.scoothorton.com
8-10pm
The Bump play his Horror Folk
https://www.facebook.com/PatTaylorTheBump?fref=ts
along with
Scoot Horton who plays his catchy folk/country songs.
www.scoothorton.com
8-10pm
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 12PM
The Slambovian Circus of Dreams at the Bob Dylan Tribute Weekend Warwick Valley Winery
114 Little York Rd.Warwick, NY
Phone: (845) 258-4858
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.wvwinery.com
The Slambovian Circus Of Dreams will be performing at the Bob Dylan Tribute Festival on Sunday, May 24th. The Festival starts at 12noon, and the Slambovians will play at 3:30pm. Many other great artists will be performing all weekend!!
To get into the spirit of things, check out live versions of our favorite Dylan tunes: stream or download "The Circus Does Dylan" here: http://slambovia.bandcamp.com/album/the-circus-does-dylan
To get into the spirit of things, check out live versions of our favorite Dylan tunes: stream or download "The Circus Does Dylan" here: http://slambovia.bandcamp.com/album/the-circus-does-dylan
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 10pm
Matt Turk & Gary Schreiner The Mill
583 Warburton Ave.Hastings on Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: (914) 231-7772
Website: https://www.themillhastings.com
Gary Schreiner joins on accordion, chromatic harmonica and keyboards.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 10:00 pm
Fred Gillen Jr Band & Alectro Daryl's House
130 route 22Pawling, NY
Phone: 845-289-0185
Website: https://www.darylshouseclub.com/
NYFA (New York Foundation For The Arts) grant recipient Fred Gillen Jr has released nine full-length albums, to great critical acclaim, and has toured all over the U.S. and Europe. His songs have been featured on ABC's "All My Children," NPR's "Car Talk," CMJ's New Music Marathon Sampler, and in 2012 his version of Woody Guthrie's "I Ain't Got No Home" was featured on "Pete Remembers Woody," a collection of Pete Seeger's spoken stories about Woody Guthrie. Like Guthrie, his songs often reflect the struggles of the marginalized and forgotten, shining a light on both the despair and hope in the human condition.
A new project, new music – ALECTRO. Who/what is ALECTRO? ALECTRO is a labor of love from Jeff Eyrich and Steve Kirkman, musical pardners and soul brothers (in the soulful sense). Both are music vets, musician-producers, session men and fellow sidemen on lots of other people's gigs. Jeff and Steve share a passion for surf guitars, the spaghetti-western soundtracks of Ennio Morricone, Duane Eddy twang, old noisy amplifiers, distortion, weird-sounding strange-looking guitars, off-brand EFX pedals, antique rhythm boxes, echo-plexes, all influences evident in the music that they make.
After a few gigs and lots of sheddin' out at the Octagon, Jeff and Steve got intense about recording Alectro over the past year. The music flowed and "School Of Desire" is the result - a set of songs and music the duo wrote, composed, arranged, performs and sings. There are a couple of covers in there and a few friends were invited to sit in. Got your curiosity up? Please, give Alectro a listen.
A new project, new music – ALECTRO. Who/what is ALECTRO? ALECTRO is a labor of love from Jeff Eyrich and Steve Kirkman, musical pardners and soul brothers (in the soulful sense). Both are music vets, musician-producers, session men and fellow sidemen on lots of other people's gigs. Jeff and Steve share a passion for surf guitars, the spaghetti-western soundtracks of Ennio Morricone, Duane Eddy twang, old noisy amplifiers, distortion, weird-sounding strange-looking guitars, off-brand EFX pedals, antique rhythm boxes, echo-plexes, all influences evident in the music that they make.
After a few gigs and lots of sheddin' out at the Octagon, Jeff and Steve got intense about recording Alectro over the past year. The music flowed and "School Of Desire" is the result - a set of songs and music the duo wrote, composed, arranged, performs and sings. There are a couple of covers in there and a few friends were invited to sit in. Got your curiosity up? Please, give Alectro a listen.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m. to 10:00 pm
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Acoustic The Tapp
17 North BroadwayTarrytown, NY
Phone: (914) 703-6022
Website: https://www.thetappny.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm to 12am
Matt Turk & Gary Schreiner Rest Au Rant
30-01 35th AvenueLong Island City, NY 11106
Phone: (718) 729-9009
Website: https://www.facebook.com/rarbarlic?sk=wall
Gary Schreiner on accordion, chromatic harmonica and keyboards.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 p.m. to 9 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR Monthly Residency The Peekskill Coffee Hosue
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8PM
Steve Chizmadia and The Accidental Gypsies Bean Runner Cafe
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566 USA
Phone: (914) 737-1701
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com/
Full Band Show with Accidental Gypsies Bill Gordon, Eric Puente and Steve Kirkman. Original show, with songs from the up-coming c.d. "Hungaricana" as well as old favorites from "it Is What It Is" and "Jack Of All Trades".
10 dollar suggested donation Age limit: All ages
10 dollar suggested donation Age limit: All ages
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 PM to 10:30 pm
Kim & Reggie Harris and Arlon Bennett & the Healing Project Acoustic Cafe Music Series at OLM Academy
25 Fremont AvePark Ridge, NJ 07656 usa
Phone: 201-573-0718
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.cafeacoustic.org
The Acoustic Café presents an evening of positive, uplifting music with Kim & Reggie Harris and Arlon Bennett & the Healing Project Co-bill.
Consummate musicians and storytellers, Kim and Reggie Harris combine a strong folk and gospel legacy with a solid background in classical, rock and pop music. Interactions with performers such as Pete Seeger,Tom Paxton, Bernice Johnson Reagon, Harry Belafonte and others, has led them to produce music that entertains and inspires.
For over thirty years, this celebrated wife/husband duo have been weaving their magic with creativity and preci¬sion… embodying a tradition of music that that has inspired millions across age, culture, ethnicity and political dif¬ferences to find new ways to connect!!
With eight CD releases and with materials developed in their work with the Kennedy Center, Kim and Reggie are recognized pioneers, lecturers and contributors in historical and educational circles and are featured on compilations, films and education projects worldwide.
“Kim and Reggie inspire a sense of joy and exhilaration that lifts the soul… makes you want to sing and celebrate your neighbor!! Music that makes you come alive!” - Philadelphia Daily News -
Americana singer/songwriter Arlon Bennett is a three-time finalist in the prestigious Grassy Hill-Kerrville New Folk Competition, and twice selected by Noel Paul Stookey (of Peter, Paul & Mary fame) for his Music2Life Showcase. His song “Be the Change” from his Summer’s Voice CD, garnered top national airplay on folk radio.
Arlon’s recent diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease just makes him want to sing louder through it all! He has been performing as The Healing Project, with John Sonntag on guitar, Gordon Roehrer on bass and RT Miller on percussion. Arlon’s goal is to keep making positive music that helps heal others from their own challenges and to help raise awareness. His latest CD, World of Possibility , is a testament to that end, with the hope of inspiring others.
“Filled with universal truths, ‘World of Possibility’ is a joy to listen to… It’s definitely Arlon’s best effort to date,” writes Richard Cuccaro, editor of Acoustic Live! in NYC and Beyond.
Our Lady of Mercy Academy, 25 Fremont Ave, Park Ridge NJ
Tickets: $20 advance online $22 door www.cafeacoustic.org 201-573-0718 Proceeds benefit the OLM Vallieres, Haiti scholarship fund.
Consummate musicians and storytellers, Kim and Reggie Harris combine a strong folk and gospel legacy with a solid background in classical, rock and pop music. Interactions with performers such as Pete Seeger,Tom Paxton, Bernice Johnson Reagon, Harry Belafonte and others, has led them to produce music that entertains and inspires.
For over thirty years, this celebrated wife/husband duo have been weaving their magic with creativity and preci¬sion… embodying a tradition of music that that has inspired millions across age, culture, ethnicity and political dif¬ferences to find new ways to connect!!
With eight CD releases and with materials developed in their work with the Kennedy Center, Kim and Reggie are recognized pioneers, lecturers and contributors in historical and educational circles and are featured on compilations, films and education projects worldwide.
“Kim and Reggie inspire a sense of joy and exhilaration that lifts the soul… makes you want to sing and celebrate your neighbor!! Music that makes you come alive!” - Philadelphia Daily News -
Americana singer/songwriter Arlon Bennett is a three-time finalist in the prestigious Grassy Hill-Kerrville New Folk Competition, and twice selected by Noel Paul Stookey (of Peter, Paul & Mary fame) for his Music2Life Showcase. His song “Be the Change” from his Summer’s Voice CD, garnered top national airplay on folk radio.
Arlon’s recent diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease just makes him want to sing louder through it all! He has been performing as The Healing Project, with John Sonntag on guitar, Gordon Roehrer on bass and RT Miller on percussion. Arlon’s goal is to keep making positive music that helps heal others from their own challenges and to help raise awareness. His latest CD, World of Possibility , is a testament to that end, with the hope of inspiring others.
“Filled with universal truths, ‘World of Possibility’ is a joy to listen to… It’s definitely Arlon’s best effort to date,” writes Richard Cuccaro, editor of Acoustic Live! in NYC and Beyond.
Our Lady of Mercy Academy, 25 Fremont Ave, Park Ridge NJ
Tickets: $20 advance online $22 door www.cafeacoustic.org 201-573-0718 Proceeds benefit the OLM Vallieres, Haiti scholarship fund.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Gillen & Turk Happy Hour Coogan's
4015 Broadway (at 169th Street,) Washington HeightsNew York, NY
Website: https://www.coogans.com/
This will be a high- energy three hours of music. Coogan's is a very friendly bar, and there is a dining room serving great pub food. No admission charge, but tips appreciated!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm to 11pm
Coffeehouse Presented by Center for Spiritual Living Featuring Peter Calo, Tanya Leah, Izzy James, Ilene Angel, Awen and Jim Brough Tappan Reformed Church
Rockland Center for Spiritual Living (www.rocklandcsl.org). The center is hosting a "coffeehouse" live music night at a venue in Tappan NY featuring singer-
Peter Calo • “one of the most engaging performers in the biz’” -Time Out magazine, London. “Peter should be heard and appreciated. What a joy and what a find.” - Carly Simon. "Calo is Captivating…Peter is a masterful guitarist…” - Steve Morse / The Boston Globe
Ilene Angel • Award winning hit songwriter, author, blogger, and Huffington Post contributor. Her soon to be released CD features a duet with Kenny Loggins.
Izzy James • Incredibly soulful singer-songwriter, instrumentalist and leader of the “A” Band, repeatedly chosen as best band by NY magazine.
Tanya Leah • Award-winning, multi platinum-selling songwriter who has shared the stage with Alison Krause, John Hiatt, and Sinead O’Connor, to name a few.
AWEN • Featuring James Gilchrist & Julie Sherwood. Performing original acoustic folk/rock with haunting harmonies & mystical themes for more than a decade at spiritual centers, nightclubs and festivals in the tristate area. Internationally (U.K./Mexico) known for their sold-out Broadway concerts!
James Brough • A NYC full-time musician who recently relocated to Rockland County, James has appeared in numerous clubs and venues in NYC, Boston, and Europe, both solo and with bands. His songs scream rock roots with jazz and r&b undertones.
Doors will open at 7:30 and live music will start at 8pm. $10.00 adults $5.00 Children - reserve/pay for tix by going to rocklandcsl.org/news-events/
http://www.rocklandcsl.org/
Peter Calo • “one of the most engaging performers in the biz’” -Time Out magazine, London. “Peter should be heard and appreciated. What a joy and what a find.” - Carly Simon. "Calo is Captivating…Peter is a masterful guitarist…” - Steve Morse / The Boston Globe
Ilene Angel • Award winning hit songwriter, author, blogger, and Huffington Post contributor. Her soon to be released CD features a duet with Kenny Loggins.
Izzy James • Incredibly soulful singer-songwriter, instrumentalist and leader of the “A” Band, repeatedly chosen as best band by NY magazine.
Tanya Leah • Award-winning, multi platinum-selling songwriter who has shared the stage with Alison Krause, John Hiatt, and Sinead O’Connor, to name a few.
AWEN • Featuring James Gilchrist & Julie Sherwood. Performing original acoustic folk/rock with haunting harmonies & mystical themes for more than a decade at spiritual centers, nightclubs and festivals in the tristate area. Internationally (U.K./Mexico) known for their sold-out Broadway concerts!
James Brough • A NYC full-time musician who recently relocated to Rockland County, James has appeared in numerous clubs and venues in NYC, Boston, and Europe, both solo and with bands. His songs scream rock roots with jazz and r&b undertones.
Doors will open at 7:30 and live music will start at 8pm. $10.00 adults $5.00 Children - reserve/pay for tix by going to rocklandcsl.org/news-events/
http://www.rocklandcsl.org/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 8pm
Peter Calo with Chris Marshak on Percussion Rockwood Music Hall Stage 3
Peter returns to the Rockwood by popular demand after his last sold out show. Performing his original material with Chris Marshak on percussion.
$12 adv $15 dosreserve today at https://www.ticketfly.com/purchase/event/869819
$12 adv $15 dosreserve today at https://www.ticketfly.com/purchase/event/869819
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 p.m. to 10:00 pm
FRED GILLEN JR Monthly Residency Coffee Labs Roasters
7 Main StreetTarrytown NY, NY
Website: https://www.coffeelabs.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
River Arts Music Tour Ardsley, Irvington, Dobbs Ferry, Hastings...
Website: https://riverarts.org/2015/05/riverarts-music-tour/
More than 150 musicians will participate in 80 performances as well as hands-on workshops at 24 different venues (back yards, front lawns, music venues, cafes, churches, temples and public spaces!)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4PM to 6PM
Tribes Song Circle and Pot Luck @ the Home of Esther Kinderlerer
70 Hamilton AvenueHastings on Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: (914) 886-5764
Bring your instrument and join the Tribes Hill gathering and pot luck as part of the First Ever RiverArts Music Tour from 4-6PM. Check out the map and listings to catch other free music performances throughout the day and evening at www.musictour.riverarts.org and take part in this inaugural event!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Susan Kane and Judy Kass
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566 USA
Phone: (914) 737-1701
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com/
Susan and Judy play separate sets. Both are accompanied by incomparable bass player Jeff Eyrich. Come early and enjoy the BeanRunner's great cafe menu of wraps and salads and raise a few glasses of wine and beer!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm to 9pm
Riverside Park Conservancy “Benefit Gala” Caroline Rhea Master of Ceremonies Performance Sophie B Hawkins with Peter Calo O'Neals West 79th Street Boat Basin Grille
Caroline Rhea, Master of Ceremonies
Featuring Grammy Nominated Singer Songwriter Sophie B. Hawkins with Guitarist and vocalist Peter Calo
reserve your tickets today! riversideparknyc.org
Featuring Grammy Nominated Singer Songwriter Sophie B. Hawkins with Guitarist and vocalist Peter Calo
reserve your tickets today! riversideparknyc.org
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 pm to 9:00pm
THE LEVINS at ON YOUR RADAR with John Plat, WFUV Rockwood Music Hall / Stage 3
185 Orchard St NYC, NY 10002
Price: $12.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://rockwoodmusichall.com/
A great evening of music curated by John Platt of WFUV.
The Levins, Brian Dunne, Toby Tobias
Cover $12
21+
Doors at 6:30 the show starts promptly at 7:00
Buy tickets in advance at http://www.ticketfly.com/event/854505
Listen to music by the artists on our ReverbNation page http://www.reverbnation.com/plattsonyourradar
TOBY TOBIAS:
Born and raised in Johannesburg, South Africa and a graduate of the prestigious Rubin Academy of Music in Jerusalem Israel, Toby Tobias has immersed himself in all genres of American music of the last 50 years. His interest in African rhythms and world music, coupled with his keen ear for highly intuitive arrangements, has been the hallmark of his writing and performance styles, and he has garnered a strong following of listeners on Long Island, where he now lives, and beyond.
THE LEVINS:
The contemporary folk duo, The Levins offer harmony-driven acoustic music that is warm and uplifting without skating over life's complexities. Their 2015 release, “Trust”, debuted in the top 10 of the Folk charts and according to Michael Eck, Chronogram, is “epically mellow and eminently fine, balancing the precious and the proud.” Transplants to New York from California, they were 2014 Falcon Ridge Emerging Artists, garnering honorable mention for Most Wanted Artists, NERFA NJ Featured showcase artists and 2015 South Florida Folk Festival Songwriting Finalists.
BRIAN DUNNE:
Raised in New York, singer-songwriter Brian Dunne cites influences such as Bob Dylan, The Band, and Bruce Springsteen. With his sharp lyrical prowess and country-influenced vocals, Brian has played in the U.S. folk scene far and wide. After graduating from the Berklee College of Music in 2011, Brian moved to Brooklyn where he currently resides. Following up 2012's The Brooklyn Bridge EP, which received praise from John Mayer and many others, Brian released his debut full length record, Songs From The Hive this year.
The Levins, Brian Dunne, Toby Tobias
Cover $12
21+
Doors at 6:30 the show starts promptly at 7:00
Buy tickets in advance at http://www.ticketfly.com/event/854505
Listen to music by the artists on our ReverbNation page http://www.reverbnation.com/plattsonyourradar
TOBY TOBIAS:
Born and raised in Johannesburg, South Africa and a graduate of the prestigious Rubin Academy of Music in Jerusalem Israel, Toby Tobias has immersed himself in all genres of American music of the last 50 years. His interest in African rhythms and world music, coupled with his keen ear for highly intuitive arrangements, has been the hallmark of his writing and performance styles, and he has garnered a strong following of listeners on Long Island, where he now lives, and beyond.
THE LEVINS:
The contemporary folk duo, The Levins offer harmony-driven acoustic music that is warm and uplifting without skating over life's complexities. Their 2015 release, “Trust”, debuted in the top 10 of the Folk charts and according to Michael Eck, Chronogram, is “epically mellow and eminently fine, balancing the precious and the proud.” Transplants to New York from California, they were 2014 Falcon Ridge Emerging Artists, garnering honorable mention for Most Wanted Artists, NERFA NJ Featured showcase artists and 2015 South Florida Folk Festival Songwriting Finalists.
BRIAN DUNNE:
Raised in New York, singer-songwriter Brian Dunne cites influences such as Bob Dylan, The Band, and Bruce Springsteen. With his sharp lyrical prowess and country-influenced vocals, Brian has played in the U.S. folk scene far and wide. After graduating from the Berklee College of Music in 2011, Brian moved to Brooklyn where he currently resides. Following up 2012's The Brooklyn Bridge EP, which received praise from John Mayer and many others, Brian released his debut full length record, Songs From The Hive this year.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 10pm
Matt Turk & Gary Schreiner The Mill
583 Warburton Ave.Hastings on Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: (914) 231-7772
Website: https://www.themillhastings.com
Gary Schreiner joins on accordion, chromatic harmonica and keyboards.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9 p.m. to midnight
Fred Gillen Jr Birdsall House
970 Main St.Peekskill, NY 10566 US
Website: https://www.birdsallhouse.net/
Great food until 10 p.m., great beer all night!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 10pm
Matt Turk The Tapp
17 North BroadwayTarrytown, NY
Phone: (914) 703-6022
Website: https://www.thetappny.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9 pm to 1 am
Phil Dollard at Gleason's Gleason's
911 South St.Peekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-402-1950
Website: https://gleasonspeekskill.com
Gleason's continues its Friday night singer/songwriter series. Flatbread pizza, craft beer, great cocktails, good people. No cover. See you there.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
TRIBES HILL ANNUAL MEETING AND HOOTENANNY Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, NY 10595
Phone: 914-564-9212
Website: https://tribeshill.com/index.php?page=blog&category=01--Annual_Meeting&display=7065
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 p.m. to 11:00 pm
Fred Gillen Jr Muscoot Tavern
105 Somerstown TurnpikeKatonah, NY 10536 United States
Website: https://www.muscoottavern.com
Playing some original songs and some classic folk rock cover songs
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8PM
The Slambovian Circus of Dreams - Flapjacks From The Sky - 10 year Anniversary Show!! The Towne Crier Cafe - Beacon
379 Main StreetBeacon, NY
Phone: 845 855 1300
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://townecc.tunestub.com/show.cfm?id=164143&cart
Get ready for a 'close encounter' with us Saturday June 13th at the Towne Crier in Beacon. We're celebrating the 10 Year Anniversary of the release of "Flapjacks From The Sky" by playing the album, especially the rarely performed songs. Of course "Uma" Theremin will be in attendance and astral/visual projections for an immersive, transcendent evening...
TICKETS: http://tinyurl.com/TC-Flapjacks
TICKETS: http://tinyurl.com/TC-Flapjacks
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:00 AM to 11:00 am
Phil Dollard at the Tarrytown Farmers' Market Tarrytown Farmers' Market
Patriots' Park, N. Broadway (Route 9)Tarrytown
The newly expanded Tarrytow Farmers' Market is open for the season. I'll be doing several sets of acoustic blues and folk/ rock for your listening pleasure as you stock up on your locally grown produce and other fine organically grown edibles.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 11pm
Matt Turk, Joe Bonadio & Gary Schreiner The Winery at St George "Wednesday Night Live" Series
1715 E. Main StreetMohegan Lake, NY
Phone: (914) 455 - 4272
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://thewineryatstgeorge.com/Winery/Welcome.html
Joining Matt who will be playing mandolin, acoustic guitar and singing will be percussionist Joe Bonadio and Gary Schreiner on keyboards, accordion and chromatic harmonica.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm to 11pm
An Evening with Peter Calo at the Bean Runner Cafe Bean Runner Cafe
I'll be mixing it up with Chris Marshak on drums and we are adding reinforcements in the form of one Monster bass playing super hero, Pete Donovan!! It’s been a while since Pete and I have done a gig together and I’m really looking forward to jamming it up with Pete and Chris!!! I love playing at the Bean runner. A smaller casual listening room great food and drink and AC!!
$10. Adm make your Reservations by calling 914 737-1701
or on line at beanrunnercafe.com/
201 South Division Street, Peekskill, NY – 914.737.1701
www.petercalo.com
$10. Adm make your Reservations by calling 914 737-1701
or on line at beanrunnercafe.com/
201 South Division Street, Peekskill, NY – 914.737.1701
www.petercalo.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 pm
We Are Buffalo Bronxville Women's Club
135 Midland AveBronxville, New York 10708 USA
Website: https://bronxvillewomensclub.org/
Come listen to new tunes from our soon to be released EP. Also performing that evening will be Sharon Goldman.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 10pm
Matt Turk & Gary Schreiner The Gypsy Joynt
293 Main St.Great Barrington, MA 01230
Phone: (413) 644-8811
Website: https://www.gypsyjoyntcafe.net
Joining Matt who will be playing mandolin, acoustic guitar and singing will be Gary Schreiner on keyboards, accordion and chromatic harmonica.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm to ?
Scoot Horton and The Bump Gleasons
911 South StPeekskill, NY
Friday June 19th @ 9pm Free
Gleason's proudly presents
Scoot Horton
and
The Bump
Scoot Horton plays his brand of sing along folk songs, while the Bump brings his Horror Folk.
Gleasons
911 South St
Peekskill, NY
www.scoothorton.com
https://www.facebook.com/PatTaylorTheBump?fref=ts
Gleason's proudly presents
Scoot Horton
and
The Bump
Scoot Horton plays his brand of sing along folk songs, while the Bump brings his Horror Folk.
Gleasons
911 South St
Peekskill, NY
www.scoothorton.com
https://www.facebook.com/PatTaylorTheBump?fref=ts
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10:20 pm
Elaine Romanelli featured on the 'Hudson Valley Artist Spotlight' WHUD FM 100.7
Website: https://www.whud.com/
This Friday's 'Hudson Valley Artist Spotlight' hosted by Kathy Millar, focuses on Tribes Hill BoD member Elaine Romanelli and her hit single '25'. Tune in at 100.7FM, or online at whud.com to hear the spotlight feature, which will air around the 10:20pm mark.
You can catch Elaine live later this month on Sunday, June 28th, 4-6pm, at The BeanRunner Cafe in Peekskill, NY.
Watch the lyric video for '25':
You can catch Elaine live later this month on Sunday, June 28th, 4-6pm, at The BeanRunner Cafe in Peekskill, NY.
Watch the lyric video for '25':
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
David Crosby, Neko Case, Guster, The Pine Hill Project, Joseph Arthur, Los Lobos, Ani DiFranco, Tom Paxton, The Mavericks, Shelby Lynne, The Kennedys, Bela Fleck, Guy Davis, The Lone Bellow, Mike and Ruthy, The Felice Brothers and more... Clearwater's Great Hudson River Revival
Croton-on-Hudson, NY
Website: https://www.clearwaterfestival.org
The 2015 Clearwater Festival will take place on Saturday and Sunday, June 20 and 21 at Croton Point Park in Croton-on-Hudson, Westchester County, NY. Festival gates open to attendees at 9AM.
Clearwater’s Great Hudson River Revival (aka “the Clearwater Festival” or “Revival”) features seven sustainably powered stages with diverse music, dance, storytelling and family-oriented programming as well as a juried Handcrafters’ Village, the Green Living Expo, the Working Waterfront with small boat exhibits and rides, the Artisanal Food & Farm Market, environmental education displays and exhibits, and the Circle of Song where audience participation is the focus. The festival is wheelchair accessible and most stage programming is staffed with American Sign Language interpreters.
Inspired by Pete Seeger’s desire to clean up the river over forty years ago, Clearwater’s Great Hudson River Revival initially helped raise the funds to build the sloop Clearwater, which has since become a world-renowned floating classroom and a symbol of effective grassroots action. Today, Hudson River Sloop Clearwater, Inc. is a non-profit organization that sails at the forefront of the nation’s environmental challenges. The revenue raised by the Revival goes to support Clearwater’s numerous educational programs and its work toward environmental and social justice—as well as keeping the sloop Clearwater afloat.
Clearwater’s Great Hudson River Revival (aka “the Clearwater Festival” or “Revival”) features seven sustainably powered stages with diverse music, dance, storytelling and family-oriented programming as well as a juried Handcrafters’ Village, the Green Living Expo, the Working Waterfront with small boat exhibits and rides, the Artisanal Food & Farm Market, environmental education displays and exhibits, and the Circle of Song where audience participation is the focus. The festival is wheelchair accessible and most stage programming is staffed with American Sign Language interpreters.
Inspired by Pete Seeger’s desire to clean up the river over forty years ago, Clearwater’s Great Hudson River Revival initially helped raise the funds to build the sloop Clearwater, which has since become a world-renowned floating classroom and a symbol of effective grassroots action. Today, Hudson River Sloop Clearwater, Inc. is a non-profit organization that sails at the forefront of the nation’s environmental challenges. The revenue raised by the Revival goes to support Clearwater’s numerous educational programs and its work toward environmental and social justice—as well as keeping the sloop Clearwater afloat.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
David Crosby, Neko Case, Guster, The Pine Hill Project, Joseph Arthur, Los Lobos, Ani DiFranco, Tom Paxton, The Mavericks, Shelby Lynne, The Kennedys, Bela Fleck, Guy Davis, The Lone Bellow, Mike and Ruthy, The Felice Brothers and more... Clearwater's Great Hudson River Revival
Croton-on-Hudson, NY
Website: https://www.clearwaterfestival.org
The 2015 Clearwater Festival will take place on Saturday and Sunday, June 20 and 21 at Croton Point Park in Croton-on-Hudson, Westchester County, NY. Festival gates open to attendees at 9AM.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3:30pm
Tribes Hill Song Circle & Hootenanny at CLEARWATER FESTIVAL!!! Clearwater Festival Jam Tent
Website: https://www.clearwater.org/
The Hudson River Sloop Clearwater Organization has kindly asked us to lead a song circle at the Festival! So bring your instrument and voice and sing with us! Let's get a huge crowd, people! Please share with anyone who may be going on Sunday!!!!
Sing, sing, sing...sing with Fred , sing with Matt , sing with Carla, sing with Curtis, sing with Larry, sing with Carolann, sing with Pete, sing with The Hudson, sing with me & I'll sing with you...sing, sing, sing!
Sing, sing, sing...sing with Fred , sing with Matt , sing with Carla, sing with Curtis, sing with Larry, sing with Carolann, sing with Pete, sing with The Hudson, sing with me & I'll sing with you...sing, sing, sing!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:00pm
John Banrock's Online Album Release of 'Mind of Peace' during "Album Night" www.johnbanrock.com/album-night
Website: https://www.johnbanrock.com/album-night
Stream the album for free and join the conversation at 9pm during John Banrock's "Album Night". This Special Edition "Album Night" features the release of John's new instrumental album 'Mind of Peace'. Learn more and join the event at www.johnbanrock.com/album-night
It is recommended to arrive online around 8:45 to get ready for a 9pm kickoff.
It is recommended to arrive online around 8:45 to get ready for a 9pm kickoff.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 pm
Fred Gillen Jr The Tapp
17 North BroadwayTarrytown, NY
Phone: 914-703-6022
Website: https://www.thetappny.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 p.m. to 9 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR Monthly Residency The Peekskill Coffee House
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 12 pm
American Roots Music Festival Caramoor
149 Girdle Ridge RoadKatonah, NY 10536
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.caramoor.org/events/american-roots-music-festival/
The all-ages American Roots Music Festival is a home for musical heritage and modern twists set throughout Caramoor's beautiful performance spaces, gardens and grounds. With legendary stars and up and coming artists, the festival offers an eclectic mix of folk, country, bluegrass, gospel, blues, early jazz, singer/songwriter, string band, old time, traditional and contemporary roots music – lots of music for everyone to enjoy!
The All Day & Evening ticket gives you access to all performances and activities, including Festival headliner Lucinda Williams and opener Parker Millsap.
Larry Campbell and Teresa Williams anchor the afternoon festivities. They move freely between blues, country, folk and Celtic styles with expert instrumentals (Larry), big soulful vocals (Teresa), and lovely harmonies (both). When not performing in their own band, you can catch Larry and Teresa playing with Phil Lesh and Friends, the Dirt Farmer Band, and the Midnight Ramble Band.
New to the festival this year are the Kristin Andreassen Band (you may know Kristin from her work with Abigail Washburn in the band Uncle Earl, or Aoife O’Donovan in the band Sometymes Why), Jessy Carolina & the Hot Mess (a hot jazz and blues band from Brooklyn), Philadelphia area folk-rock outfit Mason Porter (strong vocal harmonies and acoustic arrangements), and Cole Quest and the City Pickers (pure bluegrass high energy).
Alt-trad Americana powerhouse Spuyten Duyvil returns (fresh off their new album release) as does the always uplifting Walkabout Clearwater Chorus. Crowd pleaser Matt Turk returns as our official roots festival ‘Rover in Residence’. You can catch Matt with his acoustic guitar and mandolin roving the grounds during the festival and staging impromptu performances.
The All Day & Evening ticket gives you access to all performances and activities, including Festival headliner Lucinda Williams and opener Parker Millsap.
Larry Campbell and Teresa Williams anchor the afternoon festivities. They move freely between blues, country, folk and Celtic styles with expert instrumentals (Larry), big soulful vocals (Teresa), and lovely harmonies (both). When not performing in their own band, you can catch Larry and Teresa playing with Phil Lesh and Friends, the Dirt Farmer Band, and the Midnight Ramble Band.
New to the festival this year are the Kristin Andreassen Band (you may know Kristin from her work with Abigail Washburn in the band Uncle Earl, or Aoife O’Donovan in the band Sometymes Why), Jessy Carolina & the Hot Mess (a hot jazz and blues band from Brooklyn), Philadelphia area folk-rock outfit Mason Porter (strong vocal harmonies and acoustic arrangements), and Cole Quest and the City Pickers (pure bluegrass high energy).
Alt-trad Americana powerhouse Spuyten Duyvil returns (fresh off their new album release) as does the always uplifting Walkabout Clearwater Chorus. Crowd pleaser Matt Turk returns as our official roots festival ‘Rover in Residence’. You can catch Matt with his acoustic guitar and mandolin roving the grounds during the festival and staging impromptu performances.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Scoot Horton and Riley Fields & Sarah Haliday An Beal Bocht Cafe
445 W 238th St. Riverdale Bronx, New york 10463-2201
Phone: 917 331 6664
Website: https://www.anbealbochtcafe.com/
Scoot Horton 8-9pm and Riley Fields & Sarah Haliday 9-?pm
Scoot is excited to make his An Beal Bocht debut. It's a great place. Great food and drinks.
Here Scoot sings his brand of catchy sing along songs.
www.scoothorton.com
Riley Fields & Sarah Haliday
www.rileyfields.com
Scoot is excited to make his An Beal Bocht debut. It's a great place. Great food and drinks.
Here Scoot sings his brand of catchy sing along songs.
www.scoothorton.com
Riley Fields & Sarah Haliday
www.rileyfields.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4pm to 6pm
Elaine at BeanRunner The Bean Runner Cafe
201 South Division Street Peekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-737-1701
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com/
Hear cuts from Elaine's brand-new album THE HOUR BEFORE, which debuted in April at #3 on the Folk DJ list! Plus songs from previous albums. Plus some guitar tunes!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00pm
John Banrock's 'Mind of Peace' Album Release Show Victor's
500 Commerce StHawthorne, NY 10532
Website: https://www.johnbanrock.com
A show celebrating the release of John Banrock's new instrumental album 'Mind of Peace'. John will perform the album live in its entirety on guitar, harmonica and foot tambourine. The show begins at 6pm with performances by Steve Skwarek, Lorraine F. and Joe No. An exciting event not to be missed!
Steve Skwarek - 6pm
Lorraine F. - 6:30
John Banrock - 7pm
Joe No - 8pm
Steve Skwarek - 6pm
Lorraine F. - 6:30
John Banrock - 7pm
Joe No - 8pm
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm to 10pm
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering Hammond House, Valhalla, NY
1 Hammond House DriveValhalla, NY 10595
at the home of Rick Rock
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together! Bring your instruments, tunes and voice! All are welcome. 6pm dinner and chatting, 7pmish the music making begins.
We have some Annual Picnic supplies left, so we'll supply the hot dogs, hamburgers, some tuna burgers, and a green salad. Participants are encouraged to bring drinks and side items as always. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together! Bring your instruments, tunes and voice! All are welcome. 6pm dinner and chatting, 7pmish the music making begins.
We have some Annual Picnic supplies left, so we'll supply the hot dogs, hamburgers, some tuna burgers, and a green salad. Participants are encouraged to bring drinks and side items as always. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00PM to Dusk
Woody Guthrie 103rd Birthday Hootenanny (12th Annual) Mt. Zion Church, Reis Park (the church is on the right as you enter)
Mt. Zion Church, Reis Park (the church is on the right as you enter)Katonah NY 10536, NY 10536
Website: https://www.scotturgola.com
Come Sing Your Favorite Woody Song!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4:30 pm
Tribes Hill Presents...Kindred Folk
North Division Street btwn Central Ave and Main St.Peekskill, NY 10566
Website: https://www.embarkpeekskill.com
CHANGES: The show is now free AND outside on North Division St btwn Central Ave and Main St.
Tribes Hill Monthly Music Series is back after taking June off and WOW...it's a great lineup, maybe the best yet...
Curtis Becraft - www.soundcloud.com/curtis-and-carla "The variety of songs, instruments and musicians make Curtis Becraft’s debut CD an exciting journey". - Examiner.com Mitch Katz - www.mitchkatz.com "Completely tasty, easy rolling stuff that sounds like a heads up from an old pal" - Midwest Record Carla Lynne Hall - www.facebook.com/CurtisAndCarla “Carla Lynne Hall’s powerful vocal style soaks through your soul and mesmerizes you.” - Manhattan Mirror The Bump - www.facebook.com/PatTaylorTheBump "Damn! That boy is fine!" - Whiskey Logic Ledger
Come support your Tribe!
Tribes Hill Monthly Music Series is back after taking June off and WOW...it's a great lineup, maybe the best yet...
Curtis Becraft - www.soundcloud.com/curtis-and-carla "The variety of songs, instruments and musicians make Curtis Becraft’s debut CD an exciting journey". - Examiner.com Mitch Katz - www.mitchkatz.com "Completely tasty, easy rolling stuff that sounds like a heads up from an old pal" - Midwest Record Carla Lynne Hall - www.facebook.com/CurtisAndCarla “Carla Lynne Hall’s powerful vocal style soaks through your soul and mesmerizes you.” - Manhattan Mirror The Bump - www.facebook.com/PatTaylorTheBump "Damn! That boy is fine!" - Whiskey Logic Ledger
Come support your Tribe!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
HOT ROD PACER The Winery at St George "Wednesday Night Live" Series
1715 E. Main StreetMohegan Lake, NY
Phone: (914) 455 - 4272
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://thewineryatstgeorge.com/Winery/Welcome.html
The band:
Fred Gillen Jr: Electric guitars, vocals
Jason Hess: Drums
Jim Keyes: Electric and acoustic guitars, lap steel, vocals
Debbie Tuzman: Bass guitar, vocals
Original songs featuring that little fishbowl on wheels, great well-known and obscure cover songs from the 70's and 80's. Fun!!!
Fred Gillen Jr: Electric guitars, vocals
Jason Hess: Drums
Jim Keyes: Electric and acoustic guitars, lap steel, vocals
Debbie Tuzman: Bass guitar, vocals
Original songs featuring that little fishbowl on wheels, great well-known and obscure cover songs from the 70's and 80's. Fun!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 p.m. to 10:30 pm
Fred Gillen Jr, Melinda DiMaio and Ditto ASK for Music
97 BroadwayKingston, NY
Phone: 845-338-0331
Website: https://www.askforarts.org
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11 AM til 1 PM to 1 PM
Phil Dollard at the John Jay Homestead Farm Market John Jay Homestead Farm Market
400 Jay St., Rt. 22Katonah, NY 10536
Website: https://www.johnjayhomestead.org
As a Founding Father, first Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, second Governor of New York, John Jay would no doubt approve of the vibrant Farm Market located at his retirement home in Katonah (now a New York State Historic Site.) Many vendors every Saturday throughout the Summer season. And... live music. I'll be there July 18! Stop on by for some 100% organically grown tunes; no preservatives, no additives.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 9pm
GROOVIN' IN NEW FAIRFIELD PRESENTS FREE TOWN BEACH CONCERT NEW FAIRFIELD TOWN BEACH, 180, RTE 39, NEW FAIRFIELD, CT
180 Route 39New Fairfield, CT 06812 USA
Phone: 914-263-4487
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.groovininnewfairfield.com
Groovin’ in New Fairfield is proud to host “Music at the Beach” on Saturday, July 18 from 7-9pm. This is a free event at Town Beach. 180, Rte 39 in New Fairfield, CT. and is sponsored by GINF and the New Fairfield Parks and Recreation Commission. Bring your blankets, chairs picnic and friends to this fun-filled night of live music featuring TJay Kowalchuk, Marianne Osiel, and Jamie Sheilds.
Singer/songwriter/guitarist Tjay Kowalchuk style of writing incorporates a Rock/Pop with Jazz and Funk to create and independent sound with huge potential for crossover and appeal amongst a variety of audiences. TJay has been working his way quickly up the ranks, sharing the stage with well-established artists such as The Doobie Brothers, Blues Traveler, Little Feat, the Neville Brothers, Dave Mason, Southside Johnny, Fastball and Joan Osborne. Tjay was also chosen as a Relix Magazine Jam Off winner, and his song “Goldfish” was featured on the magazine’s compilation CD alongside artists including Gregg Allman and Keller Williams.
Marianne Osiel began her career as an oboist with the Nashville Symphony and while there became immersed in the Nashville world of songwriting and pop music. Marianne is a consummate musician with her music rooted in blues, folk and jazz and with a keen harmonic sensibility. She has been a sought-after “sideman” as a slide guitarist, oboist, and singer, with such artists as John Hall (Orleans), Nanci Griffith, Ashley Cleveland, Daryll Tookes and Joel Sinnier, as well as a member of several symphony orchestras. She also has numerous original recordings, including a live album recorded at the infamous Blue Bird Café in Nashville.
Jamie Sheilds’ style is a mixture of singer/songwriter, folk and adult contemporary. Her soothing yet fun acoustic versions of popular songs on the guitar, and ukulele span generations. She has often been compared to Norah Jones and Jewel.
About Groovin’ in New Fairfield: Groovin’ in New Fairfield seeks to develop and promote ongoing, regularly scheduled live music programs in New Fairfield and surrounding areas. It is a non-profit organization supported by sponsors, local businesses, grants from charitable organizations and patron donations and is staffed by volunteers. It operates under the New Fairfield Parks and Recreation Commission. For more information, visit us at www.groovininnewfairfield.com or contact us at grcoffeehouse@gmail.com.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00pm
Tall Trees featuring Tim Grimm & Ben Bedford Urban H2O Concert Series at Beczak
35 Alexander StreetYonkers, NY 10701 USA
Phone: 917 562 8584
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.urbanh2o.org
Two highly acclaimed Midwestern songwriters paint portraits of the strength, determination and resolve of our Midwest neighbors. Ben Bedford is "one of the top 50 singer-songwriters of the past 50 years" Rich Warren WFMT/Midnight Special
Tim Grimm boasts the #2 Album of the Year on Folk Radio 2014. They will be joined by Diederik van Wassenaer on Violin and Connor Grimm on Bass.
Tim Grimm boasts the #2 Album of the Year on Folk Radio 2014. They will be joined by Diederik van Wassenaer on Violin and Connor Grimm on Bass.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5pm to 7pm
Scoot Horton @ Bank Square Coffeehouse Bank Square Coffeehouse
129 Main StreetBeacon, NY 12508
Phone: (845) 440-7165
Website: https://banksquarecoffeehouse.com
Scoot Horton playing his brand of country/folk songs about life, death, and hope.
Bank Square has a beautiful patio for outdoor seating. If the weather is good Scoot will be playing out on the patio.
www.scoothorton.com
Bank Square has a beautiful patio for outdoor seating. If the weather is good Scoot will be playing out on the patio.
www.scoothorton.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11 am to 1 pm
Larry Kolker at the John Jay Homestead Farm Market John Jay Homestead
400 Jay Street Katonah, NY 10536
Website: https://www.facebook.com/pages/John-Jay-Homestead-Farm-Market/326964104093547?fref=ts
Larry returns to the scene of the crime -- the best darn farmers' market around. With Sticks Levine on drums.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 pm to 9 pm
Phil Dollard at An Beal Bocht An Beal Bocht
445 W. 238 St.,Bronx (@ Greystone Ave.), NY 10463
Phone: (718)884-7127
Website: https://anbealbochtcafe.com
I'll be doing an hour set at 8 pm at An Beal Bocht this Sunday at their singer/songwriter series. This is a great cafe/restaurant with traditional Irish music as well as local artistic talent. It'll be my first time there and it's opportune since I just got back from a 10 day visit to Ireland: Counties Cork, Kerry and Clare. Lots of trad. Irish music along the way. Come on down to Riverdale; it's sure to be a good time.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9 pm to 12 midnight
Phil Dollard performs at Birdsall House Birdsall House
970 Main St.Peekskill, NY
Phone: (914)930-1880
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.birdsallhouse.net
More acoustic blues, swamp music and assorted love songs as the Thursday night music tradition continues at Birdsall House in Peekskill, where I'll be pickin' and strummin' for your listening pleasure. Craft brews, an eclectic menu... no summertime blues here. Stop by.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 9pm
Leo Harmonay & Friends Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
Acoustic sojourns of original material and eclectic covers
Soulful Rhythmic Reflective Relaxation
Soulful Rhythmic Reflective Relaxation
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6PM to 10PM
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering at the home of Di and Tom Morgan
43 Birchwood LaneHartsdale, NY 10530
Phone: 914-761-3539
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together! Bring your instruments, tunes and voice! All are welcome. 6pm dinner and chatting, 7pmish the music making begins.
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 11:30 pm
Deadgrass Pinks
242 East 10th StreetNew York, NY 10003
Phone: (917) 902-6809
Website: https://pinks.nyc/#about
Multi-instrumentalist Matt Turk and Grammy award winner C Lanzbom have joined forces to form “Deadgrass” celebrating the music of Jerry Garcia, paying tribute to Old & in the Way and the acoustic music of Jerry Garcia.
Web music authority All Music Guide calls Matt Turk "...an artist to be reckoned with." A seasoned recording artist, multi-instrumentalist, eternal idealist and compassionate peace loving realist, Hastings-on-Hudson, New York based Matt Turk is a veteran performer who has engaged audiences around the world, both as a rocking bandleader and an acoustic folk troubadour. He has shared the stage with Pete Seeger and opened for Judy Collins, The Doobie Brothers, Fiona Apple, The Grateful Dead's Mickey Hart and more. He has performed throughout the U.S.A., Europe, Israel and the Caribbean, appearing at festivals and venues including Clearwater's Great Hudson River Revival, the Gathering of the Vibes, Atlanta's Music Midtown, Jazz at Lincoln Center, The Beacon Theatre and Brooklyn Bowl.
Grammy award winner C Lanzbom has spent years as a studio and touring guitarist. Well traveled in the Middle East, C absorbed Israeli-Arabic musical rhythms of the region, eventually fusing these ancient tones to the music he grew up with along the Jersey Shore. C’s performing, writing, engineering and producing credits include his band Soulfarm, American Idol Finalist Crystal Bowersox, Shlomo Carlebach and Pete Seeger with Bruce Springsteen. C also has numerous television and film song placements. When not touring, C runs and owns Sherwood Ridge Studio, a state-of-the-art recording facility just north of New York City. He brings his unique sound around the world, his affection and passion for Jerry Garcia’s music is contagious and longstanding and cited as a major influence.
The core band is Turk (mandolin/vocals), C Lanzbom (guitar), Deni Bonet (fiddle), Ayodele Maakheru (banjo) and Adam Roberts (bass).
Web music authority All Music Guide calls Matt Turk "...an artist to be reckoned with." A seasoned recording artist, multi-instrumentalist, eternal idealist and compassionate peace loving realist, Hastings-on-Hudson, New York based Matt Turk is a veteran performer who has engaged audiences around the world, both as a rocking bandleader and an acoustic folk troubadour. He has shared the stage with Pete Seeger and opened for Judy Collins, The Doobie Brothers, Fiona Apple, The Grateful Dead's Mickey Hart and more. He has performed throughout the U.S.A., Europe, Israel and the Caribbean, appearing at festivals and venues including Clearwater's Great Hudson River Revival, the Gathering of the Vibes, Atlanta's Music Midtown, Jazz at Lincoln Center, The Beacon Theatre and Brooklyn Bowl.
Grammy award winner C Lanzbom has spent years as a studio and touring guitarist. Well traveled in the Middle East, C absorbed Israeli-Arabic musical rhythms of the region, eventually fusing these ancient tones to the music he grew up with along the Jersey Shore. C’s performing, writing, engineering and producing credits include his band Soulfarm, American Idol Finalist Crystal Bowersox, Shlomo Carlebach and Pete Seeger with Bruce Springsteen. C also has numerous television and film song placements. When not touring, C runs and owns Sherwood Ridge Studio, a state-of-the-art recording facility just north of New York City. He brings his unique sound around the world, his affection and passion for Jerry Garcia’s music is contagious and longstanding and cited as a major influence.
The core band is Turk (mandolin/vocals), C Lanzbom (guitar), Deni Bonet (fiddle), Ayodele Maakheru (banjo) and Adam Roberts (bass).
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 p.m. to 10:00 pm
FRED GILLEN JR Monthly Residency Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://www.coffeelabs.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9 pm to 12 midnight
Phil Dollard appearing at Gleason's Gleasons, 911 South St, Peekskill, NY 10566
911 South StPeekskill, NY 10566
Website: https://www.scoothorton.com
I'll be returning to this premier purveyor of good times, great music, creative cocktails and craft beers on August 7th. Menu items come locally from Hilltop Hanover Farm and Hemlock Hill Farm so come for dinner and stay for the music.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:00 AM to 10:30 am
Phil Dollard at the John Jay Homestead Farm Market John Jay Homestead Farm Markt
400 Jay St., Rt. 22Katonah, NY 10536
Website: https://johnjayhomestead.org
On Saturday, July 18th, I'll be doing a couple sets of blues oriented folk-rock with a healthy dose of slide guitar at the historic John Jay Homestead in Katonah, NY. All songs guaranteed to be 100 % organic and heart-healthy.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00pm to 10:00 pm
Urban H2O Presents: Laney Jones and The Spirits and Ryan Hobler Urban H2O/Concert Series at Beczak / Sarah Lawrence Center for the Urban River
35 Alexander StreetYonkers, NY
Phone: 917 562 8584
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.urbanh2o.org
Laney Jones sings tales of love and adventure with a voice that has been described as “a mix of lemon, molasses, gin and gunpowder” (WPRK), mellifluous and smooth but brimming with passion.
Also on the bill, Ryan Hobler who's music has been described as “Upbeat…catchy, well-crafted…with that early ’70′s Harry Nilsson/Gilbert O’Sullivan pop-ness about it. It’s a good thing, especially in a time where “songwriters” are becoming scarce”
– Popdose
All Urban H2O shows begin at 8PM. $10 ticket includes:
Free beer from series sponsor Captain Lawrence Brewery. “Lite Dinner Bites and Snacks” available for donation from series sponsor The Garden Gourmet Market.
Downtown Yonkers on the riverfront. Easy parking and steps from Metro North.
Also on the bill, Ryan Hobler who's music has been described as “Upbeat…catchy, well-crafted…with that early ’70′s Harry Nilsson/Gilbert O’Sullivan pop-ness about it. It’s a good thing, especially in a time where “songwriters” are becoming scarce”
– Popdose
All Urban H2O shows begin at 8PM. $10 ticket includes:
Free beer from series sponsor Captain Lawrence Brewery. “Lite Dinner Bites and Snacks” available for donation from series sponsor The Garden Gourmet Market.
Downtown Yonkers on the riverfront. Easy parking and steps from Metro North.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 am to 4 pm
Hastings Flea Hastings Train Station
Website: https://www.hastingsflea.com
Save the date for Sunday! Lot's of new and loved vendors showing up with antiques, mid-century modern furniture, vintage, home goods and more! Plus, yoga for toddlers, chess and arts and crafts for kids!
Here is our live music line up for the day:
11am-12pm: Thirteen year old Hudson Valley sensation Sam Levin.
12pm-1pm: Country, soul and Americana duo Curtis and Carla.
1pm-2pm: Favorite echo rock band Solar Punch.
2pm-3pm: The folk rock revival Riverrun Trio.
3-4pm: Talented pianist and singer/songwriter Michelle DeAngelis.
Here is our live music line up for the day:
11am-12pm: Thirteen year old Hudson Valley sensation Sam Levin.
12pm-1pm: Country, soul and Americana duo Curtis and Carla.
1pm-2pm: Favorite echo rock band Solar Punch.
2pm-3pm: The folk rock revival Riverrun Trio.
3-4pm: Talented pianist and singer/songwriter Michelle DeAngelis.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 10pm
Matt Turk with Saul Zonana & The Visibles Daryl's House
130 Route 22Pawling, NY 12564
Phone: (845) 289-0185
Price: $15.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.darylshouseclub.com
Web music authority All Music Guide calls him "…an artist to be reckoned with." A seasoned recording artist, multi-instrumentalist, eternal idealist and compassionate peace loving realist, Hastings-on-Hudson, New York based Matt Turk is a veteran performer who has engaged audiences around the world, both as a rocking bandleader and an acoustic folk troubadour. He has shared the stage with Pete Seeger and opened for Judy Collins, The Doobie Brothers, Fiona Apple, The Grateful Dead's Mickey Hart and more. He has performed throughout the U.S.A., Europe, Israel and the Caribbean, appearing at festivals and venues including Clearwater's Great Hudson River Revival, the Gathering of the Vibes, Atlanta's Music Midtown, Jazz at Lincoln Center, The Beacon Theatre and Brooklyn Bowl.
Matt's latest recording, Cold Revival, is produced by David Dobkin, also a filmmaker, best known for directing "Wedding Crashers." Cold Revival was recorded in Los Angeles at Matter Music and is an arrestingly emotional collection of songs dealing with human relationships, loss, and the redeeming power of love.
Cold Revival has been very well received and reviewed by critics. Rust Magazine named it 2014 Album of the Year! Guitar Player says, “On his latest release, Cold Revival, Matt Turk expertly weaves track after track of acoustic guitar and mandolin into a folk-rock fabric.” Relix says “appetizing and enjoyable.” Magnet, No Depression, Guitar World’s Acoustic Nation and many more have praised Cold Revival; Matt’s latest work.
Matt's latest recording, Cold Revival, is produced by David Dobkin, also a filmmaker, best known for directing "Wedding Crashers." Cold Revival was recorded in Los Angeles at Matter Music and is an arrestingly emotional collection of songs dealing with human relationships, loss, and the redeeming power of love.
Cold Revival has been very well received and reviewed by critics. Rust Magazine named it 2014 Album of the Year! Guitar Player says, “On his latest release, Cold Revival, Matt Turk expertly weaves track after track of acoustic guitar and mandolin into a folk-rock fabric.” Relix says “appetizing and enjoyable.” Magnet, No Depression, Guitar World’s Acoustic Nation and many more have praised Cold Revival; Matt’s latest work.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 9:45
Ralph Stanley and the Clinch Mountain Boys with Matt Turk City Winery
155 Varick St.New York, NY 10013
Phone: (212) 608-0555
Price: $30.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.citywinery.com/newyork/
Ralph Stanley’s voice is not of this century. Nor of the last one, for that matter. Its stark emotional urgency is rooted in a darker time, when pain was the common coin of life and the world offered sinful humanity no hope of refuge. Preserved in the cultural amber of remote Appalachia, this terse, forlorn sound is the bedrock of Stanley’s inimitable style. But don’t mistake an ancient voice for ancient ways. Stanley tours and performs with the vigor and elan of a rock star.
Now 87 years old (as of February 25, 2014), Stanley has been performing professionally since he and his older brother, Carter, formed a band in their native southwestern Virginia in 1946. Between that date and 1966, when Carter died, the Stanley Brothers and the Clinch Mountain Boys became one of the most celebrated bluegrass groups in the world, rivaling in popularity such titans as Bill Monroe and Flatt & Scruggs.
Web music authority All Music Guide calls Matt Turk "…an artist to be reckoned with." A seasoned recording artist, multi-instrumentalist, eternal idealist and compassionate peace loving realist, Hastings-on-Hudson, New York based Matt Turk is a veteran performer who has engaged audiences around the world, both as a rocking bandleader and an acoustic folk troubadour. He has shared the stage with Pete Seeger and opened for Judy Collins, The Doobie Brothers, Fiona Apple, The Grateful Dead's Mickey Hart and more. He has performed throughout the U.S.A., Europe, Israel and the Caribbean, appearing at festivals and venues including Clearwater's Great Hudson River Revival, the Gathering of the Vibes, Atlanta's Music Midtown, Jazz at Lincoln Center, The Beacon Theatre and Brooklyn Bowl.
Now 87 years old (as of February 25, 2014), Stanley has been performing professionally since he and his older brother, Carter, formed a band in their native southwestern Virginia in 1946. Between that date and 1966, when Carter died, the Stanley Brothers and the Clinch Mountain Boys became one of the most celebrated bluegrass groups in the world, rivaling in popularity such titans as Bill Monroe and Flatt & Scruggs.
Web music authority All Music Guide calls Matt Turk "…an artist to be reckoned with." A seasoned recording artist, multi-instrumentalist, eternal idealist and compassionate peace loving realist, Hastings-on-Hudson, New York based Matt Turk is a veteran performer who has engaged audiences around the world, both as a rocking bandleader and an acoustic folk troubadour. He has shared the stage with Pete Seeger and opened for Judy Collins, The Doobie Brothers, Fiona Apple, The Grateful Dead's Mickey Hart and more. He has performed throughout the U.S.A., Europe, Israel and the Caribbean, appearing at festivals and venues including Clearwater's Great Hudson River Revival, the Gathering of the Vibes, Atlanta's Music Midtown, Jazz at Lincoln Center, The Beacon Theatre and Brooklyn Bowl.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 9pm
Scoot Horton and Bill Buttner Peekskill Coffee House
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914 739 1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Come on out and hear Scoot Horton's brand of Country/folk/ americana.
Scoot has asked his friend Bill Buttner to play with him. Bill is a great player with great songs.
www.scoothorton.com
Scoot has asked his friend Bill Buttner to play with him. Bill is a great player with great songs.
www.scoothorton.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4:30
Tribes Hill Presents...Kindred Folk EMBARK | PEEKSKILL
925 South StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Website: https://www.embarkpeekskill.com
Tribes Hill Presents: Kindred Folk, is a monthly concert series featuring some of the best singer/songwriters and musicians that the Hudson Valley (and beyond) has produced, at the EMBARK | Peekskill performance space, every third Sunday afternoon. With performances by acclaimed songwriters from Tribes Hill membership and beyond, the audience support has been enthusiastic.
The Performers:
Bev Grant is a contemporary folk veteran, a topical songwriter with heart and edge, telling life stories that celebrate South African grandmothers on a soccer team, salute a solitary old man who just won’t leave his mountaintop in West Virginia, the trials of living above a crazy neighbor, and the personal feelings about failed relationships.
www.bevgrant.com
Joe McKay is a true NJ original. Joe’s music is deeply rooted in the late fifties and early sixties folk revival. The music of the Kingston Trio, the Limelighters, Bob Dylan and singer/songwriter John Stewart contributed to his traditionally based unique, storytelling style.
www.brjoe.com
Bud Coughlin states: "Studied guitar with Emil DeCosmo, a master of the jazz saxophone; Played my first bar at the age of 14. Jersey City. I’ve played for folks from coast to coast, even once in a Dublin pub and always been well received. Once played a show in Santa Barbara where I was paid with a bag of peanuts. REALLY! PEANUTS! I Did tech work for all the big stars through the 1980’s where I discovered the weekly paycheck."
www.pleasantbud.com
3 Wheel Drive consists of Iris Cohen on vocals, percussion & guitar, “Country” Al Ross on guitar & clarinet and Pete Tamburrini on guitar, vocals & whatever else comes up. Their musical performance runs from Al’s friend and mentor Doc Watson’s guitar tunes, to standards, contemporary covers, and originals. Enough to keep the most discriminating listener interested and entertained.
The Performers:
Bev Grant is a contemporary folk veteran, a topical songwriter with heart and edge, telling life stories that celebrate South African grandmothers on a soccer team, salute a solitary old man who just won’t leave his mountaintop in West Virginia, the trials of living above a crazy neighbor, and the personal feelings about failed relationships.
www.bevgrant.com
Joe McKay is a true NJ original. Joe’s music is deeply rooted in the late fifties and early sixties folk revival. The music of the Kingston Trio, the Limelighters, Bob Dylan and singer/songwriter John Stewart contributed to his traditionally based unique, storytelling style.
www.brjoe.com
Bud Coughlin states: "Studied guitar with Emil DeCosmo, a master of the jazz saxophone; Played my first bar at the age of 14. Jersey City. I’ve played for folks from coast to coast, even once in a Dublin pub and always been well received. Once played a show in Santa Barbara where I was paid with a bag of peanuts. REALLY! PEANUTS! I Did tech work for all the big stars through the 1980’s where I discovered the weekly paycheck."
www.pleasantbud.com
3 Wheel Drive consists of Iris Cohen on vocals, percussion & guitar, “Country” Al Ross on guitar & clarinet and Pete Tamburrini on guitar, vocals & whatever else comes up. Their musical performance runs from Al’s friend and mentor Doc Watson’s guitar tunes, to standards, contemporary covers, and originals. Enough to keep the most discriminating listener interested and entertained.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
3rd Annual Summer Hoot Ashokan Center
Olivebridge, NY
Website: https://www.homeofthehoot.com
3 days of music and community at the scenic Ashokan Center
The Ashokan Center is located at 477 Beaverkill Road Olivebridge, NY 12461. It's approximately 2 hours north of NYC, 1 hour south of Albany, and 20 minutes west of Woodstock, NY. The nearest city with major chain hotels and a mall is Kingston, NY. The nearest body of water is the beautiful Ashokan Reservoir - if possible, plan your trip to come across the aqueduct (at the center of the reservoir) so you can see the beauty of NYC's drinking water source.
The Ashokan Center is located at 477 Beaverkill Road Olivebridge, NY 12461. It's approximately 2 hours north of NYC, 1 hour south of Albany, and 20 minutes west of Woodstock, NY. The nearest city with major chain hotels and a mall is Kingston, NY. The nearest body of water is the beautiful Ashokan Reservoir - if possible, plan your trip to come across the aqueduct (at the center of the reservoir) so you can see the beauty of NYC's drinking water source.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
3rd Annual Summer Hoot Ashokan Center
Olivebridge, NY
Website: https://www.homeofthehoot.com
3 days of music and community at the scenic Ashokan Center
The Ashokan Center is located at 477 Beaverkill Road Olivebridge, NY 12461. It's approximately 2 hours north of NYC, 1 hour south of Albany, and 20 minutes west of Woodstock, NY. The nearest city with major chain hotels and a mall is Kingston, NY. The nearest body of water is the beautiful Ashokan Reservoir - if possible, plan your trip to come across the aqueduct (at the center of the reservoir) so you can see the beauty of NYC's drinking water source.
The Ashokan Center is located at 477 Beaverkill Road Olivebridge, NY 12461. It's approximately 2 hours north of NYC, 1 hour south of Albany, and 20 minutes west of Woodstock, NY. The nearest city with major chain hotels and a mall is Kingston, NY. The nearest body of water is the beautiful Ashokan Reservoir - if possible, plan your trip to come across the aqueduct (at the center of the reservoir) so you can see the beauty of NYC's drinking water source.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:15 p.m. to 11:00 pm
Fred Gillen Jr Wage Love Tour Hits City Island! The Starving Artist Cafe
249 City Island Avenue, City IslandCity Island Bronx, NY
Phone: 718.885.3779
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
3rd Annual Summer Hoot Ashokan Center
Olivebridge, NY
Website: https://www.homeofthehoot.com
3 days of music and community at the scenic Ashokan Center
The Ashokan Center is located at 477 Beaverkill Road Olivebridge, NY 12461. It's approximately 2 hours north of NYC, 1 hour south of Albany, and 20 minutes west of Woodstock, NY. The nearest city with major chain hotels and a mall is Kingston, NY. The nearest body of water is the beautiful Ashokan Reservoir - if possible, plan your trip to come across the aqueduct (at the center of the reservoir) so you can see the beauty of NYC's drinking water source.
The Ashokan Center is located at 477 Beaverkill Road Olivebridge, NY 12461. It's approximately 2 hours north of NYC, 1 hour south of Albany, and 20 minutes west of Woodstock, NY. The nearest city with major chain hotels and a mall is Kingston, NY. The nearest body of water is the beautiful Ashokan Reservoir - if possible, plan your trip to come across the aqueduct (at the center of the reservoir) so you can see the beauty of NYC's drinking water source.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 12 pm to 6 pm
Borderline Folk Annual Picnic, Jam & Singing Party Germonds Park
185 Germonds RoadWest Nyack, NY
Website: https://borderlinefolkmusicclub.org/borderlines-annual-picnic/
Larry Kolker, Mara Levine and about a dozen others are the main stage performers at The Borderline Folk Music Club’s annual Borderline Picnic, Jam and Singing Party this year, which will include a tribute to Tom Paxton. Please click on the website link for more info!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 p.m. to 9 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR Monthly Residency The Peekskill Coffee Hosue
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4 pm to 7 pm
Larry Kolker at the Boathouse The Boathouse Restaurant
800 Westerly Rd Ossining, NY 10562 Ossining, NY 10562 United States
Website: https://www.ossiningboathouse.com/
Larry, with Sticks Levine on drums, will be playing at the outdoor bar surrounded by the Hudson River from 4-7 pm. Come by car or boat!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:30
Marc Black Band Celebration Concert. Opening show by Milton. The Towne Crier Cafe - Beacon
379 Main StreetBeacon, NY
Phone: 845 855 1300
Website: https://townecc.tunestub.com/show.cfm?id=164143&cart
My Woodstock rhythm section will be driving down the thruway for the show... the great Eric Parker (from the Joe Cocker and Stevie Winwood Bands) on drums; and legendary Michael Esposito (from the Blues Magoos) on bass.
Milton will open the show. His soulful songs are steeped in classic rhythm & blues, pop, jazz and country, with great vocals and lyrics. He'll be accompanied by one of the best upright bassists you'll hear anywhere, Jeff Eyrich.
After so many years in the Pawling location, Phil Ciganer has created this wonderful new space in Beacon. This will be my third show at the new spot. The new menu is great and music soars and sparkles in this room.
Milton will open the show. His soulful songs are steeped in classic rhythm & blues, pop, jazz and country, with great vocals and lyrics. He'll be accompanied by one of the best upright bassists you'll hear anywhere, Jeff Eyrich.
After so many years in the Pawling location, Phil Ciganer has created this wonderful new space in Beacon. This will be my third show at the new spot. The new menu is great and music soars and sparkles in this room.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2PM to 10PM
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering hosted by George Gierer
54 Twin Lakes RdSouth Salem, NY 10590
-- Please note that this is a special Labor Day afternoon gathering--
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together! Bring your instruments, tunes and voice! All are welcome. 2pm to 8pm.
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together! Bring your instruments, tunes and voice! All are welcome. 2pm to 8pm.
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 PM
Arlon Bennett & the Healing Project Grounds and Sounds Cafe
380 Nicolls RdE Setauket, NY 11733
Price: $12.50
Purchase Tickets: click here
Songsmith Arlon Bennett is a three-time finalist in the prestigious Grassy Hill-Kerrville New Folk Competition and twice selected by Noel Paul Stookey (of Peter, Paul & Mary fame) to perform in his Music2Life Showcase, Arlon recognizes the power of music to reach people. His song “Be the Change” from his Summer’s Voice CD, garnered top national airplay on folk radio.
Arlon’s recent diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease just makes him want to sing louder through it all! He has been performing as The Healing Project, with John Sonntag on guitar, Gordon Roehrer on bass and RT Miller on percussion. Arlon’s goal is to keep making positive music that helps heal others from their own challenges and to help raise awareness. He is a warrior in the fight against Parkinson's and The Healing Project is his total effort to heal. His latest CD, World of Possibility , is a testament to that end, with the hope of inspiring others.
“Filled with universal truths, ‘World of Possibility’ is a joy to listen to… It’s definitely Arlon’s best effort to date,” writes Richard Cuccaro, editor of Acoustic Live! in NYC and Beyond.
"Arlon's songs ring true, whether he's writing about the personal or the political. The result is inspiring." - John Platt WFUV 90.7 FM New York -
Unitarian Universalist Fellowship at Stony Brook, 8 PM open mike, Arlon performs at 8:45 PM Snacks & desserts available, BYOB. www.groundsandsounds.org
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1:30 pm
Larry Kolker on the Emerging Artists' Stage at KAABOO KAABOO Del Mar Music Festival
Del Mar RacetrackSan Diego, CA
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.kaaboodelmar.com/
The KAABOO Del Mar music festival, in San Diego CA, September 18-20, promises to become a major annual event. The headliners in its inaugural year are No Doubt, the Killers, and the Zac Brown Band, with over 100 other acts, on 7 stages, including Bonnie Raitt, Los Lobos and Sheryl Crow. Larry is thrilled to be appearing on the emerging artists stage.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Hot Rod Pacer and South County Daryl's House
130 route 22
Phone: 845-289-0185
Website: https://www.darylshouseclub.com
Outside in the back yard! FREE SHOW!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.
HOT ROD PACER in the Beer Garden Birdsall House
970 Main St.Peekskill, NY 10566 US
Website: https://www.birdsallhouse.net/
If it rains we'll move inside and start at 10 p.m.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4:00PM to 7:00PM
ROOTS & ROAST presented by Urban H2O Urban H2O/Concert Series at Beczak / Sarah Lawrence Center for the Urban River
35 Alexander StreetYonkers, NY
Phone: 917 562 8584
Price: $25.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.urbanh2o.org
THREE GREAT BANDS outdoors in a riverfront park with awesome BBQ!
Black Horse Motel "Music for and from fine people"
Moonshine Falls "A modern take on traditional bluegrass"
Scott Wolfson and Other Heroes "Big brainy dancable folk pop"
$25 Full BBQ Meal, $10 Music only,
FREE Craft Beer from series sponsor Captain Lawrence,
Cuban Style Roast Pork Dinner or Cuban Style Veggie BBQ
Limited Dinner Tickets available Now!: http://rootsandroast3.bpt.me
(rain plan inside Beczak)
facebook invites you to the event: https://www.facebook.com/UrbanH2oConcerts
Black Horse Motel "Music for and from fine people"
Moonshine Falls "A modern take on traditional bluegrass"
Scott Wolfson and Other Heroes "Big brainy dancable folk pop"
$25 Full BBQ Meal, $10 Music only,
FREE Craft Beer from series sponsor Captain Lawrence,
Cuban Style Roast Pork Dinner or Cuban Style Veggie BBQ
Limited Dinner Tickets available Now!: http://rootsandroast3.bpt.me
(rain plan inside Beczak)
facebook invites you to the event: https://www.facebook.com/UrbanH2oConcerts
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Tribes Hill Presents...Kindred Folk EMBARK | PEEKSKILL
925 South StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.embarkpeekskill.com
On the third Sunday afternoon of each month, Tribes Hill Presents: Kindred Folk offers the best in regional music in parnership with EMBARK | Peekskill, an intimate performance space in downtown Peekskill. Tribes Hill hopes to continue to build community by sharing the music and stories of these Hudson Valley songwriters. Tribes Hill members share a common goal; for people of all races, politics, and faiths to come together to explore and celebrate the human experience through song.
THE PERFORMERS:
Susan Kane’s sweet and sharp Americana is alchemy of stuff dug from the dirt, born from books, gleaned from the air, yesterday’s news and tomorrow’s dreams. She hooks words onto melodies to create songs she hopes you will remember. www.susankane.com
Reviewers describe Loretta Hagen as ‘heart driven, soul filling, award winning, Folk Americana.‘ Her rich alto voice and strong songwriting skills have led her to win many awards, including a 2013 JAM Awards’ (Jersey Acoustic Music Awards) “Top Female Songwriter of the Year,” JAM nomination for “Album of the Year,” winner of the NJ Folk Festival Songwriter Competition and designation as a CT Folk Festival finalist. www.lorettahagen.com
Solar Punch is an ongoing environmentally-informed solar-powered music project. We work in the U.S. and in South Asia (India and Nepal) to create, communicate and celebrate ideas and solutions to climate challenges. Our current acoustic / folk mode of performance is peppered with Hindi originals, Sanskrit mantras and traditional Nepali folk music. Namaste. www.solarpunch.org
Singer-songwriter Karen Hudson, of the Karen Hudson River Trio has been compared to Rosanne Cash by The Village Voice and to early Linda Ronstadt by 3rd Coast Music Magazine in Austin, Texas. She has opened for Madeliene Peyroux, Walter Salas Humara and Pete Seeger. This is Americana for people who keep The Byrds and The Beatles next to Johnny Cash and Patsy Cline.“She’s an elegant tunesmith, evocative lyricist . . . a subtly nuanced singer.” — New York Music Daily www.karenhudson.com
Tribes Hill Presents: Kindred Folk, is a monthly concert series featuring some of the best singer-songwriters and musicians that the Hudson Valley (and beyond) has produced, at the EMBARK | Peekskill performance space, every third Sunday afternoon. Support has been very enthusiastic, with performances by acclaimed songwriters from Tribes Hill membership and beyond. Tribes Hill Presents: Kindred Folk shows are booked through December.
“Tribes Hill couldn’t have found a better partner in EMBARK to help us fulfill our mission of nurturing and supporting Hudson Valley singer/songwriters and musicians. Our monthly Tribes Hill Presents: Kindred Folk series at EMBARK|PEEKSKILL will provide a spotlight for both our region’s finest accomplished performers as well as exciting new artists for years to come,” says George Gierer, President of Tribes Hill.
“EMBARK is thrilled to collaborate with an organization with such a great history and wonderful membership such as Tribes Hill Kindred Folk. The level of performers Tribes Hill brings monthly to Embark is exceptional and the Peekskill audiences have enjoyed this opportunity to see these fine artists and experience the welcoming, friendly Tribes Hill vibe,” says Katie Schmidt Feder, Executive Director ,EMBARK|Peekskill.
Suggested donation of $10 at the door
THE PERFORMERS:
Susan Kane’s sweet and sharp Americana is alchemy of stuff dug from the dirt, born from books, gleaned from the air, yesterday’s news and tomorrow’s dreams. She hooks words onto melodies to create songs she hopes you will remember. www.susankane.com
Reviewers describe Loretta Hagen as ‘heart driven, soul filling, award winning, Folk Americana.‘ Her rich alto voice and strong songwriting skills have led her to win many awards, including a 2013 JAM Awards’ (Jersey Acoustic Music Awards) “Top Female Songwriter of the Year,” JAM nomination for “Album of the Year,” winner of the NJ Folk Festival Songwriter Competition and designation as a CT Folk Festival finalist. www.lorettahagen.com
Solar Punch is an ongoing environmentally-informed solar-powered music project. We work in the U.S. and in South Asia (India and Nepal) to create, communicate and celebrate ideas and solutions to climate challenges. Our current acoustic / folk mode of performance is peppered with Hindi originals, Sanskrit mantras and traditional Nepali folk music. Namaste. www.solarpunch.org
Singer-songwriter Karen Hudson, of the Karen Hudson River Trio has been compared to Rosanne Cash by The Village Voice and to early Linda Ronstadt by 3rd Coast Music Magazine in Austin, Texas. She has opened for Madeliene Peyroux, Walter Salas Humara and Pete Seeger. This is Americana for people who keep The Byrds and The Beatles next to Johnny Cash and Patsy Cline.“She’s an elegant tunesmith, evocative lyricist . . . a subtly nuanced singer.” — New York Music Daily www.karenhudson.com
Tribes Hill Presents: Kindred Folk, is a monthly concert series featuring some of the best singer-songwriters and musicians that the Hudson Valley (and beyond) has produced, at the EMBARK | Peekskill performance space, every third Sunday afternoon. Support has been very enthusiastic, with performances by acclaimed songwriters from Tribes Hill membership and beyond. Tribes Hill Presents: Kindred Folk shows are booked through December.
“Tribes Hill couldn’t have found a better partner in EMBARK to help us fulfill our mission of nurturing and supporting Hudson Valley singer/songwriters and musicians. Our monthly Tribes Hill Presents: Kindred Folk series at EMBARK|PEEKSKILL will provide a spotlight for both our region’s finest accomplished performers as well as exciting new artists for years to come,” says George Gierer, President of Tribes Hill.
“EMBARK is thrilled to collaborate with an organization with such a great history and wonderful membership such as Tribes Hill Kindred Folk. The level of performers Tribes Hill brings monthly to Embark is exceptional and the Peekskill audiences have enjoyed this opportunity to see these fine artists and experience the welcoming, friendly Tribes Hill vibe,” says Katie Schmidt Feder, Executive Director ,EMBARK|Peekskill.
Suggested donation of $10 at the door
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Show The Peekskill Coffee Hosue
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Tribes Hill House Band with the Doctor Johnson Band Dobbs Ferry Festa
Website: https://www.ferryfesta.com
Tribes Hill's house band - Gannett Ries, Kenny Kaufman & Larry Gardner playing with the Doctor Johnson Band at the Dobbs Ferry Festa, Sept. 26th, 1:00 PM. Music all day!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 PM to 10:30 pm
Ellis Paul in Concert Acoustic Cafe Music Series
131 Pascack RdPark Ridge, NJ 07656 usa
Phone: 201-573-0718
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.cafeacoustic.org
The Acoustic Café Music Series is excited to welcome singer/songwriter Ellis Paul in concert, presented in the sanctuary of the First Congregational Church in Park Ridge. Special guest Rebecca Loebe will open the show.
Some artists document their lives through their music. Others chronicle their times. It’s a rare artist who can do both, telling their own story through songs that also encapsulate the essence of people and places who have helped define their era over-all. Ellis Paul is one of those gifted singer/songwriters. Though some may refer to him as a folksinger, he is more a singular storyteller. His new album, Chasing Beauty, is a set of songs which detail, in typical Paul fashion, stories of people and places that reflect larger truths about us all.
Ellis Paul's songwriting credentials are unassailable. They are as genuine as the fifteen Boston Music Awards he has earned, as indelible as the tattoo of Woody Guthrie that adorns his arm, and as authentic as the musical roots he draws upon with every note he plays. He emerged out of the Boston music scene during a time when contemporary folk was beginning to come into the mainstream. Now, Ellis has 20+ years of playing 150 to 200 shows annually, 19 record releases, a documentary film, a book of poems & short stories, an award winning children's book project, as well as songs featured on Hollywood soundtracks.
"Despite his success and sense of history, Mr. Paul remains an artist with his eye on the future and an interest in discovering the transformative potential in his music."
- The New York Times-
Special guest Rebecca Loebe has won numerous awards for her songwriting, including the prestigious Kerrville New Folk Award. In 2011 she was a featured contestant on the first season of “The Voice US,” winning a spot on Team Adam and an iTunes Top 10 single worldwide with her captivating re-imagination of Nirvana’s “Come As You Are.”
First Congregational Church, 131 Pascack Rd, Park Ridge, NJ ( nearby OLM Academy, just down the street)
Tickets: $20 advance online $25 at the door www.cafeacoustic.org 201-573-0718
Proceeds will benefit the OLM Haiti scholarship fund and Family Promise,
which helps homeless and low-income families achieve sustainable independence.
Doors open at 7:30 PM. All ages. Refreshments, wheelchair accessible, free parking.
Some artists document their lives through their music. Others chronicle their times. It’s a rare artist who can do both, telling their own story through songs that also encapsulate the essence of people and places who have helped define their era over-all. Ellis Paul is one of those gifted singer/songwriters. Though some may refer to him as a folksinger, he is more a singular storyteller. His new album, Chasing Beauty, is a set of songs which detail, in typical Paul fashion, stories of people and places that reflect larger truths about us all.
Ellis Paul's songwriting credentials are unassailable. They are as genuine as the fifteen Boston Music Awards he has earned, as indelible as the tattoo of Woody Guthrie that adorns his arm, and as authentic as the musical roots he draws upon with every note he plays. He emerged out of the Boston music scene during a time when contemporary folk was beginning to come into the mainstream. Now, Ellis has 20+ years of playing 150 to 200 shows annually, 19 record releases, a documentary film, a book of poems & short stories, an award winning children's book project, as well as songs featured on Hollywood soundtracks.
"Despite his success and sense of history, Mr. Paul remains an artist with his eye on the future and an interest in discovering the transformative potential in his music."
- The New York Times-
Special guest Rebecca Loebe has won numerous awards for her songwriting, including the prestigious Kerrville New Folk Award. In 2011 she was a featured contestant on the first season of “The Voice US,” winning a spot on Team Adam and an iTunes Top 10 single worldwide with her captivating re-imagination of Nirvana’s “Come As You Are.”
First Congregational Church, 131 Pascack Rd, Park Ridge, NJ ( nearby OLM Academy, just down the street)
Tickets: $20 advance online $25 at the door www.cafeacoustic.org 201-573-0718
Proceeds will benefit the OLM Haiti scholarship fund and Family Promise,
which helps homeless and low-income families achieve sustainable independence.
Doors open at 7:30 PM. All ages. Refreshments, wheelchair accessible, free parking.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2pm to 4pm
Groovin' in New Fairfield -- Guitar Workshop with Cliff Eberhardt Groovin' in New Fairfield Coffeehouse, New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Rte 37, New Fairifield CT
New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Route 37New Fairfield, CT 06812 USA
Phone: 914-263-4487
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.groovininnewfairfield.com
Are you a beginning guitar student looking to improve your skills? Or a seasoned player in need of inspiration to take it to the next level? Groovin’ in New Fairfield is proud to offer an incredible opportunity to spend an afternoon with one of today’s guitar heros, Cliff Eberhardt. On Saturday, September 26, from 2-4pm at the New Fairfield Senior Center (33 Rte 37, New Fairfield, CT), Cliff will offer a small group guitar workshop which will allow participants to bring in a song, and have it broken down into its simplest form and determine if the songs needs a solo, intro, outro, different guitar voicing, bass parts or fills. With Cliff’s vast expertise and sharp wit, you will be guaranteed an entertaining afternoon that will change the way you play guitar. Fee is $40 Space is limited, so please contact Stacey Cohen at staceyc6362@gmail.com or call 914-263-4487.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm to 10pm
Groovin' in New Fairfield presents Cliff Eberhardt with special guests Sarah Blacker and Cadence Carroll Groovin' in New Fairfield Coffeehouse, New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Rte 37, New Fairifield CT
33 Route 37New Fairfield, CT 06812
Phone: 914-263-4487
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://groovininnewfairfield.com
Groovin’ in New Fairfield is proud to present Cliff Eberhardt with special guests, Sarah Blacker and Cadence Carroll, on Saturday, September 26, 2015 at 7:30pm, at the New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Route 37, New Fairfield, CT. Tickets are $10 and doors open at 6:45 pm.
Red House recording artist Cliff Eberhardt knew by age seven that he was going to be a singer and songwriter. As a child Cliff taught himself to play guitar, piano, base and drums. In his teens Eberhardt was fortunate enough to live close to the Main Point (one of the best folk clubs on the East Coast) and was heavily influenced by folk and blues artists such as James Taylor, Joni Mitchell, Bruce Springsteen, Muddy Waters, Bonnie Raitt, as well as great pop songwriters like Cole Porter, the Gershwins, and Rodgers and Hart, which explain his penchant for great melodies and clever lyrical twists. A driving force of the Greenwich Village New Folk movement and well known among his peers, Cliff’s songs have been covered by the likes of Richie Havens, Buffy St. Marie, Erasure, Lucy Kaplansky and the folk superstar band "Cry, Cry, Cry" (Dar Williams, Richard Shindell, Lucy Kaplansky). cliffeberhardt.net.
Singer-songwriter Sarah Blacker grew up listening to her parents’ records, including Paul Simon, CSNY and the Beatles, which formed the foundation of her musical consciousness. As she grew up, she fell in love with alternative rock and singer-songwriters of the 90s. After attending Berklee College of Music, she graduated as a Board-Certified Music Therapist as well as an accomplished performer and songwriter. Her latest release “In Waves” features Sarah’s strongest songwriting and musicianship to date. With a uniquely soulful voice and skillful rhythm guitar, ukulele and piano, you can immediately hear the strong emotional content of her music. Her songs artfully span rock, pop, indie folk and Americana fused together. Sarah was named “Female Performer of the Year” at the New England Music Awards in 2013. She has toured extensively and shared the stages with dozens of internationally renowned artists including 10,000 Maniacs, Paula Cole and Leon Russell. sarahblacker.com
Cadence Carroll grew up surrounded by music. Her mother, who was a music teacher, taught Cadence guitar in addition to the violin. In college in Ithaca, NY, she fell in love with the sounds of African-Cuban percussion. There she found a passion and natural affinity for accompanying fellow musicians on the djembe, a large African hand drum. Cadence has been a feature performer at venues up and down the east coast touring her full-length CD, “Evolve” produced by established folk duo The Kennedys. When she’s not performing original songs on guitar and drum, Cadence can be found providing support as a back-up percussionist and vocalist, as well as teaching African Drumming, Percussion and Accompaniment at various songwriting camps, private venues and in her home in Newtown, CT. Cadence believes that drumming heals the body, mind and spirit and welcomes the chance to share the joy with all!
For more information, visit groovininnewfairfield.com
Red House recording artist Cliff Eberhardt knew by age seven that he was going to be a singer and songwriter. As a child Cliff taught himself to play guitar, piano, base and drums. In his teens Eberhardt was fortunate enough to live close to the Main Point (one of the best folk clubs on the East Coast) and was heavily influenced by folk and blues artists such as James Taylor, Joni Mitchell, Bruce Springsteen, Muddy Waters, Bonnie Raitt, as well as great pop songwriters like Cole Porter, the Gershwins, and Rodgers and Hart, which explain his penchant for great melodies and clever lyrical twists. A driving force of the Greenwich Village New Folk movement and well known among his peers, Cliff’s songs have been covered by the likes of Richie Havens, Buffy St. Marie, Erasure, Lucy Kaplansky and the folk superstar band "Cry, Cry, Cry" (Dar Williams, Richard Shindell, Lucy Kaplansky). cliffeberhardt.net.
Singer-songwriter Sarah Blacker grew up listening to her parents’ records, including Paul Simon, CSNY and the Beatles, which formed the foundation of her musical consciousness. As she grew up, she fell in love with alternative rock and singer-songwriters of the 90s. After attending Berklee College of Music, she graduated as a Board-Certified Music Therapist as well as an accomplished performer and songwriter. Her latest release “In Waves” features Sarah’s strongest songwriting and musicianship to date. With a uniquely soulful voice and skillful rhythm guitar, ukulele and piano, you can immediately hear the strong emotional content of her music. Her songs artfully span rock, pop, indie folk and Americana fused together. Sarah was named “Female Performer of the Year” at the New England Music Awards in 2013. She has toured extensively and shared the stages with dozens of internationally renowned artists including 10,000 Maniacs, Paula Cole and Leon Russell. sarahblacker.com
Cadence Carroll grew up surrounded by music. Her mother, who was a music teacher, taught Cadence guitar in addition to the violin. In college in Ithaca, NY, she fell in love with the sounds of African-Cuban percussion. There she found a passion and natural affinity for accompanying fellow musicians on the djembe, a large African hand drum. Cadence has been a feature performer at venues up and down the east coast touring her full-length CD, “Evolve” produced by established folk duo The Kennedys. When she’s not performing original songs on guitar and drum, Cadence can be found providing support as a back-up percussionist and vocalist, as well as teaching African Drumming, Percussion and Accompaniment at various songwriting camps, private venues and in her home in Newtown, CT. Cadence believes that drumming heals the body, mind and spirit and welcomes the chance to share the joy with all!
For more information, visit groovininnewfairfield.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm
Banrock, Caruso, Pennacchio, Skwarek and The Banrock, Caruso & Skwarek Trio Victor's
500 Commerce StHawthorne, NY 10532
The debut of The Banrock, Caruso and Skwarek Trio, as well as solo performances by Steve Skwarek, John Caruso, John Banrock and Michael Pennacchio. Come out for what will certainly be a night to remember! Here's the lineup:
7:30pm Steve Skwarek
8:00pm John Caruso
9:10pm John Banrock
10:20pm Michael Pennacchio
11:30pm The Banrock, Caruso and Skwarek Trio
More info at www.johnbanrock.com
7:30pm Steve Skwarek
8:00pm John Caruso
9:10pm John Banrock
10:20pm Michael Pennacchio
11:30pm The Banrock, Caruso and Skwarek Trio
More info at www.johnbanrock.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 pm
BROTHER SUN, with THE LEVINS THE UNITARIAN SOCIETY OF HARTFORD
50 BLOOMFIELD AVENUEHARTFORD, CT USA
Price: $22.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.soundingboardcoffeehouse.org
BROTHER SUN with THE LEVINS
Saturday, September 26, 8 p.m.
++THIS CONCERT WILL BE HELD AT
THE UNITARIAN SOCIETY OF HARTFORD
50 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE, HARTFORD, CT
(near corner of Bloomfield and Albany Aves. and U of H)
$22 general, $20 members,
$12 students with ID, $10 children 12 & under.
Individually, Greg Greenway, Pat Wictor, and Joe Jencks have made their mark as veteran touring singer-songwriters, but Brother Sun is no songwriter's round. The trio's harmonies, as much as their lyrics, tell what they are about: warm as a campfire, stirring as a gospel church, rousing as a call to arms. Brother Sun fuses folk, Americana, blues, pop, jazz, rock, and a cappella singing, in an explosion of musical diversity and harmony, in the finest of male singing traditions.
Brother Sun's self-titled debut CD announced to the world that these respected singer-songwriters had banded together to produce some of the most powerful male harmonies on the acoustic music scene. After four years of nationwide touring and performances marked by outstanding songwriting, ethereal harmonies, off-the-cuff humor, and standing ovations, they have released Some Part of the Truth, a CD that goes a big step further in revealing Brother Sun not only as singers, but as complete musicians.
Opening for Brother Sun will be The Levins (pronounced LeVINNs) who offer harmony-driven acoustic music that is warm and uplifting without skating over the complexities of life. Their albums have garnered invitations to collaborate and perform nationally and in Amsterdam and England. Their most recent release, Trust, hit the Top 10 on the Folk DJ charts and continues to connect on a universal level with a lighthearted depth and a celebration of our common humanity.
$22 general, $20 members,
$12 students with ID, $10 children 12 & under.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4pm
Scoot Horton - Record Release Party Gleasons, 911 South St, Peekskill, NY 10566
911 South StPeekskill, NY 10566
Website: https://www.scoothorton.com
Record Release Party for Scoot Horton's cd- "Six 2 Seven"
11 tracks of sing along folk/americana/country songs. He will be playing all the songs off the cd plus some newer songs.
www.scoothorton.com
with special guests Fred Gillen Jr and Brian W Foster (of Foster Dad)
Gleasons has great food and drinks. Come and enjoy the music and help Scoot celebrate the release of his first solo cd.
Scoot will be joined onstage with his friend Fred Gillen Jr adding his guitar, harmonica, and vocals to the songs.
Brian W Foster will be opening and playing his acoustic songs. Brian has been playing around Peekskill, NY for the past few years. He can also be seen with his band Foster Dad. https://www.facebook.com/fosterdadband?fref=ts
NO COVER-
Hope to see you there.
11 tracks of sing along folk/americana/country songs. He will be playing all the songs off the cd plus some newer songs.
www.scoothorton.com
with special guests Fred Gillen Jr and Brian W Foster (of Foster Dad)
Gleasons has great food and drinks. Come and enjoy the music and help Scoot celebrate the release of his first solo cd.
Scoot will be joined onstage with his friend Fred Gillen Jr adding his guitar, harmonica, and vocals to the songs.
Brian W Foster will be opening and playing his acoustic songs. Brian has been playing around Peekskill, NY for the past few years. He can also be seen with his band Foster Dad. https://www.facebook.com/fosterdadband?fref=ts
NO COVER-
Hope to see you there.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 pm
The Levins and Pluck & Rail The Winery at St George "Wednesday Night Live" Series
1715 E. Main StreetMohegan Lake, NY
Phone: (914) 455 - 4272
Website: https://thewineryatstgeorge.com/Winery/Welcome.html
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 pm
The Levins and Pluck & Rail The Winery at St George "Wednesday Night Live" Series
1715 E. Main StreetMohegan Lake, NY
Phone: (914) 455 - 4272
Price: $10.00
Website: https://thewineryatstgeorge.com/Winery/Welcome.html
JOIN US!! - PLUCK & RAIL and THE LEVINS
Music, dinner, beautiful atmosphere, winery
... a great evening to get you through the week!
Open 6:30pm for dinner - Showtime: 8pm
See seating details on site!
RESERVATIONS RECOMMENDED - $!0 / $15
Music, dinner, beautiful atmosphere, winery
... a great evening to get you through the week!
Open 6:30pm for dinner - Showtime: 8pm
See seating details on site!
RESERVATIONS RECOMMENDED - $!0 / $15
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00PM to 10:00 pm
Scott Urgola Performing Live MTK Tavern
30 E Main St Mt Kisco, NY 10549Mount Kisco, NY 10549
Phone: (914) 218-3334
Website: https://www.mtktavern.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 p.m. to 10:30 pm
Wire, Wood, and Words Singer Songwriter Showcase Featuring Fred Gillen Jr, Judy Kass, and Bill Kelly in the round W@tercooler
21 N BroadwayTarrytown, NY 10591
Price: $12.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://watercoolerhub.com/
W@tercooler is proud to present Wire, Wood & Words — a Singer/Songwriter Showcase
Join us on Saturday, October 3rd for the first edition of Wire, Wood & Words, an intimate evening of music featuring three local singer/songwriters.
Wire, Wood & Words will give the audience a glimpse into the creative process and backstories behind some of our featured local artists’ favorite songs, as each artist takes a turn sharing stories and songs in this "in-the-round" format show.
We look forward to an unforgettable evening of great music and hope you can help us welcome and support these three amazing artists!
Over a third of the proceeds of this event will be donated to Music Works a Not-For-Profit founded by Judy Kass and Allison Paul in 2008 to provided one-on-one music lessons to low income students of color who have shown musical aptitude and enthusiasm for their instrument.
Our Performers
Judy Kass | Judy Kass quickly draws in her audience with soulful vocals, no-nonsense lyrics and genre-bending harmonics. Performing original music that blends generous amounts of folk, jazz and blues, her songs cover the full gamut of mood and experience, ranging from the humorous disillusion of not-so-new relationships to surviving middle-school misery. Judy's debut album, Better Things, co-produced with two-time Kerrville Folk finalist Jay Mafale (The YaYas), and released early 2014, highlights her skills as a multi-instrumentalist, singer, writer and arranger. Better Things received notable airplay, appearing steadily on Roots Music Top 50 Folk Album and Song Charts for six months following its release, with her song "Take a Lesson" climbing to #5 on Roots Music's Top 50 Folk Chart, #1 on their Contemporary Folk Chart, and included on both Roots Music and Folk DJ's lists of Top Folk Albums for 2014. Hear some of Judy's songs
Fred Gillen Jr. | As a songwriter, singer, musician, producer, engineer, and poet, Fred Gillen Jr. creates art with purity of intent, an open heart, honesty, and tireless dedication to craft. Part folk singer, part indie rocker, and part poet, he writes and sings songs about the human experience, honestly, fearlessly addressing pain, injustice, and isolation in his work, but also acknowledging and celebrating the hope in everyday existence. His work often tells the unglamorous yet compelling stories of the lost and forgotten, the marginalized and ignored. Yet the overwhelming tone of Gillen's songs and stories is one of hope. Gillen involves his audience and encourages participation, and his live performances are reckless celebrations of being alive. Gillen's musical influences range from Bob Dylan and Woody Guthrie to Queen and Elton John, to Yes to Elliott Smith. From James Brown and Stevie Wonder to The Clash and Johnny Cash. His parents listened to Jazz and Country around the house, but Gillen gravitated to Rock N Roll, then to delta blues, and then became obsessed with Woody Guthrie. Gillen is a folk singer and a rocker, a roots musician and a modernist, as at home playing washboard or acoustic guitar as playing with drum loops and samples. Hear some of Fred's music.
Bill Kelly | Bill Kelly is a poet singer songwriter and multi-instrumentalist producer who's work has appeared in films by Gus Van Sant, (Promised Land) Weinstien films (Where in the World is Osama Bin Laden) Roadside Attractions (Super Size Me) Ken Russel films (Whore) network television, (ED, Northern Exposure) documentaries (Alligator on the Zipper) Mary MacGowan (Morning Glory). His song 20 Years in the Big City was included on a compilation with Dave Alvin, Slaid Cleaves, Todd Snyder, Hayes Carll, Bruce Robison and others. Larry Campbell says "Bill has the voice and pen of a true artist". Buddy Miller praised Bill's CD, Bread on the Waters with "beauty and songs that won't let go", Robert K Oermann called Seraphima from BOTW "a great song, great record and Real Americana music". Hear some of Bill's music.
Join us on Saturday, October 3rd for the first edition of Wire, Wood & Words, an intimate evening of music featuring three local singer/songwriters.
Wire, Wood & Words will give the audience a glimpse into the creative process and backstories behind some of our featured local artists’ favorite songs, as each artist takes a turn sharing stories and songs in this "in-the-round" format show.
We look forward to an unforgettable evening of great music and hope you can help us welcome and support these three amazing artists!
Over a third of the proceeds of this event will be donated to Music Works a Not-For-Profit founded by Judy Kass and Allison Paul in 2008 to provided one-on-one music lessons to low income students of color who have shown musical aptitude and enthusiasm for their instrument.
Our Performers
Judy Kass | Judy Kass quickly draws in her audience with soulful vocals, no-nonsense lyrics and genre-bending harmonics. Performing original music that blends generous amounts of folk, jazz and blues, her songs cover the full gamut of mood and experience, ranging from the humorous disillusion of not-so-new relationships to surviving middle-school misery. Judy's debut album, Better Things, co-produced with two-time Kerrville Folk finalist Jay Mafale (The YaYas), and released early 2014, highlights her skills as a multi-instrumentalist, singer, writer and arranger. Better Things received notable airplay, appearing steadily on Roots Music Top 50 Folk Album and Song Charts for six months following its release, with her song "Take a Lesson" climbing to #5 on Roots Music's Top 50 Folk Chart, #1 on their Contemporary Folk Chart, and included on both Roots Music and Folk DJ's lists of Top Folk Albums for 2014. Hear some of Judy's songs
Fred Gillen Jr. | As a songwriter, singer, musician, producer, engineer, and poet, Fred Gillen Jr. creates art with purity of intent, an open heart, honesty, and tireless dedication to craft. Part folk singer, part indie rocker, and part poet, he writes and sings songs about the human experience, honestly, fearlessly addressing pain, injustice, and isolation in his work, but also acknowledging and celebrating the hope in everyday existence. His work often tells the unglamorous yet compelling stories of the lost and forgotten, the marginalized and ignored. Yet the overwhelming tone of Gillen's songs and stories is one of hope. Gillen involves his audience and encourages participation, and his live performances are reckless celebrations of being alive. Gillen's musical influences range from Bob Dylan and Woody Guthrie to Queen and Elton John, to Yes to Elliott Smith. From James Brown and Stevie Wonder to The Clash and Johnny Cash. His parents listened to Jazz and Country around the house, but Gillen gravitated to Rock N Roll, then to delta blues, and then became obsessed with Woody Guthrie. Gillen is a folk singer and a rocker, a roots musician and a modernist, as at home playing washboard or acoustic guitar as playing with drum loops and samples. Hear some of Fred's music.
Bill Kelly | Bill Kelly is a poet singer songwriter and multi-instrumentalist producer who's work has appeared in films by Gus Van Sant, (Promised Land) Weinstien films (Where in the World is Osama Bin Laden) Roadside Attractions (Super Size Me) Ken Russel films (Whore) network television, (ED, Northern Exposure) documentaries (Alligator on the Zipper) Mary MacGowan (Morning Glory). His song 20 Years in the Big City was included on a compilation with Dave Alvin, Slaid Cleaves, Todd Snyder, Hayes Carll, Bruce Robison and others. Larry Campbell says "Bill has the voice and pen of a true artist". Buddy Miller praised Bill's CD, Bread on the Waters with "beauty and songs that won't let go", Robert K Oermann called Seraphima from BOTW "a great song, great record and Real Americana music". Hear some of Bill's music.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm to 10?
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering Larry Kolker's House
9 Antonio CourtCortlandt Manor, NY 10567
Come join us at Larry Kolker's House Monday October 5, 2015 for our Monthly Gathering.
9 Antonio Court
Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567
House is at the top of the cup de sac
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together! Bring your instruments, tunes and voice! All are welcome. 6pm dinner and chatting, 7pmish the music making begins.
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
9 Antonio Court
Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567
House is at the top of the cup de sac
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together! Bring your instruments, tunes and voice! All are welcome. 6pm dinner and chatting, 7pmish the music making begins.
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr solo acoustic rock show The Tapp
17 North BroadwayTarrytown, NY
Phone: (914) 703-6022
Website: https://www.thetappny.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6PM to 9pm
Deadgrass The Lazy Boy Saloon
154 Mamaroneck AvenueWhite Plains, NY
Phone: (914) 761-0272
Website: https://www.lazyboysaloon.com
Chris Conte/bass, C Lanzbom/guitar, Matt Turk/mandolin, guitar, vocals interpret Jerry Garcia, Old & in the Way and Grateful Dead gems.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm
The Banrock, Caruso & Skwarek Trio with Special Guest Thomas Itty Victor's
500 Commerce St.Hawthorne, NY 10532
Back by popular demand, The BCS Trio returns to Victor's! Opening the evening will be special guest Thomas Itty, followed by solo performances by Banrock, Caruso & Skwarek before they take the stage as The BCS Trio. There is no cover charge! Here's the lineup for this stellar evening:
7:30 - Thomas Itty
8:20 - John Banrock
9:10 - John Caruso
10:10 - Steve Skwarek
11:00 - The Banrock, Caruso & Skwarek Trio
www.johnbanrock.com
www.thomasitty.com
www.reverbnation.com/steveskwarek
www.facebook.com/johncarusosound
7:30 - Thomas Itty
8:20 - John Banrock
9:10 - John Caruso
10:10 - Steve Skwarek
11:00 - The Banrock, Caruso & Skwarek Trio
www.johnbanrock.com
www.thomasitty.com
www.reverbnation.com/steveskwarek
www.facebook.com/johncarusosound
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Tribes Hill Presents at Embark Peekskill, Sunday, October 18th EMBARK | PEEKSKILL
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Scoot Horton and Mike Davidson An Beal Bocht Cafe
445 W 238th St. Bronx, NY 10463
Website: https://www.anbealbochtcafe.com/
SCOOT HORTON began his music career in 1990 playing and touring in New York City based hardcore punk bands. Then Scoot unplugged the amps went acoustic playing folk/roots music. In 2015 he released his solo debut CD “Six 2 Seven” with his brand of sing a long songs.
www.scoothorton.com
MIKE DAVIDSON plays the blues like they did in Robert Johnson's time. Has he sold his soul? Have to come and find out.
www.scoothorton.com
MIKE DAVIDSON plays the blues like they did in Robert Johnson's time. Has he sold his soul? Have to come and find out.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9 p.m. to midnight
Fred Gillen Jr solo acoustic rock show The Birdsall House
970 Main StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: (914) 930-1880
Website: https://www.birdsallhouse.net/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 PM to 10:30 pm
Suzzy Roche & Lucy Wainwright Roche in a Homecoming Concert & Benefit for Stigma Free Acoustic Cafe at OLM Academy
25 Fremont AvePark Ridge, NJ 07645 usa
Phone: 201-573-0718
Website: https://www.cafeacoustic.org
The Acoustic Café presents Suzzy Roche and her daughter Lucy Wainwright Roche in a special benefit concert for the Stigma Free Initiative of Park Ridge, to bring awareness, education and opportunity to help reduce mental health stigma. Special guests RocheandFather (brother David Roche & daughter Oona) will open the show.
WFDU’s Jerry Treacy will be the guest emcee.
Suzzy Roche is a founding member of acclaimed singing group The Roches, originally from Park Ridge. In addition to recording numerous albums with The Roches, Suzzy has recorded two solo CDs & a collection of musical prayers, Zero Church (with Maggie Roche)
Lucy (daughter of Loudon Wainwright, brother of Rufus & Martha) is known for her crystal clear voice, humorous stage presence and insightful, melodic songwriting and has four acclaimed releases.
Suzzy and Lucy released their first collaboration, Fairytale and Myth, which won the VOX/POP Music Award for Best Singer/Songwriter CD of 2014. They have been performing together as a duo, with a stage presence bred in the bone, & their show is filled with smart, penetrating songs with plenty of family harmonizing.
25 Fremont Ave, Park Ridge NJ
8 PM Show, Doors 7:30 pm
Tickets: $30 advance, $32 at the door www.cafeacoustic.org
201-573-0718 Refreshments, wellness information, raffles
Proceeds will also benefit the OLM Haiti scholarship fund
WFDU’s Jerry Treacy will be the guest emcee.
Suzzy Roche is a founding member of acclaimed singing group The Roches, originally from Park Ridge. In addition to recording numerous albums with The Roches, Suzzy has recorded two solo CDs & a collection of musical prayers, Zero Church (with Maggie Roche)
Lucy (daughter of Loudon Wainwright, brother of Rufus & Martha) is known for her crystal clear voice, humorous stage presence and insightful, melodic songwriting and has four acclaimed releases.
Suzzy and Lucy released their first collaboration, Fairytale and Myth, which won the VOX/POP Music Award for Best Singer/Songwriter CD of 2014. They have been performing together as a duo, with a stage presence bred in the bone, & their show is filled with smart, penetrating songs with plenty of family harmonizing.
25 Fremont Ave, Park Ridge NJ
8 PM Show, Doors 7:30 pm
Tickets: $30 advance, $32 at the door www.cafeacoustic.org
201-573-0718 Refreshments, wellness information, raffles
Proceeds will also benefit the OLM Haiti scholarship fund
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 pm to 10 pm
Larry Kolker at the New Morning Market Singer Songwriter Series New Morning Market
129 Main Street NorthWoodbury, CT
Website: https://www.facebook.com/New-Morning-Songwriters-Series-646830222015201/timeline/
Larry, Amy Soucy, and two other singer-songwriters play in the round at this excellent monthly series hosted by Mitch Katz.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm to 10pm
Groovin' in New Fairfield presents Griffin Anthony with special guests Steve McGrath and Danny and Caroline Groovin' in New Fairfield Coffeehouse, 33 Route 37, New Fairfield, CT 06812
33 Route 37New Fairfield, CT 06812
Phone: 914-263-4487
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.groovininnewfairfield.com
Griffin Anthony is a New York native who got his start in 1995 as the drummer of The Ripptides, whose members included children of legendary musicians Arlen Roth and Alan Menken. As a teen, Griffin worked backstage at the Newport Jazz & Folk Festivals, before emerging as a performing songwriter, debuting with his self-titled EP in 2007 and later signing with with BMI and Orange Music Publishing in 2008. He just released his latest LP “The Making of a Man”. He’s performed at over 2,000 venues, including major music festivals such as Wanee, SunFest, CMJ, and Art Basel, while his ever-expanding catalog has garnered placements on ABC, HBO, NBC, MTV and CBS to name a few. In 2011 he won “Best Vocalist” at the International Music Festival and saw over 200 national tour dates. In October 2012, Griffin was commissioned by the SPCA to compose for their annual adoption campaign. An animal lover himself, Nobody Loves Like You came to fruition overnight. The song was soon recognized as one of 3 international finalists for “Best Original Music” at the 2013 New York Festivals: Film & TV Awards. For more information, visit www.griffinanthony.com
Steve McGrath, a Connecticut River Valley native, grew up in Cromwell with a natural love for music. As a young adult, Steve rose up through the Middletown music scene performing solos and fronting cover bands. He perfected his love of writing both music and lyrics, and over the years has recorded many collections of original music, in addition to a busy schedule of solo and band appearances that feature his unique take on many popular and obscure cover songs that could be described as blues-rock. He can be seen all throughout Connecticut, from coffee shops to State Fair Center Stage to Mohegan Sun. For more information, visit www.Steve-McGrath.com.
Danny and Caroline's songs feature catchy melodies, and insightful lyrics infused with hints of jazz, bluegrass, folk, and soul. With Danny on Guitar and Caroline on keyboard, they combine their two distinct voices in beautiful harmony, producing a sound is recognizable but at the same time refreshingly unique and diverse. Their first collaboration "Better Days" in 2013 was featured in a Coca Cola advertisement promoting the Olympics games in Russia, and earning the duo some international exposure. Danny and Caroline have 3 EPs available now on I-tunes, and their first full-length album is set for release in 2015. You can catch them playing live in and around New York City. For more information, visit www.dannyandcaroline.com.
Steve McGrath, a Connecticut River Valley native, grew up in Cromwell with a natural love for music. As a young adult, Steve rose up through the Middletown music scene performing solos and fronting cover bands. He perfected his love of writing both music and lyrics, and over the years has recorded many collections of original music, in addition to a busy schedule of solo and band appearances that feature his unique take on many popular and obscure cover songs that could be described as blues-rock. He can be seen all throughout Connecticut, from coffee shops to State Fair Center Stage to Mohegan Sun. For more information, visit www.Steve-McGrath.com.
Danny and Caroline's songs feature catchy melodies, and insightful lyrics infused with hints of jazz, bluegrass, folk, and soul. With Danny on Guitar and Caroline on keyboard, they combine their two distinct voices in beautiful harmony, producing a sound is recognizable but at the same time refreshingly unique and diverse. Their first collaboration "Better Days" in 2013 was featured in a Coca Cola advertisement promoting the Olympics games in Russia, and earning the duo some international exposure. Danny and Caroline have 3 EPs available now on I-tunes, and their first full-length album is set for release in 2015. You can catch them playing live in and around New York City. For more information, visit www.dannyandcaroline.com.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm to 8pm
Leo Harmonay & Friends 12 Grapes 12 N Division Street Peekskill NY 10566
12 North Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914.737.6624
Website: https://www.12grapes.com/
Leo Harmonay is a local singer Songwriter who performs in and around the Hudson Valley. Songs from
his new CD "Somewhere Over The Hudson" will be performed as well as eclectic covers and soulful ballads.
Leo will we accompanied by several local musicians as well to play some country and rock favorites for the 2nd set.
Great food Great people Great Music Come on down!(Leos Birthday happens to be 10-25!
his new CD "Somewhere Over The Hudson" will be performed as well as eclectic covers and soulful ballads.
Leo will we accompanied by several local musicians as well to play some country and rock favorites for the 2nd set.
Great food Great people Great Music Come on down!(Leos Birthday happens to be 10-25!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Show The Peekskill Coffee House
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:30 p.m. to 12:30 am
Valerie Ghent 12 Grapes
12 North Division StreetPeekskill, NY
Phone: 914.737.6624
Website: https://www.12grapes.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9 pm to 11 pm
Larry Kolker at the Muscoot Tavern Muscoot Tavern
105 Somerstown TurnpikeKatonah, NY 10536 United States
Website: https://www.muscoottavern.com
Friday night for dinner and/or drinks at the Muscoot. Great food, nice atmosphere. And Larry playing two sets.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 11 p.m.
David Bromberg Big Band with special guest Fred Gillen Jr Landmark on Main Street
232 Main Street, Suite 1Port Washington, NY
Phone: 516.767.6444
Price: $57.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.landmarkonmainstreet.org/event.cfm?id=265
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 PM to 11PM
South County and The Feejee Mermaids Captain Lawrence Brewing Company
444 Saw Mill River RoadElmsford, New York 105232
Website: https://www.captainlawrencebrewing.com
Great music, beer, costume contest with cash prizes and more!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:00 AM to 11:00 am
Phil Dollard plays the John Jay Homestead Farm Market John Jay Homestead Farm Market
John Jay Homestead 400 Jay St. (off Rt. 22)Katonah, NY 10536
Website: https://johnjayhomestead.org/whattosee/farmmarket.html
This thriving market has it all: organic produce and meats, fresh fish, flowers, home made jewelry, fair trade coffee, a pizza wagon... and live music. It's the last market of the season so come on out. No tricks, just treats.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm
Post Halloween Bash -Triple Bill with The Levins and more! The Turning Point Cafe
468 Piermont AvenuePiermont, NY 10968 USA
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.piermontcafe.com
An incredible TRIPLE BILL with THE LEVINS / HONOR FINNEGAN / SCOTT WOLFSON and OTHER HEROES at the esteemed Turning Point Cafe. It's All Saint's Day but this will be a wild one…no telling how much fun will be had but we know it's going to be a good time! Join Us!
www.thelevinsmusic.com
www.scottwolfson.com
www.honorfinnegan.com
www.thelevinsmusic.com
www.scottwolfson.com
www.honorfinnegan.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering Steve Scholle's House
5 Homewood RdHartsdale, NY 10530
Come join us at Steve Scholle's house Monday November 2 for our monthly gathering.
5 Homewood Rd
Hartsdale, NY 10530
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together! Bring your instruments, tunes and voice! All are welcome. 6pm dinner and chatting, 7pmish the music making begins.
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
5 Homewood Rd
Hartsdale, NY 10530
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together! Bring your instruments, tunes and voice! All are welcome. 6pm dinner and chatting, 7pmish the music making begins.
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9 p.m.
Pousette-Dart Band with special guest Fred Gillen Jr Daryl's House
130 route 22Pawling, NY
Price: $20.00
Website: https://www.darylshouseclub.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm to 10pm
Groovin' In New Fairfield Coffeehouse presents Griffin Anthony with special guests Steve McGrath and Danny and Caroline Groovin' in New Fairfield Coffeehouse, 33 Route 37, New Fairfield, CT 06812
33 Route 37New Fairfield, CT 06812
Phone: 914-263-4487
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.groovininnewfairfield.com
Groovin’ in New Fairfield is proud to present Griffin Anthony with special guests, Steve McGrath and Danny and Caroline, on Saturday, November 7, 2015 at 7:30pm, at the New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Route 37, New Fairfield, CT. Tickets are $10 and doors open at 6:45 pm.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 pm to 10 pm
Judy Kass & Larry Kolker live at the Upstream The Upstream Gallery
8 Main StreetHastings on Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: (914) 674-8548
Website: https://upstreamgallery.com
Join Larry and Judy for this monthly concert series at this beautiful cooperative gallery in Hastings (walking distance to Metro North). Hot beats, cool tunes, red wine, and paintings all around! Judy and Larry will alternate and collaborate!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4:30pm to 7:00pm
Tribes Hill Presents...Kindred Folk EMBARK | PEEKSKILL
925 South StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.embarkpeekskill.com
Our regular installment of great live music for us and by us is SUPERB this month:
Contemporary folk singer/songwriter TERRY KITCHEN's songs are portraits of ordinary people and emotions, captured with extraordinary compassion, honesty and humor. He has released ten CDs of original music since the 1990s, and his songs have won the Mid-Atlantic and USA Song Contests and been runner-up in the John Lennon Songwriting Contest. His latest CD is "The Post-American Century." www.terrykitchen.com "One of New England's finest songwriters" —The Boston Globe
MARA LEVINE has been called “One of the best singers of her generation” by Christine Lavin, and has been creating beautiful interpretations of fine traditional and contemporary folk songs for many years. She has an ear for both new songs and for classics that can be reshaped to sound fresh and new. Her latest CD" Jewels and Harmony" was #1 on the Folk DJ chart for January 2013, and was #3overallfor2013. Itwasalsonamed#4 Coveralbumof 2013 by "Cover Lay Down"Mara sings with various musicians, performs as a duo with Caroline Cutroneo, a duo with Terry Kitchen, and does co-bills with theLongIslandbased harmonytrioGatheringTime. www.maralevine.com
The EARTHTONES are a women's acapella group singing at various venues in Westchester County and neighboring Connecticut for causes and charities that are of special importance to its members. Based out of South Salem, NY, the nine women sing 3-part harmony (Soprano1, Soprano2 and Alto) creating a beautiful sound that is suited for a wide variety of musical genres, ranging from folk to medieval madrigals. Recently, they collaborated with singer-songwriter Marc Black and sang back-up on his newest CD on the title song,“Sing for the Silenced.” The altos are Susan Bozso, Eleanor Dennis and Elizabeth Meyer-Gross, founder. First Sopranos are Mariana Canelo, Jennifer Lahey and Kathy Rothfeld. Second Sopranos are Caro Giordano,Stephanie Harding and Mary Greenblatt.
ADAM HART's love of Folk-Rock music goes all the way back to the 1960s where he was exposed to some of our greatest folk heroes. His songs evolved from that tradition of writing socio-political songs. He has played with Riverrun for 18 years. Adam also enjoys playing in other musical styles as well, including Bossa Nova, rock, and blues. Adam is also a familiar face to Jewish congregations in Westchester, where he provides progressive music for worship. www.adamhartmusic.com
Contemporary folk singer/songwriter TERRY KITCHEN's songs are portraits of ordinary people and emotions, captured with extraordinary compassion, honesty and humor. He has released ten CDs of original music since the 1990s, and his songs have won the Mid-Atlantic and USA Song Contests and been runner-up in the John Lennon Songwriting Contest. His latest CD is "The Post-American Century." www.terrykitchen.com "One of New England's finest songwriters" —The Boston Globe
MARA LEVINE has been called “One of the best singers of her generation” by Christine Lavin, and has been creating beautiful interpretations of fine traditional and contemporary folk songs for many years. She has an ear for both new songs and for classics that can be reshaped to sound fresh and new. Her latest CD" Jewels and Harmony" was #1 on the Folk DJ chart for January 2013, and was #3overallfor2013. Itwasalsonamed#4 Coveralbumof 2013 by "Cover Lay Down"Mara sings with various musicians, performs as a duo with Caroline Cutroneo, a duo with Terry Kitchen, and does co-bills with theLongIslandbased harmonytrioGatheringTime. www.maralevine.com
The EARTHTONES are a women's acapella group singing at various venues in Westchester County and neighboring Connecticut for causes and charities that are of special importance to its members. Based out of South Salem, NY, the nine women sing 3-part harmony (Soprano1, Soprano2 and Alto) creating a beautiful sound that is suited for a wide variety of musical genres, ranging from folk to medieval madrigals. Recently, they collaborated with singer-songwriter Marc Black and sang back-up on his newest CD on the title song,“Sing for the Silenced.” The altos are Susan Bozso, Eleanor Dennis and Elizabeth Meyer-Gross, founder. First Sopranos are Mariana Canelo, Jennifer Lahey and Kathy Rothfeld. Second Sopranos are Caro Giordano,Stephanie Harding and Mary Greenblatt.
ADAM HART's love of Folk-Rock music goes all the way back to the 1960s where he was exposed to some of our greatest folk heroes. His songs evolved from that tradition of writing socio-political songs. He has played with Riverrun for 18 years. Adam also enjoys playing in other musical styles as well, including Bossa Nova, rock, and blues. Adam is also a familiar face to Jewish congregations in Westchester, where he provides progressive music for worship. www.adamhartmusic.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30
FRAZEY FORD Common Ground Coffeehouse @ The First Unitarian Society
25 Old Jackson AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 USA
Phone: 914-693-1065
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.commongroundfusw.com
The line between country music and soul is a lot thinner than one would think. Frazey Ford first gained attention as one third of The Be Good Tanyas—a group that was more Kentucky bluegrass than Memphis soul—but as a solo artist, Ford has proven that she’s got more than one trick up her sleeve. Ford’s most recent solo album Indian Ocean was recorded in Memphis with none other than Al Green’s amazing Hi Rhythm Section backing her up — a dream come true for a Vancouver girl with a soulful spirit. While the soul thing may sound like a departure for Ford, it couldn’t sound more natural. Her voice still carries that familiar timbre, she’s just choosing to take it to different, groovier places. With elements of gospel and her old friend folk woven throughout, Indian Ocean is a natural extension of Ford’s first solo effort, 2010’s Obadiah. Bold, sensual and confidently fragile, Ford is obviously not afraid to explore what lurks inside her, either musically or emotionally. She’s still singing the prettiest songs just like she did with her friends The Be Good Tanyas, just with an added dose of soul.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00pm to 10:00 pm
Urban H2O Benefit for HRVEEI: FEATURING Spuyten Duyvil and The Gaslight Tinkers Urban H2O/Concert Series at Beczak / Sarah Lawrence Center for the Urban River
35 Alexander StreetYonkers, NY
Phone: 917 562 8584
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.urbanh2o.org
Urban H2O presents Spuyten Duyvil with special guests The Gaslight Tinkers. Amped up Americana meets Afro Pop and Funk Fusion for a collaborative evening of music to benefit The Hudson River Valley Institute for Environmental Education. Free Beer and "Lite Bites" by suggested donation from series sponsors The Captain Lawrence Brewery and The Garden Gourmet Market. All proceeds to benefit HRVEEI and their educational work around Hudson River environmentalism. The ticket price is $10 plus pay what you can.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr with Special Guest Kelly Flint, with Jeff Eyrich The Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY
Phone: 739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9PM
The Beatles '62 - '70 featuring Steve Chizmadia and The Accidental Gypsies 12 Grapes
12 North Division StreetPeekskill, NY
Phone: 914.737.6624
Website: https://www.12grapes.com/
From "Love Me Do" to "Let It Be", these were the years of The Beatles, arguably the greatest band of all time. From 1962 - 1970, the Beatles released 12 studio albums, 13 EPs, and 22 singles.
Tonight, we celebrate the music that rocked the world, when the world was vinyl and turned at thirty three and a third.
STEVE CHIZMADIA and the ACCIDENTAL GYPSIES is a band of Hudson Valley all-star musicians: Led by award-winning singer/songwriter Steve Chizmadia, with Peter Calo (Carly Simon, Jimmy Webb), Eric Puente (Grand Slambovians), Bill Gordon (Von Em, Soultree Villains) Paul Silverman (The Ya, Ya's).
Tonight, we celebrate the music that rocked the world, when the world was vinyl and turned at thirty three and a third.
STEVE CHIZMADIA and the ACCIDENTAL GYPSIES is a band of Hudson Valley all-star musicians: Led by award-winning singer/songwriter Steve Chizmadia, with Peter Calo (Carly Simon, Jimmy Webb), Eric Puente (Grand Slambovians), Bill Gordon (Von Em, Soultree Villains) Paul Silverman (The Ya, Ya's).
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10pm
Deadgrass The Bayou
580 Gramatan AvenueMt. Vernon, NY 10550
Phone: (914) 668-2634
Price: $5.00
Website: https://www.bayourestaurantny.com
Multi-instrumentalist Matt Turk, Guitarist and Grammy award winner C Lanzbom and friends interpret the music of Jerry Garcia.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 p.m. to 10:00 pm
FRED GILLEN JR Monthly Residency Coffee Labs Roasters
7 Main StreetTarrytown NY, NY
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://www.coffeelabs.com/CoffeeLabsRoasters/Home.html
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 10pm
Phil Dollard performs at the Steamer Fire House Gallery Steamer Fire House Gallery
117 Main St.Ossining, NY
This is an event sponsored by the Ossining Village Arts Committee to promote arts of all kinds in the Village and surrounding town of Ossining. There will be an exhibit by local photographer Robert Olsson and two sets of music by yours truly.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Benefit for the Center for Food Action featuring Tribes Hill. Hurdy Gurdy Folk Club Fair Lawn Community Center 10-10 20th Ave. Fair Lawn NJ
10-10 20th Ave.Fair Lawn, NJ
Phone: 201-384-1325
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.hurdygurdyfolk.org
The Hurdy Gurdy Folk Music Club has, for thirty years, been devoted to bringing the best in folk music to the Northeastern New Jersey area. Tribes Hill is proud to support a benefit concert for The Center for Food Action. The Center strives to prevent hunger and homelessness and to improve the lives of those living in poverty. It provides emergency food supplies, services to protect against homelessness and utility assistance to thousands of individual and families living in Northern NJ. In addition to enjoying the concert, attendees are asked to bring a donation of canned or packaged food (non-perishable, please). Tribes Hill artists performing are: Fred Gillen, Jr., Susan Kane, Judy Kass, the duo Pluck & Rail, and Matt Turk. Advance tickets are available online for $20, the site takes PayPal. Tickets will be $23 at the door.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:30 PM
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering hosted by Mary Beth Kean Hammond House, Valhalla, NY
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, NY 10595
Holiday Pot Luck - Please email Mary Beth at keanmb@gmail.com and let her know if you plan to attend and what you will contribute so she can plan accordingly.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
A Very Slambovian Christmas Show Music at the Mission
1452 Union Valley RoadWest Milford, NJ 07480
Website: https://www.musicatthemission.org/
The music of THE SLAMBOVIAN CIRCUS OF DREAMS has been variously described as “hillbilly-floyd,” “folk-pop,” “alt-country, roots-rock,” and “surreal Americana;” a clear indicator of its singularly indescribable uniqueness. Dancing freely between all existing religious and philosophical mythologies, the music is uplifting, empowering, and a lot of fun.
Formed in Sleepy Hollow, New York over a decade ago, The Slambovian Circus of Dreams (AKA The Grand Slambovians) pioneered the alt-folk/americana genre, staying on the fringes of the music industry and under the radar while producing several critically acclaimed studio albums.
Headlining major music festivals and venues across the US,Canada and UK, they built their career from the ground up with a loyal fan base supporting them all the way. Fronted by songwriter Joziah Longo (vocals/guitar/harmonica) whose voice is "Soothing and bewitching as a snake oil tonic" says The Big Issue, UK and goes on to say "the entire root system of Rock Family Trees is embedded in his voice".
The band features guitarist/mandolin player Sharkey McEwen (think lovechild of David Gilmour and Duane Allman); multi-instrumentalist Tink Lloyd (accordion, cello, uke, theremin, melodica); and Eric Puente (Percussion).
Formed in Sleepy Hollow, New York over a decade ago, The Slambovian Circus of Dreams (AKA The Grand Slambovians) pioneered the alt-folk/americana genre, staying on the fringes of the music industry and under the radar while producing several critically acclaimed studio albums.
Headlining major music festivals and venues across the US,Canada and UK, they built their career from the ground up with a loyal fan base supporting them all the way. Fronted by songwriter Joziah Longo (vocals/guitar/harmonica) whose voice is "Soothing and bewitching as a snake oil tonic" says The Big Issue, UK and goes on to say "the entire root system of Rock Family Trees is embedded in his voice".
The band features guitarist/mandolin player Sharkey McEwen (think lovechild of David Gilmour and Duane Allman); multi-instrumentalist Tink Lloyd (accordion, cello, uke, theremin, melodica); and Eric Puente (Percussion).
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Scoot Horton & Julie Corbalis The Peekskill Coffee House
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
Come out and listen to Scoot Horton and Julie Corbalis.
SCOOT HORTON began his music career in 1990 playing and touring in New York City based hardcore punk bands. Then Scoot unplugged the amps went acoustic playing folk/roots music. In 2015 he released his solo debut CD “Six 2 Seven” . Scoot has been described as Woody Guthrie meets the Sex Pistols. He calls it "Outlaw Folk".
www.scoothorton.com
JULIE CORBALIS is a New York-based singer-songwriter who has been performing her own music as well as classic covers since 1996. Corbalis has recorded five albums to date: two with her band Jules & The Family (Jules & The Family, 2005; Border Radio, 2007), two as a solo performer (Old Flames And New Names, 2008; Songs In A Bottle, 2013), and one as a collaborative effort with other local musicians (Backwoods Jupiter Presents Bob Dylan's Desire, 2011).
www.juliecorbalis.com
SCOOT HORTON began his music career in 1990 playing and touring in New York City based hardcore punk bands. Then Scoot unplugged the amps went acoustic playing folk/roots music. In 2015 he released his solo debut CD “Six 2 Seven” . Scoot has been described as Woody Guthrie meets the Sex Pistols. He calls it "Outlaw Folk".
www.scoothorton.com
JULIE CORBALIS is a New York-based singer-songwriter who has been performing her own music as well as classic covers since 1996. Corbalis has recorded five albums to date: two with her band Jules & The Family (Jules & The Family, 2005; Border Radio, 2007), two as a solo performer (Old Flames And New Names, 2008; Songs In A Bottle, 2013), and one as a collaborative effort with other local musicians (Backwoods Jupiter Presents Bob Dylan's Desire, 2011).
www.juliecorbalis.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM
JOE CROOKSTON Performs at The Turning Point Cafe The Turning Point Cafe
468 Piermont AvenuePiermont, NY 10968 USA
Phone: 845-536-0964
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.piermontcafe.com
Tribes Hill Friends! Decide to be part of this celebration of sublime Beauty. A full night of Orchestral folk, fiddle, slide, hilarious stories, foot-stomping laughing, singing along, finding JOY in this crazy world. From Ithaca NY, Joe Crookston will tune up to play songs and tell stories that will fill you up, leave you wanting more, and make you feel more alive and awake. You'll leave with a renewed sense of what's possible. You WILL be so glad you came. Promise.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4:30 PM to TBA
Annual Tribes Hill Solstice Celebration Concert First Unitarian Society of Westchester
25 Old Jackson AvenueHastings-On-Hudson, NY 10706
Tribes Hill's Fourteenth Annual Winter Solstice Celebration Concert is where our members work together to put on a concert that will take you out of the stress of the holidays and immerse you into the magic of its spirit!
Our Interfaith Celebration offers the opportunity for our collective of musical artists to unite and share fresh and familiar seasonal music; representing traditional, original, contemporary and classic genres.
We present this show together with our cultural friends and partners at Common Ground Coffee House. It will be held at the First Unitarian Society of Westchester on 25 Old Jackson Ave, Hastings On Hudson, NY 10706
We will offer free beverages, coffee, tea, bottled water. We ask our kindred folk to contribute baked goods, cookies, brownies, fruit, nuts, cheese crackers... finger food which will be for sale for a small donation. Home-baked goods makes this a more successful fundraiser: if you would like to contribute a baked item, please contact Mary Beth at keanmb@gmail.com
Our Interfaith Celebration offers the opportunity for our collective of musical artists to unite and share fresh and familiar seasonal music; representing traditional, original, contemporary and classic genres.
We present this show together with our cultural friends and partners at Common Ground Coffee House. It will be held at the First Unitarian Society of Westchester on 25 Old Jackson Ave, Hastings On Hudson, NY 10706
We will offer free beverages, coffee, tea, bottled water. We ask our kindred folk to contribute baked goods, cookies, brownies, fruit, nuts, cheese crackers... finger food which will be for sale for a small donation. Home-baked goods makes this a more successful fundraiser: if you would like to contribute a baked item, please contact Mary Beth at keanmb@gmail.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 10pm
Matt Turk & C Lanzbom The Mill
583 Warburton Ave.Hastings on Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: (914) 231-7772
Multi-instrumentalist Matt Turk and Grammy award winner C Lanzbom have joined forces to form Deadgrass, the newgrass-rootsy-trad-string band that interprets the music of Jerry Garcia.
Web music authority All Music Guide, calls Matt Turk "...an artist to be reckoned with." Matt is a seasoned recording artist, multi-instrumentalist and a veteran performer who has engaged audiences around the world having shared the stage with Pete Seeger, opened for Judy Collins, The Doobie Brothers, Fiona Apple, the Grateful Dead's Mickey Hart and more. Matt has appeared at festivals including Clearwater’s Great Hudson River Revival, Gathering of the Vibes, Atlanta's Music Midtown, Jazz at Lincoln Center and venues including The Beacon Theatre and Brooklyn Bowl.
C Lanzbom is a studio veteran and touring guitarist who fuses middle-eastern tones with the rock and roll he grew up with along the Jersey shore. C's performing, writing, engineering and producing credits include his own internationally acclaimed band Soulfarm, American Idol finalist Crystal Bowersox, Shlomo Carlebach, and Pete Seeger with Bruce Springsteen. C brings his unique sound around the world and his affection and passion for Jerry Garcia's music has been a major influence.
Web music authority All Music Guide, calls Matt Turk "...an artist to be reckoned with." Matt is a seasoned recording artist, multi-instrumentalist and a veteran performer who has engaged audiences around the world having shared the stage with Pete Seeger, opened for Judy Collins, The Doobie Brothers, Fiona Apple, the Grateful Dead's Mickey Hart and more. Matt has appeared at festivals including Clearwater’s Great Hudson River Revival, Gathering of the Vibes, Atlanta's Music Midtown, Jazz at Lincoln Center and venues including The Beacon Theatre and Brooklyn Bowl.
C Lanzbom is a studio veteran and touring guitarist who fuses middle-eastern tones with the rock and roll he grew up with along the Jersey shore. C's performing, writing, engineering and producing credits include his own internationally acclaimed band Soulfarm, American Idol finalist Crystal Bowersox, Shlomo Carlebach, and Pete Seeger with Bruce Springsteen. C brings his unique sound around the world and his affection and passion for Jerry Garcia's music has been a major influence.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
A Very Slambovian Christmas! The Towne Crier Cafe - Beacon
379 Main StreetBeacon, NY
Phone: 845 855 1300
The music of THE SLAMBOVIAN CIRCUS OF DREAMS has been variously described as “hillbilly-floyd,” “folk-pop,” “alt-country, roots-rock,” and “surreal Americana;” a clear indicator of its singularly indescribable uniqueness. Dancing freely between all existing religious and philosophical mythologies, the music is uplifting, empowering, and a lot of fun.
Formed in Sleepy Hollow, New York over a decade ago, The Slambovian Circus of Dreams (AKA The Grand Slambovians) pioneered the alt-folk/americana genre, staying on the fringes of the music industry and under the radar while producing several critically acclaimed studio albums.
Headlining major music festivals and venues across the US,Canada and UK, they built their career from the ground up with a loyal fan base supporting them all the way. Fronted by songwriter Joziah Longo (vocals/guitar/harmonica) whose voice is "Soothing and bewitching as a snake oil tonic" says The Big Issue, UK and goes on to say "the entire root system of Rock Family Trees is embedded in his voice".
The band features guitarist/mandolin player Sharkey McEwen (think lovechild of David Gilmour and Duane Allman); multi-instrumentalist Tink Lloyd (accordion, cello, uke, theremin, melodica); and Eric Puente (Percussion).
Formed in Sleepy Hollow, New York over a decade ago, The Slambovian Circus of Dreams (AKA The Grand Slambovians) pioneered the alt-folk/americana genre, staying on the fringes of the music industry and under the radar while producing several critically acclaimed studio albums.
Headlining major music festivals and venues across the US,Canada and UK, they built their career from the ground up with a loyal fan base supporting them all the way. Fronted by songwriter Joziah Longo (vocals/guitar/harmonica) whose voice is "Soothing and bewitching as a snake oil tonic" says The Big Issue, UK and goes on to say "the entire root system of Rock Family Trees is embedded in his voice".
The band features guitarist/mandolin player Sharkey McEwen (think lovechild of David Gilmour and Duane Allman); multi-instrumentalist Tink Lloyd (accordion, cello, uke, theremin, melodica); and Eric Puente (Percussion).
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 10pm
Matt Turk & Gary Schreiner The Gypsy Joynt
293 Main St.Great Barrington, MA 01230
Phone: (413) 644-8811
Website: https://www.gypsyjoyntcafe.net
Web music authority All Music Guide, calls Matt Turk "...an artist to be reckoned with." Matt is a seasoned recording artist, multi-instrumentalist and a veteran performer who has engaged audiences around the world having shared the stage with Pete Seeger, opened for Judy Collins, The Doobie Brothers, Fiona Apple, the Grateful Dead's Mickey Hart and more. Matt has appeared at festivals including Clearwater’s Great Hudson River Revival, Gathering of the Vibes, Atlanta's Music Midtown, Jazz at Lincoln Center and venues including The Beacon Theatre and Brooklyn Bowl.
Gary Schreiner plays keyboards, accordion & chromatic harmonica. He has performed with Elton John at Carnegie Hall and is the curator of the Museum of Food Art.
Gary Schreiner plays keyboards, accordion & chromatic harmonica. He has performed with Elton John at Carnegie Hall and is the curator of the Museum of Food Art.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
It's The End Of The Year As We Know It, Hope Machine's Year-end Hootenanny with special guests Abbie Gardner, Craig Aiken, and more! Tribes Hill- Kindred Folk Presents at EMBARK | PEEKSKILL
925 South StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.embarkpeekskill.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 10pm
Judy Collins: Holiday & Hits with special guest Matt Turk The Tarrytown Music hall
13 Main StreetTarrytown, NY
Phone: (877) 840-0457
Price: $38.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://tickets.tarrytownmusichall.org
Judy Collins has inspired audiences with sublime vocals, boldly vulnerable songwriting, personal life triumphs, and a firm commitment to social activism. In the 1960s, she evoked both the idealism and steely determination of a generation united against social and environmental injustices. Five decades later, her luminescent presence shines brightly as new generations bask in the glow of her iconic 50-album body of work, and heed inspiration from her spiritual discipline to thrive in the music industry for half a century. The award-winning singer-songwriter is esteemed for her imaginative interpretations of traditional and contemporary folk standards and her own poetically poignant original compositions.
Web music authority All Music Guide, calls Matt Turk "...an artist to be reckoned with." Matt is a seasoned recording artist, multi-instrumentalist and a veteran performer who has engaged audiences around the world having shared the stage with Pete Seeger, opened for Judy Collins, The Doobie Brothers, Fiona Apple, the Grateful Dead's Mickey Hart and more. Matt has appeared at festivals including Clearwater’s Great Hudson River Revival, Gathering of the Vibes, Atlanta's Music Midtown, Jazz at Lincoln Center and venues including The Beacon Theatre and Brooklyn Bowl.
Web music authority All Music Guide, calls Matt Turk "...an artist to be reckoned with." Matt is a seasoned recording artist, multi-instrumentalist and a veteran performer who has engaged audiences around the world having shared the stage with Pete Seeger, opened for Judy Collins, The Doobie Brothers, Fiona Apple, the Grateful Dead's Mickey Hart and more. Matt has appeared at festivals including Clearwater’s Great Hudson River Revival, Gathering of the Vibes, Atlanta's Music Midtown, Jazz at Lincoln Center and venues including The Beacon Theatre and Brooklyn Bowl.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 1am
New Years Eve with Deadgrass Pinks
242 East 10th StreetNew York, NY 10003
Phone: (917) 902-6809
Price: $40.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://pinks.nyc/#about
Multi-instrumentalist Matt Turk and Grammy award winner C Lanzbom have joined forces to form Deadgrass, the newgrass-rootsy-trad-string band that interprets the music of Jerry Garcia. Smoking fiddler Clarence Ferrari, dynamic bassist and harmony singer Chris Conte and banjo picker Russell Gottlieb complete Deadgrass’ live lineup.
Web music authority All Music Guide, calls Matt Turk "...an artist to be reckoned with." Matt is a seasoned recording artist, multi-instrumentalist and a veteran performer who has engaged audiences around the world having shared the stage with Pete Seeger, opened for Judy Collins, The Doobie Brothers, Fiona Apple, the Grateful Dead's Mickey Hart and more. Matt has appeared at festivals including Clearwater’s Great Hudson River Revival, Gathering of the Vibes, Atlanta's Music Midtown, Jazz at Lincoln Center and venues including The Beacon Theatre and Brooklyn Bowl.
C Lanzbom is a studio veteran and touring guitarist who fuses middle-eastern tones with the rock and roll he grew up with along the Jersey shore. C's performing, writing, engineering and producing credits include his own internationally acclaimed band Soulfarm, American Idol finalist Crystal Bowersox, Shlomo Carlebach, and Pete Seeger with Bruce Springsteen. C brings his unique sound around the world and his affection and passion for Jerry Garcia's music has been a major influence.
Fiddler Clarence Ferrari is a multi-instrumentalist, composer and music educator who has toured extensively throughout North America and Europe, including appearances at The Kennedy Center and Chicago Symphony Space, specializing in Celtic and Bluegrass fiddle. Clarence has performed on dozens of records, television shows and films including “The Astronaut Farmer”. Clarence has appeared alongside many well-known performers including Pete Seeger, Roland White and Rosanne Cash.
New York vocalist, upright and electric bassist Chris Conte had a banner year in 2015 with the release of his debut album, Our Love Will Last, a collection of classics from the American Songbook. As the leader of the Jazz/Jam Band "The Phunk Philosophers," Chris released their first album as well: Funk & Groove Dance Party. Blending ideas and sounds from America’s musical history is his biggest thrill and Chris is right at home as the Deadgrass bassist and high harmony vocalist.
Banjoist and New Jersey native Russell Gottlieb is a member of the Brummy Brothers and graduated Mason Gross School of the Arts, Rutgers University with a Bachelor of Music degree, magna cum laude, where he studied with Vic Juris.
https://www.facebook.com/deadgrasslive/
Web music authority All Music Guide, calls Matt Turk "...an artist to be reckoned with." Matt is a seasoned recording artist, multi-instrumentalist and a veteran performer who has engaged audiences around the world having shared the stage with Pete Seeger, opened for Judy Collins, The Doobie Brothers, Fiona Apple, the Grateful Dead's Mickey Hart and more. Matt has appeared at festivals including Clearwater’s Great Hudson River Revival, Gathering of the Vibes, Atlanta's Music Midtown, Jazz at Lincoln Center and venues including The Beacon Theatre and Brooklyn Bowl.
C Lanzbom is a studio veteran and touring guitarist who fuses middle-eastern tones with the rock and roll he grew up with along the Jersey shore. C's performing, writing, engineering and producing credits include his own internationally acclaimed band Soulfarm, American Idol finalist Crystal Bowersox, Shlomo Carlebach, and Pete Seeger with Bruce Springsteen. C brings his unique sound around the world and his affection and passion for Jerry Garcia's music has been a major influence.
Fiddler Clarence Ferrari is a multi-instrumentalist, composer and music educator who has toured extensively throughout North America and Europe, including appearances at The Kennedy Center and Chicago Symphony Space, specializing in Celtic and Bluegrass fiddle. Clarence has performed on dozens of records, television shows and films including “The Astronaut Farmer”. Clarence has appeared alongside many well-known performers including Pete Seeger, Roland White and Rosanne Cash.
New York vocalist, upright and electric bassist Chris Conte had a banner year in 2015 with the release of his debut album, Our Love Will Last, a collection of classics from the American Songbook. As the leader of the Jazz/Jam Band "The Phunk Philosophers," Chris released their first album as well: Funk & Groove Dance Party. Blending ideas and sounds from America’s musical history is his biggest thrill and Chris is right at home as the Deadgrass bassist and high harmony vocalist.
Banjoist and New Jersey native Russell Gottlieb is a member of the Brummy Brothers and graduated Mason Gross School of the Arts, Rutgers University with a Bachelor of Music degree, magna cum laude, where he studied with Vic Juris.
https://www.facebook.com/deadgrasslive/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 11pm
Deadgrass Mexicali Live
1409 Queen Anne Rd.Teaneck, NJ
Phone: (201) 833-0011
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://mexicalilive.com
DEADGRASS
Multi-instrumentalist Matt Turk and Grammy award winner C Lanzbom have joined forces to form Deadgrass, the newgrass-rootsy-trad-string band that interprets the music of Jerry Garcia. Smoking fiddler Clarence Ferrari, dynamic bassist and harmony singer Chris Conte and banjo picker Russell Gottlieb complete Deadgrass’ live lineup.
Web music authority All Music Guide, calls Matt Turk "...an artist to be reckoned with." Matt is a seasoned recording artist, multi-instrumentalist and a veteran performer who has engaged audiences around the world having shared the stage with Pete Seeger, opened for Judy Collins, The Doobie Brothers, Fiona Apple, the Grateful Dead's Mickey Hart and more. Matt has appeared at festivals including Clearwater’s Great Hudson River Revival, Gathering of the Vibes, Atlanta's Music Midtown, Jazz at Lincoln Center and venues including The Beacon Theatre and Brooklyn Bowl.
C Lanzbom is a studio veteran and touring guitarist who fuses middle-eastern tones with the rock and roll he grew up with along the Jersey shore. C's performing, writing, engineering and producing credits include his own internationally acclaimed band Soulfarm, American Idol finalist Crystal Bowersox, Shlomo Carlebach, and Pete Seeger with Bruce Springsteen. C brings his unique sound around the world and his affection and passion for Jerry Garcia's music has been a major influence.
Fiddler Clarence Ferrari is a multi-instrumentalist, composer and music educator who has toured extensively throughout North America and Europe, including appearances at The Kennedy Center and Chicago Symphony Space, specializing in Celtic and Bluegrass fiddle. Clarence has performed on dozens of records, television shows and films including “The Astronaut Farmer”. Clarence has appeared alongside many well-known performers including Pete Seeger, Roland White and Rosanne Cash.
New York vocalist, upright and electric bassist Chris Conte had a banner year in 2015 with the release of his debut album, Our Love Will Last, a collection of classics from the American Songbook. As the leader of the Jazz/Jam Band "The Phunk Philosophers," Chris released their first album as well: Funk & Groove Dance Party. Blending ideas and sounds from America’s musical history is his biggest thrill and Chris is right at home as the Deadgrass bassist and high harmony vocalist.
Banjoist and New Jersey native Russell Gottlieb is a member of the Brummy Brothers and graduated Mason Gross School of the Arts, Rutgers University with a Bachelor of Music degree, magna cum laude, where he studied with Vic Juris.
https://www.facebook.com/deadgrasslive/
Multi-instrumentalist Matt Turk and Grammy award winner C Lanzbom have joined forces to form Deadgrass, the newgrass-rootsy-trad-string band that interprets the music of Jerry Garcia. Smoking fiddler Clarence Ferrari, dynamic bassist and harmony singer Chris Conte and banjo picker Russell Gottlieb complete Deadgrass’ live lineup.
Web music authority All Music Guide, calls Matt Turk "...an artist to be reckoned with." Matt is a seasoned recording artist, multi-instrumentalist and a veteran performer who has engaged audiences around the world having shared the stage with Pete Seeger, opened for Judy Collins, The Doobie Brothers, Fiona Apple, the Grateful Dead's Mickey Hart and more. Matt has appeared at festivals including Clearwater’s Great Hudson River Revival, Gathering of the Vibes, Atlanta's Music Midtown, Jazz at Lincoln Center and venues including The Beacon Theatre and Brooklyn Bowl.
C Lanzbom is a studio veteran and touring guitarist who fuses middle-eastern tones with the rock and roll he grew up with along the Jersey shore. C's performing, writing, engineering and producing credits include his own internationally acclaimed band Soulfarm, American Idol finalist Crystal Bowersox, Shlomo Carlebach, and Pete Seeger with Bruce Springsteen. C brings his unique sound around the world and his affection and passion for Jerry Garcia's music has been a major influence.
Fiddler Clarence Ferrari is a multi-instrumentalist, composer and music educator who has toured extensively throughout North America and Europe, including appearances at The Kennedy Center and Chicago Symphony Space, specializing in Celtic and Bluegrass fiddle. Clarence has performed on dozens of records, television shows and films including “The Astronaut Farmer”. Clarence has appeared alongside many well-known performers including Pete Seeger, Roland White and Rosanne Cash.
New York vocalist, upright and electric bassist Chris Conte had a banner year in 2015 with the release of his debut album, Our Love Will Last, a collection of classics from the American Songbook. As the leader of the Jazz/Jam Band "The Phunk Philosophers," Chris released their first album as well: Funk & Groove Dance Party. Blending ideas and sounds from America’s musical history is his biggest thrill and Chris is right at home as the Deadgrass bassist and high harmony vocalist.
Banjoist and New Jersey native Russell Gottlieb is a member of the Brummy Brothers and graduated Mason Gross School of the Arts, Rutgers University with a Bachelor of Music degree, magna cum laude, where he studied with Vic Juris.
https://www.facebook.com/deadgrasslive/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm to 10-m
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering Peter Shafran
47 Jefferson AveHastings on Hudson, NY 10706
Come join us at Peter Shafran's House for our Monthly Gathering.
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together! Bring your instruments, tunes and voice! All are welcome. 6pm dinner and chatting, 7pmish the music making begins.
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together! Bring your instruments, tunes and voice! All are welcome. 6pm dinner and chatting, 7pmish the music making begins.
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9 p.m. to midnight
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Show Eleven Eleven Grille
1111 Main StreetFishkill, NY
Phone: /polli896.0011/li/olp
Website: https://www.eleven11grille.com/
Playing some original songs and some classic rock and folk songs
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
Peter Calo Singer/Songwriter, Guitarist The Upstream Gallery
8 Main Street
Hastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
(914) 674-8548
Free and open to the public!
Hastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
(914) 674-8548
Free and open to the public!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM
Impromptu songwriting get-together/workshop Steve Scholle's home in Hartsdale
This will be a combination of songwriting circle and instruction, as participants desire. Let's share our muse and music together. All are welcome. Contact Steve at srslle@gmail.com for location and your questions.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 10pm
Matt Turk & Gary Schreiner The Mill
583 Warburton Ave.Hastings on Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: (914) 231-7772
Web music authority All Music Guide, calls Matt Turk "...an artist to be reckoned with." Matt is a seasoned recording artist, multi-instrumentalist and a veteran performer who has engaged audiences around the world having shared the stage with Pete Seeger, opened for Judy Collins, The Doobie Brothers, Fiona Apple, the Grateful Dead's Mickey Hart and more. Matt has appeared at festivals including Clearwater’s Great Hudson River Revival, Gathering of the Vibes, Atlanta's Music Midtown, Jazz at Lincoln Center and venues including The Beacon Theatre and Brooklyn Bowl.
Gary Schreiner plays keyboards, accordion & chromatic harmonica. He has performed with Elton John at Carnegie Hall and is the curator of the Museum of Food Art.
Gary Schreiner plays keyboards, accordion & chromatic harmonica. He has performed with Elton John at Carnegie Hall and is the curator of the Museum of Food Art.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9 p.m. to 12:30 am
Fred Gillen Jr The Birdsall House
970 Main StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: (914) 930-1880
Website: https://www.birdsallhouse.net/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 pm to 10:00 pm
Phil Dollard and Steve Chizmadia at The Green Growler Singer/Songwriter Series The Green Growler
368 S. Riverside Ave.Croton-on-Hudson, NY
Phone: (914) 862-0961
Website: https://www.thegreengrowler.com
The Green Growler is a great craft beer and wine bar in Croton, NY. Good friend Frank Migliorelli (Frank Migliorelli and the Dirtnappers) MC's a singer/songwriter event there each month. I'll be splitting the bill with Steve Chizmadia, another fine Hudson Valley songwriter. It's a craft beer establishment and they have a small but impressive list of NY State wines and a charcuterie and cheeses menu.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 8pm
Peter Calo with Chris Marshak Performing a set of Peter Calo originals Rockwood Music Hall Stage 3
185 Orchard St. New York, NY
Price: $12.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.rockwoodmusichall.com/
…"one of the most engaging performers in the biz"
"Time Out" magazine, London
"Calo plays folk and Americana music with the emotional attachment needed when one ruminates on an era gone by."
Providence Sunday Journal
located at 185 Orchard St. New York, NY
Here’s the link for tixes
https://www.ticketfly.com/purchase/event/1052593
"Time Out" magazine, London
"Calo plays folk and Americana music with the emotional attachment needed when one ruminates on an era gone by."
Providence Sunday Journal
located at 185 Orchard St. New York, NY
Here’s the link for tixes
https://www.ticketfly.com/purchase/event/1052593
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2 PM to 3 PM
Arlon Bennett and The Healing Project Orangeburg Library
20 Greenbush RdOrangeburg, NY 10962 usa
Phone: 845-359-2244
Website: https://www.orangeburg-library.org
Arlon Bennett & the Healing Project will perform a free concert on Sunday, January 24th at the Orangeburg library in Orangeburg, NY. at 2 PM.
Please register at www.orangeburg-library.org or 845-359-2244
Arlon Bennett is a three-time finalist in the Grassy Hill-Kerrville New Folk Competition and twice selected by Noel Paul Stookey (of Peter, Paul & Mary fame) to perform in his Music2Life Showcase, Arlon recognizes the power of music to reach people. His song “Be the Change” from his Summer’s Voice CD, garnered top national airplay on folk radio. Arlon’s recent diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease just makes him want to sing louder through it all! He has been performing as The Healing Project, with John Sonntag on guitar, Gordon Roehrer on bass and RT Miller on percussion. Arlon’s goal is to keep making positive music that helps heal others from their own challenges and to help raise awareness. His latest CD, World of Possibility , is a testament to that end, with the hope of inspiring others.
"Arlon's songs ring true, whether he's writing about the personal or the political. The result is inspiring." - John Platt WFUV 90.7 FM New York -
www.arlonbennett.com
Please register at www.orangeburg-library.org or 845-359-2244
Arlon Bennett is a three-time finalist in the Grassy Hill-Kerrville New Folk Competition and twice selected by Noel Paul Stookey (of Peter, Paul & Mary fame) to perform in his Music2Life Showcase, Arlon recognizes the power of music to reach people. His song “Be the Change” from his Summer’s Voice CD, garnered top national airplay on folk radio. Arlon’s recent diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease just makes him want to sing louder through it all! He has been performing as The Healing Project, with John Sonntag on guitar, Gordon Roehrer on bass and RT Miller on percussion. Arlon’s goal is to keep making positive music that helps heal others from their own challenges and to help raise awareness. His latest CD, World of Possibility , is a testament to that end, with the hope of inspiring others.
"Arlon's songs ring true, whether he's writing about the personal or the political. The result is inspiring." - John Platt WFUV 90.7 FM New York -
www.arlonbennett.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr's FINAL Monthly Residency Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
Fred has been playing the last Friday of the month at the Peekskill Coffeehouse for about eleven years, and it is ending in order to make space for more people to play there. He'll be back once in a while, but this will be the last monthly shindig. Thanks to everyone who has come to these monthly nights. Thanks also to Sunny, Jame and Laura, Randy, and everyone at the Coffeehouse over the years for hosting! All things must pass....
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 11:30 pm
Matt Turk Three Harlem's Floradita
2276 12th AvenueNew York City, NY
Phone: (212) 662-0090
Website: https://www.facebook.com/HarlemsFloridita
Percussionist Joe Bonadio and Keyboardist Gary Schreiner join singer/songwriter Matt Turk for 3 sets at this Harlem Hot Spot for food, drinks and all good things.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm to 10:00 pm
Groovin' in New Fairfield presents Guy Davis with special guest Lara Herscovitch, Saturday, January 30, 2016 Groovin' in New Fairfield Coffeehouse, New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Route 37, New Fairfield, CT
33 Route 37New Fairfield, CT 06812 USA
Phone: 203-312-5665
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.groovininnewfairfield.com
Groovin’ in New Fairfield is proud to welcome Guy Davis with special guest Lara Herscovitch on Saturday, January 30 at 7:30pm, at the New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Route 37, New Fairfield, CT. Tickets are $10 and doors open at 6:45 pm.
While carrying the blues around the world, from the Equator to the Arctic Circle, Guy Davis came back with some fresh inspiration and new stories to tell. Kokomo Kidd, his first all-new album in two years, finds the blues ambassador visiting fresh territory. “It’s a new beginning for me,” he says, “The first time I've produced myself. What I‘m showing here is a side of me that’s deep inside. It’s needing air and light, and here it comes!”
His deft acoustic playing and well-crafted lyrics are here as always. Some songs find Davis calling on his gifts as an actor and storyteller, while others are as personal as it gets. The rollicking title track, featuring Ben Jaffe of New Orleans’ Preservation Hall Jazz Band, might be called a short story that you can dance to, featuring a rascal character who starts as a bootlegger and winds up a Republican advisor. The song’s New Orleans connection harkens back to a formative visit he made to the Crescent City in 1979, a trip that convinced him to follow his muse as a performer.
Another notable friend, harmonica ace Charlie Musselwhite, appears on a version of the Howlin’ Wolf classic “Little Red Rooster.” But the most surprising of the four non-originals s has to be Donovan’s “Wear Your Love Like Heaven.” As Davis explains, “I loved that song back when I was a kid, and I wasn’t even sure why—It wasn’t especially rhythmic, more on the acoustic psychedelic side of things. Growing up as an African-American, it was always about James Brown, soul music. There was a time when I wouldn’t have had the self-confidence to do a song like that.”
Guy Davis’ work as an actor, author, and lately teacher earmark him as a renaissance man of the blues. What music and acting have in common, he explains, “is that I don’t like people to see the hard work and the sweat that goes into what I do. I want them to hear me and be uplifted. And I want some little eight-year-old kid in the front row to have big eyes and say, ‘Hey, I want to do that!’.” www.guydavis.com
With a voice “clear and smooth like expensive liquor, LARA HERSCOVITCH stands “above and beyond the pack” (Northeast Performer). Herscovitch is “a remarkable performer” (WSHU Public Radio). Former State Troubadour of Connecticut (2009-2010), Lara brings charm, authenticity, intelligence and a love of performing that immediately resonates with diverse audiences. She has appeared as a guest on A Prairie Home Companion with Garrison Keillor (American Public Media) and tours from Maine to Miami. www.laraherscovitch.com
Advance tickets can be purchased at the New Fairfield Senior Center or by mail. Payments made my mail should be payable to Groovin’ in New Fairfield, c/o New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Route 37, New Fairfield, CT. 06812. Please allow sufficient time when mailing. All sales are final. Tickets can also be purchased at the door, pending availability. Additionally, a moderately priced dinner catered by Bruno’s Restaurant is offered before the show. Choices include: eggplant rollatini, chicken francese, pizza, coffee, tea, hot mulled cider, water and homemade desserts. For additional information, contact us at grcoffeehouse@gmail.com.
About Groovin’ in New Fairfield: Groovin’ in New Fairfield seeks to develop and promote ongoing, regularly scheduled live music programs in New Fairfield and surrounding areas. It is a non-profit organization supported by sponsors, local businesses, grants from charitable organizations and patron donations and is staffed by volunteers. It operates under the New Fairfield Parks and Recreation Commission.
For more information, visit groovininnewfairfield.com
While carrying the blues around the world, from the Equator to the Arctic Circle, Guy Davis came back with some fresh inspiration and new stories to tell. Kokomo Kidd, his first all-new album in two years, finds the blues ambassador visiting fresh territory. “It’s a new beginning for me,” he says, “The first time I've produced myself. What I‘m showing here is a side of me that’s deep inside. It’s needing air and light, and here it comes!”
His deft acoustic playing and well-crafted lyrics are here as always. Some songs find Davis calling on his gifts as an actor and storyteller, while others are as personal as it gets. The rollicking title track, featuring Ben Jaffe of New Orleans’ Preservation Hall Jazz Band, might be called a short story that you can dance to, featuring a rascal character who starts as a bootlegger and winds up a Republican advisor. The song’s New Orleans connection harkens back to a formative visit he made to the Crescent City in 1979, a trip that convinced him to follow his muse as a performer.
Another notable friend, harmonica ace Charlie Musselwhite, appears on a version of the Howlin’ Wolf classic “Little Red Rooster.” But the most surprising of the four non-originals s has to be Donovan’s “Wear Your Love Like Heaven.” As Davis explains, “I loved that song back when I was a kid, and I wasn’t even sure why—It wasn’t especially rhythmic, more on the acoustic psychedelic side of things. Growing up as an African-American, it was always about James Brown, soul music. There was a time when I wouldn’t have had the self-confidence to do a song like that.”
Guy Davis’ work as an actor, author, and lately teacher earmark him as a renaissance man of the blues. What music and acting have in common, he explains, “is that I don’t like people to see the hard work and the sweat that goes into what I do. I want them to hear me and be uplifted. And I want some little eight-year-old kid in the front row to have big eyes and say, ‘Hey, I want to do that!’.” www.guydavis.com
With a voice “clear and smooth like expensive liquor, LARA HERSCOVITCH stands “above and beyond the pack” (Northeast Performer). Herscovitch is “a remarkable performer” (WSHU Public Radio). Former State Troubadour of Connecticut (2009-2010), Lara brings charm, authenticity, intelligence and a love of performing that immediately resonates with diverse audiences. She has appeared as a guest on A Prairie Home Companion with Garrison Keillor (American Public Media) and tours from Maine to Miami. www.laraherscovitch.com
Advance tickets can be purchased at the New Fairfield Senior Center or by mail. Payments made my mail should be payable to Groovin’ in New Fairfield, c/o New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Route 37, New Fairfield, CT. 06812. Please allow sufficient time when mailing. All sales are final. Tickets can also be purchased at the door, pending availability. Additionally, a moderately priced dinner catered by Bruno’s Restaurant is offered before the show. Choices include: eggplant rollatini, chicken francese, pizza, coffee, tea, hot mulled cider, water and homemade desserts. For additional information, contact us at grcoffeehouse@gmail.com.
About Groovin’ in New Fairfield: Groovin’ in New Fairfield seeks to develop and promote ongoing, regularly scheduled live music programs in New Fairfield and surrounding areas. It is a non-profit organization supported by sponsors, local businesses, grants from charitable organizations and patron donations and is staffed by volunteers. It operates under the New Fairfield Parks and Recreation Commission.
For more information, visit groovininnewfairfield.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm to 10pm
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering Steve Scholle's House
5 Homewood RdHartsdale, NY 10530
Come join us at Steve Scholle's house for our monthly gathering.
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together! Bring your instruments, tunes and voice! All are welcome. 6pm dinner and chatting, 7pmish the music making begins.
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together! Bring your instruments, tunes and voice! All are welcome. 6pm dinner and chatting, 7pmish the music making begins.
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:00 pm to 12:00 am
Phil Dollard performs at Birdsall House Birdsall House
970 Main St.Peekskill, NY
Phone: (914)930-1880
Website: https://www.birdsallhouse.net
I'm excited to be returning to The Birdsall House in Peekskill, where both the music and the craft beers are always fresh and varied. Chef Krista Espinal works culinary magic in the kitchen, providing a locavore menu for discerning palates. Or, just stop by for some acoustic blues, swamp music and assorted love songs from yours truly and enjoy a social beverage or two.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 p.m. to 10:00 pm
FRED GILLEN JR 47th Birthday Show! Coffe Labs Roasters
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 PM to 10:30 pm
Scott Wolfson and Other Heroes, Davey O in Concert Hurdy Gurdy Folk Club Fair Lawn Community Center 10-10 20th Ave. Fair Lawn NJ
10-10 20th Ave.Fair Lawn, NJ 07410 usa
Phone: 201-384-1325
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.hurdygurdyfolk.org
Scott Wolfson and Other Heroes & singer/songwriter Davey O will perform in a special Noteworthy Night Co-Bill at The Hurdy Gurdy Folk Music Club, which highlights rising stars in folk music. Scott Wolfson and Other Heroes will be celebrating their brand new release, Welcoming the Flood, performing a special set of songs from the CD.
Scott Wolfson and Other Heroes are fast making a name for themselves as New Jersey’s indie folk powerhouse. From beginnings in 2011, they have launched into success both on the air and on the ground: their debut album, Life On Fire, reached #8 on the Roots Music chart and stands at #162 on Folk DJ’s list of most played 2014 albums, and the band has appeared onstage at the Philadelphia Folk Festival, in studios including WFUV with John Platt, and as an Emerging Artist at the 2015 Falcon Ridge Folk Festival.
With their 2016 release, Welcoming The Flood, they stand ready to broaden that success, expanding both the lyrical imagery of Scott’s songwriting and the catchy, complex sound of the band. Keep an eye out for them on stages, at house concerts or at festivals near you.
“They’ve kicked it up another notch…the band continues to mature and even the quieter songs carry a bit more drama. As the songs continue to spill out of Scott Wolfson’s fertile imagination, they keep getting more infectious and intriguing.”
- Richard Cuccaro, Acoustic Live in NYC -
www.scottwolfson.com
Songsmith Davey O crafts pure Americana that draws from the deep well of experience and human emotion, an unflinching poet’s look at life. He is a 2013 Kerrville Folk Festival New Folk finalist and his latest CD, No Passengers, has received top airplay on folk radio, debuting in the top 20 on Folk DJ.
www.daveyO.com
Tickets: $20 advance, $23 door www.hurdygurdyfolk.org or 201-384-1325
Doors at 7:30 PM, Refreshments available.
Scott Wolfson and Other Heroes are fast making a name for themselves as New Jersey’s indie folk powerhouse. From beginnings in 2011, they have launched into success both on the air and on the ground: their debut album, Life On Fire, reached #8 on the Roots Music chart and stands at #162 on Folk DJ’s list of most played 2014 albums, and the band has appeared onstage at the Philadelphia Folk Festival, in studios including WFUV with John Platt, and as an Emerging Artist at the 2015 Falcon Ridge Folk Festival.
With their 2016 release, Welcoming The Flood, they stand ready to broaden that success, expanding both the lyrical imagery of Scott’s songwriting and the catchy, complex sound of the band. Keep an eye out for them on stages, at house concerts or at festivals near you.
“They’ve kicked it up another notch…the band continues to mature and even the quieter songs carry a bit more drama. As the songs continue to spill out of Scott Wolfson’s fertile imagination, they keep getting more infectious and intriguing.”
- Richard Cuccaro, Acoustic Live in NYC -
www.scottwolfson.com
Songsmith Davey O crafts pure Americana that draws from the deep well of experience and human emotion, an unflinching poet’s look at life. He is a 2013 Kerrville Folk Festival New Folk finalist and his latest CD, No Passengers, has received top airplay on folk radio, debuting in the top 20 on Folk DJ.
www.daveyO.com
Tickets: $20 advance, $23 door www.hurdygurdyfolk.org or 201-384-1325
Doors at 7:30 PM, Refreshments available.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 10pm
Matt Turk & C Lanzbom The Mill
583 Warburton AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, NY
Phone: (914) 231-7772
Website: https://www.themillhastings.com/
Grammy Winner & Deadgrass co-founder C Lanzbom joins singer/songwriter Matt Turk at his 2nd Tuesday of the month residency.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 11:59 pm
Deadgrass Garcia's at the Capitol Theatre
149 Westchester AvenuePort Chester, NY
Phone: (914) 937-4126
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.facebook.com/deadgrasslive/
Multi-instrumentalist Matt Turk and Grammy award winner C Lanzbom have joined
forces to form Deadgrass, the newgrass-rootsy-trad-string band that interprets the
music of Jerry Garcia. Smoking fiddler Clarence Ferrari, dynamic bassist and harmony
singer Chris Conte and banjo picker Russell Gottlieb complete Deadgrass’ live lineup.
forces to form Deadgrass, the newgrass-rootsy-trad-string band that interprets the
music of Jerry Garcia. Smoking fiddler Clarence Ferrari, dynamic bassist and harmony
singer Chris Conte and banjo picker Russell Gottlieb complete Deadgrass’ live lineup.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Cregan, Harmonay, Banrock & No at Victor's Victor's
500 Commerce StHawthorne, NY 10532
Come on out for an evening of talented singer/songwriters! Admission is FREE, and the kitchen at Victor's is open late. Help support independent art & music and have a great time! What could be better? :)
8:30: Mani Cregan
9:30: Leo Harmonay
10:30: John Banrock
11:30: Joe No
www.johnbanrock.com
8:30: Mani Cregan
9:30: Leo Harmonay
10:30: John Banrock
11:30: Joe No
www.johnbanrock.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:30pm
Matt Flinner Trio with special guest Tony Trischka!!! Westchester Bluegrass Club
33 Lake WayPurdys, NY 10578
Phone: 914 213 9212
Website: https://bit.ly/1Rj50fJ
The Westchester Bluegrass Club is presenting the Matt Flinner Trio with Grant Gordy, Eric Thorin and Special Guest Tony Trishka on Feb. 20th at the Lake Purdys Clubhouse, 33 Lake Way, Purdys, NY. Come on out and see som egreat pickers and a banjo legend in the most intimate of venues!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 p.m. to 10:30 pm
Christine DeLeon, Avi Wisnia, Fred Gillen Jr Schoolhouse Songwriter Series hosted by Sharon Goldman
Old Franklin Schoolhouse, 491 Middlesex Avenue Metuchen
Price: $10.00
The Schoolhouse Songwriter Series is Sponsored by the Metuchen Arts Council in cooperation with the Borough Improvement League. Doors open at 7:30 pm, music starts at 8 pm. The cost is $10 for adults, $5 kids under 12. BYOB is encouraged and come early for the best cafe-style seating!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Float the Boat: A Benefit for Clearwater featuring Pluck & Rail, Fred Gillen Jr, and Matt Turk Captain Lawrence Brewery and Tasting Room
444 Saw Mill River RoadElmsford, NY
Price: $20.00
Website: https://www.captainlawrencebrewing.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 8pm
Matt Turk Three Rockwood Music Hall Stage 3
185 Orchard Str. New York, NY
Phone: (212) 477-4155
Price: $12.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.rockwoodmusichall.com
Keyboardist Gary Schreiner and Bassist Mike Visceglia join Matt Turk for an intimate set of original Turktunes.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 p.m. to 10:00 pm
Fred Gillen Jr Solo show Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://www.fredgillenjr.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 p.m. to 11:00 pm
Julie Corbalis Band What's Up With This Heart CD Release Show With Special Guest Bryan Gordon The Mansion at Crawford Park
122 North Ridge StreetRye Brook, NY USA
Phone: 914-417-9151
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.friendsofcrawfordpark.org/music-at-the-mansion/
Admission $20 includes a CD! All-star line-up! Julie: guitar and vocals, John Madden: drums, Jeff Eyrich: bass, Fred Gillen Jr: electic guitar and vocals, Gary Schreiner: accordion, chromatic harmonica, piano, and Matt Turk: guitar, mandolin and vocals
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1pm to 3pm
Leo Harmonay Solo Acoustic Peekskill Coffee House
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Website: https://WWW.Lharmonic.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm to 10pm
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering Steve Scholle's House
5 Homewood RdHartsdale, New york 10530
Come join us for the Monthly Gathering at
Steve Scholle's House
5 Homewood Rd
Hartsdale, NY 10530
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together! Bring your instruments, tunes and voice! All are welcome. 6pm dinner and chatting, 7pmish the music making begins.
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
Steve Scholle's House
5 Homewood Rd
Hartsdale, NY 10530
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together! Bring your instruments, tunes and voice! All are welcome. 6pm dinner and chatting, 7pmish the music making begins.
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:00 PM to 7:30 PM
Matt Nakoa River Spirit Music House Concert Series
47 Jefferson AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 United States
Phone: 347-MUSIC-76
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.riverspiritmusic.com
"Discovery of the year: Matt Nakoa, a supremely gifted singer-songwriter-guitarist-pianist ..."
- John Platt, WFUV
MATT NAKOA grew up on a small goat farm in Central New York and began composing music as a teenager. Following a formative stint as a concert pianist, he won scholarship to attend Berklee College of Music. There, Matt worked alongside a who’s who of soon-to-be industry darlings, including St. Vincent, Esperanza Spaulding, and members of the bands Karmin and Lucius. After school, Matt wrote and toured with his Berklee-bred band, The Fens. His first solo release, 2012’s Light In The Dark, was received by fans as an eclectic pop/rock masterpiece while Matt’s latest studio album, A Dozen Other Loves (2014), explores a mainly acoustic palette. This acoustic avenue has led to steady folk radio airplay and performances with veteran songsmiths Patty Larkin, Ellis Paul, and Tom Rush. An engaging performer, Matt tours internationally, recently giving concerts at The White House and throughout India. Matt is a 2014 Kerrville Folk Festival New Folk Winner and a Falcon Ridge Folk Festival Most Wanted Artist. Additionally, Matt’s piano music has received favorable reviews in publications including The New York Times, and his film scoring has been featured at BAM, and on Disney.com.
- John Platt, WFUV
MATT NAKOA grew up on a small goat farm in Central New York and began composing music as a teenager. Following a formative stint as a concert pianist, he won scholarship to attend Berklee College of Music. There, Matt worked alongside a who’s who of soon-to-be industry darlings, including St. Vincent, Esperanza Spaulding, and members of the bands Karmin and Lucius. After school, Matt wrote and toured with his Berklee-bred band, The Fens. His first solo release, 2012’s Light In The Dark, was received by fans as an eclectic pop/rock masterpiece while Matt’s latest studio album, A Dozen Other Loves (2014), explores a mainly acoustic palette. This acoustic avenue has led to steady folk radio airplay and performances with veteran songsmiths Patty Larkin, Ellis Paul, and Tom Rush. An engaging performer, Matt tours internationally, recently giving concerts at The White House and throughout India. Matt is a 2014 Kerrville Folk Festival New Folk Winner and a Falcon Ridge Folk Festival Most Wanted Artist. Additionally, Matt’s piano music has received favorable reviews in publications including The New York Times, and his film scoring has been featured at BAM, and on Disney.com.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Concert to Benefit Resist AIM, featuring Fred Gillen Jr The Bean Runner Cafe
201 S. Division & Esther StreetPeekskill, NY
Phone: 914-737-1701
Price: $20.00
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com/
About Resist AIM:
"We are people standing up against the AIM pipeline. We have no political affiliation and are individuals from a wide range of backgrounds, beliefs and communities who have come together toward this common goal.
We organize nonviolent direct action to stop the AIM pipeline from being built. We do this because it is clear that we have no other alternative – we have tried everything to get the attention of elected officials and to use regulatory channels, and SPECTRA is building the pipeline anyway."
"We are people standing up against the AIM pipeline. We have no political affiliation and are individuals from a wide range of backgrounds, beliefs and communities who have come together toward this common goal.
We organize nonviolent direct action to stop the AIM pipeline from being built. We do this because it is clear that we have no other alternative – we have tried everything to get the attention of elected officials and to use regulatory channels, and SPECTRA is building the pipeline anyway."
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:30 to 9:00
Board Meeting Hammond House, Valhalla, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 10:30 pm
Peter Calo and Pete Donovan in Concert BWC Coffee House (Bronxville Womens Club) BWC Coffee House (Bronxville Womens Club)
135 Midland Avenue Bronxville, NY 10708
Phone: 914-337-3252
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.bronxvillewomensclub.org
A co bill with singer songwriter Pete Donovan
Pete will also be joining me on my set playing acoustic bass and singing backing vocals
“Peter should be heard and appreciated. What a joy and what a find..”
Carly Simon
Peter Calo…"one of the most engaging performers in the biz"
"Time Out" magazine, London
"Calo plays folk and Americana music with the emotional attachment needed when one ruminates on an era gone by."
Providence Sunday Journal
call 914-337-3252 for info
Pete will also be joining me on my set playing acoustic bass and singing backing vocals
“Peter should be heard and appreciated. What a joy and what a find..”
Carly Simon
Peter Calo…"one of the most engaging performers in the biz"
"Time Out" magazine, London
"Calo plays folk and Americana music with the emotional attachment needed when one ruminates on an era gone by."
Providence Sunday Journal
call 914-337-3252 for info
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:30pm
Come See "OUR FRIENDS" at Victor's Victor's
500 Commerce St.Hawthorne, New York 10532
Solo sets and a trio set as "OUR FRIENDS" by John Banrock, Michael Pennacchio and Steve Skwarek. Bongos, keys, electronic percussion, guitar, bass, harmonica, foot tambourine, kazoo and vocals. A little bit of everything! Have a drink, have a bite to eat and most importantly have a great time listening to live original music! NO COVER!
www.JohnBanrock.com
www.JohnBanrock.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm to 10:00 pm
Harpeth Rising and Pluck & Rail Common Ground Coffee House
25 Old Jackson Ave.Hastings on Hudson, NY 10706 USA
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://commongroundfusw.com/
Harpeth Rising chose to name themselves after a river because water is both dynamic and powerful. These words also describe the music created by the three women – Jordana Greenberg (violin, vocals), Rebecca Reed-Lunn (banjo, vocals) and Maria Di Meglio (cello, vocals). Unapologetic genre-benders, they fuse Folk, Newgrass, Rock and Classical into a sound that is organically unique.Hallmarks of their music include expansive three-part harmonies, consummate musicianship and a deft yet soulful lyrical perspective. Harpeth Rising’s roots run deep – from their varied ancestry across Eastern Europe to the musical hotbed of the Mid-South they now call home, they weave together ancient and modern ideas, expressing themselves through the common thread of all peoples: Folk Music.
Pluck & Rail is the acoustic intersection of Andrew Sussman of the prog-rock heavyweights, Frogg Café, and George Gierer of the folkabilly band, South County. Drawing from the deep well of American music, Pluck & Rail blends together gritty songwriting, tight vocal melodies and soaring cello runs to craft their unique sound. They have been featured performers at The Hurdy Gurdy Folk Music Club, NJ Prog House and The Tribes Hill Music Festival. This summer Pluck & Rail will play the 2016 Long Island Bluegrass Festival.
www.harpethrising.com
www.pluckandrail.com
Pluck & Rail is the acoustic intersection of Andrew Sussman of the prog-rock heavyweights, Frogg Café, and George Gierer of the folkabilly band, South County. Drawing from the deep well of American music, Pluck & Rail blends together gritty songwriting, tight vocal melodies and soaring cello runs to craft their unique sound. They have been featured performers at The Hurdy Gurdy Folk Music Club, NJ Prog House and The Tribes Hill Music Festival. This summer Pluck & Rail will play the 2016 Long Island Bluegrass Festival.
www.harpethrising.com
www.pluckandrail.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 p.m. to 10:00 pm
FRED GILLEN JR Coffee Labs Roasters
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY
Website: https://www.coffeelabs.com/CoffeeLabsRoasters/Home.html
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 p.m. to 11:00 pm
Fred Gillen Jr Muscoot Tavern
105 Somerstown TurnpikeKatonah, NY 10536 United States
Website: https://www.muscoottavern.com
Playing some classic rock and folk songs and a few Fred Gillen Jr songs.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm to 10pm
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering Steve Scholle's House
5 Homestead RdHartsdale, NY 10530 USA
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together! Bring your instruments, tunes and voice! All are welcome. 6pm dinner and chatting, 7pmish the music making begins.
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together! Bring your instruments, tunes and voice! All are welcome. 6pm dinner and chatting, 7pmish the music making begins.
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 11:30 pm
Deadgrass Garcia's at the Capitol Theatre
149 Westchester AvenuePort Chester, NY
Phone: (914) 937-4126
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.thecapitoltheatre.com
Multi-instrumentalist Matt Turk and Grammy Winner C Lanzbom along with Clarence Ferrari, Russel Gottlieb and Dave Richards are "Deadgrass". A unique quintet that interprets the Music of Jerry Garcia and the Grateful Dead. The music they play shines a light on the genius song writing and melodic vocals. The musicians of Deadgrass strive and work on being the best they can be on they're instruments utilizing the vast body of work that Garcia brought into focus. The live shows are very enjoyable staying true to the roots of the music at the same time showing the bands originality and high level of musicianship.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 11pm
Matt Turk Muscoot Tavern
105 Somerstown TurnpikeKatonah, NY 10536 United States
Phone: (914) 232-2800
Website: https://www.muscoottavern.com
Web music authority All Music Guide calls him "...an artist to be reckoned with." A seasoned recording artist, multi-instrumentalist, eternal idealist and peace loving realist, Matt Turk is a veteran performer who has engaged audiences around the world, both as a rocking bandleader and an acoustic folk troubadour. He has shared the stage with Pete Seeger, opened for Judy Collins, The Doobie Brothers, Fiona Apple, The Grateful Dead's Mickey Hart, Dr. Ralph Stanley, Keller Williams, David Bromberg, Ellis Marsalis, Del McCoury and more. He has performed throughout the U.S.A., Europe, Israel and the Caribbean, appearing at festivals and venues including Clearwater's Great Hudson River Revival, the Gathering of the Vibes, Atlanta's Music Midtown, Jazz at Lincoln Center, The Beacon Theatre and Brooklyn Bowl.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 10pm
Gillen & Turk Love Revival Tour The Mill
583 Warburton Ave.Hastings on Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: (914) 231-7772
Website: https://www.facebook.com/TheMill-Hastings-955007374533357/?fref=ts
Fred Gillen Jr. and Matt Turk met more than a decade ago in New York's fertile Hudson Valley music scene. In addition to solo and other projects, they teamed up as Gillen & Turk. As a duo they feature two part vocal harmony, a huge variety of instruments including guitars, mandolin, harmonica, and of course Gillen's famous washboard, and an infectiously positive energy.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 10pm
Open Mic & Featured Performer Julie Corbalis Mercy College Victory Hall Cafe
555 BroadwayDobbs Ferry, NY
Thursday Night Music Club presents Open Mic Night and Featured Artist Julie Corbalis in performance.
Thursday April 14 at 7pm, open mic sign up begins at 6:45pm.
A full sound system, guitar and bass amps, percussion and keyboard will be provided.
Food vendors in the cafe will be open until 8pm.
Thursday April 14 at 7pm, open mic sign up begins at 6:45pm.
A full sound system, guitar and bass amps, percussion and keyboard will be provided.
Food vendors in the cafe will be open until 8pm.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM to 10:30 am
The Small Glories w/ Special Guest: Joe Crookston Caramoor, Katonah
149 Girdle Ridge RoadKatonah, NY 10536
Website: https://www.caramoor.org
Roots Music in the Music Room welcomes The Small Glories, a dynamic new folk/roots collaboration with Cara Luft – co-founder of The Wailin’ Jennys – on banjo, guitar & vocals, and JD Edwards on guitar, harmonica, & vocals. Based in Winnipeg, Canada, they are set to release their debut album in early 2016, featuring original and traditional materials that focus on their high octane and powerful vocal blend, harmonies, and stellar musicianship. Multi-instrumentalist singer/songwriter Joe Crookston returns to Caramoor and opens the show with his riveting songwriting and playing.
An all-audience Afterglow Reception with wine, beer, and nibbles will follow the performance!
An all-audience Afterglow Reception with wine, beer, and nibbles will follow the performance!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 pm to 10:00 pm
The Say NO Say YES Fest to Benefit Resist AIM Paramount Hudson Valley Theatre
1008 Brown StreetPeekskill, NY
Website: https://www.facebook.com/resistaim/
10 a.m. - 2 p.m. – It’s family and children’s time, with a carnival of fun, sustainable crafts and activities, and nonprofit groups presenting clean and renewable forms of energy. At 11 a.m. the Ecos Family Circus Show takes center stage at the Paramount to present different circus acts, puppeteers and more.
3 p.m. – We’ll have a panel of speakers including Angela Fox of The Mother’s Project talking about the pipeline, its dangers, and what we can do about it, followed by a screening of Oscar nominee and anti-fracking activist Joshua Fox’s new film, “How to Let Go of The World (And Love All the Things Climate Can't Change).”
7:30 p.m. – We’ve planned an activist-oriented show filled with music and comedy with surprise guests both musical and political. Reverent Billy’s rollicking Stop Shopping Choir will lead us into the evening festivities, followed by Grammy award-winning Lisa Gutkin, violinist with the acclaimed group the Klezmatics, Jenny Murphy and a community children’s chorus, and Guthrie’s Ghost (who includes Fred Gillen Jr., Steve Kirkman, Amy Fradon, and David and Jacob Bernz). The night concludes with celebrated political comedian Ted Alexandro who has just toured as opener to Louis CK.
Proceeds from this event support ResistAIM’s ongoing organizing and actions to “Say NO” to Spectra Energy’s Algonquin Incremental Market (AIM) project.
ResistAIM’s Say NO Say YES Fest on April 16 intends to “Say YES” for activation, outreach, and renewable energy education.
3 p.m. – We’ll have a panel of speakers including Angela Fox of The Mother’s Project talking about the pipeline, its dangers, and what we can do about it, followed by a screening of Oscar nominee and anti-fracking activist Joshua Fox’s new film, “How to Let Go of The World (And Love All the Things Climate Can't Change).”
7:30 p.m. – We’ve planned an activist-oriented show filled with music and comedy with surprise guests both musical and political. Reverent Billy’s rollicking Stop Shopping Choir will lead us into the evening festivities, followed by Grammy award-winning Lisa Gutkin, violinist with the acclaimed group the Klezmatics, Jenny Murphy and a community children’s chorus, and Guthrie’s Ghost (who includes Fred Gillen Jr., Steve Kirkman, Amy Fradon, and David and Jacob Bernz). The night concludes with celebrated political comedian Ted Alexandro who has just toured as opener to Louis CK.
Proceeds from this event support ResistAIM’s ongoing organizing and actions to “Say NO” to Spectra Energy’s Algonquin Incremental Market (AIM) project.
ResistAIM’s Say NO Say YES Fest on April 16 intends to “Say YES” for activation, outreach, and renewable energy education.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4pm / 6pm / 8pm
Evening House Concert with Woody Mann / Afternoon Guitar Master Class Urban H2O@Home
Yonkers, NY 10705 United States
Phone: 917 562 8584
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.facebook.com/UrbanH2oConcerts/events
World renowned artist, teacher and historian Woody Mann is considered a modern master, having studied at the feet of the Rev. Gary Davis and other Blues greats. He draws inspiration from every direction, blending a myriad of influences with ease and grace.
Workshop: Join Woody for Roots and Beyond, a 2-hour Finger Style Master Class (open to all levels) at 4pm in the Park Hill residential neighborhood of Yonkers. ($50)
Tasting: At 6PM sing on to join Mark Miller for a curated craft beer and artisanal cheese tasting featuring 4 pairings offered along with fresh bread and fruit. Specific pairings will be announced in early April. ($25)
Show: At 8PM join us for an exclusive, intimate concert with Woody Mann ($10 plus pay what you can)
All Urban H2O@Home shows feature free craft beer from series sponsor Captain Lawrence along with Mark's home-made Pastrami sandwiches, Black Market home-smoked salmon tasting plate, veggi chili and desserts (available for a suggested donation). Seating is limited to 50 and reservations for all three events are required. House Concert address in Park Hill Yonkers is provided with reservation. Contact beth@imix.org
Workshop: Join Woody for Roots and Beyond, a 2-hour Finger Style Master Class (open to all levels) at 4pm in the Park Hill residential neighborhood of Yonkers. ($50)
Tasting: At 6PM sing on to join Mark Miller for a curated craft beer and artisanal cheese tasting featuring 4 pairings offered along with fresh bread and fruit. Specific pairings will be announced in early April. ($25)
Show: At 8PM join us for an exclusive, intimate concert with Woody Mann ($10 plus pay what you can)
All Urban H2O@Home shows feature free craft beer from series sponsor Captain Lawrence along with Mark's home-made Pastrami sandwiches, Black Market home-smoked salmon tasting plate, veggi chili and desserts (available for a suggested donation). Seating is limited to 50 and reservations for all three events are required. House Concert address in Park Hill Yonkers is provided with reservation. Contact beth@imix.org
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 9pm
Scoot Horton and Tim Feeney The Peekskill Coffee Hosue
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
Saturday April 16 @ The Peekskill Coffee House
Come on out and see Scoot Horton and Tim Feeney share the stage together.
Scoot Horton released his debut Cd in 2015. Scoot has been described as "the Sex Pistols meets Woody Guthrie". Scoot calls it Outlaw Folk.
http://www.scoothorton.com
Tim Feeney is the front man for Phineas and the Lonely Leaves. With 2 cd's already released they're will be a 3rd one coming this Spring/Summer. This is a rare opportunity to see Tim solo.
http://www.lonelyleaves.com
Come on out and see Scoot Horton and Tim Feeney share the stage together.
Scoot Horton released his debut Cd in 2015. Scoot has been described as "the Sex Pistols meets Woody Guthrie". Scoot calls it Outlaw Folk.
http://www.scoothorton.com
Tim Feeney is the front man for Phineas and the Lonely Leaves. With 2 cd's already released they're will be a 3rd one coming this Spring/Summer. This is a rare opportunity to see Tim solo.
http://www.lonelyleaves.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1:00pm to 3:00pm
Borderline Folk Music featuring The Levins w/Special Guest, Tom Cordullo AKA Tom from Nyack Nanuet Public Library
149 Church StNanuet, NY 10954 usa
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.thelevismusic.com
A great afternoon of music! The Levins; Tribes Hill Board Members and award-winning harmony-driven acoustic duo will be performing on their home turf. They will be joined by friend and fellow Tribes-Hillian, Tom Cordullo, also known as Tom from Nyack! Come sing along as the concert will end with a few tunes honoring our dear James Durst.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4:30pm to 7:00pm
Tribes Hill Presents...Deadgrass and Jess Erick EMBARK @ The Flatz
1008 Main StPeekskill, NY 10566
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.embarkpeekskill.com
Tribes Hill Presents...an old buddy with his hot new band, Deadgrass, and a new friend, Jess Erick.
DEADGRASS
Multi-instrumentalist Matt Turk and Grammy award winner C Lanzbom have joined forces to form Deadgrass, the newgrass-rootsy-trad-string band that interprets the music of Jerry Garcia. Smoking fiddler Clarence Ferrari, dynamic bassist and harmony singer Chris Conte and banjo picker Russell Gottlieb complete Deadgrass’ live lineup.
Videos-
“Catfish John” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zPqRJvgVrhQ
“Land of The Navajo” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Qr2djaO90A
https://www.facebook.com/deadgrasslive/
With a voice like honey, JESS ERICK entices you with unpredictable melodies and catchy, clever, moving choruses. Lyrically she dive-bombs from heartbreak to devilish jealousy stopping at undying friendship along the way.
DEADGRASS
Multi-instrumentalist Matt Turk and Grammy award winner C Lanzbom have joined forces to form Deadgrass, the newgrass-rootsy-trad-string band that interprets the music of Jerry Garcia. Smoking fiddler Clarence Ferrari, dynamic bassist and harmony singer Chris Conte and banjo picker Russell Gottlieb complete Deadgrass’ live lineup.
Videos-
“Catfish John” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zPqRJvgVrhQ
“Land of The Navajo” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Qr2djaO90A
https://www.facebook.com/deadgrasslive/
With a voice like honey, JESS ERICK entices you with unpredictable melodies and catchy, clever, moving choruses. Lyrically she dive-bombs from heartbreak to devilish jealousy stopping at undying friendship along the way.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:15PM
Spuyten Duyvil And Friends Bring The Music Of Linda Ronstadt To Rockwood Music Hall April 27th to raise funds for Parkinson's Disease Research Rockwood Music Hall : Stage 2
196 Allen StreetNew York, NY 10920 USA
Phone: 212.477.4155
Price: $15.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://rockwoodmusichall.com/
Spuyten Duyvil and Common Ground Present "Cover II Cover" a fundraiser celebrating the music of Linda Ronstadt on April 27th
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** Hosted by WFUV's John Platt at Rockwood Music Hall Stage II, "Cover II Cover" brings regional Americana Artists together with Parkinsong for an evening of feeling good by doing good
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ROCKWOOD MUSIC HALL II
196 ALLEN STREET | NEW YORK NY
APRIL 27TH | 8:15PM
TICKETS (http://www.ticketfly.com/event/1109437) http://www.rockwoodmusichall.com $15 plus 'donate what you can'
Presented by Common Ground Community Concerts (https://www.facebook.com/CommonGroundConcerts/) and Spuyten Duyvil Music Ltd. (https://www.facebook.com/spuytenduyvilmusic/) , Cover II Cover continues the 'folk process' inviting Ana Egge (http://www.anaegge.com/) , Milton (https://www.facebook.com/miltonmusic/) , Bobtown (https://www.facebook.com/Bobtown-82648809129/) , No Fuss And Feathers (https://www.facebook.com/NoFussAndFeathers/) , Mark Newman (https://www.facebook.com/marknewmanmusic/) , Andrea Asprelli (Cricket Tell the Weather (https://www.facebook.com/crickometer/) ), Elena and Boo (Demolition String Band (https://www.facebook.com/DemolitionStringBand/) ) and Pete Winne (Tumbling Bones (https://www.facebook.com/tumblingbones/) ) to perform the music of Linda Ronstadt in a rolling review format. Partnering with Parkinsongs (https://www.facebook.com/Parkinsongs-1644207852493022/) , all proceeds from the show will benefit Parkinson's research.
A masterful interpreter, Linda Ronstadt had a keen ear for simple songs that touched on universal themes. As a champion of great songwriters, she brought the works of Neill Young, Warren Zevon, and Lowell George to the broadest possible audience and ensconced them in our communal musical memory. After 30 albums and 11 Grammys, she retired from performing in 2009 and in 2013 reveled that she had Parkinson's Disease and would no longer sing publicly.
Artist Links:
http://www.spuytenduyvilmusic/ (http://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.spuytenduyvilmusic%2F&h=9AQHO2ajT&enc=AZMW7ytjb3Sm2u5V6661Ais_qcXO3h7q2hYu_FiZQemIO0OVTLiBKGfBeTbPeW-_7qc&s=1) ,.com
http://www.anaegge.com/ (http://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.anaegge.com%2F&h=_AQF1uVCg&enc=AZNDA01HHNR7MQe_kKaZ_3lf58LO-xj7fenZbnc-6dzwyfvHz8pPMUsk3qPtiIakELk&s=1)
http://www.miltonmusic.com/ (http://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.miltonmusic.com%2F&h=CAQHHn1Gf&enc=AZP5UrNFO7E214odSF0DD11FBBAEDFA04S26mK63a01djml7LIQoshvVr3cc6be34V4&s=1)
http://www.bobtownmusic.com/ (http://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.bobtownmusic.com%2F&h=AAQHPjrwE&enc=AZPDxkVbw6yYV3Sh0GH6DX_Sv42y0OYJNyKMNEWUm0BsHHY9AliBt2v3pnF22TAyJKA&s=1)
http://www.nofussandfeathers.com/ (http://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.nofussandfeathers.com%2F&h=oAQHJ1tDg&enc=AZMLxyyKU_iv3SU1fC3_FnNILoLzBFQT50Y2IZ5TGDTbmY9M8vBQWfOy7a0AjMtDs2o&s=1)
http://marknewman.us/ (http://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fmarknewman.us%2F&h=vAQHkMlyM&enc=AZNMj7mctjf4FZsMOY1s2aZbdDqD6XB6eOhEwCfKXAl901RqjbdpcbHvnzxL7ZobB3A&s=1)
http://www.crickettelltheweather.com/ (http://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.crickettelltheweather.com%2F&h=yAQFYNFJU&enc=AZPIBPuVQFazw_hYXe9LbiYWtbG2B6dRF81i0xpX_0KZx43tg1jMZyq0_sEzgnoCfT0&s=1)
http://www.elenaandboo.com/ (http://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.elenaandboo.com%2F&h=NAQGG-yYh&enc=AZM2ya0aqhUsN8kZ1CPQe_CSZxo_45tvx04DBMfIcbbk20Xug3F7miE459-k_CbaWqs&s=1)
https://www.facebook.com/peter.winne.3
Partner Links:
http://www.parkinsong.com/ (http://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.parkinsong.com%2F&h=JAQH3yhok&enc=AZNgVXAdqIOXo8hcKTExNg1FPkXVrGoU_sayF2I8zAJxiUxlaGFBCHndhBkXuwceVoY&s=1)
http://commongroundfusw.com/
http://www.wfuv.org/ (http://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.wfuv.org%2F&h=sAQEyVNGq&enc=AZN01IzV6yJJEuCmqMkPCIkwi6c3j6-eJ3wbiLwkSPZb6ZI0ssRe2uvYQt3OcO0z4CM&s=1)
The Parkinsong Foundation (http://www.parkinsong.com/) , a family-run non-profit dedicated to using music and song to help fund Parkinson's Disease research
Common Ground Community Concerts (http://commongroundfusw.com/) is the producer the long-standing Common Ground Coffeehouse at the First Unitarian Society of Westchester at 25 Old Jackson Avenue, outside of Hastings-on-Hudson NY. On occasion, we also present concerts at historic Irvington Town Hall Theater at 85 Main Street in Irvington NY and partner with community groups and non-profits to produce concerts in other locations as well.
Rockwood Music Hall (http://www.rockwoodmusichall.com/) is New York City's premiere listening room located in the heart of the Lower East Side.
Rockwood Music Hall | (212) 477 4155 | http://www.rockwoodmusichall.com (http://www.rockwoodmusichall.com/)
www.spuytenduyvilmusic.com (http://www.spuytenduyvilmusic.com/)
Contact: Beth Kaufman | Spuyten Duyvil Music Ltd | (917) 562-8584 | Beth@imix.org (mailto:Beth@imix.org)
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** Hosted by WFUV's John Platt at Rockwood Music Hall Stage II, "Cover II Cover" brings regional Americana Artists together with Parkinsong for an evening of feeling good by doing good
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ROCKWOOD MUSIC HALL II
196 ALLEN STREET | NEW YORK NY
APRIL 27TH | 8:15PM
TICKETS (http://www.ticketfly.com/event/1109437) http://www.rockwoodmusichall.com $15 plus 'donate what you can'
Presented by Common Ground Community Concerts (https://www.facebook.com/CommonGroundConcerts/) and Spuyten Duyvil Music Ltd. (https://www.facebook.com/spuytenduyvilmusic/) , Cover II Cover continues the 'folk process' inviting Ana Egge (http://www.anaegge.com/) , Milton (https://www.facebook.com/miltonmusic/) , Bobtown (https://www.facebook.com/Bobtown-82648809129/) , No Fuss And Feathers (https://www.facebook.com/NoFussAndFeathers/) , Mark Newman (https://www.facebook.com/marknewmanmusic/) , Andrea Asprelli (Cricket Tell the Weather (https://www.facebook.com/crickometer/) ), Elena and Boo (Demolition String Band (https://www.facebook.com/DemolitionStringBand/) ) and Pete Winne (Tumbling Bones (https://www.facebook.com/tumblingbones/) ) to perform the music of Linda Ronstadt in a rolling review format. Partnering with Parkinsongs (https://www.facebook.com/Parkinsongs-1644207852493022/) , all proceeds from the show will benefit Parkinson's research.
A masterful interpreter, Linda Ronstadt had a keen ear for simple songs that touched on universal themes. As a champion of great songwriters, she brought the works of Neill Young, Warren Zevon, and Lowell George to the broadest possible audience and ensconced them in our communal musical memory. After 30 albums and 11 Grammys, she retired from performing in 2009 and in 2013 reveled that she had Parkinson's Disease and would no longer sing publicly.
Artist Links:
http://www.spuytenduyvilmusic/ (http://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.spuytenduyvilmusic%2F&h=9AQHO2ajT&enc=AZMW7ytjb3Sm2u5V6661Ais_qcXO3h7q2hYu_FiZQemIO0OVTLiBKGfBeTbPeW-_7qc&s=1) ,.com
http://www.anaegge.com/ (http://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.anaegge.com%2F&h=_AQF1uVCg&enc=AZNDA01HHNR7MQe_kKaZ_3lf58LO-xj7fenZbnc-6dzwyfvHz8pPMUsk3qPtiIakELk&s=1)
http://www.miltonmusic.com/ (http://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.miltonmusic.com%2F&h=CAQHHn1Gf&enc=AZP5UrNFO7E214odSF0DD11FBBAEDFA04S26mK63a01djml7LIQoshvVr3cc6be34V4&s=1)
http://www.bobtownmusic.com/ (http://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.bobtownmusic.com%2F&h=AAQHPjrwE&enc=AZPDxkVbw6yYV3Sh0GH6DX_Sv42y0OYJNyKMNEWUm0BsHHY9AliBt2v3pnF22TAyJKA&s=1)
http://www.nofussandfeathers.com/ (http://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.nofussandfeathers.com%2F&h=oAQHJ1tDg&enc=AZMLxyyKU_iv3SU1fC3_FnNILoLzBFQT50Y2IZ5TGDTbmY9M8vBQWfOy7a0AjMtDs2o&s=1)
http://marknewman.us/ (http://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fmarknewman.us%2F&h=vAQHkMlyM&enc=AZNMj7mctjf4FZsMOY1s2aZbdDqD6XB6eOhEwCfKXAl901RqjbdpcbHvnzxL7ZobB3A&s=1)
http://www.crickettelltheweather.com/ (http://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.crickettelltheweather.com%2F&h=yAQFYNFJU&enc=AZPIBPuVQFazw_hYXe9LbiYWtbG2B6dRF81i0xpX_0KZx43tg1jMZyq0_sEzgnoCfT0&s=1)
http://www.elenaandboo.com/ (http://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.elenaandboo.com%2F&h=NAQGG-yYh&enc=AZM2ya0aqhUsN8kZ1CPQe_CSZxo_45tvx04DBMfIcbbk20Xug3F7miE459-k_CbaWqs&s=1)
https://www.facebook.com/peter.winne.3
Partner Links:
http://www.parkinsong.com/ (http://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.parkinsong.com%2F&h=JAQH3yhok&enc=AZNgVXAdqIOXo8hcKTExNg1FPkXVrGoU_sayF2I8zAJxiUxlaGFBCHndhBkXuwceVoY&s=1)
http://commongroundfusw.com/
http://www.wfuv.org/ (http://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.wfuv.org%2F&h=sAQEyVNGq&enc=AZN01IzV6yJJEuCmqMkPCIkwi6c3j6-eJ3wbiLwkSPZb6ZI0ssRe2uvYQt3OcO0z4CM&s=1)
The Parkinsong Foundation (http://www.parkinsong.com/) , a family-run non-profit dedicated to using music and song to help fund Parkinson's Disease research
Common Ground Community Concerts (http://commongroundfusw.com/) is the producer the long-standing Common Ground Coffeehouse at the First Unitarian Society of Westchester at 25 Old Jackson Avenue, outside of Hastings-on-Hudson NY. On occasion, we also present concerts at historic Irvington Town Hall Theater at 85 Main Street in Irvington NY and partner with community groups and non-profits to produce concerts in other locations as well.
Rockwood Music Hall (http://www.rockwoodmusichall.com/) is New York City's premiere listening room located in the heart of the Lower East Side.
Rockwood Music Hall | (212) 477 4155 | http://www.rockwoodmusichall.com (http://www.rockwoodmusichall.com/)
www.spuytenduyvilmusic.com (http://www.spuytenduyvilmusic.com/)
Contact: Beth Kaufman | Spuyten Duyvil Music Ltd | (917) 562-8584 | Beth@imix.org (mailto:Beth@imix.org)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 11:30 pm
Matt Turk Three Harlem's Floradita
2276 12th Avenue (125th Street)New York, NY
Phone: (212) 662-0090
Website: https://www.facebook.com/HarlemsFloridita/?fref=ts
Web music authority All Music Guide calls him "...an artist to be reckoned with." A seasoned recording artist, multi-instrumentalist, eternal idealist and peace loving realist, Matt Turk is a veteran performer who has engaged audiences around the world, both as a rocking bandleader and an acoustic folk troubadour. He has shared the stage with Pete Seeger, opened for Judy Collins, The Doobie Brothers, Fiona Apple, The Grateful Dead's Mickey Hart, Dr. Ralph Stanley, Keller Williams, David Bromberg, Ellis Marsalis, Del McCoury and more. He has performed throughout the U.S.A., Europe, Israel and the Caribbean, appearing at festivals and venues including Clearwater's Great Hudson River Revival, the Gathering of the Vibes, Atlanta's Music Midtown, Jazz at Lincoln Center, The Beacon Theatre and Brooklyn Bowl. Percussionist Joe Bonadio and multi-instrumentalist Gary Schreiner join Matt at this Harlem hot spot.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm to 10:30 pm
Matt Turk Social on 6
944 Route 6Mahopac, NY 10541
Phone: (845) 803-8193
Website: https://www.facebook.com/Socialon6/?fref=ts
Web music authority All Music Guide calls him "...an artist to be reckoned with." A seasoned recording artist, multi-instrumentalist, eternal idealist and peace loving realist, Matt Turk is a veteran performer who has engaged audiences around the world, both as a rocking bandleader and an acoustic folk troubadour. He has shared the stage with Pete Seeger, opened for Judy Collins, The Doobie Brothers, Fiona Apple, The Grateful Dead's Mickey Hart, Dr. Ralph Stanley, Keller Williams, David Bromberg, Ellis Marsalis, Del McCoury and more. He has performed throughout the U.S.A., Europe, Israel and the Caribbean, appearing at festivals and venues including Clearwater's Great Hudson River Revival, the Gathering of the Vibes, Atlanta's Music Midtown, Jazz at Lincoln Center, The Beacon Theatre and Brooklyn Bowl.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm to 10pm
Groovin' in New Fairfield presents Toby Walker with special guest Julie Corbalis on Saturday, April 30 Groovin' in New Fairfield Coffeehouse, 33 CT Route 37, New Fairfield, CT 06812
33 CT Route 37New Fairfield, CT 06812
Phone: 914-263-4487
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.groovininnewfairfield.com
Groovin’ in New Fairfield is proud to welcome back TOBY WALKER with special guest JULIE CORBALIS on Saturday, April 30 at 7:30pm, at the New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Route 37, New Fairfield, CT. Tickets are $10 and doors open at 6:45 pm.
Internationally and nationally acclaimed Toby Walker has been hailed as a roots music fingerstyle guitar virtuoso who has toured the US, England, Wales, France, Germany, Belgium and Holland. Walker blends the styles of blues, ragtime, country, bluegrass, rock and old time jazz into his own unique style. Jorma Kaukonen of Hot Tuna and the Jefferson Airplane says "Flat out... you have to hear this great musician... I'm blown away" and has employed Walker to teach at his famous Fur Peace Ranch Guitar Camp for 6 years. In 2010 Walker won the NY Music Award for 'Best Instrumental CD,' sharing the honors with Mariah Carey, Rufus Wainwright and Judy Collins among many others. Walker has recently released three instructional guitar DVD's for the world famous musicians. Carnegie Hall acknowledged his rare talents and hired him to augment and teach in their "American Roots" program aimed at honor level middle school students. www.littletobywalker.com
Julie Corbalis is a New York-based singer-songwriter who has been performing her own music as well as classic covers since 1996. Corbalis has recorded six albums to date, and counts as her musical influences the Beatles, Sheryl Crow, Eric Clapton, The Animals, and the Rolling Stones. She has also been a featured performer at The Bitter End (New York, NY), Brooklyn Bowl (Brooklyn, NY), Pete Seeger's Clearwater Festival (Croton-On-Hudson, NY), The Towne Crier (Pawling, NY), the Pleasantville Music Festival (Pleasantville, NY), and the Some Kind of Jam 9 Festival (Schuylkill Haven, PA). She has opened for a number of well-established musical acts such as Colin Hay (Men at Work), Amy Correia, Mickey Hart, Jeffrey Gaines, Gandalf Murphy and the Slambovian Circus of Dreams, Sarah Lee Guthrie and Johnny Irion. http://www.juliecorbalis.com
Advance tickets can be purchased at the New Fairfield Senior Center or by mail. Payments made my mail should be payable to Groovin’ in New Fairfield, c/o New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Route 37, New Fairfield, CT. 06812. Please allow sufficient time when mailing. All sales are final. Tickets can also be purchased at the door, pending availability. Additionally, a moderately priced dinner catered by Bruno’s Restaurant is offered before the show. Choices include: eggplant rollatini, chicken francese, pizza, coffee, tea, hot mulled cider, water and homemade desserts. For additional information, contact us at grcoffeehouse@gmail.com.
About Groovin’ in New Fairfield: Groovin’ in New Fairfield seeks to develop and promote ongoing, regularly scheduled live music programs in New Fairfield and surrounding areas. It is a non-profit organization supported by sponsors, local businesses, grants from charitable organizations and patron donations and is staffed by volunteers. It operates under the New Fairfield Parks and Recreation Commission. www.groovininnewfairfield.com
Internationally and nationally acclaimed Toby Walker has been hailed as a roots music fingerstyle guitar virtuoso who has toured the US, England, Wales, France, Germany, Belgium and Holland. Walker blends the styles of blues, ragtime, country, bluegrass, rock and old time jazz into his own unique style. Jorma Kaukonen of Hot Tuna and the Jefferson Airplane says "Flat out... you have to hear this great musician... I'm blown away" and has employed Walker to teach at his famous Fur Peace Ranch Guitar Camp for 6 years. In 2010 Walker won the NY Music Award for 'Best Instrumental CD,' sharing the honors with Mariah Carey, Rufus Wainwright and Judy Collins among many others. Walker has recently released three instructional guitar DVD's for the world famous musicians. Carnegie Hall acknowledged his rare talents and hired him to augment and teach in their "American Roots" program aimed at honor level middle school students. www.littletobywalker.com
Julie Corbalis is a New York-based singer-songwriter who has been performing her own music as well as classic covers since 1996. Corbalis has recorded six albums to date, and counts as her musical influences the Beatles, Sheryl Crow, Eric Clapton, The Animals, and the Rolling Stones. She has also been a featured performer at The Bitter End (New York, NY), Brooklyn Bowl (Brooklyn, NY), Pete Seeger's Clearwater Festival (Croton-On-Hudson, NY), The Towne Crier (Pawling, NY), the Pleasantville Music Festival (Pleasantville, NY), and the Some Kind of Jam 9 Festival (Schuylkill Haven, PA). She has opened for a number of well-established musical acts such as Colin Hay (Men at Work), Amy Correia, Mickey Hart, Jeffrey Gaines, Gandalf Murphy and the Slambovian Circus of Dreams, Sarah Lee Guthrie and Johnny Irion. http://www.juliecorbalis.com
Advance tickets can be purchased at the New Fairfield Senior Center or by mail. Payments made my mail should be payable to Groovin’ in New Fairfield, c/o New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Route 37, New Fairfield, CT. 06812. Please allow sufficient time when mailing. All sales are final. Tickets can also be purchased at the door, pending availability. Additionally, a moderately priced dinner catered by Bruno’s Restaurant is offered before the show. Choices include: eggplant rollatini, chicken francese, pizza, coffee, tea, hot mulled cider, water and homemade desserts. For additional information, contact us at grcoffeehouse@gmail.com.
About Groovin’ in New Fairfield: Groovin’ in New Fairfield seeks to develop and promote ongoing, regularly scheduled live music programs in New Fairfield and surrounding areas. It is a non-profit organization supported by sponsors, local businesses, grants from charitable organizations and patron donations and is staffed by volunteers. It operates under the New Fairfield Parks and Recreation Commission. www.groovininnewfairfield.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:00 PM to 7:30 PM
Guy Davis, Blues Musician River Spirit Music House Concert Series
47 Jefferson AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 United States
Phone: 347-MUSIC-76
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.riverspiritmusic.com
While carrying the blues around the world, from the Equator to the Arctic Circle, Guy Davis came back with some fresh inspiration and new stories to tell. Kokomo Kidd, his first all new album in two years, finds the blues ambassador visiting fresh territory. “It’s a new beginning for me,” he says. “The first time I've produced myself. What I‘m showing here is a side of me that’s deep inside. It’s needing air and light, and here it comes!”
His deft acoustic playing and well crafted lyrics are here, as always. Some songs find Davis calling on his gifts as an actor and storyteller, while others are as personal as it gets. The rollicking title track, featuring Ben Jaffe, of New Orleans’ Preservation Hall Jazz Band, might be called a short story that you can dance to, featuring a rascal character who starts as a bootlegger and winds up a Republican advisor. The song’s New Orleans connection harkens back to a formative visit he made to the Crescent City in 1979, a trip that convinced him to follow his muse as a performer.
Another notable friend, harmonica ace Charlie Musselwhite, appears on a version of the Howlin’ Wolf classic “Little Red Rooster.” But the most surprising of the four non-originals has to be Donovan’s “Wear Your Love Like Heaven.” As Davis explains, “I loved that song back when I was a kid, and I wasn’t even sure why. It wasn’t especially rhythmic, more on the acoustic psychedelic side of things. Growing up as an African-American, it was always about James Brown, soul music. There was a time when I wouldn’t have had the self-confidence to do a song like that.”
Guy Davis’ work as an actor, author, and lately teacher, earmark him as a renaissance man of the blues. What music and acting have in common, he explains, “is that I don’t like people to see the hard work and the sweat that goes into what I do. I want them to hear me and be uplifted. And I want some little eight-year-old kid in the front row to have big eyes and say, ‘Hey, I want to do that!’”.
His deft acoustic playing and well crafted lyrics are here, as always. Some songs find Davis calling on his gifts as an actor and storyteller, while others are as personal as it gets. The rollicking title track, featuring Ben Jaffe, of New Orleans’ Preservation Hall Jazz Band, might be called a short story that you can dance to, featuring a rascal character who starts as a bootlegger and winds up a Republican advisor. The song’s New Orleans connection harkens back to a formative visit he made to the Crescent City in 1979, a trip that convinced him to follow his muse as a performer.
Another notable friend, harmonica ace Charlie Musselwhite, appears on a version of the Howlin’ Wolf classic “Little Red Rooster.” But the most surprising of the four non-originals has to be Donovan’s “Wear Your Love Like Heaven.” As Davis explains, “I loved that song back when I was a kid, and I wasn’t even sure why. It wasn’t especially rhythmic, more on the acoustic psychedelic side of things. Growing up as an African-American, it was always about James Brown, soul music. There was a time when I wouldn’t have had the self-confidence to do a song like that.”
Guy Davis’ work as an actor, author, and lately teacher, earmark him as a renaissance man of the blues. What music and acting have in common, he explains, “is that I don’t like people to see the hard work and the sweat that goes into what I do. I want them to hear me and be uplifted. And I want some little eight-year-old kid in the front row to have big eyes and say, ‘Hey, I want to do that!’”.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Traditional Japanese ensemble, shakuhachi, koto and shamisen, with Stephen Scholle and others Tenri Cultural Center, 43A W.13th Street, NY, NY, between 5th Ave., and 6th Ave.
Tenri Cultural Center, 43A W.13th Street, NY, NY, between 5th Ave., and 6th Ave.New York, NY
Phone: 914 761-8761
Price: $20.00
The shakuhachi is the traditional bamboo flute of Japan. Stephen Scholle has been a practitioner of the instrument for close to 30 years. Together with other shakuhachi players we will perform ensemble pieces with traditional Japanese string players on koto and shamisen. If you have not heard this music it will be an opportunity to experience a whole new musical aesthetic.
A sample of sankyoku:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ELKz-YsyBc&index=4&list=PLmhHrc4AEO1QiOjMkTBlL2BC7aYzLtkc_
A sample of sankyoku:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ELKz-YsyBc&index=4&list=PLmhHrc4AEO1QiOjMkTBlL2BC7aYzLtkc_
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 PM to 10:00 pm
Scott Wolfson and Other Heroes, The Kennedys Townecrier Cafe
379 Main StBeacon, NY 12508
Phone: 845-855-1300
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.townecrier.com
Falcon Ridge Most Wanted Artists Scott Wolfson and Other Heroes will make their first appearance at the Townecrier Café, sharing the bill with folk darlings Pete and Maura Kennedy for an evening of folk/rock, pop and dynamic original songwriting.
In a career that now spans two decades, NY duo Pete and Maura Kennedy have traversed a broad musical landscape, surveying power pop, acoustic songwriting, organic rock rooted in their early days in Austin, and a Byrds-inspired jangle that drew the attention of Roger McGuinn, Steve Earle, and most notably Nanci Griffith. As writers and producers, the Kennedys continue to mature, from their early style-conscious pop to today’s burnished sheen.
They celebrated their 20th Anniversary in 2015 with their new CD, West, a collection of all-new material. Additionally, Maura released her solo effort, Villanelle:The Songs of Maura Kennedy and B.D. Love, and Pete released his solo CD, Heart of Gotham.
www.kennedysmusic.com
“Prime practitioners of the finest Americana... this splendid duo’s West provides an ideal introduction to their enchanting and evocative sound.” -Kevin Bryan, Surrey Mirror-
Scott Wolfson and Other Heroes are fast making a name for themselves as New Jersey’s indie folk powerhouse. From beginnings in 2011, they have launched into success both on the air and on the ground: their debut album, Life On Fire, reached #8 on the Roots Music chart and on Folk DJ’s most played 2014 albums, and the band has appeared onstage at the Philadelphia Folk Festival, and as an Emerging Artist at the 2015 Falcon Ridge Folk Festival, and voted one of the Most Wanted Artists to return to the festival this year.
With their 2016 release, Welcoming The Flood, they stand ready to broaden that success, expanding both the lyrical imagery of Scott’s songwriting and the catchy, complex sound of the band. Reviewers have dubbed them “musical scamps,” “the future of folk rock,” and “an Indie Folk music that could work on street corners or big stages.”
www.scottwolfson.com
"Scott Wolfson & Other Heroes is a talent-laden band. They're equally comfortable going electric or acoustic, and Welcoming the Flood is full of well-crafted songs that reveal new insights with repeated listening." - John Platt, WFUV -
Tickets: $20 advance, $25 at the door www.townecrier.com 845-855-1300
Come early for Farm Fresh dining.
In a career that now spans two decades, NY duo Pete and Maura Kennedy have traversed a broad musical landscape, surveying power pop, acoustic songwriting, organic rock rooted in their early days in Austin, and a Byrds-inspired jangle that drew the attention of Roger McGuinn, Steve Earle, and most notably Nanci Griffith. As writers and producers, the Kennedys continue to mature, from their early style-conscious pop to today’s burnished sheen.
They celebrated their 20th Anniversary in 2015 with their new CD, West, a collection of all-new material. Additionally, Maura released her solo effort, Villanelle:The Songs of Maura Kennedy and B.D. Love, and Pete released his solo CD, Heart of Gotham.
www.kennedysmusic.com
“Prime practitioners of the finest Americana... this splendid duo’s West provides an ideal introduction to their enchanting and evocative sound.” -Kevin Bryan, Surrey Mirror-
Scott Wolfson and Other Heroes are fast making a name for themselves as New Jersey’s indie folk powerhouse. From beginnings in 2011, they have launched into success both on the air and on the ground: their debut album, Life On Fire, reached #8 on the Roots Music chart and on Folk DJ’s most played 2014 albums, and the band has appeared onstage at the Philadelphia Folk Festival, and as an Emerging Artist at the 2015 Falcon Ridge Folk Festival, and voted one of the Most Wanted Artists to return to the festival this year.
With their 2016 release, Welcoming The Flood, they stand ready to broaden that success, expanding both the lyrical imagery of Scott’s songwriting and the catchy, complex sound of the band. Reviewers have dubbed them “musical scamps,” “the future of folk rock,” and “an Indie Folk music that could work on street corners or big stages.”
www.scottwolfson.com
"Scott Wolfson & Other Heroes is a talent-laden band. They're equally comfortable going electric or acoustic, and Welcoming the Flood is full of well-crafted songs that reveal new insights with repeated listening." - John Platt, WFUV -
Tickets: $20 advance, $25 at the door www.townecrier.com 845-855-1300
Come early for Farm Fresh dining.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm EST to 9:15pm
The Levins "Love In" Concert Window & Ira's Birthday Bash! https://www.concertwindow.com/123224-the-levins
The Levins team up again with bassist Mark Dann up in Woodstock to bring you a live Concert Window broadcast that you can enjoy from your living room or wherever you are. You can type in comments during the show to interact with The Levins live. We'll be sharing a new tune or two. Tune in- chime in- join us!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm to 10pm
Tribes Hill monthly Gathering Larry Kolker's House
9 Antonio CourtCortlandt Manor, NY 10567
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering
Come join us for the Monthly Gathering at
Larry Kolker's House
9 Antonio Court
Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together! Bring your instruments, tunes and voice! All are welcome. 6pm dinner and chatting, 7pmish the music making begins.
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
Come join us for the Monthly Gathering at
Larry Kolker's House
9 Antonio Court
Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together! Bring your instruments, tunes and voice! All are welcome. 6pm dinner and chatting, 7pmish the music making begins.
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 p.m. to 10:00 pm
Fred Gillen Jr Solo show Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 10pm
Scoot Horton and Mike Davidson An Beal Bocht Cafe
445 W 238th St. Bronx, New York 10463
Website: https://www.anbealbochtcafe.com/
Come spend Mothers Day Night at An Beal Bocht with Scoot Horton and Mike Davidson.
Scoot Horton plays traditional folk/country with an edge. He has been described as "Woody Guthrie meets the Sex Pistols". Scoot spent years in the NYC punk/hardcore scene and switched gears and started playing folk music. His debut Cd "Six 2 Seven" came out in 2015 and has been well received. His song "Broke Man Blues" won Honorable Mention in the March/April 2016 issue of American Songwriter Magazine. www.scoothorton.com
Mike Davidson is a great acoustic blues player. He's played all over New York City. If you like the Blues you'll like Mike.
Mike Davidson- 8-9pm
Scoot Horton- 9-10pm
Scoot Horton plays traditional folk/country with an edge. He has been described as "Woody Guthrie meets the Sex Pistols". Scoot spent years in the NYC punk/hardcore scene and switched gears and started playing folk music. His debut Cd "Six 2 Seven" came out in 2015 and has been well received. His song "Broke Man Blues" won Honorable Mention in the March/April 2016 issue of American Songwriter Magazine. www.scoothorton.com
Mike Davidson is a great acoustic blues player. He's played all over New York City. If you like the Blues you'll like Mike.
Mike Davidson- 8-9pm
Scoot Horton- 9-10pm
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4:30pm to 7:00pm
Tribes Hill Presents...Kindred Folk EMBARK @ The Flatz
1008 Main StPeekskill, NY 10566
Website: https://www.embarkpeekskill.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM
Planetary Citizen James Durst: Celebration of Life and Music Community Unitarian Universalist Congregational Church
468 Rosedale Ave White Plains, New York 10605
Meet and Greet from 2 pm to 3 pm.
Celebration from 3pm to 5 pm.
Please note that parking will be at the two lower lots.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:00 p.m. to 11:30 pm
Linda Draper & Fred Gillen Jr with Jeff Eyrich The Dogwood Bar and Restaurant
47 East Main StreetBeacon, NY
Phone: (845) 202-7500
Website: https://www.dogwoodbar.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 p.m. to 10:00 pm
Fred Gillen Jr Monthly Residency Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://www.fredgillenjr.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 9pm
The Bump and John Banrock The Peekskill Coffee Hosue
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
Come out to support independent music and be treated to The Bump's original horrorfolk songs and John's multi-instrumental compositions. 7-9pm. No cover
www.thebumphorrorfolk.com
www.JohnBanrock.com
www.thebumphorrorfolk.com
www.JohnBanrock.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm to 8pm
RiverArts Music Tour River Spirit Music House Concert Series
47 Jefferson AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 United States
Phone: 347-MUSIC-76
Website: https://www.riverspiritmusic.com
A celebration of the depth and breadth of the Rivertowns music community. More than 150 musicians will participate in 90 performances at 30 different venues throughout the day in this multi-village event. Genres include Folk, Rock, Classical, Blues, Jazz, Bluegrass, and World. Seasoned professionals, budding musicians, and everyone in between will perform.
All Events are Free • No Tickets Required • Donations Welcome
TALAY Performance: 6:00 PM
Alt-Folk with catchy guitar work and candid lyrics.
After graduating from the University of Miami’s prestigious Bruce Hornsby Creative American Music Program in the Spring of 2014, Talay immediately began making waves on the New York music scene. Sought after as a session player on guitar, bass, and backing vocals, she has toured both locally and nationally supporting other NYC-based acts. This session work helped finance her debut EP Piece by Piece, which has been called “a return to meaningful, introspective songwriting…with memorable melody lines, tight harmonies, and passionate, powerful vocals” by radio host Bruce Figler at New York’s 107.1 The Peak. She has performed her own work at Manhattan’s CMJ Music Marathon and last summer’s Pleasantville Music Festival. She is currently finishing a second EP due out later this year.
“From the fantastic guitar to the detailed and thought provoking lyrics… this is a release that stands out” – Backseat Mafia, 9/10 Editor’s Rating
Website: www.talaymusic.com // Facebook // Youtube
KATE COPELAND Performance: 7:00 PM
“…one of the most versatile, heartfelt and honest singer-songwriters…Kate’s sincerity is completely refreshing…a gem of musical discovery.” - Meander Blog
“With soft instrumentals, enchanting vocals, and gypsy-soul lyrics, Kate Copeland is remarkable.” – Planet Stereo
“Copeland will make you think about where you’re coming from and how you got there. For an artist, that’s getting the job done.” - Baeble Music
“Copeland has a beautiful rich and sultry voice and writes phenomenal and powerful songs.” -What I Read and Watched
Website: www.katecopelandmusic.com // Facebook // Bandcamp
All Events are Free • No Tickets Required • Donations Welcome
TALAY Performance: 6:00 PM
Alt-Folk with catchy guitar work and candid lyrics.
After graduating from the University of Miami’s prestigious Bruce Hornsby Creative American Music Program in the Spring of 2014, Talay immediately began making waves on the New York music scene. Sought after as a session player on guitar, bass, and backing vocals, she has toured both locally and nationally supporting other NYC-based acts. This session work helped finance her debut EP Piece by Piece, which has been called “a return to meaningful, introspective songwriting…with memorable melody lines, tight harmonies, and passionate, powerful vocals” by radio host Bruce Figler at New York’s 107.1 The Peak. She has performed her own work at Manhattan’s CMJ Music Marathon and last summer’s Pleasantville Music Festival. She is currently finishing a second EP due out later this year.
“From the fantastic guitar to the detailed and thought provoking lyrics… this is a release that stands out” – Backseat Mafia, 9/10 Editor’s Rating
Website: www.talaymusic.com // Facebook // Youtube
KATE COPELAND Performance: 7:00 PM
“…one of the most versatile, heartfelt and honest singer-songwriters…Kate’s sincerity is completely refreshing…a gem of musical discovery.” - Meander Blog
“With soft instrumentals, enchanting vocals, and gypsy-soul lyrics, Kate Copeland is remarkable.” – Planet Stereo
“Copeland will make you think about where you’re coming from and how you got there. For an artist, that’s getting the job done.” - Baeble Music
“Copeland has a beautiful rich and sultry voice and writes phenomenal and powerful songs.” -What I Read and Watched
Website: www.katecopelandmusic.com // Facebook // Bandcamp
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10:00 am to 12:00 pm
Susan Kane Pleasantville Farmers Market
Memorial Plaza off Manville RoadPleasantville, NY 10570
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.pleasantvillefarmersmarket.org
Delighted to be invited to play again this year at the venerable Pleasantville Farmer's Market. Peter Calo accompanies me. We'll be playing selections from my soon to be released fourth CD as well as some choice covers and some old favorites. Hope to see you there! Yeah, that's Patti Smith, not Peter. Come to the Market, I'll tell you the story!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9 pm to 11 pm
Larry Kolker at the Art Cafe Art Cafe of Nyack
65 S Broadway Nyack, NY 10960
Website: https://www.artcafenyack.com/
Join Larry at this quaint Mediterranean that morphs into a night spot on the weekend. If it's warm out we'll be outside on the patio!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Deni Bonet Upstream Gallery
8 Main StreetHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
DENI BONET live at Upstream Gallery
Presented in association with River Spirit Music
Violinist, Singer, Songwriter and Performer. Styles ranging from Pop to Roots Rock to New Folk.
Friday, June 10
7:30 pm
FREE ADMISSION
It's no secret that Deni Bonet can rock a violin like nobody's business. Or that she writes memorable songs that make you want to listen again and again and again. For years, Bonet has been honing her craft as a violinist, singer, songwriter and performer. She is, simply, a musical total package. Her tastes and styles range from pop to roots-rock to new folk, with pure classical training and precision playing. Whether fronting her own band of outstanding players, or collaborating with anyone from Cyndi Lauper to R.E.M. to Robyn Hitchcock, Deni has gained a reputation as one of the most exciting, dynamic and entertaining performers on the live circuit.
Presented in association with River Spirit Music
Violinist, Singer, Songwriter and Performer. Styles ranging from Pop to Roots Rock to New Folk.
Friday, June 10
7:30 pm
FREE ADMISSION
It's no secret that Deni Bonet can rock a violin like nobody's business. Or that she writes memorable songs that make you want to listen again and again and again. For years, Bonet has been honing her craft as a violinist, singer, songwriter and performer. She is, simply, a musical total package. Her tastes and styles range from pop to roots-rock to new folk, with pure classical training and precision playing. Whether fronting her own band of outstanding players, or collaborating with anyone from Cyndi Lauper to R.E.M. to Robyn Hitchcock, Deni has gained a reputation as one of the most exciting, dynamic and entertaining performers on the live circuit.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 12 PM
TRIBES HILL ANNUAL MEETING AND HOOTENANNY - June 11th Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, NY 10595
Open Mic in the afternoon and a Tribute to James Durst following dinner. Group open mic in the evening. Campfire music after dark.
Potluck Dinner! BYOB
Tribes Hill supplies the beef hot dogs and hamburgers (vegetarians bring your own thing to grill).
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:00pm
Pluck & Rail Record Release Party Lucy's Lounge
446 Bedford Rd.Pleasantville, NY 10570 USA
Phone: 914-747-4740
Price: $20.00
Website: https://www.lucyspleasantville.com
5 pm - Doors
6 pm - Comedian Ron Nobles
6:30 pm - Pluck & Rail and many guests
$20 at door includes CD and show. All Indiegogo campaign donors get in free!
Pluck & Rail’s Trigger is an eclectic song series telling tales of misfits and mishaps that would make Tom Waits smile. A rare acoustic album that navigates the waters of folk, blues, country and sometimes punk, George and Andy harmonize and sing of the darker side of life: bodysnatching, addiction, divorce, hospitals and graveyards. Pluck & Rail believe that in our bumps and bruises we find our true beauty. Trigger is the sonic equivalent of a best-selling page-turner— come on along for a brilliant 37 minute ride!
Pluck & Rail is the acoustic intersection of Andrew Sussman of the prog-rock heavyweights, Frogg Café, and George Gierer of the folkabilly band, South County. George bought his first guitar at age 17 and moved to Austin, TX, where he soaked up the sounds of the south and was forever changed. After hearing hearing Eddie Van Halen at the age of 15, the classically-trained cellist Sussman starting spinning Bach into the blues and Beethoven into Zappa.
6 pm - Comedian Ron Nobles
6:30 pm - Pluck & Rail and many guests
$20 at door includes CD and show. All Indiegogo campaign donors get in free!
Pluck & Rail’s Trigger is an eclectic song series telling tales of misfits and mishaps that would make Tom Waits smile. A rare acoustic album that navigates the waters of folk, blues, country and sometimes punk, George and Andy harmonize and sing of the darker side of life: bodysnatching, addiction, divorce, hospitals and graveyards. Pluck & Rail believe that in our bumps and bruises we find our true beauty. Trigger is the sonic equivalent of a best-selling page-turner— come on along for a brilliant 37 minute ride!
Pluck & Rail is the acoustic intersection of Andrew Sussman of the prog-rock heavyweights, Frogg Café, and George Gierer of the folkabilly band, South County. George bought his first guitar at age 17 and moved to Austin, TX, where he soaked up the sounds of the south and was forever changed. After hearing hearing Eddie Van Halen at the age of 15, the classically-trained cellist Sussman starting spinning Bach into the blues and Beethoven into Zappa.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Gillen & Turk The Mill
583 Warburton Ave.Hastings on Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: (914) 231-7772
Website: https://www.themillhastings.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 p.m. to 10:30 pm
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Show The Bean Runner Cafe
201 S. Division & Esther StreetPeekskill, NY
Phone: 914-737-1701
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11:30 am to 2 pm
Larry Kolker at the Tarrytown Farmers' Market Tarrytown-Sleepy Hollow Farmers' Market
Patriot's Park, Route 9Tarrytown, NY
Website: https://www.facebook.com/theTaSHfm/?fref=ts
Join Larry and the farmers at the new and improved Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow Farmers' Market ("TASH") in beautiful Patriot's Park. Larry will be on stage from 11:30-2:00
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 Noon to 2:00 pm
Phil Dollard performs at Club Fit Club Fit, Briarcliff Manor
548 North State Rd.Briarcliff Manor, NY 10510
Phone: 94-340-4611
Website: https://clubfit.com/briarcliff
I'll be playing a couple of sets of your blues based, finger-picking favorites at Club Fit in Briarcliff Manor on June 21st. This is International Make Music Day, which is celebrated all over the world and I'm happy to be a part of it in my own community. Skip your workout for the day and stop on by for the music.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
American Roots Music Festival Caramoor
149 Girdle Ridge RoadKatonah, NY 10536
Phone: 914-232-1252
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.caramoor.org/events/american-roots-music-festival-160624/#
Here’s this year's amazing lineup!
Evening Performances
Hurray for the Riff Raff (New Orleans)
John Fullbright (Oklahoma)
Daytime Performances
Sara Watkins (California)
High Plains Jamboree (Austin)
Man About A Horse (Philadelphia)
Dennis Stroughmatt et L’Esprit Creole (Lousiana)
The Lowest Pair (Washington state & Minnesota)
Spuyten Duyvil (Yonkers, NY)
Silver City Bound (NYC)
Matt Turk (Hastings on Hudson, NY)
Monica Rizzio (Cape Cod)
NERFA presents Young Folk featuring Lula Wiles (Boston), Eliza Paltauf (Ridgefield, CT), Eric Lee (New York)
The Social Music Hour
More info https://www.caramoor.org/events/american-roots-music-festival-160624/#
Again this year we offer the regular ticket that includes everything day and night, and the DAY ONLY ticket that includes everything except the two evening performances (Hurray for the Riff Raff and John Fullbright).
Evening Performances
Hurray for the Riff Raff (New Orleans)
John Fullbright (Oklahoma)
Daytime Performances
Sara Watkins (California)
High Plains Jamboree (Austin)
Man About A Horse (Philadelphia)
Dennis Stroughmatt et L’Esprit Creole (Lousiana)
The Lowest Pair (Washington state & Minnesota)
Spuyten Duyvil (Yonkers, NY)
Silver City Bound (NYC)
Matt Turk (Hastings on Hudson, NY)
Monica Rizzio (Cape Cod)
NERFA presents Young Folk featuring Lula Wiles (Boston), Eliza Paltauf (Ridgefield, CT), Eric Lee (New York)
The Social Music Hour
More info https://www.caramoor.org/events/american-roots-music-festival-160624/#
Again this year we offer the regular ticket that includes everything day and night, and the DAY ONLY ticket that includes everything except the two evening performances (Hurray for the Riff Raff and John Fullbright).
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm to Midnight
Banrock, Dollard, Evans and Pleasant Bud: An Evening of Singer/Songwriters Victor's
500 Commerce StHawthorne, NY 10532
Join us for an evening of original music. No cover & the kitchen is open late. Show starts at 7:30pm
John Banrock: 7:30
Phil Dollard: 8:30
Pleasant Bud: 9:30
Katherine Evans: 10:30
www.johnbanrock.com
www.katherineanneevans.com
www.phildollard.com
www.pleasantbud.com
www.youtube.com/pleasantbud
https://www.facebook.com/events/285877248423083/
John Banrock: 7:30
Phil Dollard: 8:30
Pleasant Bud: 9:30
Katherine Evans: 10:30
www.johnbanrock.com
www.katherineanneevans.com
www.phildollard.com
www.pleasantbud.com
www.youtube.com/pleasantbud
https://www.facebook.com/events/285877248423083/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
The Artist Formerly Known As Fred Gillen Jr Coffee Lab Roasters
7 Main StTarrytown, NY 10591 USA
Phone: (914) 332-1479
Website: https://www.coffeelabs.com/CoffeeLabsRoasters/Home.html
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9 pm to 11 pm
Larry returns (again) to the Art Cafe Art Cafe of Nyack
65 S Broadway Nyack, NY 10960
Website: https://www.artcafenyack.com/
Join Larry Kolker at this quaint Mediterranean that morphs into a night spot on the weekend. If it's warm out we'll be outside on the patio!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 AM to Noon
Phil Dollard at the Ossining Farmers' Market Ossining Farmers' Market
Spring and Main Sts.Ossining, NY
The produce, the baked goods, the meats and poultry... all are organically grown or baked and brought to the Ossining market here in the heart of this vibrant Hudson Valley River town. Stop by to stock up your pantry for the week; I'll be doing a couple of sets of your favorite blues-inflected finger style tunes right in the center of things.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 8pm
Peter Calo and Lauren Fox Rockwood Music Hall Stage 3
185 Orchard St.New York, NY
Price: $12.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://rockwoodmusichall.com
Peter Calo and Lauren Fox Playing a set of folk music including music by Pete Seeger, Bob Dylan, Paul Simon Leonard Cohen and others
“Calo plays folk and Americana music with the emotional attachment needed when one ruminates on an era gone by.” Providence Sunday Journal
Lauren Fox, “ a beautiful spectral presence, transfixing performance…”
The New York Times
“Calo plays folk and Americana music with the emotional attachment needed when one ruminates on an era gone by.” Providence Sunday Journal
Lauren Fox, “ a beautiful spectral presence, transfixing performance…”
The New York Times
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Julie Corbalis Band Hoyt House at Margaret Lewis Norrie State Park
Staatsburg, NY
Phone: (845) 889-4646
Price: $30.00
Website: https://www.facebook.com/events/1180738048623187/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5pm to 10pm
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering the home of George Gierer
54 Twin Lakes RdSouth Salem, NY 10590
Phone: 646-210-8119
Come out and enjoy a nice July evening right by a lake at the July Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering Hosted by George Gierer and family.
This is not the first Monday of the Month because the first Monday was July 4th so it has been moved to the second Monday of the Month. This is also starting a little earlier than normal at 5pm.
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together! Bring your instruments, tunes and voice! All are welcome. 6pm dinner and chatting, 7pmish the music making begins.
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
This is not the first Monday of the Month because the first Monday was July 4th so it has been moved to the second Monday of the Month. This is also starting a little earlier than normal at 5pm.
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together! Bring your instruments, tunes and voice! All are welcome. 6pm dinner and chatting, 7pmish the music making begins.
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11 AM to 1 PM
Phil Dollard plays the John Jay Homestead Farm Market John Jay Farmers' Market
400 Jay StreetKatonah, NY 10536
Website: https://johnjayhomestead.org/events/farm-market/
Happy to be returning here in high summer The purveyors of John Jay Homestead Farm Market are local farmers, bakers & craftsmen who seasonally provide a variety of fruit, produce, meats, fish, dairy products, baked goods, prepared foods and handcrafted products. And o course, the market also features local musical talent; I'll be doing a couple sets of blues-based finger style and slide originals and covers. See you there.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
4:30 PM EMBARK @ The Flatz
1008 Main StPeekskill, New York
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.embarkpeekskill.com
Scoot Horton, Julie Corbalis, Shovel Ready String Band and Susan Kane
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 10pm
Scoot Horton and Paul Tabachenck An Beal Bocht Cafe
445 W 238th St. Bronx, NY 10463
Come on out to An Beal Bocht to catch two great singer songwriters.
At 8pm you have Scoot Horton playing his brand of folk music. It has been said that Scoot sounds like "the Sex Pistols meets Woody Guthrie". Scoot plays folk music with an edge. To put in in simple terms Scoot just calls it Outlaw Folk. For more on Scoot goto www.scoothorton.com
At 9pm you have the NYC based Paul Tabachneck. Originally from Pittsburgh. His influences ate Elvis Costello, Ben Folds, and Ben Harper to name a few. For more on Paul goto www.paul-tab.com
At 8pm you have Scoot Horton playing his brand of folk music. It has been said that Scoot sounds like "the Sex Pistols meets Woody Guthrie". Scoot plays folk music with an edge. To put in in simple terms Scoot just calls it Outlaw Folk. For more on Scoot goto www.scoothorton.com
At 9pm you have the NYC based Paul Tabachneck. Originally from Pittsburgh. His influences ate Elvis Costello, Ben Folds, and Ben Harper to name a few. For more on Paul goto www.paul-tab.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 9pm
Leo Harmonay & Thomas Itty strongPeekskill Coffeehouse/strong
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
An intimate evening of original music with two unique songwriters from the Hudson Valley
Leo Harmonay & Thomas Itty
www.Lharmonic.com
www.ThomasItty.com
Leo Harmonay & Thomas Itty
www.Lharmonic.com
www.ThomasItty.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4 PM to 8 PM
Common Ground's 1st Annual Front Porch Jamboree & Potluck Picnic Dobbs Ferry Historical Society
12 Elm StreetDobbs Ferry, New York
Join us on the lawn of the Dobbs Ferry Historical Society for the Common Ground Front Porch Jamboree and Potluck Picnic. Featuring live music by: Radoslav Lorkovic, Andrea Asprelli and Abby Hollander, Greetings from Anywhere, Eric Lee and Jacob Bernz. Bring the kids, pack a picnic (and something to share at the potluck table), and help us celebrate a mid-summers eve in style.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11 am to 1 pm
Larry and Sticks at the John Jay Homestead Farm Market John Jay Homestead Farm Market
400 Jay Street Katonah, NY 10536
Website: https://www.facebook.com/pages/John-Jay-Homestead-Farm-Market/326964104093547?ref=ts&fref=ts
Larry Kolker with Sticks Levine at the awesome John Jay Homestead Farm Market. Great selection of local foodstuffs.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4 pm to 7 pm
Larry Kolker at the Boathouse The Boathouse Restaurant
800 Westerly Rd Ossining, NY 10562 Ossining, NY 10562 United States
Website: https://www.ossiningboathouse.com/
Join Larry, with Sticks Levine on drums, for another show at the outdoor bar right on the River. And try the fish tacos!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm to 10pm
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering Tom and Di Morgan's House
43 Birchwood LaneHartsdale, NY 10530
Phone: 914-761-3539
Come on over to Tom and Di's and eat some food and play some music. It is guaranteed to be a great time.
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together! Bring your instruments, tunes and voice! All are welcome. 6pm dinner and chatting, 7pmish the music making begins.
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together! Bring your instruments, tunes and voice! All are welcome. 6pm dinner and chatting, 7pmish the music making begins.
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Ferry Sloops Summer Concert Series
Shattemuc Yacht Club, 1 Westerly RdOssining, NY
Website: https://www.ferrysloops.org
Benefit concert for Ferry sloops
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:30
Pluck and Rail with guest Scoot Horton The Dogwood
47 East Main StreetBeacon, NY 12508
Phone: (845) 202-7500
Website: https://www.dogwoodbar.com/
Stop on by the Dogwood in Beacon on Thursday August 4th for some good time music and some great food.
The night starts out with Pluck and Rail with a between set set by Scoot Horton.
Pluck & Rail is the acoustic intersection of Andrew Sussman of the prog-rock heavyweights, Frogg Café, and George Gierer of the folkabilly band, South County. George bought his first guitar at age 17 and moved to Austin, TX, where he soaked up the sounds of the south and was forever changed. After hearing hearing Eddie Van Halen at the age of 15, the classically-trained cellist Sussman starting spinning Bach into the blues and Beethoven into Zappa. http://pluckandrail.com
Scoot Horton “Old Punks Don’t Die, They Go Country” is not only a line in one of Scoot Horton’s songs, but it describes Scoot as well. After spending 20 years playing and touring in various punk bands Scoot unplugged his guitar and went acoustic, releasing his debut CD “Six 2 Seven” to positive reviews in 2015. Scoot spent much time in the New York City Hardcore Punk scene, some of that inuence naturally comes out in songs like “Life and Hope” and “Bank Man.” And people have noticed. He has been described as the Sex Pistols meet Woody Guthrie. Scoot calls it Outlaw Folk. Which is short, sweet, and to the point. http://www.scoothorton.com
Hope to see you there.
The night starts out with Pluck and Rail with a between set set by Scoot Horton.
Pluck & Rail is the acoustic intersection of Andrew Sussman of the prog-rock heavyweights, Frogg Café, and George Gierer of the folkabilly band, South County. George bought his first guitar at age 17 and moved to Austin, TX, where he soaked up the sounds of the south and was forever changed. After hearing hearing Eddie Van Halen at the age of 15, the classically-trained cellist Sussman starting spinning Bach into the blues and Beethoven into Zappa. http://pluckandrail.com
Scoot Horton “Old Punks Don’t Die, They Go Country” is not only a line in one of Scoot Horton’s songs, but it describes Scoot as well. After spending 20 years playing and touring in various punk bands Scoot unplugged his guitar and went acoustic, releasing his debut CD “Six 2 Seven” to positive reviews in 2015. Scoot spent much time in the New York City Hardcore Punk scene, some of that inuence naturally comes out in songs like “Life and Hope” and “Bank Man.” And people have noticed. He has been described as the Sex Pistols meet Woody Guthrie. Scoot calls it Outlaw Folk. Which is short, sweet, and to the point. http://www.scoothorton.com
Hope to see you there.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 p.m. to 10:00 pm
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Show Coffee Labs Roasters
7 Main StreetTarrytown NY, NY 10591
Website: https://www.coffeelabs.com/CoffeeLabsRoasters/Home.html
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 AM to Noon
Phil Dollard returns to the Ossining Farmers' Market Ossining Farmers' Market
Main & Spring Sts.Ossining, NY
Website: https://downtoearthmarkets.com
I'll be singing and playing for the shoppers and vendors again on Main St. in Ossining on August 6 so get your shopping list ready and stop by for some home grown finger pickin' and slide bluesy, folk/rock serenades. Hope to see you there.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4pm to 7pm
Curtis Becraft's Songwriter Jamboree Black Cat Cafe'
45 Main St.Irvington, NY 10533
Phone: 914-231-9060
Website: https://blackcatchef.com
Multi-instrumentalist, songwriter and good friend Curtis Becraft will be hosting this evening of local talent at this power spot of good vibes in Irvington. All original compositions from Westchester and beyond. Warning: spontaneous jamming may occur.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Hope Machine/ Alectro/ Fred Gillen Jr/ Steve Kirkman Birdsall House (Beer Garden)
970 Main St.Peekskill, NY 10566 US
Website: https://www.birdsallhouse.net/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11 AM to 1 PM
Phil Dollard at the John Jay Homestead Farm' Market John Jay Farm Market
400 Jay St., Rt. 22Katonah, NY
Website: https://johnjayhomestead.org
I'll be returning to the John Jay Homestead Farm Market on August 20 for a couple sets of punditry-free finger-pickin' blues to entertain you whilst shopping for your farm to table comestibles at this historically significant locale.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4:30 pm to 7 pm
Tribes Hill Presents...Kindred Folk, with John Banrock, Boy Band, Larry Kolker, Lipkin & Hitt EMBARK @ The Flatz
1008 Main StPeekskill, NY 10566
Website: https://www.embarkpeekskill.com
BOY BAND is a New York based folk/pop trio. Together they blend their unique songwriting styles to create catchy choruses with stirring harmonies and swells. Meeting in high school and college, the three girls first came together and discovered their seamless sound at a friend’s backyard party, singing a song together on a whim. Since then Ana Dratz, Jen Fischer, and HaleyJane Rose have been collaborating to write music that highlights their blended voices and stories.
JOHN BANROCK - Combining a striking mix of guitar, harmonica, vocals, foot tambourine and kazoo, John Banrock’s one-man-band approach offers an experience different from the norm. His originally penned introspective ballads, upbeat rockers and heartfelt instrumentals illuminate the diversity and authenticity of his art. The Pleasantville based craftsman is nearing completion of his fifth studio album. www.johnbanrock.com
LARRY KOLKER plays American roots music with an edge. His songs cross folk, blues, rock, pop and alt country, with a dynamic, personal voice. His music has been called the "urban country east-coast white-boy blues". A review of his 2012 CD, "Awful Smart Man," stated: “He's certainly an all-round talent. He's a distinctive vocalist with songwriting chops to match; an accomplished guitarist and an in demand blues-harpist...”'— Leicester Bangs Music Blog. Festival appearances include the 2015 KAABOO festival in San Diego, the 2014 Tribes Hill Music Festival at John Jay Homestead, the 2013-2015 Borderline Folk festivals, the 2013 Huntington Folk Festival, and the 2012 & 2013 Montauk Music Festivals. www.larrykolker.com
LIPKIN & HITT are a powerhouse duo. When acoustic-guitarist-storytelling-troubadour, Jay Hitt, meets truth-seeking piano-playing songstress, Lisa Jane Lipkin, the result is a little breezy, a little earthy, and a whole lot compelling,
Jay Hitt was twice named Best Acoustic Musician by readers of the Pittsburgh City Paper, his song “Tracy Loves Ray” won Best Song in the Canadian Narrative Music and “Through The Window” received an Honorable Mention. His recording “Gentle Persuader” was named in the top ten CD’s of the year by WYEP/Pittsburgh.
Lipkin has opened for Dar Williams, Steve Forbert, Vance Gilbert, Shemekia Copeland, among others. Her songs have received various prizes & honorable mentions including First Place in a New York State Contest for Environmental Awareness and appeared in the Tami Gold Documentary, “Passionate Politics - The Life & Work of Charlotte Bunch.”
Lipkin & Hitt aspire to incite joy, wake-up light, and spread harmony wherever such things are needed. www.lisajanelipkin.com www.jayhitt.com
JOHN BANROCK - Combining a striking mix of guitar, harmonica, vocals, foot tambourine and kazoo, John Banrock’s one-man-band approach offers an experience different from the norm. His originally penned introspective ballads, upbeat rockers and heartfelt instrumentals illuminate the diversity and authenticity of his art. The Pleasantville based craftsman is nearing completion of his fifth studio album. www.johnbanrock.com
LARRY KOLKER plays American roots music with an edge. His songs cross folk, blues, rock, pop and alt country, with a dynamic, personal voice. His music has been called the "urban country east-coast white-boy blues". A review of his 2012 CD, "Awful Smart Man," stated: “He's certainly an all-round talent. He's a distinctive vocalist with songwriting chops to match; an accomplished guitarist and an in demand blues-harpist...”'— Leicester Bangs Music Blog. Festival appearances include the 2015 KAABOO festival in San Diego, the 2014 Tribes Hill Music Festival at John Jay Homestead, the 2013-2015 Borderline Folk festivals, the 2013 Huntington Folk Festival, and the 2012 & 2013 Montauk Music Festivals. www.larrykolker.com
LIPKIN & HITT are a powerhouse duo. When acoustic-guitarist-storytelling-troubadour, Jay Hitt, meets truth-seeking piano-playing songstress, Lisa Jane Lipkin, the result is a little breezy, a little earthy, and a whole lot compelling,
Jay Hitt was twice named Best Acoustic Musician by readers of the Pittsburgh City Paper, his song “Tracy Loves Ray” won Best Song in the Canadian Narrative Music and “Through The Window” received an Honorable Mention. His recording “Gentle Persuader” was named in the top ten CD’s of the year by WYEP/Pittsburgh.
Lipkin has opened for Dar Williams, Steve Forbert, Vance Gilbert, Shemekia Copeland, among others. Her songs have received various prizes & honorable mentions including First Place in a New York State Contest for Environmental Awareness and appeared in the Tami Gold Documentary, “Passionate Politics - The Life & Work of Charlotte Bunch.”
Lipkin & Hitt aspire to incite joy, wake-up light, and spread harmony wherever such things are needed. www.lisajanelipkin.com www.jayhitt.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4 pm to 7 pm
Larry Kolker at the Boathouse The Boathouse Restaurant
800 Westerly Rd Ossining, NY 10562 Ossining, NY 10562 United States
Website: https://www.ossiningboathouse.com/
Join Larry, with Sticks Levine on drums, at the awesome outdoor bar on the Hudson. Have a drink and some fish tacos. It's right next to the Ossining train station (on the river side), or drive, or come by boat!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Take Me to the River Music & Arts Festival Draper Park, Hastings on Hudson
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://12milesnorth.org/take-me-river-festival
Take Me To The River Music & Arts Festival
12 Miles North
Hastings-on-Hudson, NY
THE LEVINS
​PLUCK & RAIL
SIMONE FELICE
NOZART
JAZZ BRUNCH HOUR (with TIM ARMACOST, GARY SMUYLAN, JOHN PATITUCCI and BILLY HART)
THE AWAKENING
VANDAVEER
HOLY GHOST TENT REVIVAL
CALEB FLOOD
SCOT WOLFSON & OTHER HEROS
​KAMI MALTZ
EXIT 12
​RADIO PRISON
HVBRIS FIRE DANCERS
& MORE…
One of the best family festivals in the lower Hudson Valley TAKE ME TO THE RIVER MUSIC & ARTS FESTIVAL in Hastings-on Hudson September 10, 2016. This all ages independent, homegrown festival presents an eclectic mix of local, regional and national acts as well as out of the box activities for kids of all ages.
Info and tickets at www.12milesnorth.nyc.
12 Miles North
Hastings-on-Hudson, NY
THE LEVINS
​PLUCK & RAIL
SIMONE FELICE
NOZART
JAZZ BRUNCH HOUR (with TIM ARMACOST, GARY SMUYLAN, JOHN PATITUCCI and BILLY HART)
THE AWAKENING
VANDAVEER
HOLY GHOST TENT REVIVAL
CALEB FLOOD
SCOT WOLFSON & OTHER HEROS
​KAMI MALTZ
EXIT 12
​RADIO PRISON
HVBRIS FIRE DANCERS
& MORE…
One of the best family festivals in the lower Hudson Valley TAKE ME TO THE RIVER MUSIC & ARTS FESTIVAL in Hastings-on Hudson September 10, 2016. This all ages independent, homegrown festival presents an eclectic mix of local, regional and national acts as well as out of the box activities for kids of all ages.
Info and tickets at www.12milesnorth.nyc.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM
Susan Kane at WCSU Day--- at a Taste of Danbury! Western CT State University -
181 White StreetDanbury, CT
Phone: 203-837-8547
Website: https://www.wcsu.edu
One hour show with Peter Calo on Fairfield Hall Lawn
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm to Midnight
Horton, Browne, The Bump and Banrock at Victor’s Victor's
500 Commerce StHawthorne, NY 10532
Join us for an evening of original music performed by talented local artists. Great music, no cover charge and the kitchen is open late. What more do you need? :)
Show starts promptly at 7:30. Here’s the lineup and links to discover more about the artists:
7:30pm - Scoot Horton
8:30pm - Sarah Browne
9:30pm - The Bump
10:30pm - John Banrock
www.scoothorton.com
www.sarahbrownemusic.com
www.facebook.com/sarahbrownemusic
www.thebumphorrorfolk.com
www.facebook.com/PatTaylorTheBump
www.johnbanrock.com
www.facebook.com/johnbanrock
Show starts promptly at 7:30. Here’s the lineup and links to discover more about the artists:
7:30pm - Scoot Horton
8:30pm - Sarah Browne
9:30pm - The Bump
10:30pm - John Banrock
www.scoothorton.com
www.sarahbrownemusic.com
www.facebook.com/sarahbrownemusic
www.thebumphorrorfolk.com
www.facebook.com/PatTaylorTheBump
www.johnbanrock.com
www.facebook.com/johnbanrock
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4:00 to 6:00
The Levins and Judy Kass - Remembering: A commemorative concert and healing event The Parish Hall corner of West Elizabeth and John Street, Tarrytown, NY
Website: https://www.thelevinsmusic.com+ + www.judykass.com
Join us for an introspective afternoon of original music, connection, and contemplation. The Levins and Judy Kass will perform two concerts:
September 11th - 4:00-6:00 pm at the Parish Hall; corner of West Elizabeth and John Street in Tarrytown,
and again on:
September 12th, - 7:00-9:00 pm at The Rockland Center for Spiritual Living - 33 Old Tappan Road, Tappan, NY
Suggested Donation - $20 (No one turned away)
September 11th - 4:00-6:00 pm at the Parish Hall; corner of West Elizabeth and John Street in Tarrytown,
and again on:
September 12th, - 7:00-9:00 pm at The Rockland Center for Spiritual Living - 33 Old Tappan Road, Tappan, NY
Suggested Donation - $20 (No one turned away)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm to 10pm
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering The Home of Mark Miller and Beth Kaufman
54 Hillcrest AveYonkers, NY
This is not the first Monday because the first Monday is Labor Day.
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together! Bring your instruments, tunes and voice! All are welcome. 6pm dinner and chatting, 7pmish the music making begins.
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together! Bring your instruments, tunes and voice! All are welcome. 6pm dinner and chatting, 7pmish the music making begins.
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7PM to 10PM
Gillen & Turk The Mill
583 Warburton Ave.Hastings on Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: (914) 231-7772
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4 pm to 7:30 pm
Phil Dollard at the Bedford Hills Farmers' Market Bedford Hills Farmers' Market
Bedford Hills Train Station: Adams St.Bedford Hills, NY 10507
I'll be in full tilt boogie mode at the Bedford Hills Farm Market on Thursday, Sept. 15. It's right at the train station so commuters can hop right off the train to fill their shopping needs for the week. If you're not a commuter, well, it's at the train station so there's plenty of parking! Stop by if you can; I'd love to play some finger pickin' country blues and folk/rock for you.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Tribes Hill Presents at Embark Peekskill, Sunday, September 18th Embark @ The Flatz
DAVID GOLDMAN
“Few people on this earth were born to sing, but lucky for us, David Goldman is one of them.” —Christine Lavin
David Goldman is an award-winning & world-traveled multi-lingual singer/songwriter who performs in a wide variety of genres, including Blues, Latin, Acoustic Folk Rock, Pop/Jazz and World––all with heartfelt vocals. He has opened for Kenny Loggins at Tarrytown Music Hall and Andy Statman at Irvington Town Hall Theatre, and has performed at the Pleasantville Music Festival Main Stage, Paramount Theatre in Peekskill, Tribeca Arts Center and many other venues. His CDs have received extensive national and international radio airplay. His latest release, “Going To America” won the Gold Prize in the 2016 Folk-Rock/Americana category of the 32nd Annual Mid-Atlantic Songwriting Contest. www.davidgoldman.com
THE LEVINS The harmony-driven acoustic duo, The Levins, offer music that is warm and uplifting without skating over the complexities of life. Guitar, piano and voices provide a full sound with unexpected harmonies and unique arrangements. Their albums have garnered invitations to collaborate and perform nationally and in Amsterdam and England. The 2014 Falcon Ridge Emerging Artists’ first official release, “My Friend Hafiz”, was selected by John Platt, WFUV as a top 10 CD of 2013 and their most recent release, “TRUST” hit the Top 10 on the Folk DJ charts Spring, 2015. www.thelevinsmusic.com
KATE COPELAND is a singer/songwriter composer/arranger based out of New York City. A graduate of Oberlin Conservatory's composition program, she has worked both in and out of the studio in many capacities with artists including Doug Wieselman, Abakis, Doug Goldstein, Mike O'Malley, and Zach Comtois. She released her first solo album, "recollection room," in June 2015, and her follow-up EP "Red and Blue" in May 2016.
"... one of the most versatile, heartfelt and honest singer-songwriters...Kate's sincerity is completely refreshing...a gem of musical discovery." —Meander Blog www.katecopelandmusic.com
SHAWNA CASPI is a guitar-picking, classically-trained folkie with a sweet-tooth for a good story, a sly lyrical wit, and a rich, powerful voice. Shawna Caspi sings of love, travel, home, and heart, distilling each experience into a series of vibrant snapshots, coloured with humour and grace and arranged with care and craft. Her latest release, Apartments for Lovers, is a solo guitar and voice album that showcases her rich voice and remarkable fingerstyle guitar technique. www.shawnacaspi.com
“Few people on this earth were born to sing, but lucky for us, David Goldman is one of them.” —Christine Lavin
David Goldman is an award-winning & world-traveled multi-lingual singer/songwriter who performs in a wide variety of genres, including Blues, Latin, Acoustic Folk Rock, Pop/Jazz and World––all with heartfelt vocals. He has opened for Kenny Loggins at Tarrytown Music Hall and Andy Statman at Irvington Town Hall Theatre, and has performed at the Pleasantville Music Festival Main Stage, Paramount Theatre in Peekskill, Tribeca Arts Center and many other venues. His CDs have received extensive national and international radio airplay. His latest release, “Going To America” won the Gold Prize in the 2016 Folk-Rock/Americana category of the 32nd Annual Mid-Atlantic Songwriting Contest. www.davidgoldman.com
THE LEVINS The harmony-driven acoustic duo, The Levins, offer music that is warm and uplifting without skating over the complexities of life. Guitar, piano and voices provide a full sound with unexpected harmonies and unique arrangements. Their albums have garnered invitations to collaborate and perform nationally and in Amsterdam and England. The 2014 Falcon Ridge Emerging Artists’ first official release, “My Friend Hafiz”, was selected by John Platt, WFUV as a top 10 CD of 2013 and their most recent release, “TRUST” hit the Top 10 on the Folk DJ charts Spring, 2015. www.thelevinsmusic.com
KATE COPELAND is a singer/songwriter composer/arranger based out of New York City. A graduate of Oberlin Conservatory's composition program, she has worked both in and out of the studio in many capacities with artists including Doug Wieselman, Abakis, Doug Goldstein, Mike O'Malley, and Zach Comtois. She released her first solo album, "recollection room," in June 2015, and her follow-up EP "Red and Blue" in May 2016.
"... one of the most versatile, heartfelt and honest singer-songwriters...Kate's sincerity is completely refreshing...a gem of musical discovery." —Meander Blog www.katecopelandmusic.com
SHAWNA CASPI is a guitar-picking, classically-trained folkie with a sweet-tooth for a good story, a sly lyrical wit, and a rich, powerful voice. Shawna Caspi sings of love, travel, home, and heart, distilling each experience into a series of vibrant snapshots, coloured with humour and grace and arranged with care and craft. Her latest release, Apartments for Lovers, is a solo guitar and voice album that showcases her rich voice and remarkable fingerstyle guitar technique. www.shawnacaspi.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1:00pm
No Fuss and Feathers Borderline Folk Music at Nanuet Public Library
Nanuet Public Library, 149 Church Street, Nanuet, NY
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://borderlinefolkmusicclub.org/events/
NO FUSS AND FEATHERS is the New-York-based “heck-of-a-good-time” collaboration hatched by THE YAYAS (Catherine Miles and Jay Mafale), KARYN OLIVER, and CAROLANN SOLEBELLO. Onstage, NFF is a dynamic, cohesive cocktail of delicious harmonies, infectious rhythm, and spontaneous hilarity — with award-winning songwriting always at center stage. Individually, the four are nationally touring performers who have charted at the top of Folk and Americana radio and appeared at some of the nation’s most respected festivals. Collectively, they are an incorrigible bunch of musical co-conspirators bent on giving their audience an unforgettable show. Their first CD, Traveling Circus, was released in January 2016.
Reservations are suggested for this show! Please contact Greta at intrend@yahoo.com.
$15 for members, $20 for non-members. Feel free to bring a snack to share!
Reservations are suggested for this show! Please contact Greta at intrend@yahoo.com.
$15 for members, $20 for non-members. Feel free to bring a snack to share!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2PM to 6PM
Hometown Bands for Hometown Heroes James V. Harmon Community Center
44 Main St.Hastings on Hudson, NY 10706
Price: $10.00
Join us in support of the Hastings-on-Hudson Volunteer Fire Department for a special Hometown Bands for Hometown Heroes benefit on Sunday September 18, 2016 from 2-6pm at the James V. Harmon Community Center! Enjoy live musical performances by The Hot Club of Hastings, Babies & Grands with Jenny Murphy, Intuition Quartet, Matt Turk, RIver Run, Mike Terry, Civil Warburton and more. There will be free refreshments.
Admission is $20, $10 for students and seniors, or whatever you can afford to donate at http://hastingsonhudsonfd.org/
Bring receipt of your donation to gain entry as your ticket or donate at the door. 100% of all donations go to the VFD!
Please email turktunes@gmail.com if you have questions or wish to volunteer at this benefit concert.
Admission is $20, $10 for students and seniors, or whatever you can afford to donate at http://hastingsonhudsonfd.org/
Bring receipt of your donation to gain entry as your ticket or donate at the door. 100% of all donations go to the VFD!
Please email turktunes@gmail.com if you have questions or wish to volunteer at this benefit concert.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 10pm
Pluck & Rail Live at the Upstream The Upstream Gallery
8 Main StreetHastings on Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: (914) 674-8548
Website: https://upstreamgallery.com
Pluck and Rail,
Live @ Upstream Gallery
Saturday, September 24, 8 pm
Free Admission
Pluck & Rail is the acoustic intersection of Andrew Sussman of the prog-rock heavyweights, Frogg Café, and George Gierer of the folkabilly band, South County. Drawing from the deep well of American music, Pluck & Rail blends together gritty songwriting, tight vocal melodies and soaring cello runs to craft their unique sound. They have been featured performers at The Hurdy Gurdy Folk Music Club, NJ Prog House and The Tribes Hill Music Festival. Pluck & Rail’s debut album entitled Trigger released in June and is available on CD Baby, Spotify, Apple Music, iTunes...
Live @ Upstream Gallery
Saturday, September 24, 8 pm
Free Admission
Pluck & Rail is the acoustic intersection of Andrew Sussman of the prog-rock heavyweights, Frogg Café, and George Gierer of the folkabilly band, South County. Drawing from the deep well of American music, Pluck & Rail blends together gritty songwriting, tight vocal melodies and soaring cello runs to craft their unique sound. They have been featured performers at The Hurdy Gurdy Folk Music Club, NJ Prog House and The Tribes Hill Music Festival. Pluck & Rail’s debut album entitled Trigger released in June and is available on CD Baby, Spotify, Apple Music, iTunes...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2pm to 4pm
Songwriting Workshop with Abbie Gardner Groovin' in New Fairfield Coffeehouse, 33 Rte 37, New Fairfield, CT 06812
33 Route 37New Fairfield, CT 06812 USA
Phone: 914-263-4487
Price: $40.00
Website: https://groovininnewfairfield.com
Groovin’ in New Fairfield is proud to offer an exciting workshop “Getting Unstuck” with Abbie Gardner on September 24, 2016 from 2-4pm. Abbie Gardner is an award-winning songwriter and founding member of the Americana trio Red Molly. She has studied songwriting and music theory and has taught at both The Swannanoa Gathering and Summer Songs. Join Abbie for an intimate writing workshop with lots of hands-on participation. The songwriting exercises we’ll do together are fun, practical and useful for unblocking creativity. Experienced songwriters as well as beginners can all benefit from this class. Please bring paper, something to write with, an instrument (if you play one), and a recording device (smart phone is fine) if possible. The workshop will be held at the New Fairfield Senior Center (33 Route 37, New Fairfield, CT) from 2-4pm on September 24, 2016. Fee is $40. Space is limited, so sign-up soon with Stacey Cohen at staceyc6362@gmail.com.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm
Phil Dollard at the Black Cat Cafe' Black Cat Cafe'
45 Main St.Irvington, NY 10533
Phone: 914-961-9060
Website: https://blackcatchef.com
Great to be returning to the Black Cat. This will be a singer/songwriter evening of all original material, so I'll get a chance to test drive some new material from my new CD, which should be ready for release some time in the Fall.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm to 10pm
Abbie Gardner with special guests Shawna Caspi, Don Lowe and Lorkin O'Reilly Groovin' in New Fairfield Coffeehouse, 33 Rte 37, New Fairfield, CT 06812
33 Route 37New Fairfield, CT 06812 USA
Phone: 914-263-4487
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://groovininnewfairfield.com
Groovin’ in New Fairfield is proud to welcome ABBIE GARDNER with special guests Shawna Caspi, Don Lowe and Lorkin O'Reilly on Saturday, September 24 at 7:30pm, at the New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Route 37, New Fairfield, CT. Tickets are $10 and doors open at 6:45 pm.
Abbie Gardner, the fiery Dobro player with an infectious smile has been touring with Americana darlings Red Molly for the past eleven years. After gracing stages from Denver to Denmark, from Australia to Austin, the band decided to take an indefinite hiatus in 2015, so Abbie is striking out on her own! " Her background is as varied as the songs she writes. Abbie has listened to the sweet sound of high lonesome harmonies since her first bluegrass festival at the age of three. Her father, Herb Gardner, is a swing jazz and stride pianist and dixieland trombonist. Watching him laugh as he went off to "work" every day was her first introduction to the joy of being a musician. Abbie's first full-length recording, My Craziest Dream (2004) is an album of jazz standards featuring her father on piano. It earned her an entry in the 2009 Hal Leonard book "The Jazz Singers: The Ultimate Guide." Abbie is quickly compiling an extensive discography of recording credits. Her own CDs include Honey on My Grave (2006), Bad Nights/Better Days (2008, with Anthony da Costa), and Hope (2011), which features three different kinds of slide guitar (dobro, lap steel and National bottleneck). Abbie has been recognized as an award-winning songwriter, with such accolades as; 2006 Rocky Mountain Folks Festival Songwriter Showcase (2nd place), 2008 Lennon Award Winner (folk) for "The Mind of a Soldier" and 2008 American Songwriter Magazine Grand Prize Lyric Winner for "I'd Rather Be." "The Mind of a Soldier" was also featured on Lufthansa Airlines in 2010. Richard Cuccaro, publisher of Acoustic Live writes: “Abbie Gardner shows her prodigious writing chops in her album, Hope. Tales of love and loss, both gritty and sweet, ride the back of her by-now familiar, formidable slide guitar licks. She channels Lucinda and Bonnie, but remains pure Abbie." www.abbiegardner.com
SHAWNA CASPI: With her third album, Apartments For Lovers, Canadian Shawna Caspi taps right into her folk roots, stripping away the session musicians and elaborate arrangements of her previous records in favour of a simple, authentic sound – her solo guitar and voice. The result is a collection of songs that is close-up and honest, showcasing her warm vocals, classically trained fingerstyle guitar playing, and intimate songwriting in a genuine, powerful way. She has played festivals including the Blue Skies Music Festival, the Summerfolk Festival, the Deep Roots Music Festival, and the Ottawa Grassroots Festival. as well as the VIA Rail On Board Entertainment Program. “Shawna Caspi has the rare gift of presence that immediately invites audience engagement, from the first strum of her skilled guitar playing to the last exquisite note she sings”. – Andy Frank, co-founder of Roots Music Canada
http://www.shawnacaspi.com
DON LOWE: Don Lowe lives in Sherman, Connecticut. He plays guitar and sings in a variety of venues throughout Western Connecticut and New York. Much of his material is written by himself but he also puts his own touch into the songs of a wide range of artists. Don’s background is theatre and he was a professional actor in New York City for twelve years. He currently makes a living as a freelance writer in addition to teaching and tutoring writing. For the last two years, he has taught English at Western Connecticut .State University where he recently earned his Masters degree in Creative Writing. He has written two books, one on contemporary music and another on the Revolutionary War. He also just completed his first novel, titled Late Harvest, which he is currently trying to get published. He has three children and is married to Broadway performer, Mary Ann Lamb. http://www.donlowesongs.com/
LORKIN O-REILLY: “Arriving from his native Scotland with naught but a guitar on his back, a head full of song and hands schooled in UK song avatars John Martyn and Nick Drake. Lorkin O’Reilly has made a name for himself in the Hudson valley as an emerging talent to watch” – Chronogram http://www.lorkinoreillymusic.com
Advance tickets can be purchased at the New Fairfield Senior Center or by mail. Payments made my mail should be payable to Groovin’ in New Fairfield, c/o New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Route 37, New Fairfield, CT. 06812. Please allow sufficient time when mailing. All sales are final. Tickets can also be purchased at the door, pending availability. Additionally, a moderately priced dinner catered by Bruno’s Restaurant is offered before the show. Choices include: eggplant rollatini, chicken francese, pizza, coffee, tea, hot mulled cider, water and homemade desserts. For additional information, contact us at grcoffeehouse@gmail.com.
About Groovin’ in New Fairfield: Groovin’ in New Fairfield seeks to develop and promote ongoing, regularly scheduled live music programs in New Fairfield and surrounding areas. It is a non-profit organization supported by sponsors, local businesses, grants from charitable organizations and patron donations and is staffed by volunteers. It operates under the New Fairfield Parks and Recreation Commission. www.groovininnewfairfield.com
Abbie Gardner, the fiery Dobro player with an infectious smile has been touring with Americana darlings Red Molly for the past eleven years. After gracing stages from Denver to Denmark, from Australia to Austin, the band decided to take an indefinite hiatus in 2015, so Abbie is striking out on her own! " Her background is as varied as the songs she writes. Abbie has listened to the sweet sound of high lonesome harmonies since her first bluegrass festival at the age of three. Her father, Herb Gardner, is a swing jazz and stride pianist and dixieland trombonist. Watching him laugh as he went off to "work" every day was her first introduction to the joy of being a musician. Abbie's first full-length recording, My Craziest Dream (2004) is an album of jazz standards featuring her father on piano. It earned her an entry in the 2009 Hal Leonard book "The Jazz Singers: The Ultimate Guide." Abbie is quickly compiling an extensive discography of recording credits. Her own CDs include Honey on My Grave (2006), Bad Nights/Better Days (2008, with Anthony da Costa), and Hope (2011), which features three different kinds of slide guitar (dobro, lap steel and National bottleneck). Abbie has been recognized as an award-winning songwriter, with such accolades as; 2006 Rocky Mountain Folks Festival Songwriter Showcase (2nd place), 2008 Lennon Award Winner (folk) for "The Mind of a Soldier" and 2008 American Songwriter Magazine Grand Prize Lyric Winner for "I'd Rather Be." "The Mind of a Soldier" was also featured on Lufthansa Airlines in 2010. Richard Cuccaro, publisher of Acoustic Live writes: “Abbie Gardner shows her prodigious writing chops in her album, Hope. Tales of love and loss, both gritty and sweet, ride the back of her by-now familiar, formidable slide guitar licks. She channels Lucinda and Bonnie, but remains pure Abbie." www.abbiegardner.com
SHAWNA CASPI: With her third album, Apartments For Lovers, Canadian Shawna Caspi taps right into her folk roots, stripping away the session musicians and elaborate arrangements of her previous records in favour of a simple, authentic sound – her solo guitar and voice. The result is a collection of songs that is close-up and honest, showcasing her warm vocals, classically trained fingerstyle guitar playing, and intimate songwriting in a genuine, powerful way. She has played festivals including the Blue Skies Music Festival, the Summerfolk Festival, the Deep Roots Music Festival, and the Ottawa Grassroots Festival. as well as the VIA Rail On Board Entertainment Program. “Shawna Caspi has the rare gift of presence that immediately invites audience engagement, from the first strum of her skilled guitar playing to the last exquisite note she sings”. – Andy Frank, co-founder of Roots Music Canada
http://www.shawnacaspi.com
DON LOWE: Don Lowe lives in Sherman, Connecticut. He plays guitar and sings in a variety of venues throughout Western Connecticut and New York. Much of his material is written by himself but he also puts his own touch into the songs of a wide range of artists. Don’s background is theatre and he was a professional actor in New York City for twelve years. He currently makes a living as a freelance writer in addition to teaching and tutoring writing. For the last two years, he has taught English at Western Connecticut .State University where he recently earned his Masters degree in Creative Writing. He has written two books, one on contemporary music and another on the Revolutionary War. He also just completed his first novel, titled Late Harvest, which he is currently trying to get published. He has three children and is married to Broadway performer, Mary Ann Lamb. http://www.donlowesongs.com/
LORKIN O-REILLY: “Arriving from his native Scotland with naught but a guitar on his back, a head full of song and hands schooled in UK song avatars John Martyn and Nick Drake. Lorkin O’Reilly has made a name for himself in the Hudson valley as an emerging talent to watch” – Chronogram http://www.lorkinoreillymusic.com
Advance tickets can be purchased at the New Fairfield Senior Center or by mail. Payments made my mail should be payable to Groovin’ in New Fairfield, c/o New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Route 37, New Fairfield, CT. 06812. Please allow sufficient time when mailing. All sales are final. Tickets can also be purchased at the door, pending availability. Additionally, a moderately priced dinner catered by Bruno’s Restaurant is offered before the show. Choices include: eggplant rollatini, chicken francese, pizza, coffee, tea, hot mulled cider, water and homemade desserts. For additional information, contact us at grcoffeehouse@gmail.com.
About Groovin’ in New Fairfield: Groovin’ in New Fairfield seeks to develop and promote ongoing, regularly scheduled live music programs in New Fairfield and surrounding areas. It is a non-profit organization supported by sponsors, local businesses, grants from charitable organizations and patron donations and is staffed by volunteers. It operates under the New Fairfield Parks and Recreation Commission. www.groovininnewfairfield.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4pm to 7pm
Concert Across America - Peekskill Bean Runner Cafe
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566 USA
Phone: (914) 737-1701
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com/
On Sunday September 25, there will be a series of concerts across the USA to remember the victims of gun violence, and to help push to reduce the number of future gun victims. More information about this event and its national organizers can be found here: http://concertacrossamerica.org/
In Peekskill, the featured artist will be Matthew Gross. He was shot in the head atop the Empire State Building in 1997. Miraculously, he survived. And while changed forever, Matthew is still an amazing performer. The following links (a NY Times article and video segment from CBS News) tell his story:
http://www.nytimes.com/1997/04/26/nyregion/man-shot-on-empire-state-walks-back-toward-life.html
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mA-Zh8_hmBw
Other musicians lending their time and talent to this event are Pluck & Rail, Rob McMahon and The Bump.
The Bump 4:15
Rob McMahon 4:50
Pluck & Rail 5:15
Matt Gross 6:05
In Peekskill, the featured artist will be Matthew Gross. He was shot in the head atop the Empire State Building in 1997. Miraculously, he survived. And while changed forever, Matthew is still an amazing performer. The following links (a NY Times article and video segment from CBS News) tell his story:
http://www.nytimes.com/1997/04/26/nyregion/man-shot-on-empire-state-walks-back-toward-life.html
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mA-Zh8_hmBw
Other musicians lending their time and talent to this event are Pluck & Rail, Rob McMahon and The Bump.
The Bump 4:15
Rob McMahon 4:50
Pluck & Rail 5:15
Matt Gross 6:05
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11 AM to 1 PM
Phil Dollard at the Croton Farmers' Market Croton Farmers Market
1 Croton Point AvenueCroton on Hudson, NY
Website: https://www.phildollard.com
Stop by on Sunday at the Croton Farmers' Market where I'll be playing a couple sets to enhance your organic shopping needs. No electricity at this venue; I'll be truly unplugged so the resonator will be doing its thing for sure.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6PM to 8PM
Stephen Scholle in concert Black Cat Cafe
45 Main Street Irvington, NY
Website: https://blackcatchef.com/
Steve will play originals from his 3 albums, Rhymes with Folly (gnarly and ill-tempered), To Feel the Way I Do (heartfelt and soulful) and Woodsmoke (frontier Americana). Come enjoy the venue and the tunes.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 PM
The Music of Linda Ronstadt (A Benefit for Parkinson's Research) Irving Town Hall Theater
85 Main StreetIrvington, NY
Phone: 914 591 6602
Purchase Tickets: click here
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee Linda Ronstadt has brought to life the works of artists ranging from Warren Zevon, The Eagles, and Little Feat to Gilbert and Sullivan and George and Ira Gershwin. After 30 albums and 11 Grammys, she retired from performing in 2011 and announced in 2013 that she has Parkinson's Disease. Join us as we celebrate her living legacy. "The Music of Linda Ronstadt" features Vance Gilbert; Abbie Gardner; Spuyten Duyvil; Ana Egge, Matt Nakoa, Bobtown, Sara Milonovich, and more in a rolling review format.
100% of all ticket revenues will be donated to the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research.
100% of all ticket revenues will be donated to the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9 pm to 11 pm
Larry Kolker at the Art Cafe Art Cafe of Nyack
65 S Broadway Nyack, NY 10960
Larry returns to the Art Café, voted best outdoor dining in Rockland! We will be starting a monthly residency there early in 2017. Indoors or out, the food and vibe is nice. Check it out...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 am to noon
Fred Gillen Jr The Peekskill Farmers Market
Bank StreetPeekskill, NY 10566 United States
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8PM to 11:30 pm
Garcia's All-Stars ft. Deadgrass, Cougar Magnet and Goose The Capitol Theatre
149 Westchester AvenuePort Chester, NY 10573
Price: $15.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.thecapitoltheatre.com
Multi-instrumentalist Matt Turk and Grammy award winner C Lanzbom have joined forces to form Deadgrass celebrating the music of Jerry Garcia.
Web music authority All Music Guide, calls Matt Turk "...an artist to be reckoned with." Matt is a seasoned recording artist, multi-instrumentalist, eternal idealist and compassionate peace loving realist. Based out of Hastings-on-Hudson, New York, Matt is a veteran performer who has engaged audiences around the world. He has shared the stage with Pete Seeger and opened for Judy Collins, The Doobie Brothers, Fiona Apple, the Grateful Dead's Mickey Hart and more. He has performed throughout the USA, Europe, Israel and the Caribbean, appearing at festivals including Clearwater, Gathering of the Vibes, Atlanta's Music Midtown, Jazz at Lincoln Center and venues including The Beacon Theatre and Brooklyn Bowl.
Grammy award winner C Lanzbom has spent years as a studio and touring guitarist. Well traveled in the Middle East, C absorbed Israel-Arabic musical rhythms of the region, fusing these ancient tones with the rock and roll he grew up with along the Jersey shore. C's performing, writing, engineering and producing credits include his own internationally acclaimed band Soulfarm, American Idol finalist Crystal Bowersox, Shlomo Carlbach, and Pete Seeger with Bruce Springsteen. C also has numerous television and film song placements. When not touring, C runs and owns Sherwood Ridge Studio, a state-of-the-art recording facility just north of New York City. C brings his unique sound around the world and his affection and passion for Jerry Garcia's music has been a major influence.
Fiddler Clarence Ferrari is a multi-instrumentalist, composer and music educator who has toured extensively throughout North America and Europe, including appearances at the Kennedy Center and Chicago Symphony Space, specializing in Celtic and Bluegrass fiddle. Clarence has performed on dozens of records, television shows and films including “The Astronaut Farmer” and appeared alongside many well-known performers including Pete Seeger, Roland White and Rosanne Cash.
Bassist Dave Richards has recorded and performed with The Indigo Girls, Rosanne Cash, Marshall Crenshaw, Buster Poindexter, Madeline Peyroux, Jewel, Richie Havens and others. He has toured throughout Europe, Canada and the US, appearing at Ottawa Jazz, Toronto Blues festival and Austin City Limits festivals. Born in Palo Alto, California, at the age of 17 he was playing jazz five nights a week in Orlando, Florida with Billy Peebles, the drummer for Ray Charles on many classic Atlantic recordings. Dave lives with his wife, singer-songwriter, Jane Kelly Williams and daughter in Northern NJ .
Banjo player Russell Gottlieb brings a wistful and propulsive sound to the banjo by drawing on influences ranging from rock to jazz and bluegrass to minimalism, without adhering too closely to stereotypes. Russell has toured extensively in the US as a founding member of NJ-based The Brummy Brothers, appearing at festivals such as Gathering of the Vibes, Catskill Chill, and Philadelphia Folk Festival, venues including Brooklyn Bowl, Nectar's, and World Cafe Live, and opening for groups including Melvin Seals and JGB, Larry Campbell and Teresa Williams, and Leftover Salmon, to name a few. Additionally, Russell has worked on several studio recordings as a leader and sideman and continues to perform with various groups in the greater NYC and Philadelphia areas
Web music authority All Music Guide, calls Matt Turk "...an artist to be reckoned with." Matt is a seasoned recording artist, multi-instrumentalist, eternal idealist and compassionate peace loving realist. Based out of Hastings-on-Hudson, New York, Matt is a veteran performer who has engaged audiences around the world. He has shared the stage with Pete Seeger and opened for Judy Collins, The Doobie Brothers, Fiona Apple, the Grateful Dead's Mickey Hart and more. He has performed throughout the USA, Europe, Israel and the Caribbean, appearing at festivals including Clearwater, Gathering of the Vibes, Atlanta's Music Midtown, Jazz at Lincoln Center and venues including The Beacon Theatre and Brooklyn Bowl.
Grammy award winner C Lanzbom has spent years as a studio and touring guitarist. Well traveled in the Middle East, C absorbed Israel-Arabic musical rhythms of the region, fusing these ancient tones with the rock and roll he grew up with along the Jersey shore. C's performing, writing, engineering and producing credits include his own internationally acclaimed band Soulfarm, American Idol finalist Crystal Bowersox, Shlomo Carlbach, and Pete Seeger with Bruce Springsteen. C also has numerous television and film song placements. When not touring, C runs and owns Sherwood Ridge Studio, a state-of-the-art recording facility just north of New York City. C brings his unique sound around the world and his affection and passion for Jerry Garcia's music has been a major influence.
Fiddler Clarence Ferrari is a multi-instrumentalist, composer and music educator who has toured extensively throughout North America and Europe, including appearances at the Kennedy Center and Chicago Symphony Space, specializing in Celtic and Bluegrass fiddle. Clarence has performed on dozens of records, television shows and films including “The Astronaut Farmer” and appeared alongside many well-known performers including Pete Seeger, Roland White and Rosanne Cash.
Bassist Dave Richards has recorded and performed with The Indigo Girls, Rosanne Cash, Marshall Crenshaw, Buster Poindexter, Madeline Peyroux, Jewel, Richie Havens and others. He has toured throughout Europe, Canada and the US, appearing at Ottawa Jazz, Toronto Blues festival and Austin City Limits festivals. Born in Palo Alto, California, at the age of 17 he was playing jazz five nights a week in Orlando, Florida with Billy Peebles, the drummer for Ray Charles on many classic Atlantic recordings. Dave lives with his wife, singer-songwriter, Jane Kelly Williams and daughter in Northern NJ .
Banjo player Russell Gottlieb brings a wistful and propulsive sound to the banjo by drawing on influences ranging from rock to jazz and bluegrass to minimalism, without adhering too closely to stereotypes. Russell has toured extensively in the US as a founding member of NJ-based The Brummy Brothers, appearing at festivals such as Gathering of the Vibes, Catskill Chill, and Philadelphia Folk Festival, venues including Brooklyn Bowl, Nectar's, and World Cafe Live, and opening for groups including Melvin Seals and JGB, Larry Campbell and Teresa Williams, and Leftover Salmon, to name a few. Additionally, Russell has worked on several studio recordings as a leader and sideman and continues to perform with various groups in the greater NYC and Philadelphia areas
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Coffee Lab Roasters
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY
Website: https://www.coffeelabs.com/CoffeeLabsRoasters/Home.html
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:30am to 11am
Phil Dollard at the Tarrytown/Sleepy Hollow Farmers' Market Tarrytown/Sleepy Hollow Farmers' Market
Rt. 9 (Broadway)Tarrytown, NY 10591
Website: https://tashfarmersmarket.org
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3 pm to 4 pm
Larry Kolker and Phil Dollard at the Hastings Flea Hastings Flea
Hastings Train Station Parking LotHastings-on-Hudson, NY
Website: https://www.hastingsflea.com
The Hastings Flea is always a vibrant, fun and funky time. Larry Kolker and Phil will be filling the 3 o'clock hour to help keep the afternoon musically happening on October 9th. Larry is performing in the music tent at 3 and Phil will be closing out the afternoon at 3:30.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6 PM to 9PM
A songwriting workshop Steve's house
This wil be a small (7 person) song-writing circle. For further information and to reserve a spot please go to: https://www.meetup.com/Song-Makers-of-Westchester/events/234549192/.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm to 10pm
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering Peter Shafran's House
47 Jefferson AveHastings on Hudson, NY 10706
This is not the first Monday of the month because the first Monday falls on Rosh Hashanah. So we delayed it a week.
Come on out, have some dinner and play some music. Great time is guaranteed.
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together! Bring your instruments, tunes and voice! All are welcome. 6pm dinner and chatting, 7pmish the music making begins.
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
Come on out, have some dinner and play some music. Great time is guaranteed.
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together! Bring your instruments, tunes and voice! All are welcome. 6pm dinner and chatting, 7pmish the music making begins.
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:30pm to 10pm
Scoot Horton The Dogwood Bar and Restaurant
47 East Main StreetBeacon, NY
Phone: (845) 202-7500
Website: https://www.dogwoodbar.com/
Come to the Dogwood in Beacon for some great food and drink and to hear Scoot Horton play his original folk/country songs from his debut cd "Six 2 Seven" with some covers thrown in.
Scoot has been described as Woody Guthrie meets the Sex Pistols.
Bio- “Old Punks Don’t Die, They Go Country” is not only a line in one of Scoot Horton’s songs, but it describes Scoot as well. After spending 20 years playing and touring in various punk bands Scoot unplugged his guitar and went acoustic, releasing his debut CD “Six 2 Seven” to positive reviews in 2015. Scoot spent much time in the New York City Hardcore Punk scene, some of that influence naturally comes out in songs like “Life and Hope” and “Bank Man.” And people have noticed. He has been described as the Sex Pistols meet Woody Guthrie. Which makes sense because Scoot’s influences are Bob Dylan, Johnny Rotten, Joe Strummer, and the Carter Family. Scoot just says he plays folk/country as he hears it and what he writes comes with an edge. He calls it Outlaw Folk. Which is short, sweet, and to the point.
www.scoothorton.com
Scoot has been described as Woody Guthrie meets the Sex Pistols.
Bio- “Old Punks Don’t Die, They Go Country” is not only a line in one of Scoot Horton’s songs, but it describes Scoot as well. After spending 20 years playing and touring in various punk bands Scoot unplugged his guitar and went acoustic, releasing his debut CD “Six 2 Seven” to positive reviews in 2015. Scoot spent much time in the New York City Hardcore Punk scene, some of that influence naturally comes out in songs like “Life and Hope” and “Bank Man.” And people have noticed. He has been described as the Sex Pistols meet Woody Guthrie. Which makes sense because Scoot’s influences are Bob Dylan, Johnny Rotten, Joe Strummer, and the Carter Family. Scoot just says he plays folk/country as he hears it and what he writes comes with an edge. He calls it Outlaw Folk. Which is short, sweet, and to the point.
www.scoothorton.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4:30 PM
Tribes Hill Presents Kindred Folk at Embark Peekskill Embark @ The Flatz
1008 Main StPeekskill, New York
Tribes Hill Presents: Kindred Folk Concert Series 2016
Sunday, October 16th, 4:00 PM (note early start time)
Performers:
Amy Soucy
He-Bird, She-Bird
Karen Hudson River Trio
All Wheel Drive
Supported by an Arts Alive project grant from Arts Westchester
Supported by an Arts Alive project grant from Arts Westchester
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Tribes Hill Business Meeting Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, New York 10595
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 PM to 10:30 pm
Pre-Halloween Bash with The Levins and Scott Wolfson and Other Heroes Acoustic Cafe Music Series at OLM Academy
25 Fremont AvePark Ridge, NJ 07656 usa
Phone: 201-573-0718
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.cafeacoustic.org
Scott Wolfson and Other Heroes & The Levins will bring their infectious music and sense of fun to the Acoustic Café for some Pre-Halloween musical mischief and collaboration in this co-bill concert!
Scott Wolfson and Other Heroes are fast making a name for themselves as New Jersey’s indie folk powerhouse, spurring crowds into motion since 2011. . They are 2015 Falcon Ridge Emerging Artists, voted one of the Most Wanted Artists to perform on the main stage this year. Their debut album, Life On Fire, charted on Folk DJ’s list of most played 2014 albums, and the band has appeared onstage at the Black Potatoe Music Festival & the Philadelphia Folk Festival. Their latest CD, Welcoming the Flood, extends the boundaries of Scott’s rich lyrical imagery and the band’s big, catchy, complex sound. Scott’s soulful voice stands at the front of an inimitable band: Matt Laurita serves up tasty leads on guitar and banjo, Skyler Bode juggles keys and buttons, Chris Kelly drives the percussion, and Kirk Siee ties the room together on upright bass. Reviewers have dubbed them “musical scamps,” “dance hall folk” & “the future of folk rock.”
www.scottwolfson.com
“This band doesn’t hesitate to ignite like a match on their fiery second collection, Welcoming The Flood. Listen to these dudes…these people are magicians…wizards…”
- John Apice, No Depression -
Contemporary folk duo The Levins offer harmony-driven acoustic music that is warm and uplifting without skating over the complexities of life. Guitar and piano, along with tightly blended unison vocals, reflect the couple’s own compatible musical and personal relationship which began with meeting at an open mike in CA. They are 2014 Falcon Ridge Emerging Artists, CT Folk Festival Songwriter winners, and South Florida Folk Festival Songwriter Finalists. Their My Friend Hafiz CD, was selected by John Platt, WFUV as a top 10 CD of 2013. Their latest release, TRUST, debuted in the Top 10 on Folk radio and “I Am Here”, a song from the CD was a 2016 Empower Award winner at the Posi Music Festival. Their music continues to connect on a universal level with a lighthearted depth and a celebration of our common humanity.
"The Levins speak to our better selves with their crystalline harmonies and uplifting lyrics.”
-John Platt, WFUV -
Tickets: $20 advance online, $25 at the door www.cafeacoustic.org 201-573-0718
Proceeds benefit the OLM St Vincent’s Haiti scholarship fund
Scott Wolfson and Other Heroes are fast making a name for themselves as New Jersey’s indie folk powerhouse, spurring crowds into motion since 2011. . They are 2015 Falcon Ridge Emerging Artists, voted one of the Most Wanted Artists to perform on the main stage this year. Their debut album, Life On Fire, charted on Folk DJ’s list of most played 2014 albums, and the band has appeared onstage at the Black Potatoe Music Festival & the Philadelphia Folk Festival. Their latest CD, Welcoming the Flood, extends the boundaries of Scott’s rich lyrical imagery and the band’s big, catchy, complex sound. Scott’s soulful voice stands at the front of an inimitable band: Matt Laurita serves up tasty leads on guitar and banjo, Skyler Bode juggles keys and buttons, Chris Kelly drives the percussion, and Kirk Siee ties the room together on upright bass. Reviewers have dubbed them “musical scamps,” “dance hall folk” & “the future of folk rock.”
www.scottwolfson.com
“This band doesn’t hesitate to ignite like a match on their fiery second collection, Welcoming The Flood. Listen to these dudes…these people are magicians…wizards…”
- John Apice, No Depression -
Contemporary folk duo The Levins offer harmony-driven acoustic music that is warm and uplifting without skating over the complexities of life. Guitar and piano, along with tightly blended unison vocals, reflect the couple’s own compatible musical and personal relationship which began with meeting at an open mike in CA. They are 2014 Falcon Ridge Emerging Artists, CT Folk Festival Songwriter winners, and South Florida Folk Festival Songwriter Finalists. Their My Friend Hafiz CD, was selected by John Platt, WFUV as a top 10 CD of 2013. Their latest release, TRUST, debuted in the Top 10 on Folk radio and “I Am Here”, a song from the CD was a 2016 Empower Award winner at the Posi Music Festival. Their music continues to connect on a universal level with a lighthearted depth and a celebration of our common humanity.
"The Levins speak to our better selves with their crystalline harmonies and uplifting lyrics.”
-John Platt, WFUV -
Tickets: $20 advance online, $25 at the door www.cafeacoustic.org 201-573-0718
Proceeds benefit the OLM St Vincent’s Haiti scholarship fund
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 AM to Noon
Phil Dollard at the Ossining Farmers' Market Ossining Farmers' Market
Main & Spring Sts.Ossining, NY
Website: https://downtoearthmarkets.com
As the weather turns Autumnal, I'll be returning to the Ossining Farmers' Market for a couple sets of acoustic blues and organically grown original songs. Stop by if you're in the area.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3pm Doors Open at 2:30 to 5pm
Gun Sense: A Concert For Gun Safety Reformed Church of Bronxville
A dozen powerhouse Hudson Valley & New York City musicians and activists come together to share music, promote awareness, and create community in support of gun safety initiatives.
The concert will feature the music of Janie Barnett, Neil Okeson, Teri Scheinzeit, Ina May Wool, David S. Goldman, Jim Harrison, Glen Roethel, Amy Soucy, and Sloan Wainwright w/ Stephen Murphy, singing solos and collaborating.
The concert will feature the music of Janie Barnett, Neil Okeson, Teri Scheinzeit, Ina May Wool, David S. Goldman, Jim Harrison, Glen Roethel, Amy Soucy, and Sloan Wainwright w/ Stephen Murphy, singing solos and collaborating.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 pm to 9:30
Marc Black's Life... One Song at a Time The home of Blake Rowe
availableOssining, NY 10562
Phone: 914 760 7460
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.marcblack.com
Blake will open the show with a few songs on piano. If you've never heard him, you're in for quite a treat. I'll then play a house concert version of my one man show, Life... One Song at a Time.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11 am to 1 pm
Phil Dollard at the Croton Farmers' Market Croton Farmers' Market
1 Croton Point AvenueCroton-on-Hudson, NY
Website: https://downtoearthmarkets.com
Here's another great Farmers' Market in another great Hudson River town. I'll be doing my thang from 11 til 1 pm.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1 pm to 4 pm
Borderline Folk Music Open Mic Nanuet Public Library
149 Church StreetNanuet, NY 10954
Website: https://borderlinefolkmusicclub.org/
Musicians and musician lovers: Come to the Borderline’s first annual OPEN MIC! Join us for an afternoon of fun and musical community. Admission and participation is FREE (donations gratefully accepted). Soft drinks and snacks will be available for purchase.
18 slots will be available, with each performer having up to ten minutes (including set up) or two songs. Sign up starts at 12:15; at 12:45 we will pick the order of performance “out of a hat”, so please be on time and plan to stay to support the other artists. There will be professional sound provided.
Our host will be Hudson Valley singer-songwriter Larry Kolker, who has run numerous open mics and song circles, including the jam circles at the 2015 Clearwater Festival and the 2016 Take Me to the River Festival.
Come sing and play. Bring friends and family. Hear some of the awesome local musicians who make the open mic scene. We want the Borderline to be involved in the local community and you to be involved in the Borderline. Open mic performers will be considered for future shows as well.
Questions? contact Greta at intrend@yahoo.com. Supported by the Friends of the Nanuet Public Library.
18 slots will be available, with each performer having up to ten minutes (including set up) or two songs. Sign up starts at 12:15; at 12:45 we will pick the order of performance “out of a hat”, so please be on time and plan to stay to support the other artists. There will be professional sound provided.
Our host will be Hudson Valley singer-songwriter Larry Kolker, who has run numerous open mics and song circles, including the jam circles at the 2015 Clearwater Festival and the 2016 Take Me to the River Festival.
Come sing and play. Bring friends and family. Hear some of the awesome local musicians who make the open mic scene. We want the Borderline to be involved in the local community and you to be involved in the Borderline. Open mic performers will be considered for future shows as well.
Questions? contact Greta at intrend@yahoo.com. Supported by the Friends of the Nanuet Public Library.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 pm to 10 pm
FRED GILLEN JR Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://www.fredgillenjr.com
NYFA (New York Foundation For The Arts) grant recipient Fred Gillen Jr has released nine full-length albums, to great critical acclaim, and has toured all over the U.S. and Europe. His songs have been featured on ABC's "All My Children," NPR's "Car Talk," CMJ's New Music Marathon Sampler, and in 2012 his version of Woody Guthrie's "I Ain't Got No Home" was featured on "Pete Remembers Woody," a collection of Pete Seeger's spoken stories about Woody Guthrie. Like Guthrie, his songs often reflect the struggles of the marginalized and forgotten, shining a light on both the despair and hope in the human condition.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Andrew V. Craig and Old Dogs New Tricks (Jim Howe and Mark Davis) share Their Original Songs With You The Black Cat Cafe
45 Main StreetIrvington, NY 10533
Website: https://www.blackcatchef.com
Old Dogs New Tricks
Local musicians Mark Davis and Jim Howe have been singing together for years and have recently ventured into writing and performing their own songs. With Mark on acoustic guitarand Jim on cello, the two trade off lead and harmony vocals. Their songs explore what it means to be human and how, in the words of the poet Mary Oliver, we can make the most of our "one wild and precious life."
Andrew V.Craig- is a singer/songwriter, music teacher and a Tribes Hill member ,who's performed with Pete Seeger, Pat Humphries and opened for Rod MacDonald. He has performed in the Tarrytown Music Hall , Uptown Coffee House, The Bitter End and Lincoln Center. His songs are original acoustic music in the styling of pseudo bossa nova, jazz,pop, folk. You can listen/buy tracks at www.cdbaby.com/andrewvcraig or www.itunes.com/andrewvcraig https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VcvtugMPdSs
Local musicians Mark Davis and Jim Howe have been singing together for years and have recently ventured into writing and performing their own songs. With Mark on acoustic guitarand Jim on cello, the two trade off lead and harmony vocals. Their songs explore what it means to be human and how, in the words of the poet Mary Oliver, we can make the most of our "one wild and precious life."
Andrew V.Craig- is a singer/songwriter, music teacher and a Tribes Hill member ,who's performed with Pete Seeger, Pat Humphries and opened for Rod MacDonald. He has performed in the Tarrytown Music Hall , Uptown Coffee House, The Bitter End and Lincoln Center. His songs are original acoustic music in the styling of pseudo bossa nova, jazz,pop, folk. You can listen/buy tracks at www.cdbaby.com/andrewvcraig or www.itunes.com/andrewvcraig https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VcvtugMPdSs
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 pm to 10:30 pm
Phil Ochs Song Night Doctorow Center For the Arts
7971 Main Street Hunter, NY
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.catskillmtn.org/events/performances/2016-11-05-phil-ochs-song-night-886.html
Featuring Colleen Kattau, Sonia, John Flynn, Betty and the Baby Boomers, Fred Gillen Jr., and host Sonny Ochs
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 9:30pm
David S. Goldman's Songs Of The American Spirit Woodlands Community Temple Coffeehouse
50 Worthington Road , NY White Plains, New York 10607 USA
Phone: (914) 592-7070
Price: $25.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.wct.org/community/coffee-house
The idea for “Songs Of The American Spirit” arose out the inspiration David felt when reading the inscriptions on the hallowed monuments and memorials in Washington, D.C.–– words about democracy, justice, freedom, independence and equality. His program will take the audience on a journey through various genres of original and traditional American songs—from Folk, Blues and Spirituals to the American Songbook, Country and Italian and Jewish immigrant songs––each representative of different aspects of our country’s historical struggles, triumphs and diversity.
David has opened for Andy Statman at Irvington Town Hall Theatre, Kenny Loggins at Tarrytown Music Hall, for the Rippingtons at the Paramount Center for the Arts in Peekskill and has performed at The Living Room, Irvington Town Hall Theater, the Bitter End, and numerous other venues. He has released several albums, and most recently an award-winning single entitled "Going to America." David said "I wrote this song because I wanted to express a positive spirit in the face of all the challenges that America faces today. We are all going to America, trying to find America. We can only get there together..."
David will be joined by Ira Levin and Julia Bordenaro better known to contemporary folk audiences as The Levins.
“Few people on this earth were born to sing, but lucky for us, David Goldman is one of them.” ––Christine Lavin
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9 pm to 11 pm
Larry Kolker at the Art Cafe Art Cafe of Nyack
65 South BroadwayNyack, NY 10960
Website: https://www.artcafenyack.com/
Quaint café with hip vibe and great Mediterranean food. 9-11pm. Voted best outdoor dining in Rockland. Larry will be starting a monthly residence there in 2017!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:30pm to 9:30pm
CD Celebration for Peter Calo's New release, "Time Machine" Rockwood Music Hall Stage 3
185 Orchard St, New York, NY 10002 United States
Phone: 212 477-4155
Price: $12.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.rockwoodmusichall.com/
come join me and Chris Marshak as we play a set of songs and have some friends join us. Come and get a FREE CD. to celebrate.
“Peter Calo is the musician you meet early in your career and all of a sudden you’re 70 years old and you’re lucky enough to still be playing and writing with him.
This album shows his ability to merge styles and introduce new structures and harmonies with himself singing lead vocals. Always an inspiration and always quite surprising.
Life sure does shine bright on an ordinary day!! Oh, wait a second, I think he wrote that!!”
Carly Simon
“Peter Calo is the musician you meet early in your career and all of a sudden you’re 70 years old and you’re lucky enough to still be playing and writing with him.
This album shows his ability to merge styles and introduce new structures and harmonies with himself singing lead vocals. Always an inspiration and always quite surprising.
Life sure does shine bright on an ordinary day!! Oh, wait a second, I think he wrote that!!”
Carly Simon
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm to 10pm
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering Scoot Horton and Marlena Peter's House
11 Covert StMontrose, New York 10548
Phone: 914-739-6088
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together! Bring your instruments, tunes and voice! All are welcome. 6pm dinner and chatting, 7pmish the music making begins.
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together! Bring your instruments, tunes and voice! All are welcome. 6pm dinner and chatting, 7pmish the music making begins.
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm to 10pm
Groovin' in New Fairfield presents Terry Robb with special guest Lauren Sheenan and Danielle Miraglia Groovin' in New Fairfield Coffeehouse 33 CT Route 37, New Fairfield, CT 06812
33 Route 37New Fairfield, CT 06812
Phone: 914-263-4487
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.groovininnewfairfield.com
Groovin’ in New Fairfield is proud to welcomes TERRY ROBB with special guests Lauren Sheenan and Danielle Miraglia on Saturday, November 12 at 7:30pm, at the New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Route 37, New Fairfield, CT. Tickets are $10 and doors open at 6:45 pm.
TERRY ROBB is one of the top acoustic blues guitarists of our time. His signature
fingerpicking style has earned him international acclaim from worldwide audiences,
music critics and his distinguished peers. Incorporating elements from the Mississippi
Delta music tradition, ragtime, country, swing and free jazz, Robb has built a unique
blues sound that has made him a legend in his over 40 year music career.
Robb has been inducted into both the Oregon Music Hall of Fame and the
Cascade Blues Association Hall of Fame. He singlehandedly defined the Muddy Award
for Best Acoustic Guitar, winning the honor over 19 consecutive years from 1992 until
TERRY ROBB is one of the top acoustic blues guitarists of our time. His signature
fingerpicking style has earned him international acclaim from worldwide audiences,
music critics and his distinguished peers. Incorporating elements from the Mississippi
Delta music tradition, ragtime, country, swing and free jazz, Robb has built a unique
blues sound that has made him a legend in his over 40 year music career.
Robb has been inducted into both the Oregon Music Hall of Fame and the
Cascade Blues Association Hall of Fame. He singlehandedly defined the Muddy Award
for Best Acoustic Guitar, winning the honor over 19 consecutive years from 1992 until
- Upon his retirement from the competition in 2011, the award was changed to the
“Terry Robb Best Acoustic Guitar” Muddy Award to honor his landmark contributions to
blues music. Robb was born in British Columbia, raised in the United States and currently resides in Portland, Oregon. He achieved greatness at an early age, performing with Ramblin’ Rex of Frank Zappa / Captain Beefheart fame, Canned Heat’s Henry Vestine, and steel string
guitarist icon John Fahey. At age 24, Robb’s collaboration with Fahey included producing several of his critically acclaimed recordings including “Let Go”, an album which Rolling Stone gave four stars and named one of the top three of the year in 1984. As an acclaimed producer and session guitarist Robb has contributed to many Award-winning projects, including Alice Stuart’s Grammy and W.C. Handy nominated album, “Can’t Find No Heaven”. He went on to collaborate with Eddy Clearwater, Maria Muldaur, Ike Willis, Curtis Salgado, Glen Moore, toured with Buddy Guy and Steve Miller, and performed with B.B. King, Albert Lee, Joe Cocker, Robert Cray, Leo Kottke, Rick Wakeman and more.. www.terryrobb.com
Roots musician LAUREN SHEENAN begain her recording/performing career in 2002 and has been sailing on to critical acclaim, national/international radio charts and “encores” at festivals, concerts and venues across the country and in Canada. From fronting a 9-oieces band to solo acoustic work, this vivacious “songster” delights audiences with the breadth of her material, evocative artistry and musicianship. Recent appearances on NPR, four CD’s that charted in the top 20 on folk radio, a 2012 Portland Music Award for outstanding achievement in Folk, are some of the many accomplishments that attest to her growing significance as an artist, performer and teacher. www.LaurenSheenanMusic.com
DANIELLE MIRAGLIA comes armed with a strong steady thumb on an old Gibson, an infectious stomp-box rhythm and harmonica with tunes ranging from heart-felt to socially conscious that will move both your heart and hips. On her latest "Glory Junkies" she's joined by a killer cast of musicians blending the classic rock vibe of The Rolling Stones and Janis Joplin with Danielle's signature lyrical ability to explore human nature at its best and worst. Danielle was nominated for a 2015 Boston Music Award for Singer-Songwriter of the Year. Danielle has toured and played major venues across the United States and beyond, and has shared the stage with the likes of Johnny Winter, Bettye Lavette, John Hammond Jr., Joan Osborne, John Mayall, Sonny Landreth, John Oates, Colin Hay, Robert Cray, Rodney Crowell and many more "Straddling the line where folk/roots meets rock/blues, Miraglia has a voice that can go from a raspy come-hither purr to an Etta James-esque powerhouse belt, although she may be best known for her lead thumb — a heavy, thumping strike on her Gibson that’s backdrop percussion in itself." - Lauren Daley - The Boston Globe www.daniellem.com
Advance tickets can be purchased at the New Fairfield Senior Center or by mail. Payments made my mail should be payable to Groovin’ in New Fairfield, c/o New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Route 37, New Fairfield, CT. 06812. Please allow sufficient time when mailing. All sales are final. Tickets can also be purchased at the door, pending availability. Additionally, a moderately priced dinner catered by Bruno’s Restaurant is offered before the show. Choices include: eggplant rollatini, chicken francese, pizza, coffee, tea, hot mulled cider, water and homemade desserts. For additional information, contact us at grcoffeehouse@gmail.com.
About Groovin’ in New Fairfield: Groovin’ in New Fairfield seeks to develop and promote ongoing, regularly scheduled live music programs in New Fairfield and surrounding areas. It is a non-profit organization supported by sponsors, local businesses, grants from charitable organizations and patron donations and is staffed by volunteers. It operates under the New Fairfield Parks and Recreation Commission. www.groovininnewfairfield.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 9:30pm
A Musical History Of The Lower East Side BMCC Tribeca Performing Arts Center
199 Chambers StreetNew York, NY 10007 USA
Phone: (212) 220-1460
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://tribecapac.org/a-musical-history-of-the-lower-east-side-nov-18/
“A Musical History of the Lower East Side” Presented by Artists Without Walls & Charles R. Hale At BMCC Tribeca Performing Arts Center
199 Chambers Street, NYCProduced by Charles R. Hale
Co-Producer and Music Director David S. Goldman
BMCC Tribeca Performing Arts Center, the longest operating performance venue in lower Manhattan, proudly announces A Musical History of the Lower East Side, performing on Friday, November 18 at 8PM.
This special concert will consist of songs reflecting the ethnicity of the Irish, Italian, Jewish, Hispanic and African- American residents of New York’s Lower East Side, including Jazz, Opera, Irish, Latin, Italian and Yiddish music, along with historical narration and video by Charles R. Hale. This show premiered at Rockwood Music Hall in 2015 to a standing room only crowd.
PERFORMERS
Charles R. Hale, Narrator, Producer
Ashley Bell (Opera Singer)
Deni Bonet (Vocalist, Violinist)
David S. Goldman (Vocalist, Guitarist, Co-Producer, Music Director) Noah Hoffeld (Cellist)
Niamh Hyland (Vocalist)
Yuri Juárez (Guitarist, Arranger, Composer)
Jhair Sala (Percussionist)
Basya Schechter (Vocalist, Guitar, Oud, Saz)
Mala Waldron (Vocalist, Pianist)
Tickets are $25. Students and Seniors: $15. To purchase tickets, call Ticketing Services at (212) 220-1460. Tickets can also be purchased by clicking on the link at the top of this listing or by visiting the Box Office at 199 Chambers Street, Tues-Sat from 12PM – 6PM. Note: Buyers of 5 tickets or more: $15– must call to purchase these.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 pm to 11 pm
Larry Kolker at the Green Growler The Green Growler
368 S. Riverside Ave.Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520
Phone: (914) 862-0961
Website: https://www.thegreengrowler.com
Join Larry and friends at this awesome craft beer and food joint. Cool space and vibe, and a home for live music. Acoustic and electric, three sets, Jeremy Kolker on drums. Special guests will include outstanding vocalist Judy Kass.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:30 p.m. to 11:30 pm
Fred Gillen Jr & Linda Draper The Dogwood Bar and Restaurant
47 East Main StreetBeacon, NY
Phone: (845) 202-7500
Website: https://www.dogwoodbar.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 am to Noon
Phil Dollard at the Ossining Farmers' Market Ossining Farmers' Market
Main & Spring Sts.Ossining, NY
Website: https://downtoearthmarkets.com
There are sure to be pumpkins and gourds in abundance for your Thanksgiving table and decorations, so stop by and I'll thankfully play some tunes for you.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr & Linda Draper Bean Runner Cafe
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566 USA
Phone: (914) 737-1701
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Tribes Hill Business Meeting Scoot Horton House
11 Covert StMontrose, NY 10548
Phone: 845-459-9905
The meeting has been moved from the Hammond House the the always lovely Scoot Horton's house.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4 pm
Stephen Scholle Black Cat Cafe
45 Main Street Irvington, NY
Website: https://blackcatchef.com/
I'll be playing originals from my CDs, Rhymes with Folly, Woodsmoke and To Feel the Way I Do. Come have a cuppa and take a seat.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Coffee Labs Roasters
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00pm to 9:00pm
An Evening with Leo Harmonay & John Banrock Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
Great music, great coffee and great times! Come enjoy the art of singer / songwriters Leo Harmonay and John Banrock.
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Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm to 10pm
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering Rick and Robin Kline's House
27 Roma Orchard RdPeekskill, NY
Come on out, have some dinner and play some music. Great time is guaranteed.
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together! Bring your instruments, tunes and voice! All are welcome. 6pm dinner and chatting, 7pmish the music making begins.
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together! Bring your instruments, tunes and voice! All are welcome. 6pm dinner and chatting, 7pmish the music making begins.
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4:30pm to 7:30pm
Tribes Hill Presents Winter Solstice Common Ground Coffee House
25 Old Jackson Ave.Hastings on Hudson, NY 10706 USA
Price: $15.00
Website: https://commongroundfusw.com/
Tribes Hill Presents Winter Solstice @ Common Ground Coffee House is our annual fund raiser to keep events like this going. The day features great performers and raffles. Come celebrate the season with us. We'd love to have you.
The performers:
Featuring performances by:
-Rob MacMahon
-Pluck and Rail
-Loretta Hagen
-Steve Scholle
-Karen Hudson and Iris Cohen
-Hudson Valley Sally
-Phil Dollard and Buddy Coughlin
-Judy Cass and Pluck & Rail
-Hot Club of Hastings
-Shovel Ready String Band
-Fred Gillen Jr.
-George Mallas and Leo Harmonay
-Hillary Johnson and Mike Katzman
-Carolann Solebello and Mark Allen Berube
-Gordon Roehrer and Nancy Dochartaigh
-All Wheel Drive
-Roshni
-Lisa Jane Lipkin and Jay Hitt
The performers:
Featuring performances by:
-Rob MacMahon
-Pluck and Rail
-Loretta Hagen
-Steve Scholle
-Karen Hudson and Iris Cohen
-Hudson Valley Sally
-Phil Dollard and Buddy Coughlin
-Judy Cass and Pluck & Rail
-Hot Club of Hastings
-Shovel Ready String Band
-Fred Gillen Jr.
-George Mallas and Leo Harmonay
-Hillary Johnson and Mike Katzman
-Carolann Solebello and Mark Allen Berube
-Gordon Roehrer and Nancy Dochartaigh
-All Wheel Drive
-Roshni
-Lisa Jane Lipkin and Jay Hitt
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4:30 PM
Tribes Hill Presents Kindred Folk at Embark Peekskill - Sunday, December 18th Embark @ The Flatz
1008 Main StPeekskill, New York 10566
Website: https://www.embarkpeekskill.com
HOPE MACHINE HOOTENANNY
featuring FRED GILLEN, JR & STEVE KIRKMAN
$10 Suggested Donation
EMBARK @ The Flatz
3RD Floor
1008 Main St.
This Sunday will be the last of our Kindred Folk shows for the year, Hope Machine's Hootenanny at Embark Peekskill. Fred Gillen Jr. and Steve Kirkman, will be accompanied by some of their Tribes Hill friends. Join them in ringing out this past crazy year and looking for hope in the new one.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 10:30 pm
PRE New Years Eve CD release Celebration The Bean Runner Cafe
201 S. Division & Esther StreetPeekskill, NY
Phone: 914-737-1701
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com/
“Peter Calo is the musician you meet early in your career and all of a sudden you’re 70 years old and you’re lucky enough to still be playing and writing with him.
This album shows his ability to merge styles and introduce new structures and harmonies with himself singing lead vocals. Always an inspiration and always quite surprising.
Life sure does shine bright on an ordinary day!! Oh, wait a second, I think he wrote that!!”
Carly Simon
Hi peter, I'm listening to your album and I love the mix of styles, the unselfconscious vocals and the smart lyrics! I especially love Elephants Never Forget, it's a deep, lyrical and soulful sixties rock pop song. I hear it in a movie.
I hope many many ears get to relish your work.
Your faithful songwriter, Sophie B Hawkins
Peter will be joined by Pete Donovan on bass and Chris Marshak on drums with very special guests sitting in!!!
for info and res. 914.737.1701 ~ beanman@beanrunnercafe.com
This album shows his ability to merge styles and introduce new structures and harmonies with himself singing lead vocals. Always an inspiration and always quite surprising.
Life sure does shine bright on an ordinary day!! Oh, wait a second, I think he wrote that!!”
Carly Simon
Hi peter, I'm listening to your album and I love the mix of styles, the unselfconscious vocals and the smart lyrics! I especially love Elephants Never Forget, it's a deep, lyrical and soulful sixties rock pop song. I hear it in a movie.
I hope many many ears get to relish your work.
Your faithful songwriter, Sophie B Hawkins
Peter will be joined by Pete Donovan on bass and Chris Marshak on drums with very special guests sitting in!!!
for info and res. 914.737.1701 ~ beanman@beanrunnercafe.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm to 10pm
Tribes Hill Monthly Gatheering Steve Scholle's House
5 Homewood RdHartsdale, NY 10530
Come on out and start the New Year by having dinner with friends and playing some music. Great time is guaranteed.
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together! Bring your instruments, tunes and voice! All are welcome. 6pm dinner and chatting, 7pmish the music making begins.
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together! Bring your instruments, tunes and voice! All are welcome. 6pm dinner and chatting, 7pmish the music making begins.
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:30 to 9:00
Lisa Gutkin and Fred Gillen Jr, and Community Sing The Bean Runner Cafe
201 S. Division & Esther StreetPeekskill, NY
Phone: 914-737-1701
Price: $15.00
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com/
6:30 Community Sing: Lisa and Fred will teach some songs of resistance. This part of the night is FREE!
7:30 Lisa and Fred Concert! $15 suggested minimum to benefit Resist Spectra
7:30 Lisa and Fred Concert! $15 suggested minimum to benefit Resist Spectra
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Monthly Residency Coffee Labs Roasters
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY
Website: https://www.coffeelabs.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 AM til Noon
Phil Dollard at the Mamaroneck Farmers' Market Mamaroneck Indoor Farmers Market
168 Boston Post Rd. (St. Thomas Episcopal Church)Mamaroneck, NY
Website: https://www.downtoearthmarkets.com
You can laugh at the weather at the Indoor Mamaroneck Farmers' Market. If your new Year's resolution includes eating healthier (or even if it doesn't) stop by the market on Saturday and I'll be there to entertain you with some blues inflected finger picking and slide.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 9pm
Scoot Horton Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
Stop on by the Peekskill Coffee House to see Scoot's first show of 2017.
Scoot will be playing songs off his cd "Six 2 Seven" and some new songs.
Always a good time.
www.scoothorton.com
Scoot will be playing songs off his cd "Six 2 Seven" and some new songs.
Always a good time.
www.scoothorton.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Pilgrimage: Light, Sound, Spirit Square Peg Gallery
385 Warburton AvenueHastings On Hudson, NY
Website: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2120609737/pilgrimage-0?ref=user_menu
10:00 a.m. to noon: Guided meditation with Zen monk Maarten Olthof, including a short pilgrimage on the Old Croton Aqueduct.
2:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Music performance featuring the Roshni Orchestra: Julie Corbalis, Fred Gillen Jr, Steve Kirkman, Tara Lindhardt, Andrew Mattina, Matt Turk, Janette Sulastri, and special guests!
Fundraiser for "Go Without Fear," a documentary about a walking pilgrimage through the life of the Buddha.
2:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Music performance featuring the Roshni Orchestra: Julie Corbalis, Fred Gillen Jr, Steve Kirkman, Tara Lindhardt, Andrew Mattina, Matt Turk, Janette Sulastri, and special guests!
Fundraiser for "Go Without Fear," a documentary about a walking pilgrimage through the life of the Buddha.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 10pm
Scoot Horton and Charlie Schiller An Beal Bocht
445 W 238th St. Bronx (Riverdale), NY
Phone: 718-844-7127
Website: https://www.anbealbochtcafe.com/
“Old Punks Don’t Die, They Go Country” is not only a line in one of Scoot Horton’s songs, but it describes Scoot as well. After spending 20 years playing and touring in various punk bands Scoot unplugged his guitar and went acoustic, releasing his debut CD “Six 2 Seven” to positive reviews in 2015. Scoot spent much time in the New York City Hardcore Punk scene, some of that influence naturally comes out in songs like “Life and Hope” and “Bank Man.” And people have noticed. He has been described as the Sex Pistols meet Woody Guthrie. Which makes sense because Scoot’s influences are Bob Dylan, Johnny Rotten, Joe Strummer, and the Carter Family. Scoot just says he plays folk/country as he hears it and what he writes comes with an edge. He calls it Outlaw Folk.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1 pm to 4 pm
Alice Leon, Whiskey Foxtrot and Phil Dollard at Borderline Folk Music Presents! Borderline Folk Music at Nanuet Public Library
Nanuet Public Library, 149 Church Street, Nanuet, NY
Website: https://borderlinefolkmusicclub.org/events/
Alice Leon is a singer/songwriter who has shared the stage with some heavyweights (see flyer), Whiskey Foxtrot blends Country, Bluegrass and Amricana, and Phil Dollard infuses his love of Piedmont finger picking and Delta slide into his own blues tinged tunes. This is sure to be a terrific, toe-tapping afternoon.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR The Mill
583 Warburton Ave.Hastings on Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: (914) 231-7772
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 8pm
Peter Calo returns to Rockwood Stage 3 Rockwood Music Hall Stage 3
185 Orchard St New Yor, NY
Price: $12.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.ticketfly.com/venue/11241-rockwood-music-hall-stage-3/
Peter will be joined by Chris Marshak on percussion.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9 p.m. to 12 a.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Eleven Eleven Grille
1111 Main StreetFishkill, NY
Website: https://www.eleven11grille.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8PM to 11PM
Julie Corbalis & Bryan Gordon Duo The Back Nine
2050 Main St. Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567
Phone: 914.739.GOLF (4653)
Website: https://thebacknineindoorgolf.com/
Free show! Julie & Bryan will be singing and playing their favorite classic duets including hits from Sonny & Cher, Simon & Garfunkel, and Johnny & June, as well performing a few of their own original tunes. Nice place to hang with family.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm to 10:00 pm
Groovin' in New Fairfield presents Chris Trapper and Matt Turk with special guest Jacob Bernz Groovin' in New Fairfield Coffeehouse
33 Route 37New Fairfield, CT 06812
Phone: 203-312-5665
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.groovininnewfairfield.com
GROOVIN’ IN NEW FAIRFIELD PRESENTS CHRIS TRAPPER AND MATT TURK
WITH SPECIAL GUEST JACOB BERNZ
SATURDAY, JANUARY 28 AT 7:30PM
New Fairfield, CT: Groovin’ in New Fairfield is proud to welcome CHRIS TRAPPER AND MATT TURK with special guest JACOB BERNZ on Saturday, January 28 at 7:30pm, at the New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Route 37, New Fairfield, CT. Tickets are $10 and doors open at 6:45 pm.
CHRIS TRAPPER began his career as the front man for late-90’s alternative rock band THE PUSH STARS (Capitol Records). With four CD releases and several high profile national tours -- including a run with Matchbox Twenty -- The Push Stars served to establish Chris as an authentic talent. As a singer /songwriter, Chris is most known for his original song THIS TIME, the #1 selling song on the Grammy nominated soundtrack for AUGUST RUSH (Robin Williams, Jonathan Rhys Meyers /Warner Bros Pictures). His music can best be described as lyrically driven roots-pop with a knack for telling everyday stories. Chris can boast high profile film placements including There's Something About Mary (Ben Stiller, Cameron Diaz), The Devil Wears Prada (Meryl Streep), Say It Isn’t So (Heather Graham) Gun Shy (Sandra Bullock, Liam Neeson) and most recently, Some Kind of Beautiful *Pierce Brosnan, Salma Hayek) as well as significant television placements including All My Children, Women's Murder Club, Malcolm In The Middle, a coveted placement in George Clooney's final episode of ER, the theme song for WB Networks dramedy Pepper Dennis and a cameo on-screen appearance with the show's star, Rebecca Romjin. The New York Times has called his work “classic pop perfection.” www.christrapper.com
Web music authority All Music Guide calls MATT TURK "...an artist to be reckoned with." A seasoned recording artist, multi-instrumentalist, eternal idealist and peace loving realist, Matt Turk is a veteran performer who has engaged audiences around the world, both as a rocking bandleader and an acoustic folk troubadour. He has shared the stage with Pete Seeger, opened for Judy Collins, The Doobie Brothers, Fiona Apple, The Grateful Dead's Mickey Hart, Dr. Ralph Stanley, Keller Williams, David Bromberg, Ellis Marsalis, Del McCoury and more. He has performed throughout the USA, Europe, Israel and the Caribbean, appearing at festivals and venues including Clearwater's Great Hudson River Revival, Caramoor's American Roots Festival, the Gathering of the Vibes, Atlanta's Music Midtown, Jazz at Lincoln Center, The Beacon Theatre and Brooklyn Bowl. www.turktunes.com
n Valley singer-songwriter JACOB BERNZ has spent his entire life surrounded by the musical friends and colleagues of his father, two-time Grammy winning producer/musician David Bernz. Pete Seeger was a family friend and frequent presence in Jacob's life. Through his friendship with Pete, and as a member of
Clearwater's Power of Song, Jacob has had the opportunity to play at many distinguished venues including The Guthrie Center, The Tarrytown Music Hall, New York's Symphony Space and Lincoln Center Out Of Doors. He's been fortunate to share the stage with notable musicians including David Amram, Guy Davis, Livingston Taylor, Jackson Browne, Tom Chapin and Arlo Guthrie. "A young man in my town has a beautiful tenor voice... Want to feel more optimistic about the world? Listen to young people. Here's one of them." - Pete Seeger www.jacobbernz.com
Advance tickets can be purchased at the New Fairfield Senior Center or by mail. Payments made my mail should be payable to Groovin’ in New Fairfield, c/o New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Route 37, New Fairfield, CT. 06812. Please allow sufficient time when mailing. All sales are final. Tickets can also be purchased at the door, pending availability. Additionally, a moderately priced dinner catered by Bruno’s Restaurant is offered before the show. Choices include: eggplant rollatini, chicken francese, pizza, coffee, tea, hot mulled cider, water and homemade desserts. For additional information, contact us at grcoffeehouse@gmail.com.
About Groovin’ in New Fairfield: Groovin’ in New Fairfield seeks to develop and promote ongoing, regularly scheduled live music programs in New Fairfield and surrounding areas. It is a non-profit organization supported by sponsors, local businesses, grants from charitable organizations and patron donations and is staffed by volunteers. It operates under the New Fairfield Parks and Recreation Commission. www.groovininnewfairfield.com
WITH SPECIAL GUEST JACOB BERNZ
SATURDAY, JANUARY 28 AT 7:30PM
New Fairfield, CT: Groovin’ in New Fairfield is proud to welcome CHRIS TRAPPER AND MATT TURK with special guest JACOB BERNZ on Saturday, January 28 at 7:30pm, at the New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Route 37, New Fairfield, CT. Tickets are $10 and doors open at 6:45 pm.
CHRIS TRAPPER began his career as the front man for late-90’s alternative rock band THE PUSH STARS (Capitol Records). With four CD releases and several high profile national tours -- including a run with Matchbox Twenty -- The Push Stars served to establish Chris as an authentic talent. As a singer /songwriter, Chris is most known for his original song THIS TIME, the #1 selling song on the Grammy nominated soundtrack for AUGUST RUSH (Robin Williams, Jonathan Rhys Meyers /Warner Bros Pictures). His music can best be described as lyrically driven roots-pop with a knack for telling everyday stories. Chris can boast high profile film placements including There's Something About Mary (Ben Stiller, Cameron Diaz), The Devil Wears Prada (Meryl Streep), Say It Isn’t So (Heather Graham) Gun Shy (Sandra Bullock, Liam Neeson) and most recently, Some Kind of Beautiful *Pierce Brosnan, Salma Hayek) as well as significant television placements including All My Children, Women's Murder Club, Malcolm In The Middle, a coveted placement in George Clooney's final episode of ER, the theme song for WB Networks dramedy Pepper Dennis and a cameo on-screen appearance with the show's star, Rebecca Romjin. The New York Times has called his work “classic pop perfection.” www.christrapper.com
Web music authority All Music Guide calls MATT TURK "...an artist to be reckoned with." A seasoned recording artist, multi-instrumentalist, eternal idealist and peace loving realist, Matt Turk is a veteran performer who has engaged audiences around the world, both as a rocking bandleader and an acoustic folk troubadour. He has shared the stage with Pete Seeger, opened for Judy Collins, The Doobie Brothers, Fiona Apple, The Grateful Dead's Mickey Hart, Dr. Ralph Stanley, Keller Williams, David Bromberg, Ellis Marsalis, Del McCoury and more. He has performed throughout the USA, Europe, Israel and the Caribbean, appearing at festivals and venues including Clearwater's Great Hudson River Revival, Caramoor's American Roots Festival, the Gathering of the Vibes, Atlanta's Music Midtown, Jazz at Lincoln Center, The Beacon Theatre and Brooklyn Bowl. www.turktunes.com
n Valley singer-songwriter JACOB BERNZ has spent his entire life surrounded by the musical friends and colleagues of his father, two-time Grammy winning producer/musician David Bernz. Pete Seeger was a family friend and frequent presence in Jacob's life. Through his friendship with Pete, and as a member of
Clearwater's Power of Song, Jacob has had the opportunity to play at many distinguished venues including The Guthrie Center, The Tarrytown Music Hall, New York's Symphony Space and Lincoln Center Out Of Doors. He's been fortunate to share the stage with notable musicians including David Amram, Guy Davis, Livingston Taylor, Jackson Browne, Tom Chapin and Arlo Guthrie. "A young man in my town has a beautiful tenor voice... Want to feel more optimistic about the world? Listen to young people. Here's one of them." - Pete Seeger www.jacobbernz.com
Advance tickets can be purchased at the New Fairfield Senior Center or by mail. Payments made my mail should be payable to Groovin’ in New Fairfield, c/o New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Route 37, New Fairfield, CT. 06812. Please allow sufficient time when mailing. All sales are final. Tickets can also be purchased at the door, pending availability. Additionally, a moderately priced dinner catered by Bruno’s Restaurant is offered before the show. Choices include: eggplant rollatini, chicken francese, pizza, coffee, tea, hot mulled cider, water and homemade desserts. For additional information, contact us at grcoffeehouse@gmail.com.
About Groovin’ in New Fairfield: Groovin’ in New Fairfield seeks to develop and promote ongoing, regularly scheduled live music programs in New Fairfield and surrounding areas. It is a non-profit organization supported by sponsors, local businesses, grants from charitable organizations and patron donations and is staffed by volunteers. It operates under the New Fairfield Parks and Recreation Commission. www.groovininnewfairfield.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 to 9pm
An Evening with Peter Calo in Concert Croton Free Library
171 Cleveland DriveCroton-on-Hudson NY, NY 10520 United States
Phone: (914) 271-6612
Website: https://www.crotonfreelibrary.org/events-calendar/
Free and open to the Public. A wonderful space to listen to live music. An all acoustic program.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr 48th Birthday Show Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://www.fredgillenjr.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:30pm to 10:30 pm
David S. Goldman and Kirsten Maxwell In Concert Garden Stage Coffee House
223 Stewart Ave, @ the corner of Nassau BoulevardGarden City, NY
Phone: 516-248-8891
Website: https://www.GardenStage.com
I'm very much looking forward to this Feb. 3 co-bill with one of my favorite singer songwriters, Kirsten Maxwell who has what can only be described as a phenomenal voice. I look forward to singing with her on a few songs and to hear some of the new material from her forthcoming new CD! 
Garden Stage Coffeehouse, Friday, Feb. 3, 8:30pm sharp, open mic at 7:30pm. Note that tickets are not bought online, just reserved via the email address below, and then you pay at the door.
223 Stewart Avenue
Garden City, NY 11530
516-248-8855
Price: $20 in advance, $22 at door reservations@gardenstage.com
www.DavidGoldman.com www.KirstenMaxwell.com
Garden Stage Coffeehouse, Friday, Feb. 3, 8:30pm sharp, open mic at 7:30pm. Note that tickets are not bought online, just reserved via the email address below, and then you pay at the door.
223 Stewart Avenue
Garden City, NY 11530
516-248-8855
Price: $20 in advance, $22 at door reservations@gardenstage.com
www.DavidGoldman.com www.KirstenMaxwell.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:30 PM Art Wine Food Reception 8:00 PM Concert to 10:30 am
Joe Crookston & Common Ground Concerts Present Imagine Nation Irvington Town Hall Theater
85 Main StreetIrvington, NY
Phone: 914 591 6602
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.irvingtontheater.com
Common Ground Concerts Presents
JOE CROOKSTON
IMAGINE NATION
Irvington Town Hall Theater
Saturday, Feb 4, 2017
A Multi-Media Night of Sublime Orchestral Folk,
Visual Art, Acrolette Dance, Wine, Food, and Video
From Ithaca NY, internationally touring artist, songwriter and painter, JOE CROOKSTON, is presenting Imagine Nation. A multi-media performance with lush sonic landscapes, slide guitar, acrolette yoga handstands, looping fiddle, projected art, original paintings, and pure musical magic. Come.
Be inspired. It’ll be MORE than you’re expecting.
Humans are capable of great things. Negativity is swirling everywhere. This is a celebration of who we can be. Art Reception, Wine, Food, all in the gorgeous Irvington Town Hall Theater.
Joe Crookston ~ Imagine Nation will begin at 6:30 PM with an art reception in the Lobby. The reception will include wine, beer, light fare and music. A party. Ticket price includes wine, beer and food. The concert will begin at 8:00 PM. Early Bird tickets are $25 if you get them by Dec 31st. This show will fill up. Get your tickets early and support Joe by inviting a handful of friends to join you.
For questions and to get your tickets easily…
call Elisabeth at 607-280-3198 or email publicity@joecrookston.com
This event is supported by our arts partners:
Common Ground Concerts, Ethical Brew Concerts,
The Acoustic Music Agency, and River Spirit.
"The Letters of Florence Hemphill" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmOmRfoZE1g
"Little Bit Lovely and a Little Bit Mean"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6jelut90L0
"Creating Beauty in a Broken World" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xj7U7MIy4ag
"Brooklyn in July" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m2fpKFFk4mY
JOE CROOKSTON
IMAGINE NATION
Irvington Town Hall Theater
Saturday, Feb 4, 2017
A Multi-Media Night of Sublime Orchestral Folk,
Visual Art, Acrolette Dance, Wine, Food, and Video
From Ithaca NY, internationally touring artist, songwriter and painter, JOE CROOKSTON, is presenting Imagine Nation. A multi-media performance with lush sonic landscapes, slide guitar, acrolette yoga handstands, looping fiddle, projected art, original paintings, and pure musical magic. Come.
Be inspired. It’ll be MORE than you’re expecting.
Humans are capable of great things. Negativity is swirling everywhere. This is a celebration of who we can be. Art Reception, Wine, Food, all in the gorgeous Irvington Town Hall Theater.
Joe Crookston ~ Imagine Nation will begin at 6:30 PM with an art reception in the Lobby. The reception will include wine, beer, light fare and music. A party. Ticket price includes wine, beer and food. The concert will begin at 8:00 PM. Early Bird tickets are $25 if you get them by Dec 31st. This show will fill up. Get your tickets early and support Joe by inviting a handful of friends to join you.
For questions and to get your tickets easily…
call Elisabeth at 607-280-3198 or email publicity@joecrookston.com
This event is supported by our arts partners:
Common Ground Concerts, Ethical Brew Concerts,
The Acoustic Music Agency, and River Spirit.
"The Letters of Florence Hemphill" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmOmRfoZE1g
"Little Bit Lovely and a Little Bit Mean"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6jelut90L0
"Creating Beauty in a Broken World" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xj7U7MIy4ag
"Brooklyn in July" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m2fpKFFk4mY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm to 10pm
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering Barbara Prisament's House
50 Clarewood DriveHastings on Hudson, NY 10706
Come on out, have some dinner and play some music. Great time is guaranteed.
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together! Bring your instruments, tunes and voice! All are welcome. 6pm dinner and chatting, 7pmish the music making begins.
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together! Bring your instruments, tunes and voice! All are welcome. 6pm dinner and chatting, 7pmish the music making begins.
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 8:30pm
NY Song Writers Showcase The bitter End
147 Bleecker St, New York, NY 10012 usa
Website: https://www.bitterend.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr & Lisa Gutkin Resist Spectra Benefit 6th Street Community Center
638 East 6th Street, between B & C, East VillageNew York, NY
Phone: (212)-677-1863
Website: https://www.sixthstreetcenter.org
Welcome to our big night of music to support the great work of ResistSpectra, going non-stop for over a year to halt the construction of an egregiously named, massively scaled high-pressure fracked gas pipeline, the Algonquin Pipeline Expansion.
(If you can't make it, please support us at https://gogetfunding.com/resistspectra/)
Suggested donation $20
This pipeline has already trammeled forests and rammed through private property, and now skirts dangerously close to Indian Point, the nuclear power plant right up the Hudson River from NYC. There's much more construction planned to get the gas to overseas markets, where the price will drive up domestic gas prices by at least a factor of two. We're going to keep on til we stop Spectra! And we are turning to you for some needed support and offering a fun evening in return. If you are unable to join us, please donate here.
We've got our own high energy right here in NYC, in the form of two marvelous performers who are also our fractivist heroes - and friends. We'll do it for the birthday of a great president (he can use some love right now), for Celtic goddess Brigid now reconfigured as a saint, she who tends the hearth and promises spring will come again, for Saint Valentine who stood up to Empire, for the little critter who lives in the ground where the pipeline rumbles and shakes, for Earth herself.
At every performance Fred Gillen Jr. opens his heart and pours out the unglamorous but compelling tales of the marginalized and forgotten. His songs have often been described as both painfully intimate and universal ... His live performances are spontaneous celebrations of all that it is to be human, he encourages participation, and he works hard to eliminate the "fourth wall" between performer and audience .... Gillen's version of Woody Guthrie's song I Ain't Got No Home was featured on the Appleseed Records CD Pete Remembers Woody, a recording of Pete Seeger telling stories about Woody.
Lisa Gutkin is best known as the Grammy award winning violinist, singer and songwriter of the Klezmatics, and as co-founder of Whirligig, the “downtown” celtic band. She played in Sting’s "The Last Ship,” had a cameo appearance in “Sex and the City,” and is a MacDowell Fellow. Lisa appears on hundreds of recordings including “From Here On In,” a CD of her original songs produced by John Lissauer, and an instructional DVD called “Play Klezmer Fiddle!” She has co-authored songs with Woody Guthrie, Anne Sexton, and Maggie Dubris, and composed for symphony orchestra, dance, and film. And now she is about to play the role of Nellie Friedman, a musician, in “INDECENT,” a new Broadway play for which she co-composed the music!
(If you can't make it, please support us at https://gogetfunding.com/resistspectra/)
Suggested donation $20
This pipeline has already trammeled forests and rammed through private property, and now skirts dangerously close to Indian Point, the nuclear power plant right up the Hudson River from NYC. There's much more construction planned to get the gas to overseas markets, where the price will drive up domestic gas prices by at least a factor of two. We're going to keep on til we stop Spectra! And we are turning to you for some needed support and offering a fun evening in return. If you are unable to join us, please donate here.
We've got our own high energy right here in NYC, in the form of two marvelous performers who are also our fractivist heroes - and friends. We'll do it for the birthday of a great president (he can use some love right now), for Celtic goddess Brigid now reconfigured as a saint, she who tends the hearth and promises spring will come again, for Saint Valentine who stood up to Empire, for the little critter who lives in the ground where the pipeline rumbles and shakes, for Earth herself.
At every performance Fred Gillen Jr. opens his heart and pours out the unglamorous but compelling tales of the marginalized and forgotten. His songs have often been described as both painfully intimate and universal ... His live performances are spontaneous celebrations of all that it is to be human, he encourages participation, and he works hard to eliminate the "fourth wall" between performer and audience .... Gillen's version of Woody Guthrie's song I Ain't Got No Home was featured on the Appleseed Records CD Pete Remembers Woody, a recording of Pete Seeger telling stories about Woody.
Lisa Gutkin is best known as the Grammy award winning violinist, singer and songwriter of the Klezmatics, and as co-founder of Whirligig, the “downtown” celtic band. She played in Sting’s "The Last Ship,” had a cameo appearance in “Sex and the City,” and is a MacDowell Fellow. Lisa appears on hundreds of recordings including “From Here On In,” a CD of her original songs produced by John Lissauer, and an instructional DVD called “Play Klezmer Fiddle!” She has co-authored songs with Woody Guthrie, Anne Sexton, and Maggie Dubris, and composed for symphony orchestra, dance, and film. And now she is about to play the role of Nellie Friedman, a musician, in “INDECENT,” a new Broadway play for which she co-composed the music!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm to 8pm
Leo Harmonay Kurzhals Coffee
900 Main StreetPeekskill, NY 10566 USA
Phone: 914-208-0158
Website: https://KurzhalsCoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10AM to Noon
Phil Dollard at the Ossining Farmers' Market Ossining Indoor Farmers' Market
First Presbyterian Church, 34 S. Highland Ave. (Rt. 9)Ossining, NY 10562
Website: https://www.downtoearthmarkets.com
I'll be returning to the wonderful, community-centric Ossining Market on February 11. Everything is certified organic, including the live music by yours truly. See you there.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm to 9:30pm
The Levins / Rally for LOVE! The Nyack Center
58 Depew @BroadwayNyack, NY USA
Phone: 510-390-4903
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://thelevinsmusic.com/
The Levins ( Julia and Ira ) offering a Valentine for ALL! It's a rally for LOVE during a time when we need it most. An interactive musical experience focused on connection and moving forward in strength as community. Come sing, dance and celebrate.
A evening of transformational folk grooves joined by Mark Dann on bass and Sean Dixon on percussion and Mike Richmond on cello.
Opening the show will be Nyack resident, Steev Richter, whose new release, Beloved, showcases his heart-centered songwriting genius.
Tickets:
$15 in advance (no extra fee)
$20 at the door
(Tickets held at the door.)
A portion of the event proceeds will benefit People to People Inc. programs of Rockland County.
Can't wait to see you!
WHEN: Sunday Feb 12, 7:30 -9:30pm
WHERE: The Nyack Center, 58 Depew @Broadway, Nyack, NY
TIX: http://thelevinsmusic.com/store
A evening of transformational folk grooves joined by Mark Dann on bass and Sean Dixon on percussion and Mike Richmond on cello.
Opening the show will be Nyack resident, Steev Richter, whose new release, Beloved, showcases his heart-centered songwriting genius.
Tickets:
$15 in advance (no extra fee)
$20 at the door
(Tickets held at the door.)
A portion of the event proceeds will benefit People to People Inc. programs of Rockland County.
Can't wait to see you!
WHEN: Sunday Feb 12, 7:30 -9:30pm
WHERE: The Nyack Center, 58 Depew @Broadway, Nyack, NY
TIX: http://thelevinsmusic.com/store
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr & Scoot Horton! Live at The Upstream
8 Main StreetHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: (914) 674-8548
Price: $10.00
Website: https://goo.gl/bhbmMM
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 to 10:00 am
History of the 1950's and 60's through Popular Song, multi-media discussion, singalong and performance. Schoolhouse Theater
3 Owens RdCroton Falls, NY 10519
Phone: 914-277-8477
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.schoolhousetheater.org
Join New York Blues Hall of Fame inductee, Marc Black, for a musical tour through these two historically defining decades. You’ll sing along with wonderful songs as diverse as Itsy Bitsy, Teeny Weeny Yellow Polka -Dot Bikini and Blowin’ in the Wind, as well as tunes by artists ranging from Dean Martin to George Harrison. In addition to the music and discussion, this popular program features a slide show that’s sure to slide you right back in time. Marc will also perform his own group’s top forty hit from 1967… ‘Happy’ by the ‘Blades of Grass’.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 AM til Noon to Noon
Phil Dollard at the Mamaroneck Farmers' Market Mamaroneck Farmers' Market
168 Boston Post Rd.Mamaroneck, NY 10543
Website: https://www.downtoearthmarkets.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm to 11pm
Triple Play - Peter Calo - Richard Barone - Chris Brown The Towne Crier
379 Main Street Beacon, NY 12508
Phone: 845 855 1300
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.townecrier.com
Coming up this Sunday
an exciting TRIPLE BILL
(Monday is Presidents Day)
with singer song writers
Peter Calo
Richard Barone
Chris Brown
a fun night of music
an exciting TRIPLE BILL
(Monday is Presidents Day)
with singer song writers
Peter Calo
Richard Barone
Chris Brown
a fun night of music
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Susan Kane featured in John Platt's "On Your Radar" Series Rockwood Music Hall / Stage 3
196 Allen StreetNew York, NY 10002 USA
Purchase Tickets: click here
I am so honored to be playing in John Platt's storied and special showcase series at Stage 3 of Rockwood Music Hall. John is a tireless champion of independent musicians everywhere, with a broad and deep understanding of musical history and influences. This will be a really fun night! Peter Calo and Jeff Eyrich back me up.
I am sharing the evening with two terrific acts. First, Bill Scorzari www.billscorzari.com, an Americana artist from Long Island.
And a high energy NYC based bluegrass band, Cole Quest and the City Pickers. They have a formidable provenance, being helmed by Woody Guthrie's grandson. I've seen them and hung out with them a bit at NERFA. You will love 'em! www.colequest.com
Seating is very limited, so advance purchase is highly recommended!
Buy tickets in advance at http://www.ticketfly.com/event/1410499-cole-quest-city-pickers-new-york/
I am sharing the evening with two terrific acts. First, Bill Scorzari www.billscorzari.com, an Americana artist from Long Island.
And a high energy NYC based bluegrass band, Cole Quest and the City Pickers. They have a formidable provenance, being helmed by Woody Guthrie's grandson. I've seen them and hung out with them a bit at NERFA. You will love 'em! www.colequest.com
Seating is very limited, so advance purchase is highly recommended!
Buy tickets in advance at http://www.ticketfly.com/event/1410499-cole-quest-city-pickers-new-york/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://www.fredgillenjr.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:30 PM
Scott Wolfson and Other Heroes & The Gaslight Tinkers in Concert The Turning Point Cafe
468 Piermont AvenuePiermont, NY 10968 USA
Phone: 845-359-1089
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.turningpointcafe.com
Alternative folk band Scott Wolfson and Other Heroes will bring their infectious energy to the Turning Point Café in Piermont NY, performing on a co-bill with The Gaslight Tinkers.
Scott Wolfson and Other Heroes are celebrating their fifth year as New Jersey’s indie folk powerhouse. From beginnings in 2011, they have launched into success both on the air and on the ground. Their debut album, Life On Fire, reached #8 on the Roots Music chart and charted on Folk DJ’s list of most played 2014 albums. 2016’s Welcoming the Flood gathered rave reviews and top-charting airplay, and the band continues to expand its touring range. Dubbed “wizards” and “musical scamps”, they deftly adapt their big, catchy, complex sound from festival stages to listening rooms. The band loves to swap songs with fellow players, and it shows. Lucky audiences have caught them hatching musical mischief on stage with their friends including The Kennedys, The Levins, Bobtown, and fellow 2016 Falcon Ridge “Most Wanted” artists Gina Forsyth and Annika Bennett. Add Scott’s lyrical imagery and unconquerable voice soaring above the rich counterpoint laid down by Kirk, Matt, Chris, Skyler and Mike, and as No Depression’s Lee Zimmerman writes, they “...will not only defy the norm, but all expectations as well.”
www.scottwolfson.com
“This band doesn’t hesitate to ignite like a match on their fiery second collection, Welcoming The Flood. Listen to these dudes…these people are magicians…wizards…”
- John Apice, No Depression –
The Gaslight Tinkers’ blend of global rhythms creates a joyously danceable sound around a core of traditional old time & celtic fiddle music, merging boundless positive energy with melody and song. Since forming in 2012 the band has headlined clubs, dances and major festivals.
www.thegaslighttinkers.com
“The Gaslight Tinkers’ music is elaborate, sexy and layered folk, played without a hint of fuss.” –New Haven Independent -
Scott Wolfson and Other Heroes are celebrating their fifth year as New Jersey’s indie folk powerhouse. From beginnings in 2011, they have launched into success both on the air and on the ground. Their debut album, Life On Fire, reached #8 on the Roots Music chart and charted on Folk DJ’s list of most played 2014 albums. 2016’s Welcoming the Flood gathered rave reviews and top-charting airplay, and the band continues to expand its touring range. Dubbed “wizards” and “musical scamps”, they deftly adapt their big, catchy, complex sound from festival stages to listening rooms. The band loves to swap songs with fellow players, and it shows. Lucky audiences have caught them hatching musical mischief on stage with their friends including The Kennedys, The Levins, Bobtown, and fellow 2016 Falcon Ridge “Most Wanted” artists Gina Forsyth and Annika Bennett. Add Scott’s lyrical imagery and unconquerable voice soaring above the rich counterpoint laid down by Kirk, Matt, Chris, Skyler and Mike, and as No Depression’s Lee Zimmerman writes, they “...will not only defy the norm, but all expectations as well.”
www.scottwolfson.com
“This band doesn’t hesitate to ignite like a match on their fiery second collection, Welcoming The Flood. Listen to these dudes…these people are magicians…wizards…”
- John Apice, No Depression –
The Gaslight Tinkers’ blend of global rhythms creates a joyously danceable sound around a core of traditional old time & celtic fiddle music, merging boundless positive energy with melody and song. Since forming in 2012 the band has headlined clubs, dances and major festivals.
www.thegaslighttinkers.com
“The Gaslight Tinkers’ music is elaborate, sexy and layered folk, played without a hint of fuss.” –New Haven Independent -
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9 p.m. to midnight
Fred Gillen Jr Eleven Eleven Grille
1111 Main StreetFishkill, NY
Phone: /polli896.0011/li/olp
Website: https://www.eleven11grille.com/
3 hours! Some Fred Gillen Jr songs and some classic folk and rock songs...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm to 10pm
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering Ted Horan's House
378 Read AveYonkers, NY 10707
Come on out, have some dinner and play some music. Great time is guaranteed.
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together! Bring your instruments, tunes and voice! All are welcome. 6pm dinner and chatting, 7pmish the music making begins.
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together! Bring your instruments, tunes and voice! All are welcome. 6pm dinner and chatting, 7pmish the music making begins.
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:30pm to 10:30 am
Scoot Horton and Tim Feeney The Dogwood
47 East Main StreetBeacon, NY 12508
Phone: (845) 202-7500
Website: https://www.dogwoodbar.com/
Come out for some great food and great music.
Scoot Horton - “Old Punks Don’t Die, They Go Country” is not only a line in one of Scoot Horton’s songs, but it describes Scoot as well. After spending 20 years playing and touring in various punk bands Scoot unplugged his guitar and went acoustic, releasing his debut CD “Six 2 Seven” to positive reviews in 2015. Scoot spent much time in the New York City Hardcore Punk scene, some of that influence naturally comes out in songs like “Life and Hope” and “Bank Man.” And people have noticed. He has been described as the Sex Pistols meet Woody Guthrie. Which makes sense because Scoot’s influences are Bob Dylan, Johnny Rotten, Joe Strummer, and the Carter Family. Scoot plays folk/country as he hears it and what he writes comes with an edge.
Tim Feeney- is usually the frontman (singer/guitar) for the band Phones and the Lonely Leaves but sometimes he steps out on his own to play a show. Tim is a great front man and a great songwriter. He writes about growing up, heartache and loss, and that last girl in the bar.
Scoot Horton - “Old Punks Don’t Die, They Go Country” is not only a line in one of Scoot Horton’s songs, but it describes Scoot as well. After spending 20 years playing and touring in various punk bands Scoot unplugged his guitar and went acoustic, releasing his debut CD “Six 2 Seven” to positive reviews in 2015. Scoot spent much time in the New York City Hardcore Punk scene, some of that influence naturally comes out in songs like “Life and Hope” and “Bank Man.” And people have noticed. He has been described as the Sex Pistols meet Woody Guthrie. Which makes sense because Scoot’s influences are Bob Dylan, Johnny Rotten, Joe Strummer, and the Carter Family. Scoot plays folk/country as he hears it and what he writes comes with an edge.
Tim Feeney- is usually the frontman (singer/guitar) for the band Phones and the Lonely Leaves but sometimes he steps out on his own to play a show. Tim is a great front man and a great songwriter. He writes about growing up, heartache and loss, and that last girl in the bar.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 10pm
Scoot Horton Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY
Phone: 332-1479
Scoot's return to Coffee Labs. He hasn't played here in about 2 years. So stop in, grab a coffee and sit back and enjoy the music.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 AM til Noon to Noon
Phil Dollard at the Ossining Farmers' Market Ossining Farmers' Market
First Presbyterian Church, 34 S. Highland Ave. (Rt. 9)Ossining, NY 10562
It's March so it's probably still cold outside. Head on over to the Ossining Farmers' Market not only because it's inside, but because it's one of the best places to be assured that your menus are free of GMO, mass-produced, preservative infused, agra-business products. Everything there is organic... including the live music!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:30 p.m. to 12:30 am
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Show Birdsall House
970 Main St.Peekskill, NY 10566 US
Website: https://www.birdsallhouse.net/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR Solo Show Kurzhals Coffee
900 Main StreetPeekskill, NY 10566 USA
Phone: 914-208-0158
Website: https://KurzhalsCoffee.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 8:30pm
Salon Series Features Peter Calo - SOLO “Main Street Dining Room” at The Towne Crier
379 Main Street Beacon, NY 12508
Phone: (845) 1300
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm to 10pm
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering Steve Scholle's House
5 Homewood RdHartsdale, NY 10530
Come on out, have some dinner and play some music. Great time is guaranteed.
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together! Bring your instruments, tunes and voice! All are welcome. 6pm dinner and chatting, 7pmish the music making begins.
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together! Bring your instruments, tunes and voice! All are welcome. 6pm dinner and chatting, 7pmish the music making begins.
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm to 11pm
Larry Kolker @ the Art Cafe Art Cafe of Nyack
- 65 S Broadway Nyack, NY 10960
Website: https://www.artcafenyack.com/
Larry returns to his fave café in Nyack. Great vibe and Mediterranean food. Beer and wine. Friendly folks.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm to 10pm
Catie Curtis with special guest Mike Herz Groovin' in New Fairfield Coffeehouse, New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Route 37, New Fairfield CT 06812
33 CT-Route 37New Fairfield, CT 06812 USA
Phone: 203-312-5665
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.groovininnewfairfield.com
Groovin’ in New Fairfield is proud to welcome CATIE CURTIS with special guest MIKE HERZ on Saturday, April 22 at 7:30pm, at the New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Route 37, New Fairfield, CT. Tickets are $10 and doors open at 6:45 pm.
CATIE CURTIS’ list of accomplishments span 14 albums, songs featured on TV shows “Grey’s Anatomy”, “Dawson’s Creek”, and “Felicity”; and movies like “Finding Graceland” and “A Slipping Down Life”. For over 25 years, she has been a perennially popular headliner, appearing at Lilith Fair, Carnegie Hall, performing arts centers, concert halls, folk clubs, music festivals and the White House! She was even dubbed a “folk rock goddess” by The New Yorker. Curtis grew up in Saco, Maine and played trombone and drums in the school band. When she saw Suzanne Vega while attending Brown University, she thought “This is it; this is what I want to do”. Rolling Stone wrote, “With her deceptively gentle voice, she can turn on a dime and thrill the listener with unforeseen power and emotion. Intricate acoustic picking sometimes recalling Joan Armatrading…but Curtis is very much an original.”
Catie looks forward to hitting the road with her new recording, “While We’re Here”. She has announced that this will be her last tour, dubbing it “The Final Outing”. She will take one last road trip across the USA and beyond in 2017. While the concert stage has sustained her long career, Catie is finally giving in to her nesting instinct, saying “The themes of ‘While We’re Here’ involve endings and beginnings, change and resilience. After 25 years on the road I am ready for my own new beginning.” www.catiecurtis.com
MIKE HERZ writes and performs in a style that is all his own. A man of words, Herz was fond of writing poetry and was drawn to lyrics. He picked up the guitar in his mid- 20s, a little after he was introduced to the music of Bob Dylan through a friend. "I just realized that I had a better chance of people listening if it was to a song, rather than just telling people to read a poem." At the same time, the music on mainstream radio sounded inauthentic to him, and he discovered a body of independent artists who produced powerful, poignant songs that resonated with him. His debut album "Overgrown" was released in 2013, duo album "Closer to Home" with Emily Barnes in 2015 and his follow up solo album "The Acrobat" was released in January 2017.
www.mikeherzmusic.com
Advance tickets can be purchased at the New Fairfield Senior Center or by mail. Payments made my mail should be payable to Groovin’ in New Fairfield, c/o New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Route 37, New Fairfield, CT. 06812. Please allow sufficient time when mailing. All sales are final. Tickets can also be purchased at the door, pending availability. Additionally, a moderately priced dinner catered by Bruno’s Restaurant is offered before the show. Choices include: eggplant rollatini, chicken francese, pizza, coffee, tea, hot mulled cider, water and homemade desserts. For additional information, contact us at grcoffeehouse@gmail.com.
About Groovin’ in New Fairfield: Groovin’ in New Fairfield seeks to develop and promote ongoing, regularly scheduled live music programs in New Fairfield and surrounding areas. It is a non-profit organization supported by sponsors, local businesses, grants from charitable organizations and patron donations and is staffed by volunteers. It operates under the New Fairfield Parks and Recreation Commission. www.groovininnewfairfield.com
CATIE CURTIS’ list of accomplishments span 14 albums, songs featured on TV shows “Grey’s Anatomy”, “Dawson’s Creek”, and “Felicity”; and movies like “Finding Graceland” and “A Slipping Down Life”. For over 25 years, she has been a perennially popular headliner, appearing at Lilith Fair, Carnegie Hall, performing arts centers, concert halls, folk clubs, music festivals and the White House! She was even dubbed a “folk rock goddess” by The New Yorker. Curtis grew up in Saco, Maine and played trombone and drums in the school band. When she saw Suzanne Vega while attending Brown University, she thought “This is it; this is what I want to do”. Rolling Stone wrote, “With her deceptively gentle voice, she can turn on a dime and thrill the listener with unforeseen power and emotion. Intricate acoustic picking sometimes recalling Joan Armatrading…but Curtis is very much an original.”
Catie looks forward to hitting the road with her new recording, “While We’re Here”. She has announced that this will be her last tour, dubbing it “The Final Outing”. She will take one last road trip across the USA and beyond in 2017. While the concert stage has sustained her long career, Catie is finally giving in to her nesting instinct, saying “The themes of ‘While We’re Here’ involve endings and beginnings, change and resilience. After 25 years on the road I am ready for my own new beginning.” www.catiecurtis.com
MIKE HERZ writes and performs in a style that is all his own. A man of words, Herz was fond of writing poetry and was drawn to lyrics. He picked up the guitar in his mid- 20s, a little after he was introduced to the music of Bob Dylan through a friend. "I just realized that I had a better chance of people listening if it was to a song, rather than just telling people to read a poem." At the same time, the music on mainstream radio sounded inauthentic to him, and he discovered a body of independent artists who produced powerful, poignant songs that resonated with him. His debut album "Overgrown" was released in 2013, duo album "Closer to Home" with Emily Barnes in 2015 and his follow up solo album "The Acrobat" was released in January 2017.
www.mikeherzmusic.com
Advance tickets can be purchased at the New Fairfield Senior Center or by mail. Payments made my mail should be payable to Groovin’ in New Fairfield, c/o New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Route 37, New Fairfield, CT. 06812. Please allow sufficient time when mailing. All sales are final. Tickets can also be purchased at the door, pending availability. Additionally, a moderately priced dinner catered by Bruno’s Restaurant is offered before the show. Choices include: eggplant rollatini, chicken francese, pizza, coffee, tea, hot mulled cider, water and homemade desserts. For additional information, contact us at grcoffeehouse@gmail.com.
About Groovin’ in New Fairfield: Groovin’ in New Fairfield seeks to develop and promote ongoing, regularly scheduled live music programs in New Fairfield and surrounding areas. It is a non-profit organization supported by sponsors, local businesses, grants from charitable organizations and patron donations and is staffed by volunteers. It operates under the New Fairfield Parks and Recreation Commission. www.groovininnewfairfield.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 11 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR & LAURA BOWMAN The Starving Artist Cafe
249 City Island Avenue, City IslandCity Island Bronx, New York 10464
Phone: 718.885.3779
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 PM to 10:00 pm
Susan Kane and Peter Calo Live at The Upstream
8 Main StreetHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: (914) 674-8548
Price: $10.00
Website: https://goo.gl/bhbmMM
Susan Kane’s sweet and sharp Americana is an alchemy of stuff dug from the dirt, born from books, gleaned from the air, yesterday's news and tomorrow's daydreams. She weaves words and melodies to create songs to remember. Her fourth CD, Mostly Fine, released in July 2016, enjoyed wide airplay in the US and abroad. Coverlaydown.com called it "...a set of potent originals that reveal a rich and eminently human inner world through the superimposition of the mundane and the magic."
Hailed in review as "a master musician" by The Boston Globe; guitarist, producer, composer, arranger, songwriter, recording artist and performer Peter Calo stands out as an exceptionally versatile and accomplished talent on the crowded music scene." (WBZ-TV, Boston)
Most recognized for his work with Carly Simon, Peter Calo has recorded and performed with such legendary Grammy Award winning artists as James Taylor, Hall and Oats, and renowned record producer Phil Ramone, to mention only a few. He has performed on numerous television appearances, among them Good Morning America, Regis and Kelly, CBS Good Morning and the Late Show with David Letterman both as a band member and separately with featured guest.
Refreshments will be served, BYOB, too!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:30 p.m. to 11:00 pm
FRED GILLEN JR What She Said CD Release and Laura Bowman Shipwrecked CD Release Show! The Black Cow Coffee Company
4 Old Post Road,SCroton on Hudson, NY
Phone: (914) 271-7544
Website: https://www.blackcow.com
20th Anniversary of Fred's first album "Intentions As Big as the Sky," back at his old home base, the Black Cow!
Full band show featuring:
Fred & Laura
Jim Keyes of Hot Rod Pacer: organ, piano
James Dean Conklin of Solar Punch: electric guitar
Paul J Magliari: drums
John Banrock: bass
$10 suggested admission
Full band show featuring:
Fred & Laura
Jim Keyes of Hot Rod Pacer: organ, piano
James Dean Conklin of Solar Punch: electric guitar
Paul J Magliari: drums
John Banrock: bass
$10 suggested admission
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 11pm
Larry Kolker @ The Green Growler The Green Growler
4 Croton Point Ave. Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520
Phone: (914) 862-0961
Website: https://www.thegreengrowler.com
Catch Larry with Jeremy Kolker on drums and special guest Danny Elias on clarinet at the Growler's spanking brand new location. Great selection of craft beer and snacks. See you there!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6 pm
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering Fred Gillen Jr & Peg Taylor's House
2002 albany Post RoadCroton -on- Hudson, NY 10520
Phone: 914-960-2827
Come on out, have some dinner and play some music. Great time is guaranteed.
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together! Bring your instruments, tunes and voice! All are welcome. 6pm dinner and chatting, 7pmish the music making begins.
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
It is the white house, NOT the brown one. Please do not park where it says "tenant parking." There is parking at the very front of the property, along the walls near the house (the white house,) or all the way back by Woody's House studio, the barn at the back of the property. If you need to turn around on the grass back there, it is ok. Thanks. Fred's cell number: 914-960-2827
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together! Bring your instruments, tunes and voice! All are welcome. 6pm dinner and chatting, 7pmish the music making begins.
As always, 
we welcome your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. (

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.)
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig" (reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs).
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
It is the white house, NOT the brown one. Please do not park where it says "tenant parking." There is parking at the very front of the property, along the walls near the house (the white house,) or all the way back by Woody's House studio, the barn at the back of the property. If you need to turn around on the grass back there, it is ok. Thanks. Fred's cell number: 914-960-2827
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 9pm
Scoot Horton Live Peekskill Coffeehouse
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
Stop by Friday May 12 from 7-9 pm to hear Scoot Horton play his originals from his cd "Six 2 Seven" along with new songs and some covers. There will also be a special appearance by Marlena Peters.
“Old Punks Don’t Die, They Go Country” is not only a line in one of Scoot Horton’s songs, but it describes Scoot as well. After spending 20 years playing and touring in various punk bands Scoot unplugged his guitar and went acoustic, releasing his debut CD “Six 2 Seven” to positive reviews in 2015. Scoot spent much time in the New York City Hardcore Punk scene, some of that influence naturally comes out in songs like “Life and Hope” and “Bank Man.” And people have noticed. He has been described as the Sex Pistols meet Woody Guthrie. Which makes sense because Scoot’s influences are Bob Dylan, Johnny Rotten, Joe Strummer, and the Carter Family. Scoot plays folk/country as he hears it and what he writes comes with an edge. He calls it Outlaw Folk. Which is short, sweet, and to the point.
www.scoothorton.com
“Old Punks Don’t Die, They Go Country” is not only a line in one of Scoot Horton’s songs, but it describes Scoot as well. After spending 20 years playing and touring in various punk bands Scoot unplugged his guitar and went acoustic, releasing his debut CD “Six 2 Seven” to positive reviews in 2015. Scoot spent much time in the New York City Hardcore Punk scene, some of that influence naturally comes out in songs like “Life and Hope” and “Bank Man.” And people have noticed. He has been described as the Sex Pistols meet Woody Guthrie. Which makes sense because Scoot’s influences are Bob Dylan, Johnny Rotten, Joe Strummer, and the Carter Family. Scoot plays folk/country as he hears it and what he writes comes with an edge. He calls it Outlaw Folk. Which is short, sweet, and to the point.
www.scoothorton.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00PM to 9:30pm
The Levins concert: a rally for LOVE! The Nyack Center
58 Depew @BroadwayNyack, NY USA
Phone: 510-390-4903
Website: https://thelevinsmusic.com/
RALLY FOR LOVE!
MAY 13TH, 2017 / 7:30PM
Bring your friends- shift your focus- LOVE! LOVE! LOVE!
Join us for an uplifting evening of Transformational Folk Grooves : Full concert with Full Band
Mark Dann/baritone guitar and Sean Dixon/percussion
Various communities who offer positive perspectives and resources will be gathering with us at the Nyack Center bolstering our collective strength to keep our focus on love.
WHERE: Nyack Center
Corner of Broadway and Depew
58 Depew Ave. Nyack, NY
7:30pm
Tickets will be $20 at the door/ $15 advance (www.TheLevinsMusic.com/Store)
MAY 13TH, 2017 / 7:30PM
Bring your friends- shift your focus- LOVE! LOVE! LOVE!
Join us for an uplifting evening of Transformational Folk Grooves : Full concert with Full Band
Mark Dann/baritone guitar and Sean Dixon/percussion
Various communities who offer positive perspectives and resources will be gathering with us at the Nyack Center bolstering our collective strength to keep our focus on love.
WHERE: Nyack Center
Corner of Broadway and Depew
58 Depew Ave. Nyack, NY
7:30pm
Tickets will be $20 at the door/ $15 advance (www.TheLevinsMusic.com/Store)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1 p.m. - 2 p.m.
Andrew V.Craig and Old Dogs New Tricks Hastings Flea
131 Southside AveHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
Website: https://www.hastingsflea.com
We will trading original and cover songs in the folk, pseudo bossa nova ,pop style .
Please join us and Happy Mothers Day!
Please join us and Happy Mothers Day!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 10pm
The Rye Arts Center Live Coffeehouse Le Quotidien, Rye, NY
30 Purchase StreetRye, New York USA
Price: $10.00
Website: https://ryeartscenter.org/?page_id=6657
Join us for three great sets back to back, featuring Glen Roethel, David S. Goldman and Rich Newman.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4PM Door
TRIBES HILL PRESENTS: KINDRED FOLK Division Street Guitars
36 N. Division StreetPeekskill, NY
Tribes Hill Presents Kindred Folk: Phil Dollard, Caroline Cotter, Emily Mure, Michael Howard.
$15 at Door (Cash)
$15 at Door (Cash)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9PM to 10PM
Karen Hudson River Trio Silvana
300 W 116th StreetNew York, NY
Website: https://silvana-nyc.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 AM til Noon to Noon
Phil Dollard at the Harrison Farmers' Market Harrison Farmers' Market
1 Hieneman Ave.Harrison, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 pm to 10pm
Julie Corbalis and Friends Celebrate Bob Dylan's Birthday Starving Artist Cafe & Gallery
249 City Island AvenueCity Island, NY 10464
Phone: (718) 885-3779
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com
Former Backwoods Jupiter alumni Elliot Glick and Phil Dollard will be sitting in with Julie Corbalis as we help ring in Bob's 76th birthday at Starving Artist Cafe. Come on down for One More Cup of Coffee Before You Go.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1:45 PM to 4:30 PM
Borderline Folk Music Club - Bob Dylan Songfest Nanuet Public Library, 149 Church St., Nanuet, NY.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5PM to 6PM
Stephen Scholle Show The Black Cat Cafe
45 Main StreetIrvington, NY 10533
Website: https://www.blackcatchef.com
As part of the River Arts Tour, the Black Cat Cafe hosts Steve Scholle at 5 PM on June 3rd. Steve's music runs from heartfelt to irreverent, from folky to jazz. Come have a cuppa and settle in for a listen. www.stephenscholle.bandcamp.com.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2 p.m. to 2:40 p.m.
Andrew V. Craig Square Peg Gallery
385 Warburton AvenueHastings On Hudson, NY
Website: https://www.facebook.com/events/1864552263868079/
As part of the Riverarts Music tour ,I'll be playing my pseudo bossa nova,folk, jazz original music joined by the Talent of Jazz guitarist ,Charlie Rhyner and friends Jim Howe and Mark Davis( harmony) on the grounds overlooking the Hudson River.
Also please come and see Jim and Mark at Pupl 1 p.m.
If can't catch my show ,there's a lot of acts throughout the whole day in the river towns to check out !enjoy
Free event
Also please come and see Jim and Mark at Pupl 1 p.m.
If can't catch my show ,there's a lot of acts throughout the whole day in the river towns to check out !enjoy
Free event
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8PM
Karen Hudson River Trio An Beal Bocht Cafe
445 W 238th St. Riverdale Bronx, New York 10463-2201
Phone: 917 331 6664
Website: https://www.anbealbochtcafe.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm to 11:30 pm
Fred Gillen Jr w/ Jim Keyes & Adam Rivera w/ Emily McKinley Hill The Dogwood
47 East Main StreetBeacon, NY 12508
Phone: (845) 202-7500
Website: https://www.dogwoodbar.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2PM to 8PM
Tribes Hill Annual Gathering and Meeting Picnic Franklin D. Roosevelt Park
2957 Crompond RoadYorktown Heights, NY 10598
Website: https://parks.ny.gov/parks/148/details.aspx
Tribes Hill Annual Meeting and Gathering at 2PM on June 10th, at Franklin D. Roosevelt State Park for some music, food, raffles and fun. We will be honoring Carter Smith of Common Ground Coffeehouse for his ongoing love and support of Tribes Hill.
NEW LOCATION!
Franklin D. Roosevelt State Park
Pavilion 3BS
2957 Crompond Road
Yorktown Heights, NY 10598
June 10th Gathering Schedule:
2-4pm Open Mic
4pm Meeting/Election for Board of Directors/Executive Board
5-7pm Potluck Dinner / Carter's favorite artists covered by the TH Board and selected others
7pm-Clean-up
NEW LOCATION!
Franklin D. Roosevelt State Park
Pavilion 3BS
2957 Crompond Road
Yorktown Heights, NY 10598
June 10th Gathering Schedule:
2-4pm Open Mic
4pm Meeting/Election for Board of Directors/Executive Board
5-7pm Potluck Dinner / Carter's favorite artists covered by the TH Board and selected others
7pm-Clean-up
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Dead Sage & Friends 40th Anniversary Celebration of Terrapin Station: A Benefit for the ACLU Andrus on Hudson
185 Old BroadwayHastings on Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: (347) 687-4276
Price: $45.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.riverspiritmusic.com/
River Spirit Music presents an extraordinary concert experience featuring Dead Sage & Friends (including members of New Riders of the Purple Sage, Hot Tuna, Zen Tricksters and others) performing the Grateful Dead's iconic album Terrapin Station, released 40 years ago, in its entirety. For the second set, the band will perform the "greatest hits" of one of the Dead's most memorable tour - Spring '77.Dead Sage is a modern exploration of the music of the Grateful Dead, NRPS, Hot Tuna, and other classics of the genre from a rockin’ blues perspective, along with originals steeped in old-school soul and craftsmanship.
Net proceeds benefit the ACLU
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:30 am - 11 am to 11:00 am
Phil Dollard plays the Tarrytown Farmers' Market Tarrytown Sleepy Hollow Farmers' Market
Patriots' Park, N. Broadway (Route 9)Tarrytown, NY
Please note: Earlier start time than I had previously posted: 8:30 til 11 am.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 10pm
Linda Draper, Fred Gillen Jr, and Adam Rivera Sidewalk Cafe
94 Ave ANew York, NY
Phone: 212-473-7373
Website: https://www.antifolk.net/sidewalkcalendar.html
ADAM RIVERA: 7pm
FRED GILLEN JR: 8pm
LINDA DRAPER: 9pm
FRED GILLEN JR: 8pm
LINDA DRAPER: 9pm
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:30pm to 12 midnight
Phil Dollard returns to Birdsall House Birdsall House
970 Main St.Peekskill, NY 10566 US
Website: https://www.birdsallhouse.net/
Start the weekend early at Birdsall. Stop by for a beer and I'll play you some tunes.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 10pm
Scoot Horton with guest Marlena Peters Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, New York
Website: https://www.coffeelabs.com
Come by Coffee Labs and hear Scoot Horton play songs of his "Six 2 Seven" CD as well as some new songs he's working on for his next release along with a few cover songs. With special guest Marlena Peters.
www.scoothorton.com
www.scoothorton.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8PM to 10PM
Stephen Scholle Show Coffee Lab Roasters
7 Main StTarrytown, NY 10591 USA
Phone: (914) 332-1479
Website: https://local.yahoo.com/details?id=11243228
Steve's music runs from heartfelt to irreverent, from folky to jazz. Come have a cuppa and settle in for a listen. www.stephenscholle.bandcamp.com.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm to 11pm
Larry Kolker @ the Art Cafe Art Cafe of Nyack
- 65 S Broadway Nyack, NY 10960
Website: https://www.artcafenyack.com/
Larry returns to his fave Mediterranean Café just up the road from the bridge in Nyack. If the weather is nice, and it will be, we'll be playin' and listenin' and chewin' and drinkin' out on the patio!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5pm to 6pm
Phil Dollard at Ossining Make Music Day 6 Degrees of Separation
35 Main St.Ossining, NY 10562
Phone: 914-432-5969
Website: https://www.6degreesbp.com
This is an international endeavor to bring music into communities around the world. Ossining is one of the few communities in Westchester to do so. Sponsored by the Mike Risko Music School, I'll be doing a set at Ossining's newest brew pub 6 Degrees of Separation to help support music as an inclusive, joyful experience. Well, yeah.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9 pm to 12 am
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Show Birdsall House
970 Main St.Peekskill, NY 10566 US
Phone: (914) 930-1880
Website: https://www.birdsallhouse.net/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 8:30pm
Scoot Horton with guest Marlena Peters Kurzhals Coffee
900 Main StPeekskill, NY 10566
Website: https://www.kurzhalscoffee.com
Come by to this new coffee house in Peekskill and see Scoot Horton perform there for the first time with special guest Marlena Peters.
Hear Scoot play his original Outlaw Folk/Alt Country songs.
Scoot has been described as Woody Guthrie meets the Sex Pistols. Thats something worth checking out.
Kurzhals Coffee is located in Peekskill Central Market.
www.scoothorton.com
Hear Scoot play his original Outlaw Folk/Alt Country songs.
Scoot has been described as Woody Guthrie meets the Sex Pistols. Thats something worth checking out.
Kurzhals Coffee is located in Peekskill Central Market.
www.scoothorton.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00pm to 11:00 pm
John Banrock's "Spin The Bottle" Album Release Extravaganza Knights of Columbus - St Dominic's Council
874 Franklin AvenueThornwood, NY 10594
Purchase Tickets: click here
8pm - Doors open
8:30pm - Jennifer Castellano solo performance
9:30pm - The John Banrock Trio (Lou Torrieri - keyboards; Mike Ricciardi - upright bass) performance, multimedia presentation and Q&A session.
A unique album release event with a behind the scenes look into the recording of a couple of the album tracks, a Q&A session, fun raffles, live music, and more. Invite your friends too!
Tickets are $20 in advance or $26 DOS. Every ticket comes with a FREE COPY OF THE ALBUM (Limited Edition CD or the Digital Download Version in a Collector's Edition Bottle).
Get your ticket for the "Spin The Bottle Album Release Extravaganza" here:
https://johnbanrock.com/shows
8:30pm - Jennifer Castellano solo performance
9:30pm - The John Banrock Trio (Lou Torrieri - keyboards; Mike Ricciardi - upright bass) performance, multimedia presentation and Q&A session.
A unique album release event with a behind the scenes look into the recording of a couple of the album tracks, a Q&A session, fun raffles, live music, and more. Invite your friends too!
Tickets are $20 in advance or $26 DOS. Every ticket comes with a FREE COPY OF THE ALBUM (Limited Edition CD or the Digital Download Version in a Collector's Edition Bottle).
Get your ticket for the "Spin The Bottle Album Release Extravaganza" here:
https://johnbanrock.com/shows
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 pm to 11 pm
Fred Gillen Jr Plays Classic Rock and Folk Tunes Muscoot Tavern
105 Somerstown TurnpikeKatonah, NY 10536 United States
Website: https://www.muscoottavern.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 AM til Noon to Noon
Phil Dollard a the Ossining Farmers' Market Ossining Farmers' Market
Main and Spring Sts.Ossining, NY
Glad to be back at this vibrant market. Check it out. Many vendors, wonderful vibe, good music.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6 PM til 8 PM to 8 pm
Phil Dollard at Kurzhals Coffee House Kurzhals Coffee
900 Main StreetPeekskill, NY 10566 USA
Phone: 914-208-0158
Website: https://KurzhalsCoffee.com
New venue for me. This is a great new coffee House in the heart of Peekskill. Stop by if you can.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 8pm
Scoot Horton opening for Tokyo Rose The Winery at St George
1715 E. Main StreetMohegan Lake, NY
Phone: (914) 455 - 4272
Website: https://www.thewineryatstgeorge.com
Scoot is playing outside on the patio at the Winery at St George. He is opening for Tokyo Rose. Scoot plays from 7-8pm.
The Winery is a great place to eat, drink, and listen to music.
www.scoothorton.com
The Winery is a great place to eat, drink, and listen to music.
www.scoothorton.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 pm to 10 pm
Christopher St. CH Songwriters Circle - Larry Kolker Christopher Street Coffeehouse, NYC
81 Christopher Street (St. Johns Lutheran Church)New York, NY 10014
Website: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Christopher-Street-Coffee-House
Larry is grateful to be one of four songwriters chosen for this annual season-ending event at this iconic coffee house series. He will be joining Belle-Skinner, Scott Konrad and our good friend Lara Herscovitch for the evening. Come on down and hang out in the Village!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4 pm to 7 pm
Larry Kolker w/ Sticks Levine @ the Boathouse The Boathouse Restaurant
800 Westerly RdOssining, NY
Website: https://www.facebook.com/The-Boathouse-165705296786210/
Join Larry & Sticks at their fave outdoor venue, right on the River in Ossining (walking distance from Ossining Metro North Station). Great bar, food & peeps.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 pm to 10 pm
Fred Gillen Jr Monthly Residency Coffee Lab Roasters
7 Main StTarrytown, NY 10591 USA
Phone: (914) 332-1479
Website: https://local.yahoo.com/details?id=11243228
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 AM til Noon to Noon
Phil Dollard plays the New Rochelle Farmers' Market New Rochelle Farmers Market
Huguenot Park, 845 North Ave. (Twin Lakes)New Rochelle, NY 10801
Website: https://www.communitymarkets.biz/market.php?market=31
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 AM til Noon to Noon
Phil Dollard returns to the John Jay Farm Market John Jay Homestead Farm Market
400 Jay St., Rt. 22Katonah, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 AM til Noon to Noon
Phil Dollard at the Piermont Farmers' Market Piermont Farmers Market
M&T Bank Parking lot, 527 Piermont Ave.Piermont, NY
If you're west of the river on July 9, come on over to the Piermont Market. It's where you'll find healthy stuff for your pantry and for your ears; I'll be finger-picking and sliding for your listening pleasure as you shop.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, NY 10595
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering
All are welcome.
As always, 
we appreciate your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. 

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig"; reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs.
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
All are welcome.
As always, 
we appreciate your appetizer, side dish, snack or dessert, to accompany our pasta and salad dinner. 

In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, if you bring a homemade dish, please label it with the ingredients.
Please also bring a few dollars to contribute to the "pig"; reimburses hosts, supports Tribes Hill programs.
To read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Gatherings
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 9pm
Scoot Horton in NYC Silvana
300 W 116th StNew York, New York 10026
Website: https://www.silvana-nyc.com/contact.php
Come see Scoot Horton's first official show in NYC at Silvana in Harlem.
Scoot will be bringing his foot stomping outlaw folk to the big city. With songs like "Life and Hope" and "Old Punks" how can you not tap your foot.
www.scoothorton.com
Scoot will be bringing his foot stomping outlaw folk to the big city. With songs like "Life and Hope" and "Old Punks" how can you not tap your foot.
www.scoothorton.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00pm
The Levins / featured performer's at Maggie Reilly's Maggie Reilly in NYC
340 9th ave (between 29th and 30th street)New York City, NY
Website: https://thelevinsmusic.com/
We've been invited to be th featured artist at Wednesday night at Maggie Reilly's. Host, Katelyn Richards, kicks it off, we follow, and the rest of the evening is an open mic. So grab your instrument and head to Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan and join in on the fun!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8PM to 10PM
Steve Scholle music Coffee Lab Roasters
7 Main StTarrytown, NY 10591 USA
Phone: (914) 332-1479
Website: https://local.yahoo.com/details?id=11243228
I'll be playing originals from folk to swing, from introspective to misbehavin'. Come have a listen and a cuppa mocha java.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm to 8pm
14th Annual Woody Guthrie (105th) Birthday Hootenanny Mount Zion Church at Reis Park
82 Primrose StreetSomers (Katonah), NY
Website: https://www.myspace.com/scotturgola
FREE EVENT Hosted by Scott Urgola! Come share your favorite Woody Guthrie song!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 AM
Steve Scholle music Hartsdale Farmers' Market, at the train station
Playin his mix.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11:30 am to 2 pm
Larry Kolker @ TaSH Tarrytown Sleepy Hollow Farmers' Market (TaSH)
Route 9Tarrytown, NY 10536 United States
Website: https://tashfarmersmarket.org/
This new and improved farmers' market in Patriot's Park now has a great stage and listening area. Solo show.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4PM Door
TRIBES HILL PRESENTS: KINDRED FOLK at Division Street Guitars Division Street Guitars
36 N. Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Price: $15.00
with Susan Kane, Mario Giacalone, Nick Horner.
$15 suggested donation at door
$15 suggested donation at door
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:30pm to 9:30pm
Peter Calo with Jeff Eyrick and Chris Marshak Rockwwod Music Hall Stage 3
185 Orchard St.New York, NY
Price: $12.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.rockwoodmusichamm.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 11 p.m.
Cracker & Soul Asylum Paramount Hudson Valley Theatre
1008 Brown StreetPeekskill, NY
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://paramounthudsonvalley.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr What She Said The Green Growler
4 Croton Point Avenue, near Croton Harmon Metro North stationCroton-on-Hudson, NY
Phone: (914) 862-0961
Website: https://www.thegreengrowler.com
Green Growler recently moved to a nice, new building by the Croton train station.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm to 9pm
Scoot Horton Live The Paradise Restaurant
135 BroadwayVerplanck, NY 10596
Phone: 914-736-3334
Come see Scoot Horton as he starts a monthly residency at the Paradise Restaurant in Verplanck, NY. Scoot will be playing the first Thursday of the month from 6-9pm.
Scoot plays country/folk music mixing in originals and cover songs. He will be joined by Marlena Peters at this show.
www.scoothorton.com
The Paradise Restaurant is celebrating it's 70th year. It has been run by the Marigiotta family since it's inception. It is known for its Italian food and its cream puffs.
Scoot plays country/folk music mixing in originals and cover songs. He will be joined by Marlena Peters at this show.
www.scoothorton.com
The Paradise Restaurant is celebrating it's 70th year. It has been run by the Marigiotta family since it's inception. It is known for its Italian food and its cream puffs.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4pm
Larry & Sticks back at the Boathouse The Boathouse Restaurant
800 Westerly Rd Ossining, NY 10562 Ossining, NY 10562 United States
Website: https://www.ossiningboathouse.com/
The outdoor bar surrounded on three sides by the Hudson River. Good food too!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10AM to 12:30 pm
Phil Dollard at the Eastchester Farmers' Market Eastchester Farmers Market
334 White Plains RoadEastchester, NY 10709
Website: https://www.countrymarketsofwestchester.com/
I'll be doing that finger-picking/slide acoustic blues swamp music and assorted love songs thing this Sunday at the Eastchester Farmers Market, 344 White Plains Rd. 10709 Eastchester. (Country Markets parking lot.) Music starts at 10 am. Stop on by to say hi.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 pm to 10:30 pm
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering is hosted by Di and Tom Morgan
43 Birchwood LaneHartsdale, NY 10595
August's First Monday Gathering and Song Circle
is at Di and Tom Morgan's home
914-761-3539 sunnydishines@aol.com
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together!
Bring your instruments, tunes and voice!
And as always, we welcome your appetizer, side dish, dessert, etc to accompany our Pasta and Salad dinner.
And your contributions to our "pig" so we can reimburse some hosting expense.
In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, please contribute fresh natural whole foods.
Read labels; avoid ingredients such as corn/fructose, MSG, etc. to prevent health issues.
-So folks can choose wisely, Label Item with:
--Descriptive name
--“Dairy-Free, Gluten Free, Vegan”, etc. if appropriate
--Any potentially trigger ingredients (like nuts, soy, corn etc.)
Read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Meetings and Gatherings
is at Di and Tom Morgan's home
914-761-3539 sunnydishines@aol.com
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together!
Bring your instruments, tunes and voice!
And as always, we welcome your appetizer, side dish, dessert, etc to accompany our Pasta and Salad dinner.
And your contributions to our "pig" so we can reimburse some hosting expense.
In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, please contribute fresh natural whole foods.
Read labels; avoid ingredients such as corn/fructose, MSG, etc. to prevent health issues.
-So folks can choose wisely, Label Item with:
--Descriptive name
--“Dairy-Free, Gluten Free, Vegan”, etc. if appropriate
--Any potentially trigger ingredients (like nuts, soy, corn etc.)
Read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Meetings and Gatherings
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 10pm
David S. Goldman/Indie Collaborative In New York City The Bitter End
147 Bleecker StreetNYC
Phone: (212) 673-7030
Price: $25.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.bitterend.com/
David S. Goldman will be performing Monday, August 28 as part of the Indie Collaborative New York City event at the Bitter End, 147 Bleecker Street, New York. Over forty artists will be performing in two sets from 1-4pm and 7-10pm. The roster will include such Grammy winning artists as Wouter Kellerman, Paul Avgerinos and Arturo O’Farril; also Grant Maloy Smith, Tania Stavreva, Elaine Romanelli, Alex Otey, Dennis Sy, spoken word Grammy member Valerie Giglio, Eileen Sherman and MANY others. www.davidgoldman.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10AM to Noon
Phil Dollard at the New Rochelle Farmers' Market New Rochelle Farmers' Market
Huguenot Park, 845 North Ave. (Twin Lakes)New Rochelle, NY 10801
With a backdrop of the Twin Lakes and the campus of New Rochelle High School (where I taught for 26 years) I'll be playing some new tunes and old favorites at this now firmly-established Friday event. Stop by if you're in the neighborhood.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm to 9pm
Hot Rod Pacer The Birdsall House
970 Main StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: (914) 930-1880
Website: https://www.birdsallhouse.net/
In the beer garden!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11am to 1:30pm
Larry Kolker breaks in the new farmers market Eastchester Farmers Market
334 White Plains RoadEastchester, NY
Website: https://www.countrymarketsofwestchester.com/
The Eastchester Farmers Market is a new Sunday market in front of Country Markets of Westchester. Looks like a good one. I'll be playing my fave covers and focusing on the original songs from my soon-to-be-released record.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10AM to Noon
Phil Dollard returns to the Rye Farmers' Market Rye Farmers' Market
9 Theodore Fremd Ave. (parking lot)Rye, NY 10580
As my Summer of '17 All Organic Tour continues, I'll be pickin' and slidin' the strings at the Rye Farmers' Market on a hopefully sunny Sunday morning. Come on over to Rye for some morning coffee, a danish from our vendors and bring your shopping bag.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 pm
The Levins- rally for LOVE! On-line and live! https://www.concertwindow.com/123224-the-levins
The Levins have been hosting a series of rallies for LOVE around the country and will be broadcasting live from Mark Dann's Studio up in Woodstock. Mark Dann will be joining Ira and Julia on baritone guitar and Sean Dixon will be augmenting the sound with percussion. Tune in for a politics-free hour of upliftment to start your week off on the right note. https://www.concertwindow.com/123224-the-levins
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Linda Draper & Fred Gillen Jr Perform as a duo! Rockwood Music Hall / Stage 1
196 Allen StreetNYC, NY 10002
Website: https://rockwoodmusichall.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10AM to Noon
Phil Dollard returns to the Eastchester Farmers' Market Eastchester Farmers Market
334 White Plains RoadEastchester, NY
Website: https://www.countrymarketsofwestchester.com/
This is a brand new market that began just this Summer and it's a vibrant, happening endeavor with many interesting vendors e.g. cranberry-walnut pound cake, blondie brownies and oatmeal cookies to scented candles and wood-fired Vermont maple syrup. Oh, and live music too! Stop by if you're in the area.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Pil Dollard as part of The Heart of the Matter Songwriter Series Bean Runner Cafe
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566 USA
Phone: (914) 737-1701
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com/
I'm pleased to be part of the bill at this terrific songwriter series sponsored by Embark Peekskill and hosted by Joe Adami. Start the weekend early and listen to some new tunes while sampling the eclectic menu at the Bean Runner. (Starts and finishes early, even if the weekend doesn't start on Thursday for you!)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4PM Door
TRIBES HILL PRESENTS: KINDRED FOLK at Division Street Guitars Division Street Guitars
36 N. Division StreetPeekskill, New York 10598
Price: $15.00
With Larry Kolker, Austin Charnis, Sonya Heller
Door 4PM Music starts at 4:30
$15 suggested donation at door
Door 4PM Music starts at 4:30
$15 suggested donation at door
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm to 9pm
Scoot Live @ the Paradise The Paradise Restaurant
135 BroadwayVerplanck, NY 10596
Phone: 914-736-3334
Website: https://www.scoothorton.com
Come see Scoot play is usual monthly show at the Paradise Restaurant in Verplanck, NY and enjoy the Italian food.
Scoot plays country/folk as he hears it. He has been described as "Woody Guthrie meets the Sex Pistols". Scoot calls it Outlaw Folk. Scoot will be playing songs from his debut cd "Six 2 Seven" as well as songs he's been writing for a forthcoming cd and covers also. He will be joined on a bunch of songs by Marlena Roberts.
The Paradise Restaurant is celebrating it's 70th year in business. To last that long the food must be good.
Scoot plays country/folk as he hears it. He has been described as "Woody Guthrie meets the Sex Pistols". Scoot calls it Outlaw Folk. Scoot will be playing songs from his debut cd "Six 2 Seven" as well as songs he's been writing for a forthcoming cd and covers also. He will be joined on a bunch of songs by Marlena Roberts.
The Paradise Restaurant is celebrating it's 70th year in business. To last that long the food must be good.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 10pm
Scoot Live @ the Starving Artist The Starving Artist Cafe - City Island - The Bronx
249 City Island Avenue, City IslandBronx, New York 10464 USA
Phone: 718.885.3779
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com/
Come on out to City Island and see Scoot's first show at the Starving Artist Cafe.
Scoot has been playing his brand of country/folk for just a few years now any where he can. From New York City to Nashville, TN.
His debut solo cd is called "Six 2 Seven" He will be joined on this night by Marlena Peters.
Scoot has been playing his brand of country/folk for just a few years now any where he can. From New York City to Nashville, TN.
His debut solo cd is called "Six 2 Seven" He will be joined on this night by Marlena Peters.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Take Me to the River Music & Arts Festival Draper Park, Hastings on Hudson
80 Washington AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://12milesnorth.org/take-me-river-festival
10th anniversary of Take Me To The River Music & Arts Festival. This all ages community party has something for everyone. Great music, food, beer gardens and interactive installations. Children's activies open from noon to 5pm. 2 stages & 18 bands. This is the best kept secret of the lower Hudson Valley!
Lunar Stage:
1pm Pluck & Rail
2pm Lovechild
3pm Deadgrass
4pm The Mammals
5pm Milton
6pm Tim Armacost, John Patitucci, Gary Smuylan & Bill Hart
7pm Spuyten Duyvill
8pm Active Bird Community
Solar Stage:
12:30pm Kaitlen Penner
1pm Blank Citation
2pm Riverrun
3pm Caleb Flood
4pm Dervisi
5pm Dead Sage
6pm Greenheart
7pm Exit 12
8pm Radio Prison
Lunar Stage:
1pm Pluck & Rail
2pm Lovechild
3pm Deadgrass
4pm The Mammals
5pm Milton
6pm Tim Armacost, John Patitucci, Gary Smuylan & Bill Hart
7pm Spuyten Duyvill
8pm Active Bird Community
Solar Stage:
12:30pm Kaitlen Penner
1pm Blank Citation
2pm Riverrun
3pm Caleb Flood
4pm Dervisi
5pm Dead Sage
6pm Greenheart
7pm Exit 12
8pm Radio Prison
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11:00 am to 1:00 pm
Larry Kolker back at the John Jay Farm Market John Jay Homestead Farm Market
400 Jay Street Katonah, NY 10536
Website: https://www.facebook.com/pages/John-Jay-Homestead-Farm-Market/326964104093547?ref=ts&fref=ts
Stop by the farm market. It's peak season for about everything! Solo.
And SAVE THE DATE! November 1, 2017, 9 pm Larry Kolker record release show at the Triad Theatre on West 72nd St. in Manhattan. Full band show. You will not believe this band. More details to follow....
And SAVE THE DATE! November 1, 2017, 9 pm Larry Kolker record release show at the Triad Theatre on West 72nd St. in Manhattan. Full band show. You will not believe this band. More details to follow....
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10:30 am to 12:30 pm
Andrew V. Craig with Richard Dashnaw and Old Dogs,New Tricks Chappaqua Farmers Market
Chappaqua Train StationChappaqua, NY
Website: https://chappaquafarmersmarket.org/
Andrew has some interesting stories told through some pseudo swing, jazz, Bossa nova, folk , pop type styling of original and cover songs. Richard Dashnaw will be joining him on guitar.
Also playing, will be the folk duo of Old Dogs , New Tricks (Jim Howe and mark Davis). The folk duo preforms some very thoughtful
original and cover music.
Come on down, shop and say "hi"!
Also playing, will be the folk duo of Old Dogs , New Tricks (Jim Howe and mark Davis). The folk duo preforms some very thoughtful
original and cover music.
Come on down, shop and say "hi"!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 10pm
Scoot and Leo Together Again An Beal Bocht
445 W 238th St. (Graystone Ave)Bronx, New York
Website: https://www.anbealbochtcafe.com/
Stop on by a very cool Irish Pub in the Bronx called An Beal Bocht to see Scoot Horton and Leo Harmonay play original and cover songs.
Leo Harmonay is a singer songwriter / blues harmonica player by night, residing north of NYC in the Hudson Valley. He is a high-rise construction manager in NYC by day. Leo sings and writes original folk tinged soulful music filled with poetic imagery. You can see him live, locally in and around the Hudson Valley.
Scoot Horton play country/folk with a slight edge. He calls it Outlaw Folk. Maybe it has to do with spending over 20 years playing on the NT punk scene. Scoot has played anywhere he can from NYC to Nashville.
Leo Harmonay is a singer songwriter / blues harmonica player by night, residing north of NYC in the Hudson Valley. He is a high-rise construction manager in NYC by day. Leo sings and writes original folk tinged soulful music filled with poetic imagery. You can see him live, locally in and around the Hudson Valley.
Scoot Horton play country/folk with a slight edge. He calls it Outlaw Folk. Maybe it has to do with spending over 20 years playing on the NT punk scene. Scoot has played anywhere he can from NYC to Nashville.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:30
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering
Hosted by Robin and Rick Kline
27 Roma Orchard Road, Peekskill
Robin: 917-371-1364
Rick: 917-226-4941
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together!
Bring your instruments, tunes and voice!
And as always, we welcome your appetizer, side dish, dessert, etc to accompany our Pasta and Salad dinner.
And your contributions to our "pig" so we can reimburse some hosting expense.
In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, please contribute fresh natural whole foods.
Read labels; avoid ingredients such as corn/fructose, MSG, etc. to prevent health issues.
-So folks can choose wisely, Label Item with:
--Descriptive name
--“Dairy-Free, Gluten Free, Vegan”, etc. if appropriate
--Any potentially trigger ingredients (like nuts, soy, corn etc.)
Read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Meetings and Gatherings
27 Roma Orchard Road, Peekskill
Robin: 917-371-1364
Rick: 917-226-4941
Car pool if you can and enjoy the ride together!
Bring your instruments, tunes and voice!
And as always, we welcome your appetizer, side dish, dessert, etc to accompany our Pasta and Salad dinner.
And your contributions to our "pig" so we can reimburse some hosting expense.
In awareness that many folks have food sensitivities, please contribute fresh natural whole foods.
Read labels; avoid ingredients such as corn/fructose, MSG, etc. to prevent health issues.
-So folks can choose wisely, Label Item with:
--Descriptive name
--“Dairy-Free, Gluten Free, Vegan”, etc. if appropriate
--Any potentially trigger ingredients (like nuts, soy, corn etc.)
Read more about our Gatherings; go to Community >Tribes Hill Meetings and Gatherings
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:30 AM to 11:00 am
Susan Kane Tarrytown Farmers Market
Route 9 Patriots ParkSleepy Hollow, NY 10591
Website: https://tashfarmersmarket.org/the-tash/
Yup, start time is 8:30, you read that correctly! I play till 11:00.
My first time at this newer farmers market, which has a true community spirit,
including apparently, a local distiller. Speaking of which, you can be sure I'll play Brown Eyed Women!
Bet you didn't know I have TWO hickory trees in my yard, didya?
My first time at this newer farmers market, which has a true community spirit,
including apparently, a local distiller. Speaking of which, you can be sure I'll play Brown Eyed Women!
Bet you didn't know I have TWO hickory trees in my yard, didya?
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr & Sarah Chesler Bean Runner Cafe
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566 USA
Phone: (914) 737-1701
Price: $10.00
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4PM Door
Tribes Hill Presents Kindred Folk | Sunday, September 17th 4PM Doors Division Street Guitars
36 N. Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-737-2630
Price: $15.00
Tribes Hill is starting our Fall Season a-new with this fantastic line-up: songwriter/activist Jeremy Aaron, Karen Hudson River Trio, and brand new trio—Us!
Sunday, September 17th at 4PM at
Division Street Guitars in Peekskill.
$15 Suggested Donation at Door.Kindred Folk Concert Series is supported by a gernerous Arts Alive! project grant from Arts Westchester.
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JEREMY AARON is a NYC singer, storyteller, community organizer, bluesman, poet, guitarist, violinist, and the creator of Greenwich Village Showcase. Warm and real, his music evokes nights around the campfire between old friends. You may come to his shows to hear the earthy folk chords, the living room intimacy, the confessional lyrics. You may leave inspired. His songs tell of Ecuadorian shadows, magic lights, Adirondack evergreens, beggars’ coins, train tracks, and road trips.
In addition to performing his own songs, Jeremy is the fiddler and guitarist in Spuyten Duyvil. He joined them on their tour to Israel in Spring 2016 where they headlined Jacob’s Ladder Festival and performed at Mike’s Place, Rimon School of Music, and First Station in Jerusalem. Jeremy has accompanied Francis Falls, David Amram, Kirsten Maxwell, Joe Crookston, Deer Scout, Bakithi Kumalo, Pesky J Nixon, and Jann Klose.
Jeremy was raised in Nyack, NY, where he studied classical violin with Alicia Edelberg, Associate Concertmaster for the NYC Opera. He grew up attending Jay Ungar’s “Ashokan Fiddle and Dance Camp” where he was taught his first fiddle tunes by Jay Ungar, David Kaynor and John Krumm and his first chords on the guitar by folksinger Sally Rogers and Molly Mason. Canadian songwriter friend and mentor Philip Lewin encouraged Jeremy to begin writing songs as a teenager. After earning an undergraduate degree at Oberlin College, Jeremy began pursuing music and songwriting full time.
Jeremy released his debut solo album “In The Magic Light” in Summer 2017. It has aired on WFUV, WFDU, and syndicated radio show Wandering Minstrels.
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KAREN HUDSON RIVER TRIO
A distinctive presence in the NYC Americana scene, Karen Hudson wins audiences over with her edgy wit, elegant stage presence and wry, insightful tunesmithing. Hudson has been compared to Rosanne Cash by The Village Voice, and to early Linda Ronstadt by 3rd Coast Music Magazine in Austin, Texas. On her third CD “Sonic Bloom,” produced by Eric “Roscoe” Ambel, Hudson explores some gothic territory, but refuses to be held hostage by her loss, so even her darkest songs are tempered with wry humor. The musical roots go deep and broad — it’s ‘Americana’ for people who like to mix The Rolling Stones with their Patsy Cline. She has opened for Madeliene Peyroux, Walter Salas Humara and Pete Seeger. She often plays with Jim Petrie on guitar and vocals, and Suzanne Davenport on violin and vocals.
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Us!
Us! is what happens when three “seeker” singer songwriters join their eclectic talents and musical influences to create a sound that is infectiously harmonic, delicately robust, and full of unexpected twists and turns.
New York based Judy Kass, quickly draws in her audience with soulful vocals, no-nonsense lyrical storytelling and genre-bending exploration of guitar and piano. Her original music blends generous amounts of folk, jazz and blues with songs that cover the full gamut of mood and experience. Judy’s 2014 debut album, Better Things and her recent release, Beyond the Ash and Steel (2016) both received notable airplay, topping Folk and Roots radio charts for months after their release and appearing on the Folk DJ List of Top Albums for the years 2014 and 2016 respectively. https://www.judykass.com/
Amy Soucy is a Beacon, NY-based contemporary folk chanteuse who writes evocative songs exploring the kaleidoscope of human experience (dreams, longing, forgiveness and healing) and sings them in a voice that’s been called “powerful,” “comforting,” and “angelic.” In 2016, she was selected for a coveted spot in the Emerging Artist Showcase at Falcon Ridge Folk Festival, and took home first prize in the CT Folk Songwriting Competition. https://www.amysoucymusic.com/
California born Glen Roethel is one-of-a-kind artist, gifted vocalist, dazzlingly musical acoustic guitarist. His rich baritone-tenor, effortless fretting, and vibrant personality light up stages solo and in ensemble with vocal marvels such as Sloan Wainwright, Gathering Time (harmony trio [formerly]), and new trio, Us!. An award-winning songwriter, Glen has electrified juried showcases for Folk Alliance, S.M.A.F., Falcon Ridge Folk, Cape May Singer Songwriter with songs that are memoirs, anecdotes, tender love songs, and anthemic calls for unity and empowerment. http://www.glenroethel.com/
Sunday, September 17th at 4PM at
Division Street Guitars in Peekskill.
$15 Suggested Donation at Door.Kindred Folk Concert Series is supported by a gernerous Arts Alive! project grant from Arts Westchester.
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JEREMY AARON is a NYC singer, storyteller, community organizer, bluesman, poet, guitarist, violinist, and the creator of Greenwich Village Showcase. Warm and real, his music evokes nights around the campfire between old friends. You may come to his shows to hear the earthy folk chords, the living room intimacy, the confessional lyrics. You may leave inspired. His songs tell of Ecuadorian shadows, magic lights, Adirondack evergreens, beggars’ coins, train tracks, and road trips.
In addition to performing his own songs, Jeremy is the fiddler and guitarist in Spuyten Duyvil. He joined them on their tour to Israel in Spring 2016 where they headlined Jacob’s Ladder Festival and performed at Mike’s Place, Rimon School of Music, and First Station in Jerusalem. Jeremy has accompanied Francis Falls, David Amram, Kirsten Maxwell, Joe Crookston, Deer Scout, Bakithi Kumalo, Pesky J Nixon, and Jann Klose.
Jeremy was raised in Nyack, NY, where he studied classical violin with Alicia Edelberg, Associate Concertmaster for the NYC Opera. He grew up attending Jay Ungar’s “Ashokan Fiddle and Dance Camp” where he was taught his first fiddle tunes by Jay Ungar, David Kaynor and John Krumm and his first chords on the guitar by folksinger Sally Rogers and Molly Mason. Canadian songwriter friend and mentor Philip Lewin encouraged Jeremy to begin writing songs as a teenager. After earning an undergraduate degree at Oberlin College, Jeremy began pursuing music and songwriting full time.
Jeremy released his debut solo album “In The Magic Light” in Summer 2017. It has aired on WFUV, WFDU, and syndicated radio show Wandering Minstrels.
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KAREN HUDSON RIVER TRIO
A distinctive presence in the NYC Americana scene, Karen Hudson wins audiences over with her edgy wit, elegant stage presence and wry, insightful tunesmithing. Hudson has been compared to Rosanne Cash by The Village Voice, and to early Linda Ronstadt by 3rd Coast Music Magazine in Austin, Texas. On her third CD “Sonic Bloom,” produced by Eric “Roscoe” Ambel, Hudson explores some gothic territory, but refuses to be held hostage by her loss, so even her darkest songs are tempered with wry humor. The musical roots go deep and broad — it’s ‘Americana’ for people who like to mix The Rolling Stones with their Patsy Cline. She has opened for Madeliene Peyroux, Walter Salas Humara and Pete Seeger. She often plays with Jim Petrie on guitar and vocals, and Suzanne Davenport on violin and vocals.
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Us!
Us! is what happens when three “seeker” singer songwriters join their eclectic talents and musical influences to create a sound that is infectiously harmonic, delicately robust, and full of unexpected twists and turns.
New York based Judy Kass, quickly draws in her audience with soulful vocals, no-nonsense lyrical storytelling and genre-bending exploration of guitar and piano. Her original music blends generous amounts of folk, jazz and blues with songs that cover the full gamut of mood and experience. Judy’s 2014 debut album, Better Things and her recent release, Beyond the Ash and Steel (2016) both received notable airplay, topping Folk and Roots radio charts for months after their release and appearing on the Folk DJ List of Top Albums for the years 2014 and 2016 respectively. https://www.judykass.com/
Amy Soucy is a Beacon, NY-based contemporary folk chanteuse who writes evocative songs exploring the kaleidoscope of human experience (dreams, longing, forgiveness and healing) and sings them in a voice that’s been called “powerful,” “comforting,” and “angelic.” In 2016, she was selected for a coveted spot in the Emerging Artist Showcase at Falcon Ridge Folk Festival, and took home first prize in the CT Folk Songwriting Competition. https://www.amysoucymusic.com/
California born Glen Roethel is one-of-a-kind artist, gifted vocalist, dazzlingly musical acoustic guitarist. His rich baritone-tenor, effortless fretting, and vibrant personality light up stages solo and in ensemble with vocal marvels such as Sloan Wainwright, Gathering Time (harmony trio [formerly]), and new trio, Us!. An award-winning songwriter, Glen has electrified juried showcases for Folk Alliance, S.M.A.F., Falcon Ridge Folk, Cape May Singer Songwriter with songs that are memoirs, anecdotes, tender love songs, and anthemic calls for unity and empowerment. http://www.glenroethel.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Life is Large! A Concert to Benefit Axial Theatre Featuring The Kennedys and Hope Machine Chappaqua Performing Arts Center
480 N. Bedford RoadChappaqua, NY 10514
Purchase Tickets: click here
ARTISTS: For over two decades, husband and wife Pete and Maura Kennedy have traversed the highways and byways of the US and the UK, as a folk/pop duo and as members of Nanci Griffith's Blue Moon Orchestra. As The Kennedys, they have released over a dozen CDs, are longtime core artists on WFUV, and were named Artists-in-Residence at The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.
Their original music is uplifting, encouraging and empowering, and their choice of covers is emblematic of their love for the classic songwriting of Buddy Holly, The Beatles and Bob Dylan. Long time New York City residents, they are regulars at the Clearwater Festival and have played legendary venues including Carnegie Hall, the Beacon Theater and the late lamented Bottom Line.
ABOUT AXIAL: An ensemble-based Westchester theater organization comprised of artists committed to creating professional theater and a vital educational experience for emerging artists. Axial is committed to producing plays, both new and old that speak to issues relevant to today's world. We also offer programs in acting for children, teens, and adults, and workshops
Their original music is uplifting, encouraging and empowering, and their choice of covers is emblematic of their love for the classic songwriting of Buddy Holly, The Beatles and Bob Dylan. Long time New York City residents, they are regulars at the Clearwater Festival and have played legendary venues including Carnegie Hall, the Beacon Theater and the late lamented Bottom Line.
ABOUT AXIAL: An ensemble-based Westchester theater organization comprised of artists committed to creating professional theater and a vital educational experience for emerging artists. Axial is committed to producing plays, both new and old that speak to issues relevant to today's world. We also offer programs in acting for children, teens, and adults, and workshops
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm to 8:00 am
Groovin' in New Fairfield presents Joe Crookston with special guest Marianne Osiel Groovin' in New Fairfield Coffeehouse, 33 Route 37, New Fairfield, CT 06812
33 Route 37 New Fairfield, CT 06812
Phone: 203-312-5665
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.groovininnewfairfield.com
Groovin’ in New Fairfield is thrilled to welcome back JOE CROOKSTON with special guest MARIANNE OSIEL on Saturday, September 23 at 7:30pm, at the New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Route 37, New Fairfield, CT. Tickets are $10 and doors open at 6:45 pm.
JOE CROOKSTON is a master storyteller, songwriter, guitarist, painter, fiddler, slide player, eco-village member and believer in all things possible. He was named 2016 Folk Alliance International Artist-in- Residence and signed to Tamulevich Artist Management along with John Gorka and Peter Yarrow. His music swirls with themes of lightness, darkness, clocks ticking, weeping willows, cynicism, hope and the cycles of life and rebirth. If you love a moving song and musical madness, Joe delivers it all - the melodies, the lyrics, the energy and a deep passion for exceptionally well-written songs. You haven't really experienced the magic of Joe Crookston until you have seen him perform live. www.joecrookston.com
MARIANNE OSIEL began her career as an oboist with the Nashville Symphony and while there became immersed in the Nashville world of songwriting and pop music. Marianne is a consummate musician with her music rooted in blues, rock and jazz and with a keen harmonic sensibility. She has been a sought after "sideman" as a slide guitarist, oboist and singer, with such artists as Jackson Brown, John Hall (Orleans), Ashley Cleveland, Daryll Tookes and Joel Sinnier, as well as a member of several symphony orchestras. She also has numerous original recordings, including a live album recorded at the Bluebird Cafe. https://www.facebook.com/marianneosiel
Advance tickets can be purchased at the New Fairfield Senior Center or by mail. Payments made my mail should be payable to Groovin’ in New Fairfield, c/o New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Route 37, New Fairfield, CT. 06812. Please allow sufficient time when mailing. All sales are final. Tickets can also be purchased at the door, pending availability. Additionally, a moderately priced dinner catered by Bruno’s Restaurant is offered before the show. Choices include: eggplant rollatini, chicken francese, pizza, coffee, tea, hot mulled cider, water and homemade desserts. For additional information, contact us at grcoffeehouse@gmail.com.
About Groovin’ in New Fairfield: Groovin’ in New Fairfield seeks to develop and promote ongoing, regularly scheduled live music programs in New Fairfield and surrounding areas. It is a non-profit organization supported by sponsors, local businesses, grants from charitable organizations and patron donations and is staffed by volunteers. It operates under the New Fairfield Parks and Recreation Commission. www.groovininnewfairfield.com
JOE CROOKSTON is a master storyteller, songwriter, guitarist, painter, fiddler, slide player, eco-village member and believer in all things possible. He was named 2016 Folk Alliance International Artist-in- Residence and signed to Tamulevich Artist Management along with John Gorka and Peter Yarrow. His music swirls with themes of lightness, darkness, clocks ticking, weeping willows, cynicism, hope and the cycles of life and rebirth. If you love a moving song and musical madness, Joe delivers it all - the melodies, the lyrics, the energy and a deep passion for exceptionally well-written songs. You haven't really experienced the magic of Joe Crookston until you have seen him perform live. www.joecrookston.com
MARIANNE OSIEL began her career as an oboist with the Nashville Symphony and while there became immersed in the Nashville world of songwriting and pop music. Marianne is a consummate musician with her music rooted in blues, rock and jazz and with a keen harmonic sensibility. She has been a sought after "sideman" as a slide guitarist, oboist and singer, with such artists as Jackson Brown, John Hall (Orleans), Ashley Cleveland, Daryll Tookes and Joel Sinnier, as well as a member of several symphony orchestras. She also has numerous original recordings, including a live album recorded at the Bluebird Cafe. https://www.facebook.com/marianneosiel
Advance tickets can be purchased at the New Fairfield Senior Center or by mail. Payments made my mail should be payable to Groovin’ in New Fairfield, c/o New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Route 37, New Fairfield, CT. 06812. Please allow sufficient time when mailing. All sales are final. Tickets can also be purchased at the door, pending availability. Additionally, a moderately priced dinner catered by Bruno’s Restaurant is offered before the show. Choices include: eggplant rollatini, chicken francese, pizza, coffee, tea, hot mulled cider, water and homemade desserts. For additional information, contact us at grcoffeehouse@gmail.com.
About Groovin’ in New Fairfield: Groovin’ in New Fairfield seeks to develop and promote ongoing, regularly scheduled live music programs in New Fairfield and surrounding areas. It is a non-profit organization supported by sponsors, local businesses, grants from charitable organizations and patron donations and is staffed by volunteers. It operates under the New Fairfield Parks and Recreation Commission. www.groovininnewfairfield.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8PM to 10PM
Karen Hudson River Trio An Beal Bocht Cafe
445 W 238th St.Riverdale Bronx, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10:30 am to 12:30 pm
Andrew V. Craig and Old Dogs, New Tricks Bronxville Farmers Market
Andrew will be performing his reflective, original songs in the style of pseudo swing, jazz, Bossa nova, folk, pop. Joining him on guitar will be Charlie Rhyner.
Old Dogs, New Tricks (Jim Howe and Mark Davis) will be performing their thoughtful original and cover songs.
Come on over shop and say "hi" !
Old Dogs, New Tricks (Jim Howe and Mark Davis) will be performing their thoughtful original and cover songs.
Come on over shop and say "hi" !
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm to 10:30 pm
Joni and James : The Music of Joni Mitchell and James Taylor performed by Anne Carpenter and Peter Calo The Towne Crier Cafe - Beacon
379 Main StreetBeacon, NY
Phone: 845 855 1300
Price: $15.00
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
Joni Mitchell and James Taylor, two songwriting giants, created some of the most endearing and lasting music of out time, Anne Carpenter and Peter Calo visit their immense library of music
Performing classics as well as deep tracks alike. Join Anne and Peter for an intimate and informal evening of great music with surprise guests.
Performing classics as well as deep tracks alike. Join Anne and Peter for an intimate and informal evening of great music with surprise guests.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10AM to Noon
Phil Dollard at the Croton Farmers' Market Croton Farmers Market
lot behind 1 Croton Point Ave. (cross from train station.)Croton on Hudson, NY
Website: https://downtoearthmarkets.com
I'll be returning to the Croton Market To kick of the Autumnal leg of my Acoustic All Organic tour on Oct. 1st. Stop by to stock up and I'll play ome tunes for you as you shop.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:30PM
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering
At Steve Scholle's house, 5 Homewood Road, Hartsdale, NY 10530. 914 330-2906.
Bring a dish, bring a song, bring your own unique self. We start at 6:30 and go til...
Have guitars, keyboards, rattles.
Bring a dish, bring a song, bring your own unique self. We start at 6:30 and go til...
Have guitars, keyboards, rattles.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Andrew V. Craig at the Songwriters night at the Duplex The Duplex
The Duplex Cabaret Theatre 61 Christopher Street (at the Corner of 7th Avenue) New York, New York 10014
Purchase Tickets: click here
I'll be playing at Neil Hermann's Songwriters Night along with Eliana Kraut, Rob Schiffmann, Steve Valhovik. and
Matthew Fishman. We will be playing 3 songs each in a round robin style. It should be a lot of fun! If you can make it, come on over!
Matthew Fishman. We will be playing 3 songs each in a round robin style. It should be a lot of fun! If you can make it, come on over!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 pm to 10 pm
Fred Gillen Jr solo Show Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://www.fredgillenjr.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 pm to 11 pm
Larry Kolker Trio at the Green Growler The Green Growler
4 Croton Point AvenueCroton-on-Hudson, NY
Phone: (914) 862-0961
Website: https://www.thegreengrowler.com
Rare appearance of the LK Trio, at the GG. Great craft beer and stuff to eat. The Green Growler is right at the edge of the Croton Harmon Metro North station. With Sticks Levine on drums and the astounding Danny Elias on clarinet.
And SAVE THE DATE! November 1, 2017, 9 pm Larry Kolker record release show at the Triad Theatre on West 72nd St. in Manhattan. Full band show. You will not believe this band. More details to follow....
And SAVE THE DATE! November 1, 2017, 9 pm Larry Kolker record release show at the Triad Theatre on West 72nd St. in Manhattan. Full band show. You will not believe this band. More details to follow....
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11 AM til 1 PM to 1 PM
Phil Dollard at the Piermont Farmers' Market Piermont Farmers Market
M&T Bank Parking lot, 527 Piermont Ave.Piermont, NY
If you're West of the Hudson on 10/8, be sure to stop by the Piermont Farmers' Market, right in the center of town. I'll be playing a couple of sets of down home Americana, roots, blues.. the usual finger-picking & slide stuff to keep your toes tapping as you shop.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 10:30 pm
The Hudson Valley Sound Featuring KJ Denhert, Fred Gillen Jr, Pluck & Rail, and Matt Turk BMCC Tribeca Performing Arts Center
199 Chambers StreetNew York, NY 10007 USA
Phone: (212) 220-1460
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://tribecapac.org
From Pete Seeger to The Felice Brothers, the Hudson Valley Region of New York State has been and is fertile ground for producing sonically-rich, socially-conscious American roots music. Featuring three past presidents of the Hudson Valley music collective Tribes Hill, Fred Gillen Jr., Matt Turk and the “rad trad” trio Pluck & Rail will perform a thoroughly entertaining evening of regional music fusing folk, country blues, Americana and protest songs.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Gaslight Tinkers with Pluck & Rail Music at the Mansion
Crawford Park, 122 North Ridge Street Rye Brook, NY
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.friendsofcrawfordpark.org/music-at-the-mansion/
African, Caribbean, Funk, Reggae, and Latin grooves meet traditional fiddle music. It’s the genre-bending future of the music of the past. The Gaslight Tinkers‘ blend of global rhythms creates a joyously danceable sound around a core of traditional New England old time and celtic fiddle music, merging boundless positive energy with melody and song. Since its formation in 2012 the band has lit up the East Coast, the West Coast, and the Caribbean, headlining clubs, dances, and major festivals.
Playing what The Valley Advocate describes as “Music that consistently fizzes and pops with unexpected textures and turns,” The Gaslight Tinkers’ shows are packed with delightful surprises, elated crowds, and exuberant musicianship. The sound and energy of Audrey, Jopey, Garrett, and Peter are universally irresistible.
Pluck & Rail is the acoustic intersection of Andrew Sussman of the prog-rock heavyweights Frogg Café, and George Gierer of the folkabilly band South County. Drawing from the deep well of American music, Pluck & Rail blends together gritty songwriting, tight vocal melodies and soaring cello runs to craft their unique sound.
“…bittersweet…” – New York Times (July 2015)
“…evocative of the Felice Brothers…” Westchester Magazine’s 2014 Fall Arts Preview
“…a fresh take evoking aspects of T Bone Burnett.” Progression Magazine, Oct. 2015”
Playing what The Valley Advocate describes as “Music that consistently fizzes and pops with unexpected textures and turns,” The Gaslight Tinkers’ shows are packed with delightful surprises, elated crowds, and exuberant musicianship. The sound and energy of Audrey, Jopey, Garrett, and Peter are universally irresistible.
Pluck & Rail is the acoustic intersection of Andrew Sussman of the prog-rock heavyweights Frogg Café, and George Gierer of the folkabilly band South County. Drawing from the deep well of American music, Pluck & Rail blends together gritty songwriting, tight vocal melodies and soaring cello runs to craft their unique sound.
“…bittersweet…” – New York Times (July 2015)
“…evocative of the Felice Brothers…” Westchester Magazine’s 2014 Fall Arts Preview
“…a fresh take evoking aspects of T Bone Burnett.” Progression Magazine, Oct. 2015”
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4PM Door
TRIBES HILL PRESENTS: KINDRED FOLK at Division Street Guitars with Scoot Horton, Bill Scorzari and Jeremy Bar-Illan. Division Street Guitars
36 N. Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Price: $15.00
Website: https://www.divisionstreetguitars.com
Hey Kindred Folk! We would love to see you all at this show! Support this series in Peekskill, presented by the fine folks of Tribes Hill and Division Street Guitars. Check out this fantastic line up with songwriters Scoot Horton, Bill Scorzari, and Blues guitarist Jeremy Bar-Illan Thank you!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3pm to 5pm
Fred Gillen Jr What She Said Seven Freedoms Music Center
22 Railroad AvenueMontgomery, NY
Phone: (845) 457-1463
Website: https://hvmusic.com/listing/serv_detail.php?table=msms&listing_id=47
I'm so happy to be back, at their new location. I'm so happy to do a show at a RECORD STORE! There will be light refreshments.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM
The Heart of the Matter Songwriters Series The BeanRunner Cafe
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY USA
Phone: 914-737-1701
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.beanrunnercafe.com
Tom From Nyack, Judy Kass and Bill Kelly will be performing in the round in The Heart of the Matter Songwriters Series at The BeanRunner Cafe in Peekskill on Thursday, October 19, from 7PM to 9PM. $10 cover. If you don't know, this is a great, intimate venue to listen to music. Good food and beverages are available.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM to 10:00 pm
The Greenheart: Tie the Trash Benefit Concert Live@theUpstream
Upstream Gallery - 8 Main StreetHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: (914) 674-8548
Price: $25.00
Website: https://www.upstreamgallery.com/concerts.html
Please join our eco-minded creative music team The Greenheart in celebrating the upcoming project Tie the Trash!
A unique solution to plastic waste, Tie the Trash will recycle plastic waste from streets and rivers in Kathmandu, Nepal, refine the collected plastic, and use 3D printers to make objects of use and value for young people.
James dean conklin, Creative Director of Waste Knot, an L3C, will explain the history of the project with a short projected presentation, followed by a set of music by the new eco-justice group The Greenheart, (Fred Gillen Jr., Julie Corbalis, Laura Bowman, Andrew Mattina & james dean conklin).
The Greenheart is the creative voice that will interact with our young friends in Nepal via music & demonstration. Our team also includes photographer Jim Metzger, artist Peg Taylor, and film production professional Matt Cleary, as well as sustainability coordinator Elisa Zazzera.
Doors open at 7:30pm
Suggested Donation - $25
If you can't make it, please consider donating by clicking here or entering this link into your browser - https://www.gofundme.com/greenheartnepal2017
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A unique solution to plastic waste, Tie the Trash will recycle plastic waste from streets and rivers in Kathmandu, Nepal, refine the collected plastic, and use 3D printers to make objects of use and value for young people.
James dean conklin, Creative Director of Waste Knot, an L3C, will explain the history of the project with a short projected presentation, followed by a set of music by the new eco-justice group The Greenheart, (Fred Gillen Jr., Julie Corbalis, Laura Bowman, Andrew Mattina & james dean conklin).
The Greenheart is the creative voice that will interact with our young friends in Nepal via music & demonstration. Our team also includes photographer Jim Metzger, artist Peg Taylor, and film production professional Matt Cleary, as well as sustainability coordinator Elisa Zazzera.
Doors open at 7:30pm
Suggested Donation - $25
If you can't make it, please consider donating by clicking here or entering this link into your browser - https://www.gofundme.com/greenheartnepal2017
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Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM
Local Music Event Borderline Folk Music Club
149 Church SteetNanuet, NY
Price: $10.00
Website: https://borderlinefolkmusicclub.org/
The Whispering Tree and RT Miller will be performing at a Borderline Folk Music Club Local Music Event on Sunday, October 22nd at 1:00 PM at the Nanuet Library, 149 Church Street, Nanuet, NY. Admission is only $10 and is FREE to Borderline members.
The Whispering Tree is singer/songwriter Eleanor Kleiner and multi-instrumentalist Elie Brangbour. Residents of Beacon, NY and Tribes Hill members, they have had multiple showcases at NERFA and are two time Falcon Ridge Emerging Artists.
RT Miller is a prolific songwriter and has been performing his music for decades. He achieved critical acclaim in the 70's after having been discovered by legendary music producer John Hammond Sr. He is currently the percussionist for Arlon Bennett's The Healing Project.
The Whispering Tree is singer/songwriter Eleanor Kleiner and multi-instrumentalist Elie Brangbour. Residents of Beacon, NY and Tribes Hill members, they have had multiple showcases at NERFA and are two time Falcon Ridge Emerging Artists.
RT Miller is a prolific songwriter and has been performing his music for decades. He achieved critical acclaim in the 70's after having been discovered by legendary music producer John Hammond Sr. He is currently the percussionist for Arlon Bennett's The Healing Project.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8PM
Karen Hudson River Trio An Beal Bocht Cafe
445 W 238th St.Riverdale Bronx, New York
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 AM til Noon to Noon
Phil Dollard Returns to the Croton Market Croton Farmers Market
1 Croton Point Avenue (across fro train station)Croton-on-Hudson, NY
Back here at this vibrant farmers' Market in Croton to round out the Autumnal All Organic tour. Stop by if you're in the area... or make a special trip. It's heart-healthy.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3pm to 7pm
Art For The Heart - Benefit for American Heart Association The Bean Runner Cafe
201 S. Division & Esther StreetPeekskill, NY
Phone: 914-737-1701
Website: https://honor.americanheart.org/site/TR/FunRaiser/NAT-IFEFUNraise?px=13257380&pg=personal&fr_id=2320
Come join us to celebrate the art of Jan Horton and to raise money for the American Heart Association.
Jan Horton was an accomplished landscape painter influenced by Thomas Cole and the Hudson River School. Her painting have been featured and sold all over the country. Some have made it as far away as Europe. She was commissioned by Governor Pataki to paint three paintings for him that hung in the Governors office.
There will be one of Jan's painting for sale by Silent Auction. Most painting will not be for sale at this time. All profits from the sale will be donated to the American Heart Association.
There will be musical performances by Scoot Horton, George Mallas, and George Gierer.
Scoot Horton is a country/folk singer. He released his debut cd "Six 2 Seven" in 2015 and is at work writing for his next release. He has been described as "Woody Guthrie meets the Sex Pistols".
George Mallas has been playing piano since he was six years old. he is heavily influenced by Joni Mitchell, Jackson Browne, Elton John, Cat Stevens, and James Taylor. George's first solo cd is called "Small Reminders".
George Gierer is the guitar/banjo player in the duo Pluck & Rail. George will be making a rare solo appearance playing songs from Pluck & Rails debut cd "Trigger" as well as songs from his previous band South County.
All Profits from this show will go to the American Heart Association.
To make a donation click on the link.
Thank you
Jan Horton was an accomplished landscape painter influenced by Thomas Cole and the Hudson River School. Her painting have been featured and sold all over the country. Some have made it as far away as Europe. She was commissioned by Governor Pataki to paint three paintings for him that hung in the Governors office.
There will be one of Jan's painting for sale by Silent Auction. Most painting will not be for sale at this time. All profits from the sale will be donated to the American Heart Association.
There will be musical performances by Scoot Horton, George Mallas, and George Gierer.
Scoot Horton is a country/folk singer. He released his debut cd "Six 2 Seven" in 2015 and is at work writing for his next release. He has been described as "Woody Guthrie meets the Sex Pistols".
George Mallas has been playing piano since he was six years old. he is heavily influenced by Joni Mitchell, Jackson Browne, Elton John, Cat Stevens, and James Taylor. George's first solo cd is called "Small Reminders".
George Gierer is the guitar/banjo player in the duo Pluck & Rail. George will be making a rare solo appearance playing songs from Pluck & Rails debut cd "Trigger" as well as songs from his previous band South County.
All Profits from this show will go to the American Heart Association.
To make a donation click on the link.
Thank you
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 pm to 10 pm
Phil Dollard at 6 Degrees of Separation 6 Degrees of Separation
35 Main St.Ossining, NY
Website: https://www.6degreesbp.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Stephen Scholle Originals Coffee Labs Roasters
Main StreetTarrytown NY
Website: https://www.stephenscholle.bandcamp.com
Steve's music runs from traditional folk to swing and jazz blues. He's written about the gifts that come from lost love, to getting jabbed awake by "your sharp big toe"; from an Indian lady rhumba dancing with a cobra, to orphan brothers trapping in the wilds of Quebec; from a 7th grade school dance, upon hearing a new band from Liverpool right after the Kennedy assassination, to returning from Woodstock and making an unfortunate mistake... as well as many other "froms". We might end with a round of "Taco Bell's Canon". 
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00PM to 10:00 pm
Ilana Donna with special guests Matt Turk and Heather Campanelli Live@theUpstream
Upstream Gallery - 8 Main StreetHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.upstreamgallery.com/concerts.html
ILANA DONNA ARAZIE is a rootsy-soulful singer-songwriter and Hastings-on-Hudson resident. She has been singing at cafes, open mics, bars and showers across NYC, Miami and SF since she was 18. Since meeting her husband, Matt Turk, a professional musician and troubadour, she and Matt have been harmonizing and collaborating. Ilana has been writing new music in her free moments while taking care of their 2 year-old son. She will be performing new compositions, as well as choice classic covers. Ilana takes her inspiration from artists like The Louvin Brothers, Mary Chapin Carpenter, Lucinda Williams, Jerry Garcia, Theresa Williams and Larry Campbell. With a beautiful and powerful voice, Ilana delivers her finely crafted songs. She is a charismatic, compelling performer: smart, witty and real.
Ilana will be joined by Matt Turk (guitar) and Heather Campanelli (keyboards)
Ilana will be joined by Matt Turk (guitar) and Heather Campanelli (keyboards)
Doors open at 7:30pm
Suggested Donation - $10
Presented by
in association with
Suggested Donation - $10
Presented by
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Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm to 10:30 pm
SongWriters Showcase featuring Peter Calo KJ Denhert Simi Stone The Towne Crier
379 Main Street Beacon, NY 12508
Phone: 845 855 1300
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.townecrier.com
Join us for an evening with three talented artists!
Peter Calo has performed and/or recorded with such diverse artists as Carly Simon, Dionne Warwick, Queen Latifah, Willie Nelson, Hall and Oates, Linda Eder, Sophie B. Hawkins, Andrea Bocelli, Jimmy Webb, Kris Kristofferson, Leonard Bernstein and others. Peter’s guitar playing is featured in the Grammy winning musical and Film “Hairspray, “Across the Universe” and also TV shows “Ray Donovan” and “The Affair” “Z For Zelda” and “One Mississippi.”
KJ Denhert’s 10 albums have earned her seven Independent Music Awards. In 2009 she was named as one of JAZZ.COM’s top female vocalists and in 2012 she became a Grand Prize winner in the John Lennon Songwriting Contest. KJ defines herself as an “urban folk and jazz” artist; however, she often steps outside that box to explore other genres that have also influenced her. The result is a grouping of jazz, pop and rock covers, mixed with her original songs, that paint a bold portrait of KJ as an artist – completely singular, fully realized & mesmerizing.
Woodstock native Simi Stone, born Simantha Mollylou Sernaker, is a violinist, guitarist, singer, songwriter and visual artist. A formidable powerhouse fueled by a raw and edgy vocal style, with enough charisma to burn down the house, Simi has worked, recorded, toured and written with numerous artists such as Natalie Merchant, David Byrne, The New Pornographers and Neko Case. Simi was the front woman and creative force of the Band Suffrajett.
Peter Calo has performed and/or recorded with such diverse artists as Carly Simon, Dionne Warwick, Queen Latifah, Willie Nelson, Hall and Oates, Linda Eder, Sophie B. Hawkins, Andrea Bocelli, Jimmy Webb, Kris Kristofferson, Leonard Bernstein and others. Peter’s guitar playing is featured in the Grammy winning musical and Film “Hairspray, “Across the Universe” and also TV shows “Ray Donovan” and “The Affair” “Z For Zelda” and “One Mississippi.”
KJ Denhert’s 10 albums have earned her seven Independent Music Awards. In 2009 she was named as one of JAZZ.COM’s top female vocalists and in 2012 she became a Grand Prize winner in the John Lennon Songwriting Contest. KJ defines herself as an “urban folk and jazz” artist; however, she often steps outside that box to explore other genres that have also influenced her. The result is a grouping of jazz, pop and rock covers, mixed with her original songs, that paint a bold portrait of KJ as an artist – completely singular, fully realized & mesmerizing.
Woodstock native Simi Stone, born Simantha Mollylou Sernaker, is a violinist, guitarist, singer, songwriter and visual artist. A formidable powerhouse fueled by a raw and edgy vocal style, with enough charisma to burn down the house, Simi has worked, recorded, toured and written with numerous artists such as Natalie Merchant, David Byrne, The New Pornographers and Neko Case. Simi was the front woman and creative force of the Band Suffrajett.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm to 11pm
Larry Kolker & the Dog Year Band - CD Release party!!! Triad Theater
158 West 72nd StreetNew York, New York
Phone: 212-279-4200
Price: $15.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.triadnyc.com/
My new CD is here! Produced by Larry Kolker and Mark Dann. "Dog Year" is an indie rock album and is the best work I have ever done. I'm gonna play it with the best band I've ever had. Peter Calo on electric guitar, Mark Dann on bass, Jeremy Kolker on drums, Larry on guitars and harp, George Wurzbach on keys, and special guest Amy Soucy singing some harmonies. Peter Calo will perform an opening set!
The Triad Theater is a beautiful space with great sound that has hosted thousands of musical acts, plays, comedy, you-name-it. It is located at 158 West 72nd Street on the second floor, above Seven's Restaurant, an awesome Turkish (the food not the musician) place. Admission price includes a CD. The Triad has a 2-drink minimum. Doors will open at 8:50 with the opening set starting at 9:15 sharp. We will be finished by 11pm so everyone can still get their beauty sleep. This location is easy to reach by car or public transportation; there's a lot of free parking on the streets nearby starting at 7 pm (check out smoothparking.com). Please please please come to this show!!!
The Triad Theater is a beautiful space with great sound that has hosted thousands of musical acts, plays, comedy, you-name-it. It is located at 158 West 72nd Street on the second floor, above Seven's Restaurant, an awesome Turkish (the food not the musician) place. Admission price includes a CD. The Triad has a 2-drink minimum. Doors will open at 8:50 with the opening set starting at 9:15 sharp. We will be finished by 11pm so everyone can still get their beauty sleep. This location is easy to reach by car or public transportation; there's a lot of free parking on the streets nearby starting at 7 pm (check out smoothparking.com). Please please please come to this show!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Monthly Residency Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://www.fredgillenjr.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 pm to 11 pm
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Show The Green Growler
368 S. Riverside Ave.Croton-on-Hudson, NY
Phone: (914) 862-0961
Website: https://www.thegreengrowler.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.
The Greenheart Tie the Trash Fundraiser & Performance The Starving Artist Cafe
249 City Island Avenue, City IslandCity Island Bronx, New York 10464
Phone: 718.885.3779
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com/
Eco-spirit peace music.
Laura Bowman
Vocals, Guitar
james dean conklin
Vocals, Guitar
Julie Corbalis
Vocals, Guitar
Fred Gillen Jr.
Vocals, Guitar, Percussion, Washboard, Harmonica
Andrew Mattina
Vocals, Bass guitar, Ukele
Laura Bowman
Vocals, Guitar
james dean conklin
Vocals, Guitar
Julie Corbalis
Vocals, Guitar
Fred Gillen Jr.
Vocals, Guitar, Percussion, Washboard, Harmonica
Andrew Mattina
Vocals, Bass guitar, Ukele
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:00PM to 7:00PM
the End of America River Spirit Music House Concert Series
47 Jefferson AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 United States
Phone: 347-MUSIC-76
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.riverspiritmusic.com
The End of America is a band of friends, singers and travelers who blend three-part harmony with rock and Americana. The Philadelphia-based outfit masters a style that resonates with fans of Ryan Adams, CSNY and Dawes. All frontmen of previous bands, Brendon Thomas, James Downes and Trevor Leonard met on tour in 2005. They went on to form a trio that highlights their vocal chemistry and captures the raw honesty of their performances. TEOA recently released their debut LP (self-titled), a follow-up to their previous EPs, Shakey and Steep Bay. Anyone who has seen TEOA can attest to their powerful harmonies and stage presence.
The End of America has performed at SXSW, Savannah Stopover and the Baltimore Folk Fest. They have shared the stage with Larry Campbell, David Bromberg, Gary Louris (The Jayhawks), Simone Felice (The Felice Brothers) and joined Beck in Los Angeles to perform for his Song Reader sheet music release show. The trio's appearance at the show aired live on KCRW and received praise from Spin, Filter and The Hollywood Reporter.
The End of America has performed at SXSW, Savannah Stopover and the Baltimore Folk Fest. They have shared the stage with Larry Campbell, David Bromberg, Gary Louris (The Jayhawks), Simone Felice (The Felice Brothers) and joined Beck in Los Angeles to perform for his Song Reader sheet music release show. The trio's appearance at the show aired live on KCRW and received praise from Spin, Filter and The Hollywood Reporter.
Watch their video for "Empty Sea"
Doors open/potluck dinner at 4:00pm
Suggested Donation - $20
Presented by
Suggested Donation - $20
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Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:30PM
November monthly gathering Fred Gillen Jr.'s house
2002 Albany Post Road, Croton-On-Hudson, NY
Phone: 914 699-5036
Please carpool. There's limited parking. (Please park either up the driveway to the left or in the back behind the house, on the grass. Thanks.)
Also, please bring some side dish or edible/drinkable to contribute to the dinner. Thanks.
Fred's cell number: 914-960-2827
Also, please bring some side dish or edible/drinkable to contribute to the dinner. Thanks.
Fred's cell number: 914-960-2827
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm to 10:30 pm
Steve James with Elizabeth Kemler and Dave and Emma Hart Groovin' in New Fairfield Coffeehosue
33 CT Route 37New Fairfield, CT 06812 USA
Phone: 203-312-5665
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.groovininnewfairfield.com
Groovin’ in New Fairfield is thrilled to welcome STEVE JAMES with special guest ELIZABETH KEMLER AND DAVE AND EMMA HART on Saturday, November 11, 2017 at 7:30pm, at the New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Route 37, New Fairfield, CT. Tickets are $10 and doors open at 6:45 pm.
STEVE JAMES is a blues musician, a notable songwriter (Talco Girl, Farewell The Roses, Sonny Payne, Birmingham Steel to name a few), one of the best modern bottleneck slide players, a storyteller and a compendium of interesting facts. In the world of contemporary acoustic and roots music, he’s earned his reputation with decades of tireless international touring, a stack of solo recordings, a funny, kinetic stage presence and an unmistakable style of playing and singing.
His own recordings engage with other top notch musicians- Cindy Cashdollar, the Bad Livers, Alvin Youngblood Hart, Del Rey and a host of others. As a sideman, both on stage and on record, he’s played with Howard Armstrong, Bo Diddley, John Hammond, Maria Muldaur, Furry Lewis and James McMurtry…he often gets a shout-out to “get on up here” from the likes of Tommy Emmanuel, Hot Tuna or Chip Taylor. Hehas appeared on “A Prairie Home Companion”, “Austin City Limits Live”, “NPR Morning Edition” and many other syndicated broadcasts worldwide. www.stevejames.com
ELIZABETH KEMLER Singer/songwriter, educator, and activist Elizabeth Erin Kemler, is an intrepid storyteller, equally passionate about affecting social change as she is about crafting engaging songs. On her recently released album,The Weight of Mortal Skin, she traverses the rocky terrain of the human heart through a luscious blend of country, folk, and roots. With a rich, chocolaty voice, and unwavering emotional intensity, Elizabeth shares stories of anguish and aching, revelation and deliverance--the songs feeling at once deeply famiiar, and wholly new. elizabetherinkemler.com
DAVE AND EMMA HART Father/Daughter Americana duo Dave & Emma Hart released their debut record Hold On in late 2013. Reaching near the top 100 on the AMA (Americana Music Association) charts, the record received rave reviews from Bluegrass Unlimited, The Aquarian and others. Mike Greenblatt at The Aquarian wrote, “The six tracks of Hold On—the sweet self-released debut of Dave & Emma Hart—slide down like a summer salad and feels so good in doing so. I’m already looking forward to their full-length debut, as everyone I’ve played this thing for, from fans of pop to fans of folk, has loved it.” Hold On was produced by Emma’s fiddle idol Jim Van Cleve, and features a line-up of Nashville heavyweights including Bryan Sutton, Byron House, Kenny Malone and Jeff Taylor. During the sessions Byron House commented how much it reminded of him of tracking the Nickel Creek records, with was perfectly fine with Dave and Emma, whose blend of bluegrass and Americana is heavily influenced by artists like Nickel Creek, Sarah Jarosz and Crooked Stll. Their sophomore record is on schedule to release in Spring 2018.Dave and Emma began their musical partnership early on, when Emma was 4. As an award-winning commercial composer and guitarist, Dave was naturally thrilled when his 3-year-old expressed an interest in the violin. Beginning her training with the classical Suzuki method, Emma soon discovered bluegrass, so it didn’t take long before dad and daughter were ripping fiddle tunes for enthusiastic audiences, and Emma was piling up fiddle competition ribbons. Bluegrass legend Tim O’Brien heard Emma when she was 11 and proclaimed, “she’s one of us”. Emma was awarded the Berklee Mark O’Connor Scholarship and the Grey Fox Bill Vernon Memorial Scholarship before she went on to study jazz performance at McGill University. Now 23, Emma resides in Asheville, NC. Dave continues to record and produce records at his Stamford, CT studio www.daveandemmahart.com
Advance tickets can be purchased at the New Fairfield Senior Center or by mail. Payments made my mail should be payable to Groovin’ in New Fairfield, c/o New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Route 37, New Fairfield, CT. 06812 or call 203-312-5665. Please allow sufficient time when mailing. All sales are final. Tickets can also be purchased at the door, pending availability. Additionally, a moderately priced dinner catered by Bruno’s Restaurant is offered before the show. Choices include: eggplant rollatini, chicken francese, pizza, coffee, tea, hot mulled cider, water and homemade desserts. For additional information, contact us at grcoffeehouse@gmail.com .
About Groovin’ in New Fairfield: Groovin’ in New Fairfield seeks to develop and promote ongoing, regularly scheduled live music programs in New Fairfield and surrounding areas. It is a non-profit organization supported by sponsors, local businesses, grants from charitable organizations and patron donations and is staffed by volunteers. It operates under the New Fairfield Parks and Recreation Commission. www.groovininnewfairfield.com
STEVE JAMES is a blues musician, a notable songwriter (Talco Girl, Farewell The Roses, Sonny Payne, Birmingham Steel to name a few), one of the best modern bottleneck slide players, a storyteller and a compendium of interesting facts. In the world of contemporary acoustic and roots music, he’s earned his reputation with decades of tireless international touring, a stack of solo recordings, a funny, kinetic stage presence and an unmistakable style of playing and singing.
His own recordings engage with other top notch musicians- Cindy Cashdollar, the Bad Livers, Alvin Youngblood Hart, Del Rey and a host of others. As a sideman, both on stage and on record, he’s played with Howard Armstrong, Bo Diddley, John Hammond, Maria Muldaur, Furry Lewis and James McMurtry…he often gets a shout-out to “get on up here” from the likes of Tommy Emmanuel, Hot Tuna or Chip Taylor. Hehas appeared on “A Prairie Home Companion”, “Austin City Limits Live”, “NPR Morning Edition” and many other syndicated broadcasts worldwide. www.stevejames.com
ELIZABETH KEMLER Singer/songwriter, educator, and activist Elizabeth Erin Kemler, is an intrepid storyteller, equally passionate about affecting social change as she is about crafting engaging songs. On her recently released album,The Weight of Mortal Skin, she traverses the rocky terrain of the human heart through a luscious blend of country, folk, and roots. With a rich, chocolaty voice, and unwavering emotional intensity, Elizabeth shares stories of anguish and aching, revelation and deliverance--the songs feeling at once deeply famiiar, and wholly new. elizabetherinkemler.com
DAVE AND EMMA HART Father/Daughter Americana duo Dave & Emma Hart released their debut record Hold On in late 2013. Reaching near the top 100 on the AMA (Americana Music Association) charts, the record received rave reviews from Bluegrass Unlimited, The Aquarian and others. Mike Greenblatt at The Aquarian wrote, “The six tracks of Hold On—the sweet self-released debut of Dave & Emma Hart—slide down like a summer salad and feels so good in doing so. I’m already looking forward to their full-length debut, as everyone I’ve played this thing for, from fans of pop to fans of folk, has loved it.” Hold On was produced by Emma’s fiddle idol Jim Van Cleve, and features a line-up of Nashville heavyweights including Bryan Sutton, Byron House, Kenny Malone and Jeff Taylor. During the sessions Byron House commented how much it reminded of him of tracking the Nickel Creek records, with was perfectly fine with Dave and Emma, whose blend of bluegrass and Americana is heavily influenced by artists like Nickel Creek, Sarah Jarosz and Crooked Stll. Their sophomore record is on schedule to release in Spring 2018.Dave and Emma began their musical partnership early on, when Emma was 4. As an award-winning commercial composer and guitarist, Dave was naturally thrilled when his 3-year-old expressed an interest in the violin. Beginning her training with the classical Suzuki method, Emma soon discovered bluegrass, so it didn’t take long before dad and daughter were ripping fiddle tunes for enthusiastic audiences, and Emma was piling up fiddle competition ribbons. Bluegrass legend Tim O’Brien heard Emma when she was 11 and proclaimed, “she’s one of us”. Emma was awarded the Berklee Mark O’Connor Scholarship and the Grey Fox Bill Vernon Memorial Scholarship before she went on to study jazz performance at McGill University. Now 23, Emma resides in Asheville, NC. Dave continues to record and produce records at his Stamford, CT studio www.daveandemmahart.com
Advance tickets can be purchased at the New Fairfield Senior Center or by mail. Payments made my mail should be payable to Groovin’ in New Fairfield, c/o New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Route 37, New Fairfield, CT. 06812 or call 203-312-5665. Please allow sufficient time when mailing. All sales are final. Tickets can also be purchased at the door, pending availability. Additionally, a moderately priced dinner catered by Bruno’s Restaurant is offered before the show. Choices include: eggplant rollatini, chicken francese, pizza, coffee, tea, hot mulled cider, water and homemade desserts. For additional information, contact us at grcoffeehouse@gmail.com .
About Groovin’ in New Fairfield: Groovin’ in New Fairfield seeks to develop and promote ongoing, regularly scheduled live music programs in New Fairfield and surrounding areas. It is a non-profit organization supported by sponsors, local businesses, grants from charitable organizations and patron donations and is staffed by volunteers. It operates under the New Fairfield Parks and Recreation Commission. www.groovininnewfairfield.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Show Six Degrees of Separation Brewery
35 Main StreetOssining, NY
Phone: (914) 432-5969
Website: https://www.6degreesbp.com
Nice, intimate neighborhood place! Last show before the Greenheart heads to Nepal.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm to 11pm
Scoot Horton Live The Art Cafe
65 S BroadwayNyack, NY 10960
Phone: 845-353-4230
Website: https://www.artcafenyack.com
Scoot crosses the Hudson River to play The Art Cafe in Nyack for the first time.
Scoot will be playing his original songs and some covers.
Scoot will be playing his original songs and some covers.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4:30 PM to 7 PM
WhyHunger Hungerthon/Tom Petty Tribute Acoustic Cafe Music Series at OLM Academy
25 Fremont AvePark Ridge, NJ 07656 usa
Phone: 201-573-0718
Price: $25.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.cafeacoustic.org
Musicians to pay tribute to Tom Petty at WhyHunger Benefit at Acoustic Café Nov. 19th
As part of the annual WhyHunger Hungerthon fundraising campaign, the Acoustic Cafe Music Series in Park Ridge returns to host a Nov. 19 benefit concert that will also serve as a tribute to the late Tom Petty. Artists will include Jeffrey Gaines, Richard Barone, Joe D'Urso w/ Seth Saltzman, Don Dilego, Isabella Rose, Christopher Brown w/ Peter Calo, Bobby Mahoney and the Annalyse & Ryan duo.
WhyHunger, the organization founded in 1975 by the late singer/songwriter Harry Chapin and Bill Ayers, enlists performing artists to raise funds and awareness for the most innovative and effective community-based organizations fighting hunger and poverty all across the world. Through music we can all make a difference in the world!
Jeffrey Gaines has been heralded for his soul-searching lyrics and his powerful live performances. With only his voice and a guitar for accompaniment he has earned a reputation as a captivating performer, entertaining audiences everywhere he goes. The Boston Globe declared that “Gaines’ soulful, wounded vocals make a case for his being one of pop’s finest singers…an artist who deserves far more attention than some of his more hyped, yet less talented peers.”
Richard Barone is an acclaimed recording artist, producer and author. Since pioneering the indie rock scene as frontman for The Bongos, Barone has produced and worked with artists in every musical style. His latest CD is Sorrows and Promises: Greenwich Village in the 1960s.
Joe D’Urso's fierce independence, dynamic stage presence and altruistic nature have led him down a road less traveled, being on the Board of Directors for Why Hunger and The Light of Day Foundation and presenter of the Rockland/Bergen Music Festival. With his roots/rock band, Stone Caravan, Joe has released 13 CDs.
No Depression Magazine has said indie/folk artist Don DiLego “is quickly becoming the ‘Next Big Thing’ in the Americana-Indie-Folk scene.”
Tickets: $25 advance online, $30 at the door www.cafeacoustic.org 201-573-0718
Refreshments included, wheelchair accessible, easy parking
- Non-perishable food items will also be collected for a local food pantry-
As part of the annual WhyHunger Hungerthon fundraising campaign, the Acoustic Cafe Music Series in Park Ridge returns to host a Nov. 19 benefit concert that will also serve as a tribute to the late Tom Petty. Artists will include Jeffrey Gaines, Richard Barone, Joe D'Urso w/ Seth Saltzman, Don Dilego, Isabella Rose, Christopher Brown w/ Peter Calo, Bobby Mahoney and the Annalyse & Ryan duo.
WhyHunger, the organization founded in 1975 by the late singer/songwriter Harry Chapin and Bill Ayers, enlists performing artists to raise funds and awareness for the most innovative and effective community-based organizations fighting hunger and poverty all across the world. Through music we can all make a difference in the world!
Jeffrey Gaines has been heralded for his soul-searching lyrics and his powerful live performances. With only his voice and a guitar for accompaniment he has earned a reputation as a captivating performer, entertaining audiences everywhere he goes. The Boston Globe declared that “Gaines’ soulful, wounded vocals make a case for his being one of pop’s finest singers…an artist who deserves far more attention than some of his more hyped, yet less talented peers.”
Richard Barone is an acclaimed recording artist, producer and author. Since pioneering the indie rock scene as frontman for The Bongos, Barone has produced and worked with artists in every musical style. His latest CD is Sorrows and Promises: Greenwich Village in the 1960s.
Joe D’Urso's fierce independence, dynamic stage presence and altruistic nature have led him down a road less traveled, being on the Board of Directors for Why Hunger and The Light of Day Foundation and presenter of the Rockland/Bergen Music Festival. With his roots/rock band, Stone Caravan, Joe has released 13 CDs.
No Depression Magazine has said indie/folk artist Don DiLego “is quickly becoming the ‘Next Big Thing’ in the Americana-Indie-Folk scene.”
Tickets: $25 advance online, $30 at the door www.cafeacoustic.org 201-573-0718
Refreshments included, wheelchair accessible, easy parking
- Non-perishable food items will also be collected for a local food pantry-
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4PM Door
TRIBES HILL PRESENTS: KINDRED FOLK at Division Street Guitars with The Levins, Letitia Van Sant, MR Poulopoulos Division Street Guitars
36 N. Division StreetPeekskill, NY
Price: $15.00
$15 suggested donation at the door.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM
Loretta Hagen and Kirsten Maxwell Borderline Folk Music Club
149 Church SteetNanuet, NY 10954
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://borderlinefolkmusicclub.org/
Borderline Folk Music Club is presenting an exciting co-bill at the Nanuet Library
LORETTA HAGEN is a winner of multiple awards and accolades and her latest recording, "Lucky Stars" has received critical acclaim and airplay on folk music radio. She will be joined by the amazing KIRSTEN MAXWELL, who in a few short years has won songwriting contests across the country, has had a main stage appearance at the Falcon Ridge Folk Festival as a Most Wanted Artist and has received a coveted Formal Showcase slot this year at NERFA.
This will be an amazing show. General Admission is only $20 and $15 for Borderline members.
Come on out and support these wonderful artists.
LORETTA HAGEN is a winner of multiple awards and accolades and her latest recording, "Lucky Stars" has received critical acclaim and airplay on folk music radio. She will be joined by the amazing KIRSTEN MAXWELL, who in a few short years has won songwriting contests across the country, has had a main stage appearance at the Falcon Ridge Folk Festival as a Most Wanted Artist and has received a coveted Formal Showcase slot this year at NERFA.
This will be an amazing show. General Admission is only $20 and $15 for Borderline members.
Come on out and support these wonderful artists.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:00PM to 7:00PM
Jaimee Harris River Spirit Music House Concert Series
47 Jefferson AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 United States
Phone: 347-MUSIC-76
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.riverspiritmusic.com
Jaimee Harris has captured the audiences of living rooms, sold out clubs, and listening rooms with her unique blend of pop melodies and folk rooted lyrics. Since making Austin, Texas her home in 2009, Jaimee Harris has found herself working with some of the city’s finest (Jimmy LaFave, David Ramirez, Kalu James, The Painted Redstarts, The Purgatory Players, The Bump Band). She began playing guitar at age 5, and she started writing songs almost immediately and she hasn’t stopped. Drawing from musical influences as diverse as Patty Griffin and The Nerves, Jaimee’s musical palette is as broad as it is deep. She has played with and opened for such artists as Peter Case, The Black Crowes, Bob Schneider, Matt Nathanson, Jessie Baylin, Jon Randall, and Jack Ingram. Jaimee is looking forward to working with Austin producer Craig Ross (Patty Griffin, Spoon) to bring you her first solo record in 2016.
“If you’ve ever had the pleasure of hearing Jaimee Harris perform, chances are good you take away something powerful with you. Her lyrics set something in motion that triggers the memory, melts the heart, warms the soul, maybe even strikes that chord within that leaves you a bit forlorn.”– Laurie Gallardo, KUTX
“If you’ve ever had the pleasure of hearing Jaimee Harris perform, chances are good you take away something powerful with you. Her lyrics set something in motion that triggers the memory, melts the heart, warms the soul, maybe even strikes that chord within that leaves you a bit forlorn.”– Laurie Gallardo, KUTX
Doors open/potluck dinner at 4:00pm
Suggested Donation - $20
Presented by
Suggested Donation - $20
Presented by
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm to 9pm
Scoot Horton The Paradise Restaurant
135 BroadwayVerplanck, NY 10596
Phone: 914-736-3334
Scoot Horton returns to the Paradise once again. Home to some great Italian food to go along with the live music.
Scoot will break out a few Christmas songs besides his originals and covers.
Scoot will break out a few Christmas songs besides his originals and covers.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m.
Songwriters Circle at Christopher Street Coffeehouse at St. John's Lutheran Church. (Tribes Hill members Andy Craig and Karen Hudson) Christopher Street Coffeehouse, NYC
81 Christopher Street (St. Johns Lutheran Church)New York, NY 10014
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.facebook.com/christopherstreetcoffeehouse/
We are excited to announce the participants in the winter edition of our popular benefit series, Songwriters Circle at Christopher Street Coffeehouse at St. John's Lutheran Church. Our fabulous songwriters are Bill Buttner, Andrew Craig, Pat Harper (Pat Harper Music), and Karen Hudson. And our special guest star is the amazing singer-songwriter coming all the way from Nashville, Tennessee, Clint Alphin (https://clintalphin.com/). The show will take place on FRIDAY DECEMBER 8, at 7 PM. The Songwriters Circle series is a benefit that we do for the Church to help fund their many social service activities. Suggested donation is $15.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Tribes Hill Presents the 12th Annual Year-end Hootenanny Featuring Hope Machine and Special Guests Division Street Guitars
36 N. Division StreetPeekskill, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4pm
The Levins and The Lords of Lichtenstein at The Turning Point The Turning Point
468 Piermont AvenuePiermont, NY 10968 USA
Price: $15.00
Website: https://www.piermontcafe.com
Joining forces, once again! A harmony filled afternoon with The Levins and The Lords of Lichtenstein.
A show that defends joy and argyle sweater vests that'll warm your heart in the midst of December. Held at the esteemed Turning Point in Piedmont, NY... defender of good, original music for decades.
A show that defends joy and argyle sweater vests that'll warm your heart in the midst of December. Held at the esteemed Turning Point in Piedmont, NY... defender of good, original music for decades.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1pm to 3pm
Scoot Horton Kurzhals Coffee
900 Main StPeekskill, NY 10566
Website: https://www.kurzhalscoffee.com
Scoot returns to Kurzhals Coffee. This is Scoots last show of 2017 so take a break from shopping and grab some coffee and relax to a few Christmas songs along with Scoot's original songs and other covers.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM
Tribes Hill Annual Winter Solstice Celebration Lucy's Lounge
446 Bedford RoadPleasantville, NY
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.liveatlucys.com
Tribes Hill's annual Winter Solstice Celebration. This year we will be at Lucy's Lounge in Pleasantville. Our annual fund raiser featuring wonderful performers. Raffles add to the afternoon's enjoyment. Come celebrate the season with us!
Tickets $10 at the door.
Tickets $10 at the door.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 pm to 10:00 am
Singer Songwriter Series at The Green Growler-Tom Heany and Donagh and Burnelle http://www.frankmigliorelli.com/singersongwriter.html
4 Croton Point Ave.Croton on Hudson, NY 10520 USA
Website: https://www.thegreengrowler.com
Thrilled to have author, musician and storyteller Tom Heany and the amazing duo, Donagh and Burnelle on one bill for this show!!
Tom Heany grew up in Hastings-on-Hudson. He moved around the country for a few decades and then, in 2016, returned to the Hudson River Valley and got serious about songwriting. His songs call to mind the traditional music of the United States, the classic American songs of the '30s and '40s, and the stories we tell when families get together.Most of his songs are stories, with characters that are hard to forget. There's a cantankerous old soldier trying to explain himself to his grandson; a mysterious drifter who hints at love, vengeance and murder but offers no details; a favorite uncle who walks across the country and never comes back; and an old couple who like skinny-dipping. There are songs about love, too, especially the enduring, tested, life-long kind.One important source of inspiration for Tom has been folk and traditional music. It's easy to hear the influence of storytellers like Woody Guthrie, Stan Rogers and Paul Brady in his songs, with lyrics that are more dialog than poetry. His guitar style comes from players like Doc Watson and Mississippi John Hurt, but also from the songwriters who created American popular music in the first half of the twentieth century. They remain a big influence. Before turning his hand to songwriting, Tom spent years studying the songs of Jerome Kern, Rodgers and Hart, the Gershwins, Irving Berlin, Cole Porter and their contemporaries, and arranging them for solo guitar. He says, “The songs from the '30s and '40s were my guitar lessons. Most of what I know about harmony comes from playing those songs.”Tom's first recording, Reservoir, will be released early in 2018.
The best way to describe Donagh and Burnelle is, ‘An Accidental Songwriting Duo’. Both trained actors, they met while cast opposite each other on the set of a short film, and quickly discovered they shared a mutual passion for songwriting. Until then, Donagh spent years writing and traipsing around the country as a solo act, even spending time in Nashville as a session vocalist for other artist’s demos; Burnelle started out on organ and clarinet, eventually leaving her key to the church’s pipe organ behind, setting out to pursue acting in Chicago & NY…until she picked up a guitar. Stories of rodeo heartbreak and tales of unforgiving crossroads… Donagh & Burnelle are: ‘Folky, Bluesy, Country-ish, Dark, Americana’… as with most opinions, your mileage may vary. But the one thing you should not call them is an original duo that you missed seeing and hearing.
Tom Heany grew up in Hastings-on-Hudson. He moved around the country for a few decades and then, in 2016, returned to the Hudson River Valley and got serious about songwriting. His songs call to mind the traditional music of the United States, the classic American songs of the '30s and '40s, and the stories we tell when families get together.Most of his songs are stories, with characters that are hard to forget. There's a cantankerous old soldier trying to explain himself to his grandson; a mysterious drifter who hints at love, vengeance and murder but offers no details; a favorite uncle who walks across the country and never comes back; and an old couple who like skinny-dipping. There are songs about love, too, especially the enduring, tested, life-long kind.One important source of inspiration for Tom has been folk and traditional music. It's easy to hear the influence of storytellers like Woody Guthrie, Stan Rogers and Paul Brady in his songs, with lyrics that are more dialog than poetry. His guitar style comes from players like Doc Watson and Mississippi John Hurt, but also from the songwriters who created American popular music in the first half of the twentieth century. They remain a big influence. Before turning his hand to songwriting, Tom spent years studying the songs of Jerome Kern, Rodgers and Hart, the Gershwins, Irving Berlin, Cole Porter and their contemporaries, and arranging them for solo guitar. He says, “The songs from the '30s and '40s were my guitar lessons. Most of what I know about harmony comes from playing those songs.”Tom's first recording, Reservoir, will be released early in 2018.
The best way to describe Donagh and Burnelle is, ‘An Accidental Songwriting Duo’. Both trained actors, they met while cast opposite each other on the set of a short film, and quickly discovered they shared a mutual passion for songwriting. Until then, Donagh spent years writing and traipsing around the country as a solo act, even spending time in Nashville as a session vocalist for other artist’s demos; Burnelle started out on organ and clarinet, eventually leaving her key to the church’s pipe organ behind, setting out to pursue acting in Chicago & NY…until she picked up a guitar. Stories of rodeo heartbreak and tales of unforgiving crossroads… Donagh & Burnelle are: ‘Folky, Bluesy, Country-ish, Dark, Americana’… as with most opinions, your mileage may vary. But the one thing you should not call them is an original duo that you missed seeing and hearing.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00pm to 10:30 pm
Tribes Hill Holiday Showcase @ the People's Voice Cafe Community Church of New York Unitarian Universalist
40 East 35 StreetNew York, NEW YORK 10016 U.S.A.
Website: https://www.peoplesvoicecafe.org
This People's Voice Café Holiday Showcase features six Tribes Hill singer-songwriters: George Gierer, Fred Gillen Jr., Karen Hudson, Susan Kane, Judy Kass, and Larry Kolker. We will perform in the round, supporting each other.
Doors open 7:30 PM. Show time 8:00 PM.
Suggested contribution $20. Peoples' Voice Cafe subscribers $12.
Students & youth $12. More if you choose, less if you can’t.
No one turned away for lack of money.
Info: 212-787-3903 or http://www.peoplesvoicecafe.org/
Doors open 7:30 PM. Show time 8:00 PM.
Suggested contribution $20. Peoples' Voice Cafe subscribers $12.
Students & youth $12. More if you choose, less if you can’t.
No one turned away for lack of money.
Info: 212-787-3903 or http://www.peoplesvoicecafe.org/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Monthly Residency Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://www.coffeelabs.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00pm to 8:15pm
The Whispering Tree, Free Show http://www.townecrier.com/
379 Main StreetBeacon, NY 12508 USA
Phone: (845) 855-130
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
Free Salon show at The Towne Crier featuring Franco/American folk duo The Whispering Tree. Keyboard Magazine said The Whispering Tree "tastily combines wistful folk, mellow rock, and pinches of gypsy jazz into a compelling compilation of tightly written tunes" and Deli Magazine deemed them "one of the most talented duos to take stage in NYC."
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10pm to 1am
Peter Calo on his own http://birdsallhouse.net/
Peekskill, NY
Website: https://birdsallhouse.net/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 AM til Noon to Noon
Phil Dollard at the Ossining Farmers' Market Ossining Farmers' Market
Main & Spring Sts.Ossining, NY
Start the new year right by stocking up on your all-organic produce and other comestibles at the Ossining Farmers' Market, Winter edition. I'll be doing my finger-picknig, slide thing from 10 til noon. Please note: weather permitting... the Ossining Winter market is outdoors this season, so if Old Man Winter intrudes, I won't risk frozen fingers.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5 pm to 7:30 pm
Irish Happy Hour with Bill Wisnowski At the Abbey
132 Danbury RdNew Milford, CT
Phone: 8607996464
Website: https://www.theabbeyct.com
Irish happy hour with host Bill Wisnowski
Uncle Bill Whiskey
FREE
Uncle Bill Whiskey
FREE
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:30
Tribes Hill Gathering w/ Steve Scholle
5 Homewood Rd., Hartsdale. 6:30
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 11pm
Ethical Brew Special Co bill Peter Calo/Trina Hamlin www.ethicalbrew.org
687 Larch Ave.Teaneck, NJ 07666 USA
Phone: 201-836-5187.
Price: $22.50
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.ethicalbrew.org
Perry asnd Beth Stein are doing some great work preseningt song writers and raising money for different causes. I am honored and excited to be doing this performance with my very talented friend Trina Hamlin. Also we will be donating a portion of the proceeds to the Meals on Wheels . I think this is a very good and needed organization. Helping the elder and home bound
687 Larch Ave. Teaneck NJ 07666
687 Larch Ave. Teaneck NJ 07666
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:00PM to 7:00PM
DAISYCUTTER River Spirit Music House Concert Series
47 Jefferson AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 United States
Phone: 347-MUSIC-76
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.riverspiritmusic.com
DAISYCUTTER is a simmering culmination of New York's musical melting pot in action. Based in Beacon, NY, this "downtown/upstate" band combines a wide-screen city view with a bracing dose of rural realism, creating a searing mix of indie roots-rock with an alt-country barbed wire edge. Fronted by singer/fiddler Sara Milonovich, and featuring inventive multi-instrumentalist Andy Goessling (of Railroad Earth) on mandolin, banjo, and dobro, Greg Anderson on guitar, Leo Traversa on bass, and Ben Wittman on drums, Daisycutter blazes a unique musical trail with their "mix of bluegrass and a twinge of political-punk attitude and lyrics.
“A deft mix of literate folk, plaintive balladry, and plenty of modern-day ass-kicking."– Chronogram Magazine
“A ‘mix of bluegrass and a twinge of political/punk attitude and lyrics...’”– The Corner
“There’s more bubbling under the surface than meets the eye... a feel-good, all-inclusive vibe almost guaranteed to bring a smile to one’s face.”– Roll Magazine
“A deft mix of literate folk, plaintive balladry, and plenty of modern-day ass-kicking."– Chronogram Magazine
“A ‘mix of bluegrass and a twinge of political/punk attitude and lyrics...’”– The Corner
“There’s more bubbling under the surface than meets the eye... a feel-good, all-inclusive vibe almost guaranteed to bring a smile to one’s face.”– Roll Magazine
Watch DAISYCUTTER performing Friends/Celebration Day (Led Zeppelin) - Live at Rootstock 11/27/16
Doors open/potluck dinner at 4:00pm
Suggested Donation - $20
Presented by
Suggested Donation - $20
Presented by
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5 pm to 7:30 pm
Irish Happy Hour with host Bill Wisnowski at the Abbey with special guests Jeff Smith and Emma Yahn
132 Danbury RdNew Milford, CT
Phone: 860-799-6464
Website: https://www.theabbeyct.com
Come join in with a song
Irish happy hour with host Bill Wisnowski
with special guests Jeff Smith and Emma Yahn
FREE
Irish happy hour with host Bill Wisnowski
with special guests Jeff Smith and Emma Yahn
FREE
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 10pm
Scoot Horton Live Six Degrees of Separation Brewery
35 Main StreetOssining, NY
Phone: (914) 432-5969
Website: https://www.6degreesbp.com
Come see Scoot Horton's first show of 2018.
Scoot will be playing his original songs from his cd "Six 2 Seven" as well as new songs he's written and some covers also.
Six Degrees of Separation has great food and beer.
Scoot will be playing his original songs from his cd "Six 2 Seven" as well as new songs he's written and some covers also.
Six Degrees of Separation has great food and beer.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 AM til Noon to Noon
Phil Dollard at the Mamaroneck Farmers' Market Mamaroneck Farmers' Market
W. Boston Post Rd. & Mt. Pleasant Ave. (St. Thomas Episcopal Church)Mamaroneck, NY
Come on over to the Mamaroneck Farmers' Market. This is a happening market with many different vendors for your all-organic shopping experience. I'll be playing tunes from old pre-war blues to folk rock standards.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5 pm to 7:30 pm
Irish Happy Hour with Bill Wisnowski at the Abbey guest host Julie Sorcek and Special guests Dale Jones and Ali Froman
132 Danbury RdNew Milford, CT
Phone: 860-799-6464
Website: https://https//theabbeyct.com
Come join in with a song
Irish Happy Hour with Bill Wisnowski and guest host Julie Sorcek
at the Abbey
with Special guests Dale Jones and Ali Froman
Irish Happy Hour with Bill Wisnowski and guest host Julie Sorcek
at the Abbey
with Special guests Dale Jones and Ali Froman
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 to 10 pm
New Morning Songwriter Series www.facebook.com/New-Morning-Songwriter-Series
129 Main St. NorthWoodbury, CT. 06798
Phone: (203)266-6688
Website: https://www.facebook.com/New-Morning-Songwriter-Series
The New Morning Songwriters' Series focuses on singer/songwriters and includes both local and touring acts in an "in the round" format, where the artists take turns performing their songs. This show will feature Susan Kane, Becca Zaretzky, Steve Kirkman and Phil Dollard.. Please join us for an intimate evening of original music.
The doors open at 7:00 pm with the show starting promptly at 7:30. Desserts, refreshments and light fare are available and donations are gratefully accepted.
For additional information, please call 203-266-6688
The doors open at 7:00 pm with the show starting promptly at 7:30. Desserts, refreshments and light fare are available and donations are gratefully accepted.
For additional information, please call 203-266-6688
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm to 10:00 pm
Toby Walker and Pesky J. Nixon http://www.groovininnewfairfield.com
33 Route 37,New Fairfield, CT 06812 USA
Phone: 203-312-5665
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.groovininnewfairfield.com
Groovin’ in New Fairfield is thrilled to welcome back TOBY WALKER and PESKY J. NIXON on Saturday, January 27, 2018 at 7:30pm, at the New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Route 37, New Fairfield, CT. Tickets are $10 and doors open at 6:45 pm.
Advance Tickets can be purchased at the NF Sr. Center (203-312-5665) or by mail. Payments made by mail should be payable to Groovin in New Fairfield, and sent to GINF c/o New Fairfield Sr. Center 33 Rt.37 New Fairfield, CT 06812 Please allow sufficient time when mailing. All Sales Are Final.
For additional information contact us at: grcoffeehouse@gmail.com
Enjoy a moderately priced dinner catered by Bruno’s Restaurant before the show. Choices include: Eggplant Rollatini, Chicken Francese, Pizza, Coffee, Tea, Hot Mulled Cider, Water, and Homemade Desserts
Internationally and nationally acclaimed TOBY WALKER has been hailed as a roots music fingerstyle guitar virtuoso who has toured the US, England, Wales, France, Germany, Belgium and Holland. Walker blends the styles of blues, ragtime, country, bluegrass, rock and old time jazz into his own unique style. Jorma Kaukonen of Hot Tuna and the Jefferson Airplane says “Flat out… you have to hear this great musician… I’m blown away” and has employed Walker to teach at his famous Fur Peace Ranch Guitar Camp for 6 years. In 2010 Walker won the NY Music Award for ‘Best Instrumental CD,’ sharing the honors with Mariah Carey, Rufus Wainwright and Judy Collins among many others. Walker has recently released three instructional guitar DVD’s for the world famous musicians. Carnegie Hall acknowledged his rare talents and hired him to augment and teach in their “American Roots” program aimed at honor level middle school students. www.littletobywalker.com
PESKY J. NIXON
Bombastic yet brilliant, these boys from New England exude a genuine musical authenticity and mirth on stages up and down the East Coast. Drawing influences from contemporary urban balladeers, rowdy southern bluegrass, and the sardonic yet wry wit of New England’s localized folk scenes, Pesky J. Nixon (PJN) creates an atmosphere both inviting and challenging for audiences.
Compelling harmonies and narratives rein in disparate instrumentation including- zydeco style accordion, virtuosic mandolin, and a myriad of string instrumentation. Jay Moberg of Boston’s WUMB says of the group, “These guys represent what I love about music…great playing, thoughtful lyrics, and musicians who actually enjoy playing together!” http://www.peskyjnixon.com
About Groovin’ in New Fairfield: Groovin’ in New Fairfield seeks to develop and promote ongoing, regularly scheduled live music programs in New Fairfield and surrounding areas. It is a non-profit organization supported by sponsors, local businesses, grants from charitable organizations and patron donations and is staffed by volunteers. It operates under the New Fairfield Parks and Recreation Commission. www.groovininnewfairfield.com
Advance Tickets can be purchased at the NF Sr. Center (203-312-5665) or by mail. Payments made by mail should be payable to Groovin in New Fairfield, and sent to GINF c/o New Fairfield Sr. Center 33 Rt.37 New Fairfield, CT 06812 Please allow sufficient time when mailing. All Sales Are Final.
For additional information contact us at: grcoffeehouse@gmail.com
Enjoy a moderately priced dinner catered by Bruno’s Restaurant before the show. Choices include: Eggplant Rollatini, Chicken Francese, Pizza, Coffee, Tea, Hot Mulled Cider, Water, and Homemade Desserts
Internationally and nationally acclaimed TOBY WALKER has been hailed as a roots music fingerstyle guitar virtuoso who has toured the US, England, Wales, France, Germany, Belgium and Holland. Walker blends the styles of blues, ragtime, country, bluegrass, rock and old time jazz into his own unique style. Jorma Kaukonen of Hot Tuna and the Jefferson Airplane says “Flat out… you have to hear this great musician… I’m blown away” and has employed Walker to teach at his famous Fur Peace Ranch Guitar Camp for 6 years. In 2010 Walker won the NY Music Award for ‘Best Instrumental CD,’ sharing the honors with Mariah Carey, Rufus Wainwright and Judy Collins among many others. Walker has recently released three instructional guitar DVD’s for the world famous musicians. Carnegie Hall acknowledged his rare talents and hired him to augment and teach in their “American Roots” program aimed at honor level middle school students. www.littletobywalker.com
PESKY J. NIXON
Bombastic yet brilliant, these boys from New England exude a genuine musical authenticity and mirth on stages up and down the East Coast. Drawing influences from contemporary urban balladeers, rowdy southern bluegrass, and the sardonic yet wry wit of New England’s localized folk scenes, Pesky J. Nixon (PJN) creates an atmosphere both inviting and challenging for audiences.
Compelling harmonies and narratives rein in disparate instrumentation including- zydeco style accordion, virtuosic mandolin, and a myriad of string instrumentation. Jay Moberg of Boston’s WUMB says of the group, “These guys represent what I love about music…great playing, thoughtful lyrics, and musicians who actually enjoy playing together!” http://www.peskyjnixon.com
About Groovin’ in New Fairfield: Groovin’ in New Fairfield seeks to develop and promote ongoing, regularly scheduled live music programs in New Fairfield and surrounding areas. It is a non-profit organization supported by sponsors, local businesses, grants from charitable organizations and patron donations and is staffed by volunteers. It operates under the New Fairfield Parks and Recreation Commission. www.groovininnewfairfield.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5 PM to 7:30 PM
Irish Happy Hour at the Abbey with Bill Wisnowski, guest host Julie Sorcek, and special guest Susanna Marker and Mike Letini
132 Danbury RdNew Mjilford, CT
Phone: 860-799-6464
Website: https://www.theabbeyct.com
Join us with a song
Irish Happy Hour at the Abbey
With Bill Wisnowski, guest host Julie Sorcek,
and special guest Susanna Marker and friends
Irish Happy Hour at the Abbey
With Bill Wisnowski, guest host Julie Sorcek,
and special guest Susanna Marker and friends
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr at The Tapp https://www.thetappny.com
17 N BroadwayTarrytown, NY
Phone: 914-418-5454
Website: https://www.thetappny.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Monthly Residency Coffee Lab Roasters
7 Main StTarrytown, NY 10591 USA
Phone: (914) 332-1479
Website: https://www.coffeelabs.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30
Common Ground Presents Birds of Chicago Irvington Town Hall Theater
85 Main StreetIrvington, NEW YORK 10533
Phone: 914-591-6602
Purchase Tickets: Tickets
Website: https://commongroundfusw.com
Birds of Chicago, the collective centered around Allison Russell and JT Nero, reassert the simple notion that beautiful words and music can still tap deep veins of emotion. Stark, elemental imagery that feels like scripture, or a lost folk song recovered; the Birds draw heavily on the gospel tradition and the music feels like a new, secular gospel of sorts. For Birds of Chicago, every word counts. Every note counts. No gold-dusting, no filler. Music is the good news.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 pm to 10:00 pm
HURDY GURDY FOLK MUSIC CLUB Co-Bill / The Levins and Lara Herscovitch http://www.hurdygurdyfolk.org/index.htm
0-10 20th StreetFair Lawn, NJ USA
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: Hurdy Gurdy Tickets Online!
Website: https://www.hurdygurdyfolk.org/index.htm
Rays of sunshine in the midst of winter... Join us for an evening of music that will warm your heart. Lara Herscovitch and the Levins at the Hurdy Gurdy Folk Music Club in Fair Lawn, NJ. Doors open at 7:30 pm. TICKETS: $20
https://www.facebook.com/events/389138028165710/
https://www.thelevinsmusic.com
https://www.laraherscovitch.com
https://www.facebook.com/events/389138028165710/
https://www.thelevinsmusic.com
https://www.laraherscovitch.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4:30 to 6:00
Irish Happy Hour With Uncle Bill Whiskey and Guest Susan Lang theabbeyct.com
132 Danbury RdNew Milford, CT
Join us in a Irish Pre Bowl jam
Irish Happy Hour at the Abbey
With Bill Wisnowski, guest host Susan Lang
Irish Happy Hour at the Abbey
With Bill Wisnowski, guest host Susan Lang
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:30 PM
Tribes Hill Hill Gathering at Barb Prisament's Home
Barb Prisament
50 Clarewood Drive
Hastings-on-Hudson NY 10706
(914) 643-0923
Enter Clarewood townhouse community from Jackson Avenue between 9A and Sprain Rd. Once inside go over first speed bump and #50 is fifth home on the left. Please park in guest spots or past house on side streets (no parking allowed on Clarewood Drive itself).
FYI I have a piano.
50 Clarewood Drive
Hastings-on-Hudson NY 10706
(914) 643-0923
Enter Clarewood townhouse community from Jackson Avenue between 9A and Sprain Rd. Once inside go over first speed bump and #50 is fifth home on the left. Please park in guest spots or past house on side streets (no parking allowed on Clarewood Drive itself).
FYI I have a piano.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 8:30pm
Street Café at the Towne Crier “FRIDAY SALON” featuring PETER CALO http://www.townecrier.com/
379 Main Street Beacon, NY 10566 United States
Phone: (845) 855-1300
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
Peter will be performing solo and doing songs from his latest recording as well as some favorite songs and audience request.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 11 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr 49th Birthday Show The Green Growler
368 S. Riverside Ave.Croton-on-Hudson, NY
Phone: (914) 862-0961
Website: https://www.thegreengrowler.com
I'll have a bunch of "free gifts" for you for my birthday!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:00PM to 7:00PM
COLE NAKOA & TREACHER River Spirit Music House Concert Series
47 Jefferson AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 United States
Phone: 347-MUSIC-76
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.riverspiritmusic.com
The trio of COLE NAKOA & TREACHER joins the forces of three of the most soulful and engaging performers in the singer/songwriter world today. Brad Cole, Matt Nakoa and Robinson Treacher weave their sound, lyricism and inspiration to cultivate a live music that is as undeniably unique as it is powerful.
"When Cole, Nakoa and Treacher played my ON YOUR RADAR series, they brought down the house with their chemistry and creativity.”– John Platt, WFUV
“Heart stopping harmony! Individually, these guys shine, but together, they’re positively brilliant.”- Suzanne Cadgene - Elmore Magazine
“Bedrock roots power … overall killer chops. A must-see!"- Richard Cuccaro, Acoustic Live Magazine
"When Cole, Nakoa and Treacher played my ON YOUR RADAR series, they brought down the house with their chemistry and creativity.”– John Platt, WFUV
“Heart stopping harmony! Individually, these guys shine, but together, they’re positively brilliant.”- Suzanne Cadgene - Elmore Magazine
“Bedrock roots power … overall killer chops. A must-see!"- Richard Cuccaro, Acoustic Live Magazine
Doors open/potluck dinner at 4:00pm
Suggested Donation - $20
Presented by
Suggested Donation - $20
Presented by
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Julie Corbalis Band Garcia's
149 Westchester AvenuePort Chester, NY
Phone: (914) 937-4126
Website: https://www.thecapitoltheatre.com/garcias-list/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:00 to 7:30
Irish Happy Hour with Bill Wisnowski. Special guests Julie Sorcek and Jennifer Terry theabbeyct.com
132 Danbury RdNew Milford, CT
Join us with a song
Irish Happy Hour at the Abbey
With Bill Wisnowski, guest host Julie Sorcek,
and special guest Jennifer Terry
Irish Happy Hour at the Abbey
With Bill Wisnowski, guest host Julie Sorcek,
and special guest Jennifer Terry
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Valentine's Day The Paradise Restaurant
135 BroadwayVerplanck, NY 10596
Phone: 914-736-3334
Website: https://www.paradiseverplanck.com
Great food, good music. Come have dinner and a cream puff! Paradise has been here since 1947!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:30 p.m. to 11:30 pm
Julie Corbalis Band 12 Grapes
12 North Division StreetPeekskill, NY
Phone: 914.737.6624
Website: https://www.12grapes.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 am to Noon
Phil dollard at the Ossining Farmers' Market www.downtoearthmarkets.com
Main & Spring Sts.Ossining, NY
Ossining Winter market is outdoors this year so this one is weather dependent.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:00 to 7:30
Irish Happy Hour with Host Bill Wisnowski. guests Julie Sorcek and Gordon and Liz Jones. Guinness Glass Engraving event theabbeyct.com
132 Danbury RdNew Milford, CT
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 pm to 10 pm
Phil Dollard at 6 Degrees of Separation Brew Pub www.6degreesbp.com
35 Main St.Ossining, NY
Website: https://ww.6degreesbp.com
I'll be returning to Ossining's newest happening restaurant for another evening of finger-picking and slide blues with a healthy helping of original tunes mixed in. Come on down by the train station or stop in from your commute
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10AM to Noon
Phil Dollard at the Mamaroneck Farmers' Market Mamaroneck Farmers' Market
168 W. Boston Post Rd. & Mt. Pleasant Ave.Mamaroneck, NY 10543
Website: https://www.downtoearthmarkets.com
February is the shortest month but it is long on good, healthy food at the Mamaroneck Farmers' Market. It's warm and convivial inside as you fill your shopping basket with farm to table comestibles. Oh, and did I mention, they have live music!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Andy Craig with Rich Dashnaw and Old Dogs New Tricks The Green Growler
368 S. Riverside Ave.Croton-on-Hudson, NY
Phone: (914) 862-0961
Website: https://www.thegreengrowler.com
Please come on over and enjoy some tasty original and cover songs with your tasty craft beer and food at this great venue!
Joining me will be the uber talented guitar man, Rich Dashnaw. My friends, Jim Howe and Mark Davis ( Old dogs New Tricks) will be playing a set of their beautiful originals and cover songs as well. It looks to be a great night!
Joining me will be the uber talented guitar man, Rich Dashnaw. My friends, Jim Howe and Mark Davis ( Old dogs New Tricks) will be playing a set of their beautiful originals and cover songs as well. It looks to be a great night!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:00 to 7:30
Irish Happy Hour witth Host Bill Wisnowski. Guests Julie Sorcek, Marian Byme and Neil Friend theabbeyct.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Show Six Degrees of Separation Brewery
35 Main StreetOssining, NY
Phone: (914) 432-5969
Website: https://www.6degreesbp.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6 pm setup and beverages/7 pm musical pot luck and pasta to 10ish
Musical Pot Luck and Pasta Saint Christopher's Church Hall (located behind church)
3094 Albany Post Road (Route 9A)Buchanan, New York
Saint Christopher's Church Hall (located behind church)
Come for Music, Pasta and bring Pot Luck
Performances by members of the "Men on the Hill Band" (and women)
Featuring selection from the American Songbook with classical swing, folk, country, Irish and more!
Guest spots for others wishing to perform
A friendly night of music and community
Come for Music, Pasta and bring Pot Luck
Performances by members of the "Men on the Hill Band" (and women)
Featuring selection from the American Songbook with classical swing, folk, country, Irish and more!
Guest spots for others wishing to perform
A friendly night of music and community
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30
The Whispering Tree Live @ The Upstream http://www.upstreamgallery.com/concerts.html
8 Main StreetHastings on Hudson, NY 10706 United States
Price: $15.00
Website: https://www.upstreamgallery.com/concerts.html
At the heart of The Whispering Tree are singer/songwriter Eleanor Kleiner and multi-instrumentalist Elie Brangbour. With their deep-reaching sound, haunting vocals and vivid lyrics, this Franco/American duo have been captivating audiences around the world since meeting at music school.
Keyboard Magazine described them as "tastily combining wistful folk, mellow rock and pinches of gypsy jazz" and Deli Magazine called them "one of the most talented duos to take stage in NYC."
DOORS: 7:00PM
MUSIC: 7:30PM
SUGGESTED DONATION $15
Keyboard Magazine described them as "tastily combining wistful folk, mellow rock and pinches of gypsy jazz" and Deli Magazine called them "one of the most talented duos to take stage in NYC."
DOORS: 7:00PM
MUSIC: 7:30PM
SUGGESTED DONATION $15
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:30 PM to 10PM
Tribes Hill Gathering
Our hosts:
Robin and Rick Kline
27 Roma Orchard Road
Peekskill, NY 10566
Robin: 917-371-1364
Rick: 917-226-4941
Our monthly gatherings are hosted at members' homes. We eat and socialize and then circle up for songs. Whether musician or listener you are welcome. Since we meet on Monday evenings, we try to end by 10 PM.
We usually have a pasta and salad-based dinner, with options for low-carb and vegan diets. Hors d'ouvres, side dishes, desserts and beverages, including beer or wine, are always welcome, but not required. We take a small donation for the host. Parking may be limited so carpool if possible.
There is no parking on the street in Chapel Hill. There are banks of guest parking along the street, all of which can be identified since they don't lead to a garage. There is also a parking lot at the LifeStyle Center (the big red building) if none of the guest spots is available. We will also try to leave room in our driveway.
Robin and Rick Kline
27 Roma Orchard Road
Peekskill, NY 10566
Robin: 917-371-1364
Rick: 917-226-4941
Our monthly gatherings are hosted at members' homes. We eat and socialize and then circle up for songs. Whether musician or listener you are welcome. Since we meet on Monday evenings, we try to end by 10 PM.
We usually have a pasta and salad-based dinner, with options for low-carb and vegan diets. Hors d'ouvres, side dishes, desserts and beverages, including beer or wine, are always welcome, but not required. We take a small donation for the host. Parking may be limited so carpool if possible.
There is no parking on the street in Chapel Hill. There are banks of guest parking along the street, all of which can be identified since they don't lead to a garage. There is also a parking lot at the LifeStyle Center (the big red building) if none of the guest spots is available. We will also try to leave room in our driveway.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10AM to Noon
Phil Dollard at the Ossining Farmers' Market
Main & Spring Sts.Ossining, NY
By March, the weather is sure to be balmy so get on over to the Ossining Market where everything is farm to table. Have you ever read what they put in the store bought bread lately? Get on over to the Ossining market and keep yourself healthy ad happy. Oh, did I mention they have live music? It's organic too, at least when I'm there!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:00PM to 7:00PM
THE YOUNG NOVELISTS River Spirit Music House Concert Series
47 Jefferson AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 United States
Phone: 347-MUSIC-76
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.riverspiritmusic.com
THE YOUNG NOVELISTS, a Toronto based americana husband and wife duo are known for their beautiful harmonies and songs culled from their small-town roots. After the release of their second full-length album made us strangers, they’ve been touring Canada and the US relentlessly, earning accolades wherever they go. They were recognized as Emerging Artist of the Year at the Canadian Folk Music Awards, won the Grassy Hill Songwriting Competition at the Connecticut Folk Festival, and were recently named finalists at the NewSong Music Competition. Named one of the Top 5 Folk Bands to Watch In Toronto
“Like the Decemberists but rockier and less quirky, like Americana but quirkier and rockier, a talented Toronto outfit.”- rock nyc
“beautiful, soaring, rootsy Canadiana”- herohill
“Like the Decemberists but rockier and less quirky, like Americana but quirkier and rockier, a talented Toronto outfit.”- rock nyc
“beautiful, soaring, rootsy Canadiana”- herohill
Watch The Young Novelists perform Always Make the Mistake
Doors open/potluck dinner at 4:00pm
Suggested Donation - $20
Presented by
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 8pm
Larry Kolker Trio at the Bitter End http://www.bitterend.com/
147 Bleecker StreetNew York, NY 10012
Website: https://www.larrykolker.com
Join us at Larry's turn at the iconic Bitter End. I hate the overuse of the word iconic but it fits this venue :-)
With Jeremy Kolker on drums and George Wurzbach (Modern Man, Tom Paxton, and many others) on piano.
I'd be super grateful to see you at this one!
With Jeremy Kolker on drums and George Wurzbach (Modern Man, Tom Paxton, and many others) on piano.
I'd be super grateful to see you at this one!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 12:00 pm to 3:00
Irish lunch with Uncle Bill Whiskey notekitchen.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 to 9:00
St. Patrick's day at the Abbey with My Dads Truck theabbeyct.com
132 Danbury RdNew Milford, CT
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4pm to 7pm
Tribes Hill Presents...Kindred Folk
446 Bedford RoadPleasantville, NY 10570 United States
Price: $10.00
Our first show of the 2018 season, our fourth year bringing the best acoustic music to Westchester.
SCOTT WOLFSON AND OTHER HEROES have been lighting up stages with their high-energy brand of multifaceted Americana music since 2011. Seamlessly welding folk, blues, country, Broadway, and rock’n’roll into a smart, rootsy, compelling sound, Scott and the band join it with a razor-sharp wit to seek out the humanity in moments of love, rage, and despair. They were 2016 NERFA Formal Showcase Artists and Falcon Ridge Folk Festival “Most Wanted” artists. “They’ve kicked it up another notch…. The band continues to mature and even the quieter songs carry a bit more drama. As the songs continue to spill out of Scott Wolfson’s fertile imagination, they keep getting more infectious and intriguing.” – Richard Cuccaro, Acoustic Live in NYC
ILANA DONNA ARAZIE is a rootsy-soulful singer-songwriter and Hastings-on-Hudson resident. She has been singing at cafes, open mics, bars and showers across NYC, Miami and SF since she was 18. Since meeting her husband, Matt Turk, a professional musician and troubadour, she and Matt have been harmonizing and collaborating. Ilana has been writing new music in her free moments while taking care of their 2-year-old son. She will be performing new compositions, as well as choice classic covers. Ilana takes her inspiration from artists like The Louvin Brothers, Mary Chapin Carpenter, Lucinda Williams, Jerry Garcia, Theresa Williams and Larry Campbell. With a beautiful and powerful voice along with personal stories, Ilana delivers a finely crafted performance.
LARA SCHULER grew up in New Canaan, CT - wrote her 1st poem when she was 8, started playing drums & guitar when she was 12 & wrote her 1st song in college. She's performed in Boston, NY, LA & throughout New England.
Arts Alive Project Grants are made possible with funds from the Decentralization Program (DEC), a regrant program of the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the NYS Legislature and administered by ArtsWestchester.
SCOTT WOLFSON AND OTHER HEROES have been lighting up stages with their high-energy brand of multifaceted Americana music since 2011. Seamlessly welding folk, blues, country, Broadway, and rock’n’roll into a smart, rootsy, compelling sound, Scott and the band join it with a razor-sharp wit to seek out the humanity in moments of love, rage, and despair. They were 2016 NERFA Formal Showcase Artists and Falcon Ridge Folk Festival “Most Wanted” artists. “They’ve kicked it up another notch…. The band continues to mature and even the quieter songs carry a bit more drama. As the songs continue to spill out of Scott Wolfson’s fertile imagination, they keep getting more infectious and intriguing.” – Richard Cuccaro, Acoustic Live in NYC
ILANA DONNA ARAZIE is a rootsy-soulful singer-songwriter and Hastings-on-Hudson resident. She has been singing at cafes, open mics, bars and showers across NYC, Miami and SF since she was 18. Since meeting her husband, Matt Turk, a professional musician and troubadour, she and Matt have been harmonizing and collaborating. Ilana has been writing new music in her free moments while taking care of their 2-year-old son. She will be performing new compositions, as well as choice classic covers. Ilana takes her inspiration from artists like The Louvin Brothers, Mary Chapin Carpenter, Lucinda Williams, Jerry Garcia, Theresa Williams and Larry Campbell. With a beautiful and powerful voice along with personal stories, Ilana delivers a finely crafted performance.
LARA SCHULER grew up in New Canaan, CT - wrote her 1st poem when she was 8, started playing drums & guitar when she was 12 & wrote her 1st song in college. She's performed in Boston, NY, LA & throughout New England.
Arts Alive Project Grants are made possible with funds from the Decentralization Program (DEC), a regrant program of the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the NYS Legislature and administered by ArtsWestchester.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:00 to 7:30
Irish happy hour with host Bill Wisnowski and guests Julie sorcek and Susan Lang theabbeyct.com
132 Danbury RdNew Milford, CT
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 10pm
Billy J Kramer plus The Music of Joni Mitchell and James Taylor performed by Peter Calo and Anne Carpenter featuring John Lissauer on horns. The Towne Crier Cafe - Beacon
379 Main StreetBeacon, NY
Phone: 845 855 1300
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://townecc.tunestub.com/show.cfm?id=164143&cart
Billy J. was part of the British Invasion and good friends with John Lennon and managed by Brian Epstein. See him in an intimate stting. Singing songs and telling stories. Anne and Peter will perform a set of Joni Mitchell and James Taylor. They have been packing houses each time they perform. Don’t miss this special evening of songs and stories.
$20.00 adv $25.00 at the door
$20.00 adv $25.00 at the door
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9 p.m. to 12 a.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Eleven Eleven Grille
1111 Main StreetFishkill, NY
Phone: 845-896-0011
Website: https://www.eleven11grille.com/
Come for dinner, stay for the music!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10AM to 12 noon
Phil Dollard at the Mamaroneck Farmers' Market Mamaroneck Farmers' Market
W. Boston Post Rd. & Mt. Pleasant Ave. (St. Thomas Episcopal Church)Mamaroneck, ny
Website: https://www.downtoearthmarkets.com
I'll be returning to the vibrant Mamaroneck Farmers' Market just after the official beginning of Spring so come on out to shop in celebration of warmer weather and healthful farm-to-table comestibles. I'll be pickin' and grinnin' as you do.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Show Muscoot Tavern
105 Somerstown TurnpikeKatonah, NY 10536 United States
Phone: 914-232-2800
Website: https://www.muscoottavern.com
3 hours of music featuring original songs and classic folk-rock songs.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:30
April Tribes Hill Gathering
Special Passover Gathering Hosted by
Lisa Lipkin and Jay Hitt
31 Hidden Hollow Lane
Millwood, NY 10546
6:30 Start
Because it's Passover, please do not bring any breads, pastries, pretzels, etc.
Lisa Lipkin and Jay Hitt
31 Hidden Hollow Lane
Millwood, NY 10546
6:30 Start
Because it's Passover, please do not bring any breads, pastries, pretzels, etc.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 pm
Pluck & Rail / Rob McMahon @ An Beal Bocht http://www.anbealbochtcafe.com/
Website: https://www.facebook.com/events/552977151745756/
Headed back to Riverdale, mark your calendars!
9:00pm Rob McMahon
10:30pm Pluck & Rail (w/ Zach Swanson, bass)
No Cover Charge - Pass the Hat
http://www.anbealbochtcafe.com/
We're headed to Riverdale to perhaps the most Irish Irish bar in the city, An Beal Bocht is a popular homage to the Irish-American residents nearby and in Little Dublin a few blocks north. Many think it has the best pint of Guiness in NYC, come find out for yourself and watch the boys tear it up.
Pic above is kid sleeping on Beal Bocht floor during their Purple Hat Foundation set at An Beal Bocht. Probably the whiskey not the music...
9:00pm Rob McMahon
10:30pm Pluck & Rail (w/ Zach Swanson, bass)
No Cover Charge - Pass the Hat
http://www.anbealbochtcafe.com/
We're headed to Riverdale to perhaps the most Irish Irish bar in the city, An Beal Bocht is a popular homage to the Irish-American residents nearby and in Little Dublin a few blocks north. Many think it has the best pint of Guiness in NYC, come find out for yourself and watch the boys tear it up.
Pic above is kid sleeping on Beal Bocht floor during their Purple Hat Foundation set at An Beal Bocht. Probably the whiskey not the music...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 8:30pm
Scoot Horton with Marlena Peters http://peekskillcoffee.com
101 South Division StreetPeekskill, New York 10566
Website: https://peekskillcoffee.com
Come hear Scoot Horton play his original original Alt Country/Americana songs and covers. Scoot with be joined by Marlena Peters. Together Scoot and Marlena play some duets and Marlena sings songs of her own.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Monthly Residency Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://www.fredgillenjr.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 PM
Common Ground Presents Robyn Hitchcock at Irvington Town Hall Theater Irvington Town Hall Theater
85 Main StreetIrvington, NY 10533
Phone: (914) 591-6602
Purchase Tickets: tickets here
Website: https://www.irvingtontheater.com/common-ground-concerts
Saturday, April 7th 8:00 PM
Irvington Town Hall Theater
85 Main Street
Irvington, NY
Robyn Hitchcock Presented by Common Ground Concerts (with Special Guest Rachelle Garniez)
Robyn Hitchcock is one of England's most enduring contemporary singer/songwriters and live performers. A surrealist poet, talented guitarist, cult artist and musician's musician, Hitchcock is among alternative rock's father figures and is the closest thing the genre has to a Bob Dylan (not coincidentally his biggest musical inspiration). Since founding the art-rock band The Soft Boys in 1976, Robyn has recorded more than 20 albums as well as starred in ‘Storefront Hitchcock’ an in concert film recorded in New York and directed by Jonathan Demme.
Blending folk and psychedelia with a wry British nihilism, Robyn Hitchcock describes his songs as ‘paintings you can listen to’. His most recent album is self-titled and marks his 21st release as a solo artist. Out on April 21 2017, the album was produced by Brendan Benson (The Raconteurs). Hitchcock describes it as a "ecstatic work of negativity with nary a dreary groove."
"A gifted melodist, Hitchcock nests engaging lyrics in some of the most bracing, rainbow-hued pop this side of Revolver. He wrests inspiration not from ordinary life but from extraordinary imaginings..." - Rolling Stone
Tickets (Reserved Seating):
VIP: $35.00
Standard: $30.00
Partially Obstructed: $25.00
Irvington Town Hall Theater
85 Main Street
Irvington, NY
Robyn Hitchcock Presented by Common Ground Concerts (with Special Guest Rachelle Garniez)
Robyn Hitchcock is one of England's most enduring contemporary singer/songwriters and live performers. A surrealist poet, talented guitarist, cult artist and musician's musician, Hitchcock is among alternative rock's father figures and is the closest thing the genre has to a Bob Dylan (not coincidentally his biggest musical inspiration). Since founding the art-rock band The Soft Boys in 1976, Robyn has recorded more than 20 albums as well as starred in ‘Storefront Hitchcock’ an in concert film recorded in New York and directed by Jonathan Demme.
Blending folk and psychedelia with a wry British nihilism, Robyn Hitchcock describes his songs as ‘paintings you can listen to’. His most recent album is self-titled and marks his 21st release as a solo artist. Out on April 21 2017, the album was produced by Brendan Benson (The Raconteurs). Hitchcock describes it as a "ecstatic work of negativity with nary a dreary groove."
"A gifted melodist, Hitchcock nests engaging lyrics in some of the most bracing, rainbow-hued pop this side of Revolver. He wrests inspiration not from ordinary life but from extraordinary imaginings..." - Rolling Stone
Tickets (Reserved Seating):
VIP: $35.00
Standard: $30.00
Partially Obstructed: $25.00
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Cheri Dahl With Sugar on Top Otto's Shrunken Head
538 East 14th StreetNew York, NY
Phone: 914-228-2240
Website: https://www.ottosshrunkenhead.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 11pm
Larry Kolker Trio at the Green Growler http://thegreengrowler.com/
4 Croton Point AvenueCroton-on-Hudson, NY 10520
Website: https://www.facebook.com/TheGreenGrowler/
At the Green Growler, the Larry Kolker Trio includes the indomitable Sticks Levine on drums and the astounding Danny Elias on clarinet. Right at the edge of the Croton Harmon Metro North Station. Great brews, great vibe, great folks.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10am to 12:30 pm
Peter Calo performs at the Irvington INDOOR Farmers Market http://irvmkt.org/
101 Main Street Irvington, NY 10566 United States
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:00PM to 7:00PM
ITAMAR EREZ River Spirit Music House Concert Series
47 Jefferson AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 United States
Phone: 347-MUSIC-76
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.riverspiritmusic.com
To capture the essence of the music of Itamar Erez is to be taken on a journey where different cultures meet in harmony. Itamar's music holds a depth and sensitivity that touches listeners deeply; It blends the delicateness of Middle Eastern music, the freedom found in Jazz and the passion of Flamenco, creating a unique sound all his own.
Recipient of the 2014 ACUM Prize for Special Achievement in Jazz and the prestigious 2014 Landau Prize, Itamar Erez is an internationally renowned composer and guitarist who has shared the stage with such musicians as Omar Faruk Tekbilek, Tomatito, Avishai Cohen, Jean-Louis Matinier, Zohar Fresco, and others.
Itamar has performed in Canada, USA, Germany, Holland, Austria, Cyprus, Israel, India, Tunisia and Colombia.
Itamar comes to us the day after performing at Zankel Hall (at Carnegie Hall) with Omar Faruk Tekbilek!!!
Recipient of the 2014 ACUM Prize for Special Achievement in Jazz and the prestigious 2014 Landau Prize, Itamar Erez is an internationally renowned composer and guitarist who has shared the stage with such musicians as Omar Faruk Tekbilek, Tomatito, Avishai Cohen, Jean-Louis Matinier, Zohar Fresco, and others.
Itamar has performed in Canada, USA, Germany, Holland, Austria, Cyprus, Israel, India, Tunisia and Colombia.
Itamar comes to us the day after performing at Zankel Hall (at Carnegie Hall) with Omar Faruk Tekbilek!!!
Presented by
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 10pm
Scoot Horton and Leo Harmonay http://www.anbealbochtcafe.com
445 W 238th St. (Graystone Ave)Bronx, New York
Website: https://www.anbealbochtcafe.com/
Stop by and hear Scoot Horton and Leo Harmonay each play a set of original music.
Scoot started out playing punk then went solo and started playing and writing Alt Country/Americana songs. He has since released his solo debut "Six 2 Seven" in 2015 and is writing for his next release.
Leo Harmonay just released his 3rd cd "LHarmonic" . Leo writes and sings original folk tinged soulful music with poetic imagery.
Leo is a prolific songwriter and is always coming up with new songs.
Scoot started out playing punk then went solo and started playing and writing Alt Country/Americana songs. He has since released his solo debut "Six 2 Seven" in 2015 and is writing for his next release.
Leo Harmonay just released his 3rd cd "LHarmonic" . Leo writes and sings original folk tinged soulful music with poetic imagery.
Leo is a prolific songwriter and is always coming up with new songs.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm to 10pm
Larry Kolker @ Silvana https://silvana-nyc.com/index.php
300 W 116th St New York, NY 10026
Larry returns to Silvana, with Jeremy Kolker on drums and Peter Calo sitting in on lead guitar. Peter will play his own set from 8-9pm. Great listening venue in Harlem; easy parking or train. Delicious and inexpensive Mediterranean food. No cover. We'll focus on songs from the new album: “Sung with great soul, Larry Kolker offers a refreshing addition to the great singer-songwriter tradition with the powerful ‘Dog Year’…, show[ing] off Larry’s undeniable chops, creating a sound that feels timeless and infinitely tasteful.” –Skope Magazine.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4 pm to 7 pm
Tribes Hill Presents...Kindred Folk
446 Bedford RoadPleasantville, NY 10570
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.facebook.com/events/1994031260668830/
Once again, an amazing triple bill of the finest singer/songwriters and musicians that the Hudson Valley Region has to offer:
Don Lowe has been featured in venues across the USA and has opened for national acts such as Tom Rush, The Little River Band, Livingston Taylor, Steve Forbert, Kenny White, Toby Walker, Tim Grimm, Danielle Miraglia, David Jacobs-Strain, Johnny A, and the Dana Fuchs Band among many others. Don plays regularly in venues across western/central CT and the Hudson Valley. His brand of Americana music explores life with songs that are in turns witty, arcane, sad, and sometimes, downright silly. Since 2010, he has been the open mic host for the venerable Towne Crier Café located in Beacon, NY. Don also hosts a radio show, “LOCAL HEROES: Independent Music of the Greater Hudson Valley and Beyond…” for WPWL, Pawling Public Radio that features local independent musical artists. Don’s second CD, Out Here, was released in September 2013 and his first release, Dogs, Clowns, and Belles came out in 2010. His third CD is set for release in May 2018.
Described by bassist Will Lee (The Late Show with David Letterman) as a "truth teller," Sarah Wise is an alt-americana singer songwriter, influenced by the raw emotion of artists such as Patty Griffin, Lucinda Williams, and Margo Price, with confessional, biting lyrics that are defiant and searing, vulnerable and searching. Sarah has dedicated the past several years to developing material with veterans Clifford Carter (James Taylor), Marc Shulman (Suzanne Vega), and Ann Klein (Ani DiFranco) while regularly playing venues throughout NYC and the Hudson Valley. She released her debut single "Hang Tight" in November 2016, and is currently preparing to record her debut EP.
When acoustic guitar storytelling troubadour, Jay Hitt, met truth-seeking piano songstress, Lisa Jane Lipkin, the result was a little breezy, a little earthy, and a whole lot compelling. In just a few years, these two award-winning artists have brought their finely honed songwriting, singing & playing to numerous audiences from their hometowns of NY and Pittsburgh to well beyond. Together, Jay Hitt & Lisa Jane Lipkin aspire to scatter some joy, spread some light & share their music wherever such things are needed.
$10 Suggested Donation at the door. BYOF. Full Bar available.
Don Lowe has been featured in venues across the USA and has opened for national acts such as Tom Rush, The Little River Band, Livingston Taylor, Steve Forbert, Kenny White, Toby Walker, Tim Grimm, Danielle Miraglia, David Jacobs-Strain, Johnny A, and the Dana Fuchs Band among many others. Don plays regularly in venues across western/central CT and the Hudson Valley. His brand of Americana music explores life with songs that are in turns witty, arcane, sad, and sometimes, downright silly. Since 2010, he has been the open mic host for the venerable Towne Crier Café located in Beacon, NY. Don also hosts a radio show, “LOCAL HEROES: Independent Music of the Greater Hudson Valley and Beyond…” for WPWL, Pawling Public Radio that features local independent musical artists. Don’s second CD, Out Here, was released in September 2013 and his first release, Dogs, Clowns, and Belles came out in 2010. His third CD is set for release in May 2018.
Described by bassist Will Lee (The Late Show with David Letterman) as a "truth teller," Sarah Wise is an alt-americana singer songwriter, influenced by the raw emotion of artists such as Patty Griffin, Lucinda Williams, and Margo Price, with confessional, biting lyrics that are defiant and searing, vulnerable and searching. Sarah has dedicated the past several years to developing material with veterans Clifford Carter (James Taylor), Marc Shulman (Suzanne Vega), and Ann Klein (Ani DiFranco) while regularly playing venues throughout NYC and the Hudson Valley. She released her debut single "Hang Tight" in November 2016, and is currently preparing to record her debut EP.
When acoustic guitar storytelling troubadour, Jay Hitt, met truth-seeking piano songstress, Lisa Jane Lipkin, the result was a little breezy, a little earthy, and a whole lot compelling. In just a few years, these two award-winning artists have brought their finely honed songwriting, singing & playing to numerous audiences from their hometowns of NY and Pittsburgh to well beyond. Together, Jay Hitt & Lisa Jane Lipkin aspire to scatter some joy, spread some light & share their music wherever such things are needed.
$10 Suggested Donation at the door. BYOF. Full Bar available.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 10pm
Peter Calo at Silvana https://silvana-nyc.com/
300 W 116th StNew York, NY 10026
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://silvana-nyc.com/
Starting at 8pm Peter Calo will be performing a set of music and at and at 9pm he will join Larry Kolker and his band
This hip cafe & bar offers Middle Eastern eats such as shawarma & falafel, plus live music. Support LIVE MUSIC.
This hip cafe & bar offers Middle Eastern eats such as shawarma & falafel, plus live music. Support LIVE MUSIC.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 pm to 10 pm
The Singer/Songwriter Series at The Green Growler http://www.thegreengrowler.com
4 Croton Point Ave.Croton-on-Hudson, NY
Phone: (914) 862-0961
Website: https://www.thegreengrowler.com
I'll be returning to the best craft brew pub in Croton on Thursday, April 19th to split the bill with New York singer/songwriter Bill Scorzari. I'm really excited to be sharing the evening with Bill, who tours nationally and who possesses stellar songwriting chops. Frank Migliorelli continues to host this premier monthly event.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 11 p.m.
Songwriters in the round with Brooke Campbell, Linda Draper, and Fred Gillen Jr Bean Runner Cafe
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566 USA
Phone: (914) 737-1701
Price: $10.00
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com/
Brooke Campbell
Brooke Campbell is an American songwriter and guitarist who performs original folk music with jazz and country inflections. "The Escapist,” her most recent EP, received radio play nationwide and a fellowship from the Speranza Foundation. Campbell continues to write and perform across the country.
Linda Draper
Brooklyn based lyric-slinger/folk singer Linda Draper (no relation to Don) has been writing, recording and performing songs for over the past 18 years. She has released 8 full-length albums to date has had the pleasure of opening for Teddy Thompson, Melissa Ferrick, Luka Bloom, and Dan Navarro, among others. Linda's song "Hollow" was included in the Starbucks in-store music playlist and most recently, her songs "Sleepwalkers" and "Shadow of a Coal Mine" were featured in local Pittsburgh PBS Television (WQED)'s documentary "Forgotten /Found.”
Fred Gillen Jr
Peekskill's own NYFA (New York Foundation For The Arts) grant recipient Fred Gillen Jr has released ten full-length albums, to great critical acclaim, and has toured all over the U.S., Europe, and most recently Asia. His songs have been featured on ABC's "All My Children," NPR's "Car Talk," CMJ's New Music Marathon Sampler, and in 2012 his version of Woody Guthrie's "I Ain't Got No Home" was featured on "Pete Remembers Woody," a collection of Pete Seeger's spoken stories about Woody Guthrie. Like Guthrie, his songs often reflect the struggles of the marginalized and forgotten, shining a light on both the despair and hope in the human condition.
Brooke Campbell is an American songwriter and guitarist who performs original folk music with jazz and country inflections. "The Escapist,” her most recent EP, received radio play nationwide and a fellowship from the Speranza Foundation. Campbell continues to write and perform across the country.
Linda Draper
Brooklyn based lyric-slinger/folk singer Linda Draper (no relation to Don) has been writing, recording and performing songs for over the past 18 years. She has released 8 full-length albums to date has had the pleasure of opening for Teddy Thompson, Melissa Ferrick, Luka Bloom, and Dan Navarro, among others. Linda's song "Hollow" was included in the Starbucks in-store music playlist and most recently, her songs "Sleepwalkers" and "Shadow of a Coal Mine" were featured in local Pittsburgh PBS Television (WQED)'s documentary "Forgotten /Found.”
Fred Gillen Jr
Peekskill's own NYFA (New York Foundation For The Arts) grant recipient Fred Gillen Jr has released ten full-length albums, to great critical acclaim, and has toured all over the U.S., Europe, and most recently Asia. His songs have been featured on ABC's "All My Children," NPR's "Car Talk," CMJ's New Music Marathon Sampler, and in 2012 his version of Woody Guthrie's "I Ain't Got No Home" was featured on "Pete Remembers Woody," a collection of Pete Seeger's spoken stories about Woody Guthrie. Like Guthrie, his songs often reflect the struggles of the marginalized and forgotten, shining a light on both the despair and hope in the human condition.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 pm to 11 pm
Earth Day Concert w/ Pluck & Rail, Susan Bozso, The EarthTones http://www.thehorseandhoundinn.com/
94 Spring StreetSouth Salem, NY 10590
Website: https://www.facebook.com/events/162832634535826/
A terrific night of good music, good friends, and a great cause starting at 8:00pm. This event is to raise money for Sustainable Lewisboro. Plus, you get to drink and eat at a historic Inn that pre-dates the Revolutionary War, The Horse and Hound. Great food and drinks, very friendly staff. Ask Steve to make you a martini.
See you on Friday 4/20!
See you on Friday 4/20!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2pm to 4pm
Scoot Horton performing @ Big Jim's Records GRAND OPENING https://www.facebook.com/bigjimsrecords/
382 Elwood AveHawthorne, New York
Website: https://www.scoothorton.com
Scoot Horton is performing at the Grand Opening of Big Jim's Records second location in Hawthorne, NY. The store hours are
12-6pm. Scoot performs 2-4pm. Jim has a great selection of New, Used, and Collectable Records and Cds.
Scoot will be performing songs from his cd "Six 2 Seven" as well as new originals and some cover songs.
(folk,country, outlaw folk. alt country)
12-6pm. Scoot performs 2-4pm. Jim has a great selection of New, Used, and Collectable Records and Cds.
Scoot will be performing songs from his cd "Six 2 Seven" as well as new originals and some cover songs.
(folk,country, outlaw folk. alt country)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 10pm
Larry Kolker @ The Tapp The Tapp
17 North BroadwayTarrytown, NY
Phone: (914) 703-6022
Website: https://www.thetappny.com
Join Larry for the Tapp's Wednesday night music series. Three sets (7-10pm) of originals with our favorite covers from the past century or so. Great food and libations, friendly gastropub vibe.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm to 10pm
Groovin' in New Fairfield presents Matt Nakoa with special guest Laura Bowman http://www.groovininnewfairfield.com
33 Route 37New Fairfield, CT 06812
Phone: 203-312-5665
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.groovininnewfairfield.com
Groovin’ in New Fairfield is thrilled to present MATT NAKOA with special guest LAURA BOWMAN on Saturday, April 28, 2018 at 7:30pm, at the New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Route 37, New Fairfield, CT. Tickets are $10 and doors open at 6:45 pm.
Advance Tickets can be purchased at the New Fairfield Senio Center (203-312-5665) or by mail. Payments made by mail should be payable to Groovin in New Fairfield, and sent to GINF c/o New Fairfield Sr. Center 33 Rt.37 New Fairfield, CT 06812 Please allow sufficient time when mailing. All Sales Are Final.
For additional information contact us at: grcoffeehouse@gmail.com
Enjoy a moderately priced dinner catered by Bruno’s Restaurant before the show. Choices include: Eggplant Rollatini, Chicken Francese, Pizza, Coffee, Tea, Hot Mulled Cider, Water, and Homemade Desserts
MATT NAKOA is an internationally touring singer/songwriter, recently appearing at The White House, throughout India, and regularly with folk icon Tom Rush.
Across the board, his songcraft has garnered awards, including a win at Kerrville Folk Festival’s prestigious New Folk Competition and as “Most Requested” at The Falcon Ridge Folk Festival. Though not easily pinned down, “In sum,” as a recent review put it, “Matt Nakoa is musically adept, one of those well-kept secrets you just can’t help but celebrate: intimate and genuine, soulful and bittersweet, a rich poetic songbook sung in praise to a complicated, emotionally present world.”
Besides being selected to play at the White House, his awards include“Most Wanted” Winner – Falcon Ridge Folk Festival; New Folk Winner – Kerrville Folk Festival and
Sundilla Radio Hours’ “Albums Of The Year” list

The Boston Globes writes: “On the ivories, (think of) a hot-handed phenom who can go from Chopin to beer-drenched honkytonk in one set …On guitar, a Jack Johnson-esque singer-songwriter…between his piano chops, charismatic stage presence, and heartfelt originals on guitar…he drops jaws.” www.mattnakoa.com
LAURA BOWMAN
A talented and captivating east cost original artist with the ability to make a crowded room suddenly stand still and listen. Also an experienced solo cover musician, Laura Bowman utilizes a folk music sensibility with a touch of country and mixes it with soulful vocal performances to rejuvenate the role of the female singer-songwriter.
In 2013 and 2017, inspired by the tradition and artists of the 1960’s Folk Music Revival, Laura embarked on “busking tours" which favored free and spontaneous public performances at street venues across the country, sometimes in conjunction with pre-scheduled shows. Through these tours, she aimed to connect with people in unexpected places and create a personal, in-the-moment experience with her audience. www.laurabowmanmusic.com
About Groovin’ in New Fairfield: Groovin’ in New Fairfield seeks to develop and promote ongoing, regularly scheduled live music programs in New Fairfield and surrounding areas. It is a non-profit organization supported by sponsors, local businesses, grants from charitable organizations and patron donations and is staffed by volunteers. It operates under the New Fairfield Parks and Recreation Commission. www.groovininnewfairfield.com
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Advance Tickets can be purchased at the New Fairfield Senio Center (203-312-5665) or by mail. Payments made by mail should be payable to Groovin in New Fairfield, and sent to GINF c/o New Fairfield Sr. Center 33 Rt.37 New Fairfield, CT 06812 Please allow sufficient time when mailing. All Sales Are Final.
For additional information contact us at: grcoffeehouse@gmail.com
Enjoy a moderately priced dinner catered by Bruno’s Restaurant before the show. Choices include: Eggplant Rollatini, Chicken Francese, Pizza, Coffee, Tea, Hot Mulled Cider, Water, and Homemade Desserts
MATT NAKOA is an internationally touring singer/songwriter, recently appearing at The White House, throughout India, and regularly with folk icon Tom Rush.
Across the board, his songcraft has garnered awards, including a win at Kerrville Folk Festival’s prestigious New Folk Competition and as “Most Requested” at The Falcon Ridge Folk Festival. Though not easily pinned down, “In sum,” as a recent review put it, “Matt Nakoa is musically adept, one of those well-kept secrets you just can’t help but celebrate: intimate and genuine, soulful and bittersweet, a rich poetic songbook sung in praise to a complicated, emotionally present world.”
Besides being selected to play at the White House, his awards include“Most Wanted” Winner – Falcon Ridge Folk Festival; New Folk Winner – Kerrville Folk Festival and
Sundilla Radio Hours’ “Albums Of The Year” list

The Boston Globes writes: “On the ivories, (think of) a hot-handed phenom who can go from Chopin to beer-drenched honkytonk in one set …On guitar, a Jack Johnson-esque singer-songwriter…between his piano chops, charismatic stage presence, and heartfelt originals on guitar…he drops jaws.” www.mattnakoa.com
LAURA BOWMAN
A talented and captivating east cost original artist with the ability to make a crowded room suddenly stand still and listen. Also an experienced solo cover musician, Laura Bowman utilizes a folk music sensibility with a touch of country and mixes it with soulful vocal performances to rejuvenate the role of the female singer-songwriter.
In 2013 and 2017, inspired by the tradition and artists of the 1960’s Folk Music Revival, Laura embarked on “busking tours" which favored free and spontaneous public performances at street venues across the country, sometimes in conjunction with pre-scheduled shows. Through these tours, she aimed to connect with people in unexpected places and create a personal, in-the-moment experience with her audience. www.laurabowmanmusic.com
About Groovin’ in New Fairfield: Groovin’ in New Fairfield seeks to develop and promote ongoing, regularly scheduled live music programs in New Fairfield and surrounding areas. It is a non-profit organization supported by sponsors, local businesses, grants from charitable organizations and patron donations and is staffed by volunteers. It operates under the New Fairfield Parks and Recreation Commission. www.groovininnewfairfield.com
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Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:30
Tribes Hill May Gathering
At George Gierer's house
402 Route 22
North Salem, NY
(646) 210-8119
We hold monthly gatherings that include a song circle on the first Monday of every month. Sometimes we change the date to accommodate holidays; the specifics are posted on our calendar. They begin at 6:30 with dinner prep and music. We have our traditional pasta and salad dinner with potluck additions at 7 pm. After dinner music continues until about 10:30 with our collaborative song circle that includes music makers and music lovers from the Tribes Hill community and newly invited guests. We respectfully fit into the space offered us with about 20 - 25 people and plenty of acoustic music and song to share. We even help cleanup!
Want to host a gathering?
email Steve Scholle at srslle@gmail.com or phone him at (914) 330-2905
402 Route 22
North Salem, NY
(646) 210-8119
We hold monthly gatherings that include a song circle on the first Monday of every month. Sometimes we change the date to accommodate holidays; the specifics are posted on our calendar. They begin at 6:30 with dinner prep and music. We have our traditional pasta and salad dinner with potluck additions at 7 pm. After dinner music continues until about 10:30 with our collaborative song circle that includes music makers and music lovers from the Tribes Hill community and newly invited guests. We respectfully fit into the space offered us with about 20 - 25 people and plenty of acoustic music and song to share. We even help cleanup!
Want to host a gathering?
email Steve Scholle at srslle@gmail.com or phone him at (914) 330-2905
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Tribes Hill Board Meeting Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, NY 10595
Phone: 914-564-9212
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 p.m. to 10:00 pm
Good Coffee in the Great Room Featuring Fred Gillen Jr St. Andrews Episcopal Church
29 Prospect Street Brewster, NY
Price: $5.00
Website: https://www.facebook.com/events/161239374592321/
Nice coffeehouse series in the church hall
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
The Greenheart Solar-powered Concert Mahopac Library
668 Route SixMahopac, NY 10541
Phone: (845) 628-2009
Website: https://mahopaclibrary.org
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4 pm to 7 pm
Tribes Hill Presents...Kindred Folk @ Lucy's
446 Bedford RoadPleasantville, NY 10570 United States
Price: $10.00
As local as local gets...
Sarah Browne is an up and coming singer-songwriter based out of Westchester, NY. She got her start writing songs when she was 18 and has been performing ever since. Her music is within the folk-pop genre and her songwriting has been compared to that of Ingrid Michaelson and Natalie Merchant. Sarah recently released her debut album, To You, which has been featured on radio stations like The Peak 107.1, WHUD 100.7 and more.
George Mallas is a Singer/Songwriter based in North Salem, NY. He is influenced by some of the great singer/songwriters of his youth, namely Joni Mitchell and Jackson Browne. Having been a student of the piano since age 6, the instrument is a natural extension of who he is. George has released two albums; 'Small Reminders' in 2015 and 'unscathed' in 2018. The recent album features new songs and writing collaboration with lyricist Melanie Berti. His experiences in life, love and family inspire his songs.
Pluck & Rail is an endlessly entertaining acoustic trio who simultaneously weave together disparate influences as The Decemberists, Led Zeppelin, Robert Earl Keen, Bright Eyes, Morphine, the sweet whisper of a gentle breeze, the crunch of a ripe apple being bitten, my grandmother and in fact, your grandmother. Since performing on TV and radio and at many regional festivals, their powers have grown. The last Pluck & Rail show saw them perform 25 songs (mostly original) with swagger, skill and melody while curing a young boy of scoliosis, a middle aged mom of her life long speech impediment (she couldn't pronounce vowels) and an old man of oldness, which all begs the question: why can't they fix themselves? See you at the next show!
$10 Suggested Donation at the door. BYOF. Full Bar available.
Arts Alive Project Grants are made possible with funds from the Decentralization Program (DEC), a regrant program of the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the NYS Legislature and administered by ArtsWestchester.
Sarah Browne is an up and coming singer-songwriter based out of Westchester, NY. She got her start writing songs when she was 18 and has been performing ever since. Her music is within the folk-pop genre and her songwriting has been compared to that of Ingrid Michaelson and Natalie Merchant. Sarah recently released her debut album, To You, which has been featured on radio stations like The Peak 107.1, WHUD 100.7 and more.
George Mallas is a Singer/Songwriter based in North Salem, NY. He is influenced by some of the great singer/songwriters of his youth, namely Joni Mitchell and Jackson Browne. Having been a student of the piano since age 6, the instrument is a natural extension of who he is. George has released two albums; 'Small Reminders' in 2015 and 'unscathed' in 2018. The recent album features new songs and writing collaboration with lyricist Melanie Berti. His experiences in life, love and family inspire his songs.
Pluck & Rail is an endlessly entertaining acoustic trio who simultaneously weave together disparate influences as The Decemberists, Led Zeppelin, Robert Earl Keen, Bright Eyes, Morphine, the sweet whisper of a gentle breeze, the crunch of a ripe apple being bitten, my grandmother and in fact, your grandmother. Since performing on TV and radio and at many regional festivals, their powers have grown. The last Pluck & Rail show saw them perform 25 songs (mostly original) with swagger, skill and melody while curing a young boy of scoliosis, a middle aged mom of her life long speech impediment (she couldn't pronounce vowels) and an old man of oldness, which all begs the question: why can't they fix themselves? See you at the next show!
$10 Suggested Donation at the door. BYOF. Full Bar available.
Arts Alive Project Grants are made possible with funds from the Decentralization Program (DEC), a regrant program of the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the NYS Legislature and administered by ArtsWestchester.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9 PM to 12AM
Smokin' Hot! Bluegrass Jam! Punch Bowl
5820 BroadwayBronx, New York 10463
Phone: (718) 884-7322
Website: https://www.taralinhardt.com
Riverdale bluegrass jam hosted by Tara Linhardt
The Punch Bowl is your friendly neighborhood Irish pub in the Bronx. Located on Broadway and 238th street, just two blocks south of Van Cortlandt and Gaelic Park. You’ll always find yourself welcome! So come on in and enjoy some good fun with friends and neighbors while grabbing yourself one of the best pints around!
For more information contact Tara at taraworlds@gmail.com
The Punch Bowl is your friendly neighborhood Irish pub in the Bronx. Located on Broadway and 238th street, just two blocks south of Van Cortlandt and Gaelic Park. You’ll always find yourself welcome! So come on in and enjoy some good fun with friends and neighbors while grabbing yourself one of the best pints around!
For more information contact Tara at taraworlds@gmail.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1:30 PM to 4 PM
Bob Dylan Song Fest and Borderline Fundraiser Borderline Folk Music Club at the Nanuet Library
149 Church StNanuet, NY
Phone: 914-523-0656
Price: $20.00
Website: https://borderlinefolkmusicclub.org/
The Borderline Folk Music Club presents a Bob Dylan Songfest and Borderline Fundraiser!
The THE BAND band’s Gary Solomon and The Ray Band Dylan Tribute!
Nanuet Public Library, 149 Church St, Nanuet NY
Tickets: $20, members $10, pay at the door. For advance reservations - www.borderlinefolkmusicclub.com
Doors open at 1 PM, refreshments available.
More Information: Contact Greta: intrend@yahoo.com
The THE BAND band’s Gary Solomon and The Ray Band Dylan Tribute will perform favorites and rarities from 2016 Nobel Laureate Bob Dylan, both acoustic and electric! The Borderline Fundraiser will enable the club to continue to bring quality folk music to the community. Multiple raffles will include tickets to the Falcon Ridge Folk Festival and the Rockland/Bergen Music Festival, CD gift baskets, Growler & Gill basket of cheer and more!
The THE BAND Band has been performing their critically acclaimed tribute to Bob Dylan and The Band throughout the Northeast and beyond for over ten years. Now, co-founder Gary Solomon steps on stage alone, acoustic guitar and harmonica in hand, for a set of Dylan tunes delivered singer-songwriter style. Solomon pares down the production to the fundamental singer-songwriter format, from which most of these songs sprang, allowing Dylan's compelling lyrics and beautiful melodies to flow, direct and unadorned.
The Ray-Band Dylan Tribute presents an authentic recreation of Bob Dylan's famous electric decade of 1965 - 1975. Members of the group include popular local musicians Ray Labella (vocals, guitar, harmonica), Stefan Waldman (guitar/synth, vocals), John VandenOever (bass guitar, vocals) and Bruce Pollack (drums, percussion).
Supported by the Friends of the Nanuet Public Library
http://www.nanuetlibrary.org/
The Borderline Folk Music Club is the home of folk and roots music in Rockland County, NY, presenting high quality music in an intimate and relaxed atmosphere.
The Borderline is a non-profit 501(c) (3) group
The THE BAND band’s Gary Solomon and The Ray Band Dylan Tribute!
Nanuet Public Library, 149 Church St, Nanuet NY
Tickets: $20, members $10, pay at the door. For advance reservations - www.borderlinefolkmusicclub.com
Doors open at 1 PM, refreshments available.
More Information: Contact Greta: intrend@yahoo.com
The THE BAND band’s Gary Solomon and The Ray Band Dylan Tribute will perform favorites and rarities from 2016 Nobel Laureate Bob Dylan, both acoustic and electric! The Borderline Fundraiser will enable the club to continue to bring quality folk music to the community. Multiple raffles will include tickets to the Falcon Ridge Folk Festival and the Rockland/Bergen Music Festival, CD gift baskets, Growler & Gill basket of cheer and more!
The THE BAND Band has been performing their critically acclaimed tribute to Bob Dylan and The Band throughout the Northeast and beyond for over ten years. Now, co-founder Gary Solomon steps on stage alone, acoustic guitar and harmonica in hand, for a set of Dylan tunes delivered singer-songwriter style. Solomon pares down the production to the fundamental singer-songwriter format, from which most of these songs sprang, allowing Dylan's compelling lyrics and beautiful melodies to flow, direct and unadorned.
The Ray-Band Dylan Tribute presents an authentic recreation of Bob Dylan's famous electric decade of 1965 - 1975. Members of the group include popular local musicians Ray Labella (vocals, guitar, harmonica), Stefan Waldman (guitar/synth, vocals), John VandenOever (bass guitar, vocals) and Bruce Pollack (drums, percussion).
Supported by the Friends of the Nanuet Public Library
http://www.nanuetlibrary.org/
The Borderline Folk Music Club is the home of folk and roots music in Rockland County, NY, presenting high quality music in an intimate and relaxed atmosphere.
The Borderline is a non-profit 501(c) (3) group
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 p.m. to 10:00 pm
Fred Gillen Jr Monthly Residency Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://www.fredgillenjr.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1:00 PM to 1:45 PM
RiverArts Music Tour The Upstream Galley
Tom From Nyack will be performing as a part of the 2018 RiverArts Music Tour.
His set will start at 1:00 PM at the Upstream Galley, 8 Main Street, Hastings-on-Hudson
His set will start at 1:00 PM at the Upstream Galley, 8 Main Street, Hastings-on-Hudson
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3 p.m. to 3:45 p.m.
Andrew V. Craig and Rich Dashnaw as part of the Riverarts Music Tour The Upstream Gallery
8 Main StreetHastings on Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: (914) 674-8548
Purchase Tickets: https://riverarts.org/music-tour/
Website: https://upstreamgallery.com
Rich and I will be playing originals and some covers as part of the Riverarts Music Tour. We will be inside and God willing not needing to wear coats. It looks to be a great day for hearing live music in many venues ( free of charge )!
All cd purchase proceeds, at this event, will go to Family to Family.
www.cdbaby.com/andrewvcraig
www.itunes.com/andrewvcraig
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VcvtugMPdSs
All cd purchase proceeds, at this event, will go to Family to Family.
www.cdbaby.com/andrewvcraig
www.itunes.com/andrewvcraig
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VcvtugMPdSs
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4 pm to 7 pm
Phil Dollard and Friends Funky Farewell Musical Fiesta Lucy's Lounge
446 Bedford Rd.Pleasantville, NY 10570
Phone: 914-747-4740
As most of the Tribes Hill community is now aware, I'll be pulling up stakes soon and moving upstate to Rochester, NY. There are too many friends in this musical community to be able to relocate without sharing, in some way, the folks with whom I have shared songs, inspiration, recording sessions, and camaraderie. So a bunch of compadres have agreed to spend an afternoon at Lucy's Lounge in Pleasantville to help keep my separation anxieties at bay and provide me with some musical memories. Please join us for what promises to be a fun afternoon of song with me and some of Westchester and the Hudson Valley's premier musicians.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 10pm
Scoot Horton @ Six Degrees of Separation
35 Main StreetOssining, New York
Phone: 914-432-5969
Purchase Tickets: https://www.facebook.com/SixDegreesOfSeparationRestaurantAndBrewery/
Website: https://www.scoothorton.com
Scoot returns to Six Degrees of Separation Restaurant in Ossining, NY.
Scoot will be playing songs from his debut cd "Six 2 Seven" as well as new originals and some covers.
(folk, country, outlaw folk, alt country)
Scoot will be playing songs from his debut cd "Six 2 Seven" as well as new originals and some covers.
(folk, country, outlaw folk, alt country)
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 pm to 9 pm
HOPE MACHINE The Towne Crier Cafe - Beacon
379 Main StreetBeacon, NY
Phone: 845 855 1300
Website: https://townecc.tunestub.com/show.cfm?id=164143&cart
FREE SHOW IN THE BAR!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
TRIBES HILL ANNUAL MEETING AND HOOTENANNY Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, NY 10595
Phone: 914-564-9212
Open Mic, Potluck Dinner, Business Meeting, Collaborative Music Making Opportunities...
New board members, officers and volunteers needed.
Talk to George Gierer (646-210-8119) or Rick Rock (914-564-9212) if interested.
New board members, officers and volunteers needed.
Talk to George Gierer (646-210-8119) or Rick Rock (914-564-9212) if interested.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 to 9:30
Tom From Nyack opens for Kirsten Maxwell The Turning Point Cafe
468 Piermont AvenuePiermont, NY 10968 USA
Phone: 845-359-1089
Price: $15.00
Website: https://www.turningpointcafe.com
Tom From Nyack is a Special Guest of Kirsten Maxwell. This is her Solo Acoustic CD Release event. She is a 2016 Kerrville finalist, 2017 Falcon Ridge Most Wanted Artist and had a Formal Showcase in 2017 at NERFA. John Platt (WFUV) says her "clear soprano rings out in a way that would make Judy Collins and Joan Baez approve." This is a great opportunity to see Kirsten locally in a small venue.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6 PM to 7 pm
Jules and Jake at International Make Music Day Orfino's Restaurant
1120 Pleasantville Rd.Briarcliff Manor, NY 10510 United States
Make Music Day continues as Jules and Jake take the stage at Orfino's in Briarcliff. Fine cuisine with an Italian accent and some fine acoustic blues to go with it. Stop on by.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 12:00 pm to 1 pm
Larry Kolker @ Make Music New York Muhlenberg Library & Christopher Park
209 West 23rd StNew York, NY
Website: https://www.makemusicny.org/
Make Music New York is a city-wide, day-long music festival, and is part of national Make Music day with over 750 participating cities and towns. Larry will be performing from noon to 1pm at the Muhlenberg Library, located on 23rd Street near 7th Avenue, and from 2:30-3pm at historic Christopher Park (Christopher Street near 7th Avenue). Stop by to hear him and then wander the streets of Manhattan listening to all kinds of music!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1 pm to 2 pm
Jules and Jake at International Make Music Day Good Choice Kitchen
147 Main St.Ossining, NY 10510 United States
Folk and blues duo Jules and Jake will be entertaining during the afternoon at this popular Ossining eatery in a musical celebration of the Summer Solstice and International Make Music Day, 2018. Stop on by for some down home cookin' from the kitcen and from the stage.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Andrew V. Craig for Make Music New York Siempre Verde Garden
Stanton Street at Attorney StreetNew York, New York 10002 USA
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.makemusicny.org
I will be playing as part of Make Music New York. This is an NYC wide event through the day and early evening
(on the Solstice )at various indoor and outdoor venues. This should be a great day to check out many different styles of music free of charge and celebrate our diverse community.
www.cdbaby.com/andrewvcraig
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VcvtugMPdSs
(on the Solstice )at various indoor and outdoor venues. This should be a great day to check out many different styles of music free of charge and celebrate our diverse community.
www.cdbaby.com/andrewvcraig
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VcvtugMPdSs
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 pm to 10 pm
Jules and Jake Debut at 6 Degrees of Separation 6 Degrees of Separation
35 Main St.Ossining, NY United States
Craft brews on tap, an eclectic menu and live music during the week. What more could you ask for to get you through your work week. Join Jules and Jake for some acoustic blues and folk at this happening hot spot in downtown Ossining. See you there.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2:00 PM to 2:45 PM
Tom Heany at the Rock N Roots Festival Redding Historical Society
Lonetown RoadRedding, CT
Purchase Tickets: Rockin Roots Revival
An outdoor, family-friendly festival at the Redding Historical Society's barn in Redding, Connecticut.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11:30 am to 1:30 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Solar-powered Music Scarsdale Farmers Market
1001 Post RoadScarsdale, NY
Website: https://www.facebook.com/scarsdalefarmersmarket/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Monthly Residency Coffee Lab Roasters
7 Main StTarrytown, NY 10591 USA
Phone: (914) 332-1479
Website: https://local.yahoo.com/details?id=11243228
Just back from India, Fred will play some old and new songs in this intimate environment.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Solar-powered Music The Peekskill Farmers Market
Bank StreetPeekskill, NY 10566 United States
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM to 10:00 pm
Buddy Coughlin and Tom Heany Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://www.tomheany.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Solar-powered Music Central Valley Farmers Market
30 Valley AvenueCentral Valley, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Six Degrees of Separation Brewery
35 Main StreetOssining, NY
Phone: (914) 432-5969
Website: https://www.6degreesbp.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 am to Noon
Jules and Jake at the Ossining Farmers' Market Ossining Farmers' Market
Main & Spring Sts.Ossining, NY United States
Website: https://downtoearthmarkets.com
Jules and Jake bring their unique folk/blues stylings to the Ossining Farmers' Market. Jules on fiddle and vocals; Jake on acoustic and resonator guitar and vocals. Guaranteed to make your farmers' marketing experience an entertaining one.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Show Kurzhals Coffee
900 Main StreetPeekskill, NY 10566 USA
Phone: 914-208-0158
Website: https://KurzhalsCoffee.com
For 11 years Fred Gillen Jr played at the Peekskill Coffeehouse the last Friday of every month. Eventually the coffeehouse ended that, so here's a new coffeehouse.... Maybe it will stick. Maybe he'll get fired for expressing himself. Maybe nobody will show up. Maybe it will be standing room. Who knows? We'll see.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Solar-powered Show Birdsall House (Beer Garden)
970 Main St.Peekskill, NY 10566 US
Website: https://www.birdsallhouse.net/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 11pm
“Heroes: Gone But Not Forgotten” The Bean Runner Café
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914.737.1701
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.petercalo.com
Peter Calo - Lauren Fox – Jeff Eyrick – Chris Marshak
Peter Calo brings together this formidable foursome to celebrate the lives and art of
Prince, Tom Petty, Walter Becker (of Steely Dan) David Bowie, Freddie Mercury, George Michael, Glenn Frye, John Lennon, George Harrison, Roy Orbison, Chuck Berry, Greg Alman, Leon Russell
and others in this tribute to music innovators who created the soundtrack of a generation.
Peter Calo brings together this formidable foursome to celebrate the lives and art of
Prince, Tom Petty, Walter Becker (of Steely Dan) David Bowie, Freddie Mercury, George Michael, Glenn Frye, John Lennon, George Harrison, Roy Orbison, Chuck Berry, Greg Alman, Leon Russell
and others in this tribute to music innovators who created the soundtrack of a generation.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, New York 10595
Phone: 914-564-9212
Rick Rock hosts this month's gathering at his home.
We hold monthly gatherings that include a song circle on the first Monday of every month. Sometimes we change the date to accommodate holidays; the specifics are posted on our calendar. They begin at 6:30 with dinner prep and music. We have our traditional pasta and salad dinner with the additions you bring at 7 pm. After dinner music continues until about 10:30 with our collaborative song circle that includes music makers and music lovers from the Tribes Hill community and newly invited guests. We respectfully fit into the space offered us with about 20 - 25 people and plenty of acoustic music and song to share. We even help cleanup!
Want to host a gathering?
email Steve Scholle at srslle@gmail.com or phone him at (914) 330-2905
We hold monthly gatherings that include a song circle on the first Monday of every month. Sometimes we change the date to accommodate holidays; the specifics are posted on our calendar. They begin at 6:30 with dinner prep and music. We have our traditional pasta and salad dinner with the additions you bring at 7 pm. After dinner music continues until about 10:30 with our collaborative song circle that includes music makers and music lovers from the Tribes Hill community and newly invited guests. We respectfully fit into the space offered us with about 20 - 25 people and plenty of acoustic music and song to share. We even help cleanup!
Want to host a gathering?
email Steve Scholle at srslle@gmail.com or phone him at (914) 330-2905
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11am to 1pm
Botanical Garden Farmers Market Botanical Garden in the Bronx
Peter Calo vocals and guitar and Jeff Eyrick on Bass!
Photo by Cary Davis
Photo by Cary Davis
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9 pm to 11:30 pm
Fred Gillen Jr What She Said The Dogwood Bar and Restaurant
47 East Main StreetBeacon, NY
Phone: (845) 202-7500
Website: https://www.dogwoodbar.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4 pm to 7 pm
Larry Kolker @ the Boathouse The Boathouse Restaurant
46 westerly roadOssining, ny
Website: https://ossiningboathouse.com/
Larry, with Sticks Levine on drums and a surprise special guest or two, returns to our old fave, the Boathouse Restaurant outdoor bar, surrounded by the Hudson River. Good food, libations, and people. See you there!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:30 PM
Tribes Hill Board Meeting Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, NY 10595
Business Meeting & Music Gathering for Tribes Hill Board Members. Bring instruments!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 pm to 10 pm
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Show Six Degrees of Separation Brewery
35 Main StreetOssining, NY
Phone: (914) 432-5969
Website: https://www.6degreesbp.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9 pm to 11:30 pm
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Show Eleven Eleven Grille
1111 Main StreetFishkill, NY
Phone: /polli896.0011/li/olp
Website: https://www.eleven11grille.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 AM to Sunday
Old Tone Music Festival Cool Whisper Farm, North Hillsdale
1011 Co Rd 21 Hillsdale, NY 12529
Purchase Tickets: Old Tone Website
Website: https://www.oldtonemusicfestival.com/daily-schedule/
There will be lots of workshops, dances, all sorts of live shows on a couple different stages, music contests, some kids activities, morning yoga, jamming, camping, farm to table foods and beverages including some nice beers, and lovely mountain views. Here is the website for more info.
https://www.oldtonemusicfestival.com/
This is a music festival that goes from Thursday-Sunday. One can go for any one of the days or all of them, camp or come and go.
https://www.oldtonemusicfestival.com/
This is a music festival that goes from Thursday-Sunday. One can go for any one of the days or all of them, camp or come and go.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
River Spirit Music and Arts Festival - Saturday, September 8 Draper Park, Hastings on Hudson
Hastings-on-Hudson, NY
Website: https://riverspiritfestival.com
Meadow (Main) Stage:
12:00 to 12:30 – Hastings Pink Pan-Thers
12:45 to 1:30 – Eleanor Dubinsky and Her Band
1:45 to 2:30 – Sir Cadian Rhythm
2:45 to 3:30 – Radio Jarocho
3:45 to 4:30 – Les Poules à Colin
4:45 to 5:45 – Oak and Ash
6:00 to 6:45 – Honey Men
7:00 to 7:45 – Skyfactor
8:00 to 9:00 – The Slambovian Circus of Dreams
Grove (Second) Stage:
12:15 to 12:45 – Lara Herskovitch
12:55 to 1:25 – Matt Turk
1:35 to 2:05 – Riverrun
2:15 to 2:45 – Push for Heat
2:55 to 3:25 – Caleb
3:45 to 4:15 – Rebecca Angel
4:30 to 5:00 – Greetings from Anywhere
6:15 to 6:45 – Radio prison
7:00 to 7:40 – Exit 12
12:00 to 12:30 – Hastings Pink Pan-Thers
12:45 to 1:30 – Eleanor Dubinsky and Her Band
1:45 to 2:30 – Sir Cadian Rhythm
2:45 to 3:30 – Radio Jarocho
3:45 to 4:30 – Les Poules à Colin
4:45 to 5:45 – Oak and Ash
6:00 to 6:45 – Honey Men
7:00 to 7:45 – Skyfactor
8:00 to 9:00 – The Slambovian Circus of Dreams
Grove (Second) Stage:
12:15 to 12:45 – Lara Herskovitch
12:55 to 1:25 – Matt Turk
1:35 to 2:05 – Riverrun
2:15 to 2:45 – Push for Heat
2:55 to 3:25 – Caleb
3:45 to 4:15 – Rebecca Angel
4:30 to 5:00 – Greetings from Anywhere
6:15 to 6:45 – Radio prison
7:00 to 7:40 – Exit 12
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Old Tone Music Festival Cool Whisper Farm, North Hillsdale
1011 Co Rd 21 Hillsdale, NY 12529
Purchase Tickets: Old Tone Website
Website: https://www.oldtonemusicfestival.com/daily-schedule/
There will be lots of workshops, dances, all sorts of live shows on a couple different stages, music contests, some kids activities, morning yoga, jamming, camping, farm to table foods and beverages including some nice beers, and lovely mountain views. Here is the website for more info.
https://www.oldtonemusicfestival.com/
https://www.oldtonemusicfestival.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 10pm
Scoot Horton & Marlena Peters An Beal Bocht
445 West 238th StBronx, New York
Website: https://www.scoothorton.com
Scoot Horton and Marlena Peters bring their country/folk/acoustic songs back to An Beal Bocht in the Bronx. You'll hear original and cover songs. New and old. Some new surprises.
On Dope will be playing a set of acoustic punk songs after Marlena and Scoot.
An Beal Bocht is a great Irish pub with great food and beer.
On Dope will be playing a set of acoustic punk songs after Marlena and Scoot.
An Beal Bocht is a great Irish pub with great food and beer.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering @ the home of Larry Kolker
100 West 26th Street Apartment 7HNew York, NY
Phone: 914-419-3028
Website: https://www.sidgolds.com/
My address is 100 West 26th Street (southwest corner of 6th Avenue) Apt 7H. There is free parking starting at 6pm on the south side of 25th Street between 5th and 6th. Then there is free parking starting at 7pm on my block (26th Street between 6th and 7th). It’s a little over a mile walk from Grand Central. Also, the 6 train stops at 28th/Park and 23rd/Park which is a short walk.
It’s a one-bedroom apartment but I think we can fit up to 20 people. I’ll need someone to bring 5-10 folding chairs to augment what I have.
Also Sid Gold’s Request Room is on my block closer to 7th Ave. Sid Gold’s is a piano karaoke bar, with the karaoke starting at 9pm every night except Sunday. It is co-owned by Joe McGinty, who produces the Loser’s Lounge shows and was the keyboard player for the Psychedelic Furs for five years. The pianists have long lists of popular songs with a lot of classic rock and most of them can transpose. They have iPads with all the lyrics for the singers. The regular Monday night pianist is Paul Leschen, who is awesome. I got to know him and asked him to play keys on my recent album. Anyway, I thought it might be fun to go over there at 9pm with anyone who wanted to stay out late enough.
-Larry
It’s a one-bedroom apartment but I think we can fit up to 20 people. I’ll need someone to bring 5-10 folding chairs to augment what I have.
Also Sid Gold’s Request Room is on my block closer to 7th Ave. Sid Gold’s is a piano karaoke bar, with the karaoke starting at 9pm every night except Sunday. It is co-owned by Joe McGinty, who produces the Loser’s Lounge shows and was the keyboard player for the Psychedelic Furs for five years. The pianists have long lists of popular songs with a lot of classic rock and most of them can transpose. They have iPads with all the lyrics for the singers. The regular Monday night pianist is Paul Leschen, who is awesome. I got to know him and asked him to play keys on my recent album. Anyway, I thought it might be fun to go over there at 9pm with anyone who wanted to stay out late enough.
-Larry
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm to 8pm
Scoot Horton & Marlena Peters The Art Cafe
65 S BroadwayNyack, NY 10960
Phone: 845-353-4230
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.artcafenyack.com
Scoot and Marlena return to play the outside patio at the Art Cafe.
Scoot and Marlena play country/folk/acoustic original and cover songs. You maybe surprised by their choice of covers.
The music along with the food and the outside atmosphere make a great night.
Scoot and Marlena play country/folk/acoustic original and cover songs. You maybe surprised by their choice of covers.
The music along with the food and the outside atmosphere make a great night.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 10:30 pm
Hudson Valley Sally and Fred Gillen Jr Bean Runner Cafe
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566 USA
Phone: (914) 737-1701
Price: $10.00
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com/
Acclaim for Hudson Valley Sally:
"Hudson Valley Sally is a delightful group of activist musicians who will have you smiling and clapping. Most of all, they'll have you thinking about the content of their songs. They have something relevant to say!"
-- Sonny Ochs
Hudson Valley Sally was selected for the Folk DJ Showcase at the Northeast Regional Folk Alliance conference, November, 2015.
"Hudson Valley Sally sings with a freshness and innocence that reminds us why we fell in love with folk music in the first place."
-- Si Kahn
Acclaim for Fred Gillen Jr
"unvarnished social commentary with folkified hoot-and-holler melodies"
—Sing Out!
"Going to hear Fred Gillen jr play his music should is like seeing the Grand Canyon for the first time. It totally revolutionizes your perspective on life and how amazing it all seems."
—-Utica Pulse
"New York singer/ songwriter Gillen may have East Coast origins, but his style and intensity reflect a down-home sensibility."
—Ron Wynne, Nashville Scene
"Hudson Valley Sally is a delightful group of activist musicians who will have you smiling and clapping. Most of all, they'll have you thinking about the content of their songs. They have something relevant to say!"
-- Sonny Ochs
Hudson Valley Sally was selected for the Folk DJ Showcase at the Northeast Regional Folk Alliance conference, November, 2015.
"Hudson Valley Sally sings with a freshness and innocence that reminds us why we fell in love with folk music in the first place."
-- Si Kahn
Acclaim for Fred Gillen Jr
"unvarnished social commentary with folkified hoot-and-holler melodies"
—Sing Out!
"Going to hear Fred Gillen jr play his music should is like seeing the Grand Canyon for the first time. It totally revolutionizes your perspective on life and how amazing it all seems."
—-Utica Pulse
"New York singer/ songwriter Gillen may have East Coast origins, but his style and intensity reflect a down-home sensibility."
—Ron Wynne, Nashville Scene
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 8:30pm
Scoot Horton & Marlena Peters Peekskill Coffee House
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
Scoot Horton and Marlena Peters return to the Peekskill Coffee House.
Scoot plays country/folk original and cover songs. Marlena adds her pop sensibilities to the songs she sings.
Scoot Horton released his debut cd "Six 2 Seven" in 2015 and is about to enter the studio to record a new cd.
Marlena Peters has years of experience both as a performer and promoter of charity concerts that have raised thousands of dollars.
Together Scoot and Marlena are like bread and butter or chocolate and peanut butter. Perfect together.
Scoot plays country/folk original and cover songs. Marlena adds her pop sensibilities to the songs she sings.
Scoot Horton released his debut cd "Six 2 Seven" in 2015 and is about to enter the studio to record a new cd.
Marlena Peters has years of experience both as a performer and promoter of charity concerts that have raised thousands of dollars.
Together Scoot and Marlena are like bread and butter or chocolate and peanut butter. Perfect together.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM
Tribes Hill Presents Kindred Folk Lucy's Lounge
446 Bedford RoadPleasantville, NY
Phone: 914 747-4740
Website: https://www.liveatlucys.com
Tribes Hill Presents Kindred Folk at Lucy’s Lounge
Us! is what happens when three “seeker” singer songwriters join their eclectic talents and musical influences to create a sound that is infectiously harmonic, delicately robust, and full of unexpected twists and turns.
New York based Judy Kass, quickly draws in her audience with soulful vocals, no-nonsense lyrical storytelling and genre-bending exploration of guitar and piano. Her award winning original music blends generous amounts of folk, jazz and blues with songs that cover the full gamut of mood and experience. Judy’s 2014 debut album, Better Things and her recent release, Beyond the Ash and Steel (2016) both received notable airplay, topping Folk and Roots radio charts for months after their release and appearing on the Folk DJ List of Top Albums. https://www.judykass.com
Amy Soucy is a Beacon, NY-based contemporary folk chanteuse who writes evocative songs exploring the kaleidoscope of human experience (dreams, longing, forgiveness and healing) and sings them in a voice that’s been called “powerful,” “comforting,” and “angelic.” In 2016, she was selected for a coveted spot in the Emerging Artist Showcase at Falcon Ridge Folk Festival, and took home first prize in the CT Folk Songwriting Competition. https://www.amysoucymusic.com
California born Glen Roethel is one-of-a-kind artist, gifted vocalist, dazzlingly musical acoustic guitarist. His rich baritone-tenor, effortless fretting, and vibrant personality light up stages solo and in ensemble with vocal marvels such as Sloan Wainwright and Gathering Time (formerly). An award-winning songwriter, Glen has electrified juried showcases for Folk Alliance, S.M.A.F., Falcon Ridge Folk, Cape May Singer Songwriter with songs that are memoirs, anecdotes, tender love songs, and anthemic calls for unity and empowerment. http://www.glenroethel.com
Brooklyn-based singer/songwriter Lara Ewen tells stories, most of which are true. The semi-autobiographical nature of her work blends both the real and the imagined, and the musical landscape she navigates dips into country, Americana, and singer/songwriter influences, drawing comparisons to musicians who sometimes get summarily lumped into the folk category, such as Patty Griffin, Lucinda Williams, John Prine, and Jonatha Brooke. Her third and most recent album is titled The Wishing Stone Songs, and all her albums are available physically and digitally through Bandcamp and CD Baby, and digitally through iTunes, Spotify, and most online outlets. Visit her online at www.unstrungmusic.com for shows, social links, and more.
Fred Arcoleo’s “Rally Folk Music” aims to challenge, inspire, and incite engagement with the struggles of our time, to open our hearts and minds—through music—to our common interests in a sustainable world, and to our exquisite potential for growth and change, both in ourselves, and in our society. In the words of the elders of the Hopi people: “We are the ones we’ve been waiting for.” A 2012 Connecticut Folk Festival Song Competition winner, he lives and works in New York City, where he is a high school English teacher at George Washington High School Campus in Washington Heights. His first award-winning CD is entitled “SEEDS.” He is currently working on his next album."Don McLean meets Phil Ochs." - Pat Lamanna, People's Music Network http://reverbnation.com/fredarcoleo
Us! is what happens when three “seeker” singer songwriters join their eclectic talents and musical influences to create a sound that is infectiously harmonic, delicately robust, and full of unexpected twists and turns.
New York based Judy Kass, quickly draws in her audience with soulful vocals, no-nonsense lyrical storytelling and genre-bending exploration of guitar and piano. Her award winning original music blends generous amounts of folk, jazz and blues with songs that cover the full gamut of mood and experience. Judy’s 2014 debut album, Better Things and her recent release, Beyond the Ash and Steel (2016) both received notable airplay, topping Folk and Roots radio charts for months after their release and appearing on the Folk DJ List of Top Albums. https://www.judykass.com
Amy Soucy is a Beacon, NY-based contemporary folk chanteuse who writes evocative songs exploring the kaleidoscope of human experience (dreams, longing, forgiveness and healing) and sings them in a voice that’s been called “powerful,” “comforting,” and “angelic.” In 2016, she was selected for a coveted spot in the Emerging Artist Showcase at Falcon Ridge Folk Festival, and took home first prize in the CT Folk Songwriting Competition. https://www.amysoucymusic.com
California born Glen Roethel is one-of-a-kind artist, gifted vocalist, dazzlingly musical acoustic guitarist. His rich baritone-tenor, effortless fretting, and vibrant personality light up stages solo and in ensemble with vocal marvels such as Sloan Wainwright and Gathering Time (formerly). An award-winning songwriter, Glen has electrified juried showcases for Folk Alliance, S.M.A.F., Falcon Ridge Folk, Cape May Singer Songwriter with songs that are memoirs, anecdotes, tender love songs, and anthemic calls for unity and empowerment. http://www.glenroethel.com
Brooklyn-based singer/songwriter Lara Ewen tells stories, most of which are true. The semi-autobiographical nature of her work blends both the real and the imagined, and the musical landscape she navigates dips into country, Americana, and singer/songwriter influences, drawing comparisons to musicians who sometimes get summarily lumped into the folk category, such as Patty Griffin, Lucinda Williams, John Prine, and Jonatha Brooke. Her third and most recent album is titled The Wishing Stone Songs, and all her albums are available physically and digitally through Bandcamp and CD Baby, and digitally through iTunes, Spotify, and most online outlets. Visit her online at www.unstrungmusic.com for shows, social links, and more.
Fred Arcoleo’s “Rally Folk Music” aims to challenge, inspire, and incite engagement with the struggles of our time, to open our hearts and minds—through music—to our common interests in a sustainable world, and to our exquisite potential for growth and change, both in ourselves, and in our society. In the words of the elders of the Hopi people: “We are the ones we’ve been waiting for.” A 2012 Connecticut Folk Festival Song Competition winner, he lives and works in New York City, where he is a high school English teacher at George Washington High School Campus in Washington Heights. His first award-winning CD is entitled “SEEDS.” He is currently working on his next album."Don McLean meets Phil Ochs." - Pat Lamanna, People's Music Network http://reverbnation.com/fredarcoleo
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Neil Herman hosts -The Round at Bar'Lees -Songwriters Concert Series Bar'Lees
157 Mamaroneck Ave. Mamaroneck, New York USA
Phone: 914-630-7512
Website: https://www.barlees.us
Please come on over and hear some great original songs from these talented folks at this excellent venue!
Neil Herman with Bruce T. Carroll,Madalyn Barbero Jordan, Andrew V. Craig, Eliana May, Dircks and Kemp
Neil Herman with Bruce T. Carroll,Madalyn Barbero Jordan, Andrew V. Craig, Eliana May, Dircks and Kemp
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 PM to 11:00 pm
10 Years Later Tour: Joe Crookston & Anthony da Costa The Tarrytown Music hall
13 Main StreetTarrytown, NY 10591 USA
Phone: 607-280-3198
Price: $65.00
Purchase Tickets: Peter Shafran
Website: https://www.joecrookston.com/
Ten Years Later Falcon Ridge Tour
Joe Crookston & Anthony da Costa
Tarrytown Music Hall
FRIDAY September 21
Tarrytown NY
Venue Address:
13 Main St. Tarrytown NY 10591
Doors: 7:00
Show: 8:00
Dinner, Complimentary Concert Glass, Craft Beer & Concert: $65/person
Come for local dinner & craft beers, original paintings, and a great night out!
For more information about this show please call 203-249-2976 or Email: peter@riverspiritmusic.com
http://www.riverspiritmusic.com/
www.joecrookston.com
http://www.anthonydacosta.com/
In 2008, Joe Crookston and Anthony da Costa were chosen as two of the "Most Wanted to Return" to the Falcon Ridge Folk Festival in Hillsdale N.Y. They toured together for a month all over the northeast, including a performance at The Kennedy Center in Washington DC. Then they went their separate ways and have grown as artists and songwriters for the past decade. Now the two artists are hitting the road together again. Four nights only, Joe & Anthony will share stories, songs and magic. Tribes Hill folks! Come out for this very special night. Friday, September 21st. 7:00 PM. Ten years in the making and never to be repeated. Sit on the stage with Joe & Anthony. Night includes delicious, catered local dinner, locally brewed craft beer, special-edition concert glass, original paintings and visual art, and the concert. After dinner and beer, sit back and gorgeous orchestral folk, harmonies, stories, and songs. VERY LIMITED SEATING. This show will sell out. Get your seats early so you can be part of the occasion. You know how good this will be!
Joe Crookston & Anthony da Costa
Tarrytown Music Hall
FRIDAY September 21
Tarrytown NY
Venue Address:
13 Main St. Tarrytown NY 10591
Doors: 7:00
Show: 8:00
Dinner, Complimentary Concert Glass, Craft Beer & Concert: $65/person
Come for local dinner & craft beers, original paintings, and a great night out!
For more information about this show please call 203-249-2976 or Email: peter@riverspiritmusic.com
http://www.riverspiritmusic.com/
www.joecrookston.com
http://www.anthonydacosta.com/
In 2008, Joe Crookston and Anthony da Costa were chosen as two of the "Most Wanted to Return" to the Falcon Ridge Folk Festival in Hillsdale N.Y. They toured together for a month all over the northeast, including a performance at The Kennedy Center in Washington DC. Then they went their separate ways and have grown as artists and songwriters for the past decade. Now the two artists are hitting the road together again. Four nights only, Joe & Anthony will share stories, songs and magic. Tribes Hill folks! Come out for this very special night. Friday, September 21st. 7:00 PM. Ten years in the making and never to be repeated. Sit on the stage with Joe & Anthony. Night includes delicious, catered local dinner, locally brewed craft beer, special-edition concert glass, original paintings and visual art, and the concert. After dinner and beer, sit back and gorgeous orchestral folk, harmonies, stories, and songs. VERY LIMITED SEATING. This show will sell out. Get your seats early so you can be part of the occasion. You know how good this will be!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3pm to 5:30pm
Guitar Workshop with Scott Ainslie Groovin' in New Fairfield
33 Route 37New Fairfield, CT 06812 USA
Phone: 203-312-5665
Price: $35.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.groovininnewfairfield.com
I’ll be doing a guitar workshop on acoustic blues (including slide guitar technique on request). The content is always tailored to serve the players who come. Guitars in hand, a sound recording device, and a slide that fits snugly on your little finger will all be useful. We’ll look at core technique for Robert Johnson, Mississippi John Hurt, Rev. Gary Davis, Blind Blake, and others as well as the slide basics.
Pre-registration is suggested, but don’t let that stop you. Pay at the door. Feel free to contact me in advance about what you’d like to focus on. Everyone well go away with something new to work on, guaranteed.
Advance registration for the workshop is by email: staceyc6362@gmail.com.
Pre-registration is suggested, but don’t let that stop you. Pay at the door. Feel free to contact me in advance about what you’d like to focus on. Everyone well go away with something new to work on, guaranteed.
Advance registration for the workshop is by email: staceyc6362@gmail.com.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Solar-powered Music The Peekskill Farmers Market
Bank StreetPeekskill, NY 10566 United States
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30PM to 10PM
Scott Ainslie with special guest Carolann Sobello Groovin' in New Fairfield Coffeehouse
New Farirfield Senior Center, 33 Route 37New Fairfield, CT 06812 USA
Phone: 203-312-5665
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.groovininnewfairfield.com
Groovin’in New Fairfield is thrilled to welcome back SCOTT AINSLIE with special guest CAROLANN SOLEBELLO on Saturday, September 22, 2018 at 7:30pm, at the New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Route 37, New Fairfield, CT. Tickets are $10 and doors open at 6:45 pm.
Advance Tickets can be purchased at the NF Sr. Center (203-312-5665) or by mail. Payments made by mail should be payable to Groovin in New Fairfield, and sent to GINF c/o New Fairfield Sr. Center 33 Rt.37 New Fairfield, CT 06812 Please allow sufficient time when mailing. All Sales Are Final.
For additional information contact us at: grcoffeehouse@gmail.com
Enjoy a moderately priced dinner catered by Bruno’s Restaurant before the show. Choices include: Eggplant Rollatini, Chicken Francese, Pizza, Coffee, Tea, Hot Mulled Cider, Water, and Homemade Desserts
For more information about the artists, please visit .www.cattaillmusic.com and www.carolannsolebello.com
About Groovin’ in New Fairfield: Groovin’ in New Fairfield seeks to develop and promote ongoing, regularly scheduled live music programs in New Fairfield and surrounding areas. It is a non-profit organization supported by sponsors, local businesses, grants from charitable organizations and patron donations and is staffed by volunteers. It operates under the New Fairfield Parks and Recreation Commission. www.groovininnewfairfield.com
Advance Tickets can be purchased at the NF Sr. Center (203-312-5665) or by mail. Payments made by mail should be payable to Groovin in New Fairfield, and sent to GINF c/o New Fairfield Sr. Center 33 Rt.37 New Fairfield, CT 06812 Please allow sufficient time when mailing. All Sales Are Final.
For additional information contact us at: grcoffeehouse@gmail.com
Enjoy a moderately priced dinner catered by Bruno’s Restaurant before the show. Choices include: Eggplant Rollatini, Chicken Francese, Pizza, Coffee, Tea, Hot Mulled Cider, Water, and Homemade Desserts
For more information about the artists, please visit .www.cattaillmusic.com and www.carolannsolebello.com
About Groovin’ in New Fairfield: Groovin’ in New Fairfield seeks to develop and promote ongoing, regularly scheduled live music programs in New Fairfield and surrounding areas. It is a non-profit organization supported by sponsors, local businesses, grants from charitable organizations and patron donations and is staffed by volunteers. It operates under the New Fairfield Parks and Recreation Commission. www.groovininnewfairfield.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM
Vance Gilbert in Concert with Tom From Nyack as Special Guest Borderline Folk Music Club at the Nanuet Library
149 Church StNanuet, NY
Price: $25.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.borderlinefolkmusicclub.org/
Tom From Nyack will open for the amazing Vance Gilbert at the first concert of the Borderline Folk Music Club 2018-2019 season on Sunday, September 23 at the Nanuet Library. Vance is an extraordinary performer, musician and storyteller. If you have seen him, you know this. If you haven't, you need to. General Admission is $25 and $20 for Borderline members. Discounted tickets are available with advance purchase on the Borderline website.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Solar-powered Music Central Valley Farmers Market
30 Valley AvenueCentral Valley, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm to 9:30pm
The Levins- 2nd Annual Rally for LOVE! The Nyack Center
58 Depew @BroadwayNyack, NY USA
Phone: 510-390-4903
Website: https://thelevinsmusic.com/
Join us The Levins for the 2nd Annual Rally for LOVE!
Come together, sing and connect with community
WHY: Visibility, awareness and connection are important now more than ever.
WHAT: A fun uplifting, non-dogmatic, community bridge-building evening of music by The Levins and friends.
WHERE: Nyack Center, Nyack, NY
WHEN: Saturday night, September 29th, 2019
FB EVENT: Rally for Love: https://www.facebook.com/events/1901342996610413/
Come together, sing and connect with community
WHY: Visibility, awareness and connection are important now more than ever.
WHAT: A fun uplifting, non-dogmatic, community bridge-building evening of music by The Levins and friends.
WHERE: Nyack Center, Nyack, NY
WHEN: Saturday night, September 29th, 2019
FB EVENT: Rally for Love: https://www.facebook.com/events/1901342996610413/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:30 PM
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering
Hosted by George Gierer
402 Route 22
North Salem, NY
(646) 210-8119
We hold monthly gatherings that include a song circle on the first Monday of every month. Sometimes we change the date to accommodate holidays; the specifics are posted on our calendar. They begin at 6:30 with dinner prep and music. We have our traditional pasta and salad dinner with potluck additions at 7 pm. After dinner music continues until about 10:30 with our collaborative song circle that includes music makers and music lovers from the Tribes Hill community and newly invited guests. We respectfully fit into the space offered us with about 20 - 25 people and plenty of acoustic music and song to share. We even help cleanup!
Want to host a gathering?
email Steve Scholle at srslle@gmail.com or phone him at (914) 330-2905
402 Route 22
North Salem, NY
(646) 210-8119
We hold monthly gatherings that include a song circle on the first Monday of every month. Sometimes we change the date to accommodate holidays; the specifics are posted on our calendar. They begin at 6:30 with dinner prep and music. We have our traditional pasta and salad dinner with potluck additions at 7 pm. After dinner music continues until about 10:30 with our collaborative song circle that includes music makers and music lovers from the Tribes Hill community and newly invited guests. We respectfully fit into the space offered us with about 20 - 25 people and plenty of acoustic music and song to share. We even help cleanup!
Want to host a gathering?
email Steve Scholle at srslle@gmail.com or phone him at (914) 330-2905
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Monthly Residency Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://www.fredgillenjr.com
New time, 7:30!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30PM to 9PM
SUNDAY SALON featuring Peter Calo “Main Street Dining Room” at The Towne Crier
379 Main Street Beacon, NY 12508
Phone: (845) 1300
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
I'm back at the Main St Cafe on the Salon Stage doing an hour and a half of Calo songs mixed in with some favorites by others. It's a relaxing music room. Monday is a holiday so I hope you can plan to come down. It's FREE. No Cover. great food and drink.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 p.m. to 10:00 pm
Songs To Inspire Hope and Change Featuring Hudson Valley Sally and Fred Gillen Jr Croton Free Library
171 Cleveland DriveCroton-on-Hudson NY, NY 10520 United States
Website: https://www.crotonfreelibrary.org
Songs to Inspire Hope and Change with Fred Gillen, Jr. and Hudson Valley Sally
Long time activist-folk musicians – Fred Gillen, Jr. and Hudson Valley Sally (Terry Colliton, John Fisher, Laurie Siegel, David Tarlo) – join together for an evening that will have you singing familiar tunes and learning new ones. New York Foundation for the Arts grant recipient, Fred Gillen, Jr. has released nine full-length albums, to critical acclaim. Hudson Valley Sally was selected for the Folk DJ Showcase at the Northeast Regional Folk Alliance conference, November 2015. Their sponsor, Sonny Ochs, writes “Hudson Valley Sally is a delightful group of activist musicians who will have you smiling and clapping. Most of all, they’ll have you thinking about the content of their songs. They have something relevant to say!”
Long time activist-folk musicians – Fred Gillen, Jr. and Hudson Valley Sally (Terry Colliton, John Fisher, Laurie Siegel, David Tarlo) – join together for an evening that will have you singing familiar tunes and learning new ones. New York Foundation for the Arts grant recipient, Fred Gillen, Jr. has released nine full-length albums, to critical acclaim. Hudson Valley Sally was selected for the Folk DJ Showcase at the Northeast Regional Folk Alliance conference, November 2015. Their sponsor, Sonny Ochs, writes “Hudson Valley Sally is a delightful group of activist musicians who will have you smiling and clapping. Most of all, they’ll have you thinking about the content of their songs. They have something relevant to say!”
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11:30 am to 1:30 p.m.
The Greenheart Solar-Powered Tarrytown Sleepy Hollow Farmers Market (TASH)
Patriots ParkTarrytown, NY
Website: https://tashfarmersmarket.org
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10:00 am to 12:00 pm
Susan Kane at the Pleasantville Farmers Market Pleasantville Farmers Market
Memorial Plaza off Manville RoadPleasantville, NY 10570
Website: https://www.communitymarkets.biz
Back at the fantastic Pleasantville Farmers Market.
Playing for two hours, 10 to 12.
Playing for two hours, 10 to 12.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Show Six Degrees of Separation Brewery
35 Main StreetOssining, NY
Phone: (914) 432-5969
Website: https://www.6degreesbp.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:00 PM
Judy Kass and Glen Roethel Bronxville Women's Club
135 Midland AvenueBronxville, NY 10708
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 11pm
Larry Kolker Trio @ the Green Growler The Green Growler
4 Croton Point AvenueCroton-on-Hudson, NY
Website: https://www.thegreengrowler.com
Larry Kolker Trio with Sticks Levine on drums and Danny Elias on clarinet. Right at the edge of the Croton Harmon train station. This show is always a good time with great craft beer and fun friendly vibe.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM
Tribes Hill Presents Kindred Folk - ONLY A FEW SEATS LEFT - RESERVE YOURS NOW Hammond House, Valhalla, NY
111 Grasslands RdValhalla, NY
Tribes Hill Presents Kindred Folk at Hammond House, 111 Grasslands Road, Valhalla NY
Celebrate Autumn with Tribes Hill!
Tribes Hill Presents Kindred Folk, bringing you the best in singer songwriter talent. Proud to be partially supported by an ArtsWestchester ArtsAlive grant. $10 Suggested Donation at the door. Doors 4:00PM, music starts at 4:30. www.tribeshill.com
At Hammond House for this show only, next month our series will be moving to The BeanRunner Café in Peekskill. One of the earliest surviving colonial farmhouses in Westchester County, Hammond House was built in 1719 by Capt. William Hammond, a Philipse Manor tenant. Col. James Hammond, a younger son of William, commanded the Westchester Militia during the Revolution. Owned since 1995 by Rick Rock, founder of Tribes Hill, Hammond House has hosted house concerts by such renowned artists as Joe Crookston, Pete Seeger, Jane Siberry and the Slambovians. Because of more limited seating, we are asking folks to RSVP. Please email fmrock@live.com .
We're very excited about this more intimate, unplugged (Yay!) setting. This house concert will feature a potluck, please bring food or drink to share.
This month we are presenting:
Tom Heany is a songwriter and guitarist from the Hudson River Valley in New York. His songs call to mind the traditional music of the United States, the classic songs of the '30s and '40s, and the stories we tell when families get together. His CD Reservoir was released in 2018. It's easy to hear Woody Guthrie, Stan Rogers and Paul Brady in his songs (and a little Chuck Berry, too), and Mississippi John Hurt in his guitar playing. Before turning his hand to songwriting, he spent years studying the songs of Jerome Kern, Rodgers and Hart, George and Ira Gershwin, Irving Berlin, Cole Porter and their contemporaries. He says, “Most of what I know about harmony comes from those great old tunes.” Tom is also the author of First, Learn to Practice and Practicing for Parents.
www.tomheany.com
Singer songwriter and composer Julia Douglass is a classically trained musician who has been a repeat featured performer on NPR's "The Mountain Stage Show." Her four studio albums have earned her the following reviews, "a sterling collection"--Billboard Magazine; "smart songs, excels at character" -- Jim Farber, The NY Daily News; "her songs are odd treasures" --Time Out New York. A native of Minnesota, she currently lives in the New York metro area. Julia will be accompanied by renowned guitarist and songwriter Peter Calo. www.Juliadouglass.com
Robinson Treacher has been featured on Sirius/XM’s "The Loft: Live from The Living Room" series, the WFUV “Sunday Breakfast”, and has shared the stage with such notable artists as Vince Gill, Iris Dement, GE Smith, Joan Osborne, Cheryl Wheeler, Amy Helm and Carrie Rodriguez. He has even been touted by legendary songwriter Don Schlitz ("Forever and Ever Amen", "When You Say Nothing At All", "The Gambler") as being, "...impossible to follow in concert." His passionate approach to music has garnered him some real attention as of late. His latest EP, “BORN” just won the 2018 Independent Music Award for BEST EP (Roots/Americana/Singer Songwriter). He has been nominated for a Nashville Music City Award for his song "This Bar" as well as for an NSAI/CMT country music People's Choice Award and an Independent Music Award nomination for his song "Long Day Good Night". He is a staple on the folk music touring scene, regularly featured at NERFA, the Kerrville Folk Festival, Falcon Ridge Folk Festival (Emerging Artist), Connecticut Folk Festival, New Jersey Folk Fest, Cape May Folk Fest, Key West and Key Largo Folk Fests and has been a two time recipient of the Audience Choice Award at Virginia’s famed Lyrics on the Lake Festival. Robinson has recently been spotlighted by the Rhode Island Songwriter's Association (RISA) along with the Philadelphia Songwriter's Project with award nominations as well and is currently supporting his upcoming release “Born” with shows in NYC, Nashville, and all points in between. www.robinsontreacher.com
Celebrate Autumn with Tribes Hill!
Tribes Hill Presents Kindred Folk, bringing you the best in singer songwriter talent. Proud to be partially supported by an ArtsWestchester ArtsAlive grant. $10 Suggested Donation at the door. Doors 4:00PM, music starts at 4:30. www.tribeshill.com
At Hammond House for this show only, next month our series will be moving to The BeanRunner Café in Peekskill. One of the earliest surviving colonial farmhouses in Westchester County, Hammond House was built in 1719 by Capt. William Hammond, a Philipse Manor tenant. Col. James Hammond, a younger son of William, commanded the Westchester Militia during the Revolution. Owned since 1995 by Rick Rock, founder of Tribes Hill, Hammond House has hosted house concerts by such renowned artists as Joe Crookston, Pete Seeger, Jane Siberry and the Slambovians. Because of more limited seating, we are asking folks to RSVP. Please email fmrock@live.com .
We're very excited about this more intimate, unplugged (Yay!) setting. This house concert will feature a potluck, please bring food or drink to share.
This month we are presenting:
Tom Heany is a songwriter and guitarist from the Hudson River Valley in New York. His songs call to mind the traditional music of the United States, the classic songs of the '30s and '40s, and the stories we tell when families get together. His CD Reservoir was released in 2018. It's easy to hear Woody Guthrie, Stan Rogers and Paul Brady in his songs (and a little Chuck Berry, too), and Mississippi John Hurt in his guitar playing. Before turning his hand to songwriting, he spent years studying the songs of Jerome Kern, Rodgers and Hart, George and Ira Gershwin, Irving Berlin, Cole Porter and their contemporaries. He says, “Most of what I know about harmony comes from those great old tunes.” Tom is also the author of First, Learn to Practice and Practicing for Parents.
www.tomheany.com
Singer songwriter and composer Julia Douglass is a classically trained musician who has been a repeat featured performer on NPR's "The Mountain Stage Show." Her four studio albums have earned her the following reviews, "a sterling collection"--Billboard Magazine; "smart songs, excels at character" -- Jim Farber, The NY Daily News; "her songs are odd treasures" --Time Out New York. A native of Minnesota, she currently lives in the New York metro area. Julia will be accompanied by renowned guitarist and songwriter Peter Calo. www.Juliadouglass.com
Robinson Treacher has been featured on Sirius/XM’s "The Loft: Live from The Living Room" series, the WFUV “Sunday Breakfast”, and has shared the stage with such notable artists as Vince Gill, Iris Dement, GE Smith, Joan Osborne, Cheryl Wheeler, Amy Helm and Carrie Rodriguez. He has even been touted by legendary songwriter Don Schlitz ("Forever and Ever Amen", "When You Say Nothing At All", "The Gambler") as being, "...impossible to follow in concert." His passionate approach to music has garnered him some real attention as of late. His latest EP, “BORN” just won the 2018 Independent Music Award for BEST EP (Roots/Americana/Singer Songwriter). He has been nominated for a Nashville Music City Award for his song "This Bar" as well as for an NSAI/CMT country music People's Choice Award and an Independent Music Award nomination for his song "Long Day Good Night". He is a staple on the folk music touring scene, regularly featured at NERFA, the Kerrville Folk Festival, Falcon Ridge Folk Festival (Emerging Artist), Connecticut Folk Festival, New Jersey Folk Fest, Cape May Folk Fest, Key West and Key Largo Folk Fests and has been a two time recipient of the Audience Choice Award at Virginia’s famed Lyrics on the Lake Festival. Robinson has recently been spotlighted by the Rhode Island Songwriter's Association (RISA) along with the Philadelphia Songwriter's Project with award nominations as well and is currently supporting his upcoming release “Born” with shows in NYC, Nashville, and all points in between. www.robinsontreacher.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:00PM to 7:00PM
River Spirit Music OnStage Concert Series: An Evening with Joe Jencks and Lara Herscovitch Tarrytown Music Hall
13 Main StreetTarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 203-249-2976
Price: $40.00
Purchase Tickets: Tarrytown Music Hall Box Office
Website: https://tickets.tarrytownmusichall.org/eventperformances.asp?evt=2188
A 20-year veteran of the international Folk circuit, Joe Jencks delivers compelling musical narratives filled with heart, soul, groove and grit. Blending vivid songwriting with well-crafted instrumentals, Jencks serves it all up with a lyric baritone voice that has the edgy richness of a good sea-salt caramel. Jencks was co-founder and primary vocal arranger for the harmony trio Brother Sun, and has penned several #1 songs in the Folk genre, including the ever-relevant “Lady of The Harbor.”
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 PM to 9:30 PM
Meghan Cary, Tom Cardullo and Carolann Solebello - Songwriters in the Round The Turning Point Cafe
468 Piermont AvenuePiermont, NY 10968
Price: $15.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Meghan Cary, Tom From Nyack and Carolann Solebello will share the stage at the venerable Turning Point Cafe on Wednesday, October 24 at 7:30 for an evening of their original songs.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9 p.m. to 12:00 am
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Acuostic Eleven Eleven Grille
1111 Main StreetFishkill, NY
Website: https://www.eleven11grille.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 PM
THE GRAND SLAMBOVIAN HALLOWEEN BALL Irvington Town Hall Theater
85 Main StreetIrvington, NY
Phone: 914 591 6602
Price: $27.00
Purchase Tickets: Buy Tickets Here
Website: https://www.irvingtontheater.com
The Slambovian Circus of Dreams 20th Anniversary Halloween Event
Presented by Common Ground Concerts
Irvington Town Hall Theater
85 Main Street
Irvington, NY 10533
(914) 591-6602
Called everything from ‘hillbilly-Pink Floyd’ to ‘surreal Americana’, the Hudson Valley's own Slambovian Circus of Dreams is bringing its legendary annual Halloween musical costume ball to Irvington! Formed in Sleepy Hollow, NY about 2 decades ago, The Slambovian Circus of Dreams “is a riveting, mesmerizing, crazy, amazing machine of music.” (Chronogram Magazine). And this year’s Grand Slambovian Halloween Ball theme is “Legends of Sleepy Hollow”, so break out your finest Headless Horsemen, Rip van Winkles or other ‘skeletons in the style closet’ in honor of Washington Irving (or any of your other favorite literary icons, real or imagined).
With a rootsy psychedelica that MAVERICK MAGAZINE calls “mightily impressive and hugely original rock from the cool end of Americana,” The Slambovian Circus of Dreams' melodic avant-folk conjures with an exotic instrumental arsenal and palette of styles ranging from dusty Americana ballads to huge Pink Floydesque cinematic anthems. The Slambovians have pioneered the alt-folk circuit, staying on the fringes of the music industry. Fans fueled their career from the ground up to an international status. Having headlined major music festivals and venues across the US, Canada, and UK, this band has a devoted cult following."
All Patrons: $27.00
Presented by Common Ground Concerts
Irvington Town Hall Theater
85 Main Street
Irvington, NY 10533
(914) 591-6602
Called everything from ‘hillbilly-Pink Floyd’ to ‘surreal Americana’, the Hudson Valley's own Slambovian Circus of Dreams is bringing its legendary annual Halloween musical costume ball to Irvington! Formed in Sleepy Hollow, NY about 2 decades ago, The Slambovian Circus of Dreams “is a riveting, mesmerizing, crazy, amazing machine of music.” (Chronogram Magazine). And this year’s Grand Slambovian Halloween Ball theme is “Legends of Sleepy Hollow”, so break out your finest Headless Horsemen, Rip van Winkles or other ‘skeletons in the style closet’ in honor of Washington Irving (or any of your other favorite literary icons, real or imagined).
With a rootsy psychedelica that MAVERICK MAGAZINE calls “mightily impressive and hugely original rock from the cool end of Americana,” The Slambovian Circus of Dreams' melodic avant-folk conjures with an exotic instrumental arsenal and palette of styles ranging from dusty Americana ballads to huge Pink Floydesque cinematic anthems. The Slambovians have pioneered the alt-folk circuit, staying on the fringes of the music industry. Fans fueled their career from the ground up to an international status. Having headlined major music festivals and venues across the US, Canada, and UK, this band has a devoted cult following."
All Patrons: $27.00
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1:30 PM to 3:30 PM
Halloween Spooktacular with The Levins & Scott Wolfson and Other Heroes Nanuet Public Library, 149 Church St., Nanuet, NY.
Nanuet Library, 149 Church StNanuet, NY
Phone: 914-523-0656
Price: $25.00
Purchase Tickets: Borderline Folk Music Club
Website: https://www.borderlinefolkmusicclub.org
Halloween Spooktacular Bash at The Borderline Folk Music Club!
Indie powerhouse Scott Wolfson and Other Heroes & The Levins duo will bring their infectious music and sense of fun to the Borderline Folk Music Club for some Pre-Halloween musical mischief and spine-tingling collaboration in this co-bill concert!
Scott Wolfson and Other Heroes have been lighting up stages with their high-energy brand of multifaceted Americana music since 2011. Seamlessly welding folk, blues, country, Broadway, and rock n’roll into a smart, rootsy, compelling sound, Scott and the band join it with a razor-sharp wit to seek out the humanity in moments of love, rage, and despair.
Through six years and two albums (2014’s Life on Fire and 2016’s Welcoming the Flood), they have earned rave reviews, airplay, and fans on festival stages and in listening rooms throughout the Northeast. They are 2016 Nerfa Formal Showcase artists and have appeared as Falcon Ridge Folk Festival’s “Most Wanted”artists.
With their infectious love of music, lyrical imagery, and Scott’s unconquerable voice soaring above the rich counterpoint laid down by Kirk, Matt, Mike, Chris, and Skyler, Scott Wolfson and Other Heroes set toes tapping and imaginations humming everywhere they go.
www.scottwolfson.com
“This band doesn’t hesitate to ignite like a match on their fiery second collection, Welcoming The Flood. Listen to these dudes…these people are magicians…wizards…”
- John Apice, No Depression -
The Levins offer uplifting folk-pop that is warm and inviting without skating over the complexities of life. Guitar and piano, along with tightly blended unison vocals, reflect the couple’s own compatible musical and personal relationship which began with meeting at an open mike in Berkeley, CA. They are 2016 Nerfa Formal Showcase artists, 2014 Falcon Ridge Emerging Artists, CT Folk Festival Songwriter winners, and South Florida Folk Festival Songwriter Finalists. Their My Friend Hafiz CD, was selected by WFUV’s John Platt, as a top 10 CD of 2013. Their latest release, TRUST, debuted in the Top 10 on Folk radio and top 20 Roots Chart. Their music continues to connect on a universal level with a lighthearted depth and a celebration of our common humanity. They are currently recording new songs for a forthcoming 2018 release.
www.thelevinsmusic.com
"The Levins speak to our better selves with their crystalline harmonies and uplifting lyrics.”
-John Platt, WFUV -
Tickets: $25 admission at the door,$20 members. $3 discount advance online.
www.borderlinefolkmusicclub.org
More information: Greta at Intrend@yahoo.com
Doors at 1 PM. Parking, refreshments available.
Costumes optional!
Indie powerhouse Scott Wolfson and Other Heroes & The Levins duo will bring their infectious music and sense of fun to the Borderline Folk Music Club for some Pre-Halloween musical mischief and spine-tingling collaboration in this co-bill concert!
Scott Wolfson and Other Heroes have been lighting up stages with their high-energy brand of multifaceted Americana music since 2011. Seamlessly welding folk, blues, country, Broadway, and rock n’roll into a smart, rootsy, compelling sound, Scott and the band join it with a razor-sharp wit to seek out the humanity in moments of love, rage, and despair.
Through six years and two albums (2014’s Life on Fire and 2016’s Welcoming the Flood), they have earned rave reviews, airplay, and fans on festival stages and in listening rooms throughout the Northeast. They are 2016 Nerfa Formal Showcase artists and have appeared as Falcon Ridge Folk Festival’s “Most Wanted”artists.
With their infectious love of music, lyrical imagery, and Scott’s unconquerable voice soaring above the rich counterpoint laid down by Kirk, Matt, Mike, Chris, and Skyler, Scott Wolfson and Other Heroes set toes tapping and imaginations humming everywhere they go.
www.scottwolfson.com
“This band doesn’t hesitate to ignite like a match on their fiery second collection, Welcoming The Flood. Listen to these dudes…these people are magicians…wizards…”
- John Apice, No Depression -
The Levins offer uplifting folk-pop that is warm and inviting without skating over the complexities of life. Guitar and piano, along with tightly blended unison vocals, reflect the couple’s own compatible musical and personal relationship which began with meeting at an open mike in Berkeley, CA. They are 2016 Nerfa Formal Showcase artists, 2014 Falcon Ridge Emerging Artists, CT Folk Festival Songwriter winners, and South Florida Folk Festival Songwriter Finalists. Their My Friend Hafiz CD, was selected by WFUV’s John Platt, as a top 10 CD of 2013. Their latest release, TRUST, debuted in the Top 10 on Folk radio and top 20 Roots Chart. Their music continues to connect on a universal level with a lighthearted depth and a celebration of our common humanity. They are currently recording new songs for a forthcoming 2018 release.
www.thelevinsmusic.com
"The Levins speak to our better selves with their crystalline harmonies and uplifting lyrics.”
-John Platt, WFUV -
Tickets: $25 admission at the door,$20 members. $3 discount advance online.
www.borderlinefolkmusicclub.org
More information: Greta at Intrend@yahoo.com
Doors at 1 PM. Parking, refreshments available.
Costumes optional!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.
The Greenheart Concert and Presentation Fundraiser 925 South Street
925 South Street (former home of EMBARK)Peekskill
Website: https://www.thegreenheart.solutions
Come experience the Greenheart's work in Nepal through visual art, music, and spoken presentation, eat some Nepali food, and help the Greenheart fund its continuing work. The group have been cultural ambassadors from the USA to Nepal, and now they'd like to be cultural ambassadors from Nepal to the USA! Prayer flags, ropes of plastic trash collected on the streets of Kathmandu, Jim Metzger's photos of the trips, Peg Taylor's paintings of monks and temples... Our friend Mary Stark made this event happen! Thanks also to Scarlet Antonia for making her space available! Free event- please contribute or buy something if you are able, but we want you more than your money!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:00PM to 7:30PM
Bettman & Halpin River Spirit Music House Concert Series
47 Jefferson AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 United States
Phone: 347-MUSIC-76
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: River Spirit Music
Website: https://www.riverspiritmusic.com
BETTMAN AND HALPIN
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2018
HOUSE CONCERT: SUGGESTED DONATION $20
DOORS/POTLUCK DINNER: 4:00 PM
MUSIC: 5:00 PM
Bettman & Halpin play original Folk/Americana. Their concerts combine high-energy upbeat bluegrass/roots inspired compositions, beautiful ballads with soaring vocals and heartfelt lyrics, and groovy feel-good songs that audiences will be singing in their heads for weeks thereafter. Interspersed between these songs and instrumentals, they tell stories. They have become as known for their storytelling and playful banter as well as for their hooky whole-hearted songwriting and instrumental wizardry.
Bettman & Halpin have a well-earned reputation for hypnotizing performances filled with irresistible lyrics, transcendent harmonies, and roof-raising instrumentals. They have twice been a featured act at the Walnut Valley Festival in Winfield, KS along with musical heroes Byron Berline, Michael Martin Murphy with Pat Flynn, and Tommy Emmanuel. They can also be found performing at various arts centers throughout the US and abroad. Their music creates a fully acoustic, delightfully eclectic sound far greater than the sum of its parts: taking the listener from up-tempo down-home fiddlin' to soulful sorrowful ballads, and to super hooky folk/pop with catchy melodies and lyrics that will stick with you long after the concert is over. Touring together since 2008, Bettman & Halpin have been recognized in various Regional and National competitions, including:
-Country Jukebox
"Just as (Emmylou) Harris made her mark, Bettman is surely going to make hers..."
-Today's Country
"Bettman jams it up like few others as she leads an ensemble with great imagination."
-Maverick Magazine, UK
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2018
HOUSE CONCERT: SUGGESTED DONATION $20
DOORS/POTLUCK DINNER: 4:00 PM
MUSIC: 5:00 PM
Bettman & Halpin play original Folk/Americana. Their concerts combine high-energy upbeat bluegrass/roots inspired compositions, beautiful ballads with soaring vocals and heartfelt lyrics, and groovy feel-good songs that audiences will be singing in their heads for weeks thereafter. Interspersed between these songs and instrumentals, they tell stories. They have become as known for their storytelling and playful banter as well as for their hooky whole-hearted songwriting and instrumental wizardry.
Bettman & Halpin have a well-earned reputation for hypnotizing performances filled with irresistible lyrics, transcendent harmonies, and roof-raising instrumentals. They have twice been a featured act at the Walnut Valley Festival in Winfield, KS along with musical heroes Byron Berline, Michael Martin Murphy with Pat Flynn, and Tommy Emmanuel. They can also be found performing at various arts centers throughout the US and abroad. Their music creates a fully acoustic, delightfully eclectic sound far greater than the sum of its parts: taking the listener from up-tempo down-home fiddlin' to soulful sorrowful ballads, and to super hooky folk/pop with catchy melodies and lyrics that will stick with you long after the concert is over. Touring together since 2008, Bettman & Halpin have been recognized in various Regional and National competitions, including:
- Grand Prize Winners in the So Cal Live Acoustic Music Competition
- Winners in Southern California’s Topanga Banjo / Fiddle Contest
- Most Wanted Artists at Falcon Ridge Folk Festival
- Music Connection’s Top 25 New Music Critiques
- Their 5 CDs have received national and international radio play along with critical acclaim, reaching the top 10 and top 5 on the National Folk DJ chart and number 1 on The Roots Music Report.
-Country Jukebox
"Just as (Emmylou) Harris made her mark, Bettman is surely going to make hers..."
-Today's Country
"Bettman jams it up like few others as she leads an ensemble with great imagination."
-Maverick Magazine, UK
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1:30pm to 3:30pm
The Levins and Scott Wolfson & Other Heroes! Borderline Folk Music at Nanuet Public Library
Nanuet Public Library, 149 Church Street, Nanuet, NY
Website: https://borderlinefolkmusicclub.org/events/
This Sunday!
The Levins and Scott Wolfson & Other Heroes!
http://www.borderlinefolkmusicclub.org
The Borderline Folk Music Club is hosting a very special show -- our third annual Halloween celebration with Scott Wolfson & Other Heroes!
We will all be busting out our favorites seasonal tunes, some new ones and we will even be playing on some of each other's songs! It's going to be a great time - Singing, dancing..and probably even candy. Lots of treats!
Get your tickets now! Save $2 off the admission price when you reserve online. (Borderline members get an additional $5 off!)
Oct 28th / 1:30pm / 149 Church Street, Nanuet, NY
Buy Tickets here: https://www.paypal.com/webapps/shoppingcart?flowlogging_id=4ae07a05cdfcd&mfid=1540478334406_4ae07a05cdfcd#/checkout/openButton
The Levins and Scott Wolfson & Other Heroes!
http://www.borderlinefolkmusicclub.org
The Borderline Folk Music Club is hosting a very special show -- our third annual Halloween celebration with Scott Wolfson & Other Heroes!
We will all be busting out our favorites seasonal tunes, some new ones and we will even be playing on some of each other's songs! It's going to be a great time - Singing, dancing..and probably even candy. Lots of treats!
Get your tickets now! Save $2 off the admission price when you reserve online. (Borderline members get an additional $5 off!)
Oct 28th / 1:30pm / 149 Church Street, Nanuet, NY
Buy Tickets here: https://www.paypal.com/webapps/shoppingcart?flowlogging_id=4ae07a05cdfcd&mfid=1540478334406_4ae07a05cdfcd#/checkout/openButton
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm
Murphy's Big Idea & Nikki and the Human Element Otto's Shrunken Head
538 East 14th Street (between A & B)New York, NY
Murphy's Big Idea is singer-songwriter Larry Kolker and classical refugee vocalist Sara Murphy. (Check out our FB page for more info.) This is our first show! We will be opening for Nikki and the Human Element, an awesome indie rock and soul band. Otto's Shrunken head is the coolest dive tikki bar in the City; very laid back atmosphere, no cover.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30PM to 9:30PM
River Spirit Music and Live@theUpstream presents: Tilly Foster Live@theUpstream
8 Main StreetHastings On Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: 203-249-2976
Price: $15.00
Website: https://www.riverspiritmusic.com
SUGGESTED DONATION $15 - PAY AT THE DOOR
DOORS: 7:00 PM
MUSIC: 7:30 PM
8 MAIN STREET, HASTINGS-ON-HUDSON, NY 10706
Tilly Foster was formed in Fall 2017 by Mike Colucci and Bryan Lynch, previous member of the band Buckeye Rooster. Tilly Foster presents a modern twist on the bluegrass/Americana music world, with original compositions that meld an eclectic array of styles. The band members, inspired by a modern fusion ranging from hard rock, jazz, blues as well as traditional Bluegrass and American Folk music, have been attracting lots of notice while keeping their bluegrass sound.
The band was formed by past Buckeye Rooster members Bryan Lynch (banjo), and Mike Colucci (mandolin), longtime friend Tim Fogerty (guitar), Cole McCormack(bass), and finally, Vicky Rose (fiddle). Tilly Foster shows are non-stop fun, full of high-energy and excitement. They are guaranteed to have the crowd singing, foot stomping and dancing through the end of the ï¬nal set. Like all great bands with presence, the crowd will likely refuse to leave before Tilly Foster's ï¬nal song is complete!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 to 10:00 am
Marc Black's History of the 1950's and 60's through Popular Song Schoolhouse Theater
3 Owen RdNorth Salem, NY
Phone: 914 277 8477
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.schoolhousetheater.org
A New York Blues Hall of Fame inductee, I will be your guide as we re-experience our history with wonderful songs as diverse as Itsy Bitsy Teeny Weeny Yellow Polka -Dot Bikini and Blowin’ in the Wind; as well as tunes by artists ranging from Dean Martin to George Harrison. In addition to the music and discussion, this popular program features a slide show that’s sure to slide you right back in time. I will also perform my own group’s top forty hit from 1967 when we toured with the Doors, Neil Diamond, The Dave Clark Five and Van Morrison.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:30 PM
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering Peter Shafran's House
47 Jefferson AveHastings-on-Hudson, New York 10706
Website: https://www.riverspiritmusic.com/
Hosted by Peter Shafran & Paula Panzer
River Spirit Music
47 Jefferson Avenue
Hastings-on-Hudson
New York 10706
(347) MUSIC-76
Bring a dish, bring a song, bring your own unique self. We start at 6:30 and go til...
We hold monthly gatherings that include a song circle on the first Monday of every month. Sometimes we change the date to accommodate holidays; the specifics are posted on our calendar. They begin at 6:30 with dinner prep and music. We have our traditional pasta and salad dinner with potluck additions at 7 pm. After dinner music continues until about 10:30 with our collaborative song circle that includes music makers and music lovers from the Tribes Hill community and newly invited guests. We respectfully fit into the space offered us with about 20 - 25 people and plenty of acoustic music and song to share. We even help cleanup!
Want to host a gathering?
email Steve Scholle at srslle@gmail.com or phone him at (914) 330-2905
River Spirit Music
47 Jefferson Avenue
Hastings-on-Hudson
New York 10706
(347) MUSIC-76
Bring a dish, bring a song, bring your own unique self. We start at 6:30 and go til...
We hold monthly gatherings that include a song circle on the first Monday of every month. Sometimes we change the date to accommodate holidays; the specifics are posted on our calendar. They begin at 6:30 with dinner prep and music. We have our traditional pasta and salad dinner with potluck additions at 7 pm. After dinner music continues until about 10:30 with our collaborative song circle that includes music makers and music lovers from the Tribes Hill community and newly invited guests. We respectfully fit into the space offered us with about 20 - 25 people and plenty of acoustic music and song to share. We even help cleanup!
Want to host a gathering?
email Steve Scholle at srslle@gmail.com or phone him at (914) 330-2905
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm to 10pm
David Jacobs-Strain with special guest Caroline Cotter Groovin' in New Fairfield Coffeehouse
33 Route 37New Fairfield, CT 06812
Phone: 203-312-5665
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: grcoffeehouse@gmail.com
Website: https://www.groovininnewfairfield.com
Groovin’ in New Fairfield is thrilled to welcome back DAVID JACOBS-STRAIN with special guest CAROLINE COTTER on Saturday, November 10, 2018 at 7:30pm, at the New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Route 37, New Fairfield, CT. Tickets are $10 and doors open at 6:45 pm.
Advance Tickets can be purchased at the NF Sr. Center (203-312-5665) or by mail. Payments made by mail should be payable to Groovin’ in New Fairfield, and sent to GINF c/o New Fairfield Sr. Center 33 Rt.37 New Fairfield, CT 06812 Please allow sufficient time when mailing. All Sales Are Final.
For additional information contact us at: grcoffeehouse@gmail.com
Enjoy a moderately priced dinner catered by Bruno’s Restaurant before the show. Choices include: Eggplant Rollatini, Chicken Francese, Pizza, Coffee, Tea, Hot Mulled Cider, Water, and Homemade Desserts
DAVID JACOBS-STRAIN is a fierce slide guitar player, and a song poet from Oregon. He’s known for both his virtuosity and spirit of emotional abandon; his live show moves from humorous, subversive blues, to delicate balladry, and then swings back to swampy rock and roll. It’s a range that ties Jacobs-Strain to his own generation and to guitar-slinger troubadours like Robert Johnson and Jackson Browne. http://www.davidjacobs-strain.com
CAROLINE COTTER Caroline Cotter grew up in Providence, Rhode Island, and attended college in Maine before setting off on what has become a global quest for adventure and education set to music and she’s not slowing down anytime soon. Since her 2015 release, Cotter has played over 600 shows in 43 states and 12 countries. In 2018 she will continue to tour throughout the United States and Europe in support of the release of “Home on the River” http://www.carolinecotter.com
About Groovin’ in New Fairfield: Groovin’ in New Fairfield seeks to develop and promote ongoing, regularly scheduled live music programs in New Fairfield and surrounding areas. It is a non-profit organization supported by sponsors, local businesses, grants from charitable organizations and patron donations and is staffed by volunteers. It operates under the New Fairfield Parks and Recreation Commission. www.groovininnewfairfield.com
Advance Tickets can be purchased at the NF Sr. Center (203-312-5665) or by mail. Payments made by mail should be payable to Groovin’ in New Fairfield, and sent to GINF c/o New Fairfield Sr. Center 33 Rt.37 New Fairfield, CT 06812 Please allow sufficient time when mailing. All Sales Are Final.
For additional information contact us at: grcoffeehouse@gmail.com
Enjoy a moderately priced dinner catered by Bruno’s Restaurant before the show. Choices include: Eggplant Rollatini, Chicken Francese, Pizza, Coffee, Tea, Hot Mulled Cider, Water, and Homemade Desserts
DAVID JACOBS-STRAIN is a fierce slide guitar player, and a song poet from Oregon. He’s known for both his virtuosity and spirit of emotional abandon; his live show moves from humorous, subversive blues, to delicate balladry, and then swings back to swampy rock and roll. It’s a range that ties Jacobs-Strain to his own generation and to guitar-slinger troubadours like Robert Johnson and Jackson Browne. http://www.davidjacobs-strain.com
CAROLINE COTTER Caroline Cotter grew up in Providence, Rhode Island, and attended college in Maine before setting off on what has become a global quest for adventure and education set to music and she’s not slowing down anytime soon. Since her 2015 release, Cotter has played over 600 shows in 43 states and 12 countries. In 2018 she will continue to tour throughout the United States and Europe in support of the release of “Home on the River” http://www.carolinecotter.com
About Groovin’ in New Fairfield: Groovin’ in New Fairfield seeks to develop and promote ongoing, regularly scheduled live music programs in New Fairfield and surrounding areas. It is a non-profit organization supported by sponsors, local businesses, grants from charitable organizations and patron donations and is staffed by volunteers. It operates under the New Fairfield Parks and Recreation Commission. www.groovininnewfairfield.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:05 PM to 6:40 PM
Susan Kane at Free Music Fridays American Folk Art Museum
2 Lincoln SquareNew York, NY
Website: https://folkartmuseum.org/programs/upcoming
Come to the amazing American Folk Art Museum, free admission to the Museum and and free music from 5:30 to 7:30, my set is in the middle. Sharing the music with Cordelia Stephens and Matt Sucich. An amazing cultural gem hard by Lincoln Center.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 8:30pm
Scoot Horton & Marlena Peters Peekskill Coffee House
101 S. Division St.Peekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-739-1287
Website: https://www.peekskillcoffee.com/
Scoot and Marlena return to the Peekskill Coffee House to play their blend of country/folk/pop songs. Original and covers. Scoot brings his original country/folks songs with a slight edge. You can call it Outlaw Folk or Cowpunk. Whatever you call it, it's Scoot.
Marlena brings her beautiful voice to popular songs and duets with Scoot.
Marlena brings her beautiful voice to popular songs and duets with Scoot.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 11pm
Peter Calo Returns to the Bean Runner with Jeff Eyrich and Chris Marshak Bean Runner Cafe
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566 USA
Phone: (914) 737-1701
Price: $15.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com/
Peter Calo returns to the Bean Runner in Peekskill. This time as a trio with Peter Calo on vocals and guitars, Jeff Eyrich on bass and vocals and Chris Marshak on Drums. They will be playing songs from Peter’s critically acclaimed “Wired to the Moon” and “Time Machine” CDs, As well as some new songs and some favorite covers. Come listen, or dance or tap your feet, sing a long. Have a bite or a nice drink to bring in the weekend.
…"one of the most engaging performers in the biz"
"Time Out" London
“Peter Calo is the musician you meet early in your career and all of a sudden you’re 70 years old and you’re lucky enough to still be playing and writing with him. This album shows his ability to merge styles and introduce new structures and harmonies with himself singing lead vocals. Always an inspiration and always quite surprising.
Life sure does shine bright on an ordinary day!! Oh, wait a second, I think he wrote that!!”
Carly Simon
“Peter Calo is not only a Guitar player. He is an artist. With great knowledge And depth and has the unique gift of bringing out the best in a song I don't think peter realizes how much pleasure and how much I’ve learned
when I worked with him.”
Billy J Kramer
…"one of the most engaging performers in the biz"
"Time Out" London
“Peter Calo is the musician you meet early in your career and all of a sudden you’re 70 years old and you’re lucky enough to still be playing and writing with him. This album shows his ability to merge styles and introduce new structures and harmonies with himself singing lead vocals. Always an inspiration and always quite surprising.
Life sure does shine bright on an ordinary day!! Oh, wait a second, I think he wrote that!!”
Carly Simon
“Peter Calo is not only a Guitar player. He is an artist. With great knowledge And depth and has the unique gift of bringing out the best in a song I don't think peter realizes how much pleasure and how much I’ve learned
when I worked with him.”
Billy J Kramer
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m.
Christine Lavin Peekskill Homecoming Concert Dramatic Hall
900 Main Street, Central Market BuildingPeekskill, NY
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.dramatichallpeekskill.com/
Christine Lavin is a critically acclaimed and beloved NY singer/songwriter whose funny and poignant songwriting and engaging performances have endeared her to lovers of folk music everywhere.
“Lavin is a folkie’s folkie." Fellow singer Janis Ian has referred to her as ‘the unsung heroine of the latter-day folk movement’.” Boston.com
To the delight of her local fans, Lavin, a Peekskill native - born and bred - returns to Peekskill for her first ever 'Peekskill Homecoming Concert' on Saturday, November 17th 8pm.
Christine and her eight brothers and sisters went to Assumption for elementary school. As they continued through the local Parochial School system, Christine chose Public school, Drum Hill Junior High, and then Peekskill High School. There her English teacher, Mrs. Johnson encouraged her to write. Christine also twirled baton in Marching Band; she remembers Presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy on the reviewing stand for a celebratory parade for a school game. “I was a fan of the Kennedys, even though we were in the middle of a routine as we marched by, I stopped twirling for a few seconds and waved like crazy to RFK and he waved back!” With that kind of encouragement, Ms. Lavin still impresses her audiences with great baton moves!
Ms. Lavin looks forward to reconnecting with her old and new friends. “We didn’t have a yearbook,” she laughs! I think that’s why I spend so much time autographing CDs after my shows—it's the high school yearbook I never got to sign!”
Don't miss this consummate performer and folk music heroine at this rare, and sure-to-be-amazing, concert event!
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Opening is area resident, Dean Friedman, who was label mates with Christine on Lifelong Records. Dean is marking the 40th Anniversary of the 1977 release of his top-20 hit, “Ariel.” Some of his other hits are “Lucky Stars,” “Lydia,” and “McDonald’s Girl,” “which was recently used in a McDonald’s commercial! Dean’s latest studio album is “12 Songs.”
“Lavin is a folkie’s folkie." Fellow singer Janis Ian has referred to her as ‘the unsung heroine of the latter-day folk movement’.” Boston.com
To the delight of her local fans, Lavin, a Peekskill native - born and bred - returns to Peekskill for her first ever 'Peekskill Homecoming Concert' on Saturday, November 17th 8pm.
Christine and her eight brothers and sisters went to Assumption for elementary school. As they continued through the local Parochial School system, Christine chose Public school, Drum Hill Junior High, and then Peekskill High School. There her English teacher, Mrs. Johnson encouraged her to write. Christine also twirled baton in Marching Band; she remembers Presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy on the reviewing stand for a celebratory parade for a school game. “I was a fan of the Kennedys, even though we were in the middle of a routine as we marched by, I stopped twirling for a few seconds and waved like crazy to RFK and he waved back!” With that kind of encouragement, Ms. Lavin still impresses her audiences with great baton moves!
Ms. Lavin looks forward to reconnecting with her old and new friends. “We didn’t have a yearbook,” she laughs! I think that’s why I spend so much time autographing CDs after my shows—it's the high school yearbook I never got to sign!”
Don't miss this consummate performer and folk music heroine at this rare, and sure-to-be-amazing, concert event!
............................................................
Opening is area resident, Dean Friedman, who was label mates with Christine on Lifelong Records. Dean is marking the 40th Anniversary of the 1977 release of his top-20 hit, “Ariel.” Some of his other hits are “Lucky Stars,” “Lydia,” and “McDonald’s Girl,” “which was recently used in a McDonald’s commercial! Dean’s latest studio album is “12 Songs.”
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00
Judy Kass at People's Voice Cafe People's Voice Cafe
40 East 35th StreetNew York NY 10016
Website: https://www.peoplesvoicecafe.org/
Judy Kass draws in her audience with soulful vocals and genre-bending exploration of guitar and piano. Her 2014 debut album, "Better Things" and her 2016 CD, "Beyond the Ash and Steel" both appeared on the Folk DJ List of Top Albums for the years 2014 and 2016 respectively. Judy's recent single, “Look at Us Marching Now’ caught the attention of Christine Lavin, who created a music video of the song. A finalist in several songwriting competitions, Judy was recently named a Top 5 Winner in the Singer/Songwriter category of the 19th Great American Song Contest.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 10pm
Jordan Copeland Acoustic House Concert Wayside Cottage
1039 Post RoadScarsdale, NY 10583
Website: https://www.jlcentralwestchester.org/wayside-cottage
Hi everyone -- my recording is still in the works, so if you want to know whether you'll like it (you will), reach out to Rick Rock, Tom Heany, Peter Shafran, or Stephen Scholle since they've heard me play and sing my original songs.
If you want to come by, just email me for details: jordancopeland [at] me [dot] com
If you want to come by, just email me for details: jordancopeland [at] me [dot] com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4:00 PM
TRIBES HILL PRESENTS BeanRunner Cafe
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566 USA
Phone: (914) 737-1701
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com/
Wind up for the holiday season with Tribes Hill!
We will be delighted to welcome you to our new home at the BeanRunner CafeÌ, located at 201 South Division St. Peekskill, NY 914.737.1701 It’s a good idea to call ahead for a reservation. The BeanRunner has a complete cafeÌ menu, including wine and beer. Our heartfelt thanks to Drew and Ted for giving us the opportunity to present our series in a truly comfortable and artist friendly space.
Tribes Hill Presents Kindred Folk, bringing you the best in singer songwriter talent. Proud to be partially supported by an ArtsWestchester ArtsAlive grant. $10 suggested admission at the door. Doors 4:00pm, the music starts at 4:30.
This month we are presenting:
Alyssa Dann is a 17-year-old singer songwriter raised in the legendary artist enclave of Woodstock, NY. Alyssa began writing stories in elementary school. At 15, she was already a strong singer and guitarist, when a creative writing class ignited her desire to write her own songs. In 2016, she received a youth scholarship to the Northeast Regional Folk Alliance (NERFA) conference and received favorable reviews in the pool of professional singer songwriters. She continues to build her repertoire and hone her performance and songwriting skills. www.soundcloud.com/alyssaadann/tracks
Bill Kelly is a poet, singer songwriter, multi instrumentalist, touring musician and producer whose early life includes working and studying with spiritual master/pioneer Walt Baptiste of San Francisco (1979-85) Kelly’s music has appeared in major motion pictures, network television, compilation records including Dave Alvin, Slaid Cleaves, Todd Snyder, Hayes Carll. His new, as yet still untitled, record was produced by Lincoln Schleifer and features Larry Campbell, John Leventhal, John Ginty, and other greats. Larry Campbell says "Bill has the voice and pen of a true artist.” Buddy Miller praised Bill’s record Bread on the Waters as "a beautiful record/songs that won't let go," and Robert K Oermann called Seraphima "a great song/real Americana music." Kelly was a vocalist in a nationally touring Crosby Stills Nash tribute show (2016-18), and recorded and performed with Andy Goessling of Railroad Earth (1986-2018)
Bill is a multi instrumentalist and vocalist with Chris Berardo, Brother Flower, and Folkfoot. www.reverbnation.com/mramericana
Susan Kane’s sweet and sharp Americana is an alchemy of stuff dug from the dirt, born from books, gleaned from the air, yesterday's news and tomorrow's daydreams. Her fourth CD, Mostly Fine, released in July 2016, enjoyed wide airplay and strong chart positions in the US and abroad. Roots Music Reports ranked the song “Away” the #16 Folk Rock song of 2016, and the album #33. Coverlaydown.com called it "...a set of potent originals that reveal a rich and eminently human inner world through the superimposition of the mundane and the magic." Born in New York and raised in various suburban locations by artistically inclined parents in New Jersey, Kane was drawn to music at an early age, but wandered away from her mother’s conservatory piano repertoire to the homespun vibes of acoustic folk and twangy country music. Something old, something new: the old bridal rhyme is the perfect prescription for songwriting. If you follow her on Twitter/Instagram, you’ll find she admits to digging in the dirt, digging the Dead and reading a lot of books, mostly the paper kind. A connoisseur of words, she’s a reader, a listener, a hunter and gatherer of raw song material. www.susankane.com
We will be delighted to welcome you to our new home at the BeanRunner CafeÌ, located at 201 South Division St. Peekskill, NY 914.737.1701 It’s a good idea to call ahead for a reservation. The BeanRunner has a complete cafeÌ menu, including wine and beer. Our heartfelt thanks to Drew and Ted for giving us the opportunity to present our series in a truly comfortable and artist friendly space.
Tribes Hill Presents Kindred Folk, bringing you the best in singer songwriter talent. Proud to be partially supported by an ArtsWestchester ArtsAlive grant. $10 suggested admission at the door. Doors 4:00pm, the music starts at 4:30.
This month we are presenting:
Alyssa Dann is a 17-year-old singer songwriter raised in the legendary artist enclave of Woodstock, NY. Alyssa began writing stories in elementary school. At 15, she was already a strong singer and guitarist, when a creative writing class ignited her desire to write her own songs. In 2016, she received a youth scholarship to the Northeast Regional Folk Alliance (NERFA) conference and received favorable reviews in the pool of professional singer songwriters. She continues to build her repertoire and hone her performance and songwriting skills. www.soundcloud.com/alyssaadann/tracks
Bill Kelly is a poet, singer songwriter, multi instrumentalist, touring musician and producer whose early life includes working and studying with spiritual master/pioneer Walt Baptiste of San Francisco (1979-85) Kelly’s music has appeared in major motion pictures, network television, compilation records including Dave Alvin, Slaid Cleaves, Todd Snyder, Hayes Carll. His new, as yet still untitled, record was produced by Lincoln Schleifer and features Larry Campbell, John Leventhal, John Ginty, and other greats. Larry Campbell says "Bill has the voice and pen of a true artist.” Buddy Miller praised Bill’s record Bread on the Waters as "a beautiful record/songs that won't let go," and Robert K Oermann called Seraphima "a great song/real Americana music." Kelly was a vocalist in a nationally touring Crosby Stills Nash tribute show (2016-18), and recorded and performed with Andy Goessling of Railroad Earth (1986-2018)
Bill is a multi instrumentalist and vocalist with Chris Berardo, Brother Flower, and Folkfoot. www.reverbnation.com/mramericana
Susan Kane’s sweet and sharp Americana is an alchemy of stuff dug from the dirt, born from books, gleaned from the air, yesterday's news and tomorrow's daydreams. Her fourth CD, Mostly Fine, released in July 2016, enjoyed wide airplay and strong chart positions in the US and abroad. Roots Music Reports ranked the song “Away” the #16 Folk Rock song of 2016, and the album #33. Coverlaydown.com called it "...a set of potent originals that reveal a rich and eminently human inner world through the superimposition of the mundane and the magic." Born in New York and raised in various suburban locations by artistically inclined parents in New Jersey, Kane was drawn to music at an early age, but wandered away from her mother’s conservatory piano repertoire to the homespun vibes of acoustic folk and twangy country music. Something old, something new: the old bridal rhyme is the perfect prescription for songwriting. If you follow her on Twitter/Instagram, you’ll find she admits to digging in the dirt, digging the Dead and reading a lot of books, mostly the paper kind. A connoisseur of words, she’s a reader, a listener, a hunter and gatherer of raw song material. www.susankane.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
The Greenheart Good Choice Kitchen
147 Main St.Ossining, NY 10510 United States
Phone: 914-930-1591
Website: https://goodchoicekitchen.com
Come and have a delicious, healthy dinner and hear the Greenheart play some music and talk about their travels in Nepal and India. With Laura Bowman, James Dean Conklin, Julie Corbalis, and Fred Gillen Jr
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:30 PM
Tribes Hill Board Meeting Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, NY 10595
Phone: 914-564-9212
Business Meeting for Tribes Hill Board Members.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4:00 to 6:00
Sharkey & The Sparks! The Turning Point
468 Piermont AvenuePiermont, NY 10968
Phone: Tel:845-359-1089
Purchase Tickets: Tickets Here!
Website: https://www.turningpointcafe.com
We are very pleased to present Sharkey & The Sparks, featuring Sharkey McEwen - well known to music lovers throughout the Hudson Valley and beyond as the lead guitarist of The Slambovian Circus of Dreams - and Ben McEwen, Sharkey's teenage son, and occasional guests. This will be their debut on our Turning Point stage.
Sharkey stepped out and began performing solo in the spring of 2016. This provided him the space to stretch out musically and to share his pure and soulful singing voice with us. Around the same time, Sharkey and Ben began playing music together for fun. But once Sharkey started inviting his talented young protégé to join him on stage and perform in public, the “sparks” began to fly.
Sharkey & The Sparks play mutually beloved covers from the '60s, '70s and '80s. Ben also generously grants Sharkey the freedom to perform material his dad likes from the past few decades, and their repertoire includes a handful of Sharkey’s original tunes as well.
With The Slambovian Circus of Dreams, Sharkey has headlined major music festivals across the US, Canada and UK. His intuitive, evocative playing is a key ingredient of the band’s magic.
Doors open at 3pm, showtime at 4pm.
Ticket price $15
468 Piermont Ave. Piermont NY 10968
Sharkey stepped out and began performing solo in the spring of 2016. This provided him the space to stretch out musically and to share his pure and soulful singing voice with us. Around the same time, Sharkey and Ben began playing music together for fun. But once Sharkey started inviting his talented young protégé to join him on stage and perform in public, the “sparks” began to fly.
Sharkey & The Sparks play mutually beloved covers from the '60s, '70s and '80s. Ben also generously grants Sharkey the freedom to perform material his dad likes from the past few decades, and their repertoire includes a handful of Sharkey’s original tunes as well.
With The Slambovian Circus of Dreams, Sharkey has headlined major music festivals across the US, Canada and UK. His intuitive, evocative playing is a key ingredient of the band’s magic.
Doors open at 3pm, showtime at 4pm.
Ticket price $15
468 Piermont Ave. Piermont NY 10968
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:30
Tribes Hill Holiday Gathering Hammond House
111 Grasslands RdValhalla, NY 10595
Phone: 914 -564-9212
Tribes Hill Holiday Gathering & Solstice Song Selection
hosted by Rick Rock
Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.
Valhalla, NY 10595
We hold monthly gatherings that include a song circle on the first Monday of every month. Sometimes we change the date to accommodate holidays; the specifics are posted on our calendar. They begin at 6:30 with dinner prep and music. We have our traditional pasta and salad dinner with potluck additions at 7 pm. After dinner music continues until about 10:30 with our collaborative song circle that includes music makers and music lovers from the Tribes Hill community and newly invited guests. We respectfully fit into the space offered us with about 20 - 25 people and plenty of acoustic music and song to share. We even help cleanup!
Want to host a gathering?
email Steve Scholle at srslle@gmail.com or phone him at (914) 330-2905
hosted by Rick Rock
Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.
Valhalla, NY 10595
We hold monthly gatherings that include a song circle on the first Monday of every month. Sometimes we change the date to accommodate holidays; the specifics are posted on our calendar. They begin at 6:30 with dinner prep and music. We have our traditional pasta and salad dinner with potluck additions at 7 pm. After dinner music continues until about 10:30 with our collaborative song circle that includes music makers and music lovers from the Tribes Hill community and newly invited guests. We respectfully fit into the space offered us with about 20 - 25 people and plenty of acoustic music and song to share. We even help cleanup!
Want to host a gathering?
email Steve Scholle at srslle@gmail.com or phone him at (914) 330-2905
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Monthly Residency Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://www.fredgillenjr.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10pm to 1am
Peter Calo Returns to The Birdsall Birdsall House
970 Main St.Peekskill, NY 10566 US
Phone: (914) 930-1880
Website: https://www.birdsallhouse.net/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4:30 PM
Tribes Hill Annual Winter Solstice Concert Bean Runner Cafe
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566 USA
Phone: (914) 737-1701
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com/
$10 suggested admission at the door.
The BeanRunner has a complete cafeÌ menu, including wine and beer. Our heartfelt thanks to Drew and Ted for giving us the opportunity to present our series in a truly comfortable and artist friendly space.
It’s a good idea to call ahead for a reservation.
Doors at 4:00
The BeanRunner has a complete cafeÌ menu, including wine and beer. Our heartfelt thanks to Drew and Ted for giving us the opportunity to present our series in a truly comfortable and artist friendly space.
It’s a good idea to call ahead for a reservation.
Doors at 4:00
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 10pm
Scoot Horton & Marlena Peters and Leo Harmonay An Beal Bocht Cafe
445 W 238th St. Riverdale Bronx, New york 10463-2201
Phone: 917 331 6664
Website: https://www.anbealbochtcafe.com/
Coming to An Beal Bocht on a Sunday night is a great way to end your weekend.
Scoot and Marlena will be performing Christmas Songs along with their usual array of original and cover songs.
Leo Harmonay is a great singer/songwriter with 3 CDs under his belt. He has a wide array of influences. You can hear rock, jazz, and folk in his original songs.
Scoot and Marlena will be performing Christmas Songs along with their usual array of original and cover songs.
Leo Harmonay is a great singer/songwriter with 3 CDs under his belt. He has a wide array of influences. You can hear rock, jazz, and folk in his original songs.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:15pm to 6:15pm
Jordan Copeland at Make Music Day Las Americas
87 Croton AvenueOssining, NY
I'll be playing a set of original music at Las Americas as part of Make Music Day in Ossining & Briarcliff. I'm also playing another set right afterwards at another location, but I'll do all different songs! This will be fun, and it's free!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:45pm to 7:45pm
Jordan Copeland at Make Music Day (#2) Good Choice Kitchen
147 Main St.Ossining, NY 10510 United States
I'll be doing another set of originals as part of Make Music Day in Briarcliff / Ossining. Free!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 11 p.m.
Greg Jacquin Band The Green Growler
368 S. Riverside Ave.Croton-on-Hudson, NY
Phone: (914) 862-0961
Website: https://www.thegreengrowler.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm to 10:30 pm
Peter Calo Returns To The Upstream Gallery with Jeff Eyrich and Chris Marshak The Upstream Gallery
8 MAIN STREETHASTINGS-ON-HUDSON, NY 10706
Phone: (914) 674-8548
Price: $15.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://upstreamgallery.com
Peter Calo returns to the Upstream, this time as a trio, with Peter on vocals and guitars, Jeff Eyrich on bass and vocals and Chris Marshak on Drums. They will be playing songs from Peter's critically acclaimed "Wired to the Moon" and "Time Machine" CDs, as well as some new songs and some favorite covers.
Come listen, or dance or tap your feet, or just sing along.
"Peter Calo is the musician you meet early in your career and all of a sudden you're 70 years old and you're lucky enough to still be playing and writing with him. This album shows his ability to merge styles and introduce new structures and harmonies with himself singing lead vocals. Always an inspiration and always quite surprising. Life sure does shine bright on an ordinary day!! Oh, wait a second, I think he wrote that!!"
-Carly Simon
DOORS: 7:00PM
Come listen, or dance or tap your feet, or just sing along.
"Peter Calo is the musician you meet early in your career and all of a sudden you're 70 years old and you're lucky enough to still be playing and writing with him. This album shows his ability to merge styles and introduce new structures and harmonies with himself singing lead vocals. Always an inspiration and always quite surprising. Life sure does shine bright on an ordinary day!! Oh, wait a second, I think he wrote that!!"
-Carly Simon
DOORS: 7:00PM
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Monthly Residency Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://www.fredgillenjr.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Rick Rock hosts at the Hammond House Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, NY 10595 United States
Phone: 914-564-9212
We hold monthly gatherings that include a song circle on the first Monday of every month. Sometimes we change the date to accommodate holidays; the specifics are posted on our calendar. They begin at 6:30 with dinner prep and music. We have our traditional pasta and salad dinner with potluck additions at 7 pm. After dinner music continues until about 10:30 with our collaborative song circle that includes music makers and music lovers from the Tribes Hill community and newly invited guests. We respectfully fit into the space offered us with about 20 - 25 people and plenty of acoustic music and song to share. We even help cleanup!
Want to host a gathering? email Rick Rock at fmrock@live.com or phone him at (914) 564-9212
Want to host a gathering? email Rick Rock at fmrock@live.com or phone him at (914) 564-9212
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 to 9:30
Jordan Copeland acoustic concert Coffee Lab Roasters
7 Main StTarrytown, NY 10591 USA
Phone: (914) 332-1479
Website: https://local.yahoo.com/details?id=11243228
I wrote a bunch of new songs and they need to see the light of day! Stop on by!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 p.m. to 10:00 pm
Fred Gillen Jr Monthly Residency The Tapp
17 North BroadwayTarrytown, NY
Phone: (914) 703-6022
Website: https://www.thetappny.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Kelly Flint w/ Jeff Eyrich and special guest Dave Cantor BWC Coffee House (Bronxville Womens Club)
135 Midland Avenue Bronxville, NY 10708
Phone: 914-337-3252
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.bronxvillewomensclub.org
Limited seating. Reservations recommended. RSVP to jeff@BePopRecords.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 pm to 11 pm
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Show The Green Growler
368 S. Riverside Ave.Croton-on-Hudson, NY
Phone: (914) 862-0961
Website: https://www.thegreengrowler.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4pm to 6pm
Old Punks, New Grooves Pete's Candy Store
709 Lorimer StBrooklyn, NY 11211
Website: https://www.petescandystore.com
Chris Moore - Chris started his music career playing drums in seminal Detroit hardcore band Negative Approach. In the 80’s and 90’s Chris played in rock/pop bands and won songwriting awards. Chris now plays solo acoustic shows and has recorded solo cds.
www.mooresong.com
Scoot Horton - Scoot started his music career playing in NY hardcore bands Awkward Thought and Shell Shock. After many years of doing that Scoot started playing alt country/folk and released his debut cd “Six 2 Seven” in 2015. He is working on a follow up cd now.
www.scoothorton.com
Marlena Peters - Marlena has a passion. A passion for music and for helping people. She has combined the two successfully by organizing and performing at many benefits that have raised thousands of dollars. She now performs with Scoot Horton bringing her pop sensibilities to Scoots music.
www.mooresong.com
Scoot Horton - Scoot started his music career playing in NY hardcore bands Awkward Thought and Shell Shock. After many years of doing that Scoot started playing alt country/folk and released his debut cd “Six 2 Seven” in 2015. He is working on a follow up cd now.
www.scoothorton.com
Marlena Peters - Marlena has a passion. A passion for music and for helping people. She has combined the two successfully by organizing and performing at many benefits that have raised thousands of dollars. She now performs with Scoot Horton bringing her pop sensibilities to Scoots music.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm
CANCELLED (weather) The Levins in Concert : Spirit of MLK/ Uganda Benefit Pleasantville Community Synagogue
219 Bedford RdPleasantville, New York 10570 usa
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://"www.facebook.com/events/213974916217879/
FYI - Due to the forecast, the community has cancelled this event.
We are playing a benefit concert held at Pleasantville Community Synagogue. Come sing along with us in the spirit MLK and his message of peace. We'll be sharing songs, original and familiar to all, so harmony can be ring true. This benefits the Jewish community of Uganda by helping the community members start new businesses and funding education for a school the educates Jewish, Christian, and Muslim children...together.
We are playing a benefit concert held at Pleasantville Community Synagogue. Come sing along with us in the spirit MLK and his message of peace. We'll be sharing songs, original and familiar to all, so harmony can be ring true. This benefits the Jewish community of Uganda by helping the community members start new businesses and funding education for a school the educates Jewish, Christian, and Muslim children...together.
"The Levin's folk-rock music is a much needed remedy for our harried world, and their performance will benefit others, helping our continued efforts to support the Jewish community of Eastern Uganda. It's 'Sun-splashed, peace-filled folk-pop that connects on a universal level with a lighthearted depth while celebrating our common humanity."
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Tribes Hill Open Mic - Cancelled BeanRunner Cafe
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566 USA
Phone: (914) 737-1701
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com/
Tribes Hill Open Mic Cancelled Due to Bad Weather
Free!
Sign up begins at 2:30
Food & Drinks
Free!
Sign up begins at 2:30
Food & Drinks
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 Noon
Ricardo Gautreau & Jim Ferraiuolo Martin Luther King Day Celebration (Benefit) Martin Luther King Library
230 Main St, White Plains, NY 10601White Plains, NY 10601 United States
Phone: (914) 397-2420
Ricardo Gautreau & Jim Ferraiuolo are part of a concert to benefit Martin Luther to King library in White Plains. We'll be playing Latin Jazz, Latin Rock & beyond! Please join us in the worthy cause.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm to 10pm
Groovin' in New Fairfield presents Marc Von Em with special guest Robert C. Fullerton Groovin' In New Fairfield
33 Route 37New Fairfield, NY 06812 USA
Phone: 203-312-5665
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.groovininnewfairfield.com
Groovin’ in New Fairfield is thrilled to welcome back MARC VON EM with special guest ROBERT C. FULLERTON on Saturday, January 26 2019 at 7:30pm, at the New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Route 37, New Fairfield, CT. Tickets are $10 and doors open at 6:45 pm.
Advance Tickets can be purchased at the NF Sr. Center (203-312-5665) or by mail. Payments made by mail should be payable to Groovin’ in New Fairfield, and sent to GINF c/o New Fairfield Sr. Center 33 Rt.37 New Fairfield, CT 06812 Please allow sufficient time when mailing. All Sales Are Final.
For additional information contact us at: grcoffeehouse@gmail.com or www.groovininnewfairfield.com
Enjoy a moderately priced dinner catered by Bruno’s Restaurant before the show. Choices include: Eggplant Rollatini, Chicken Francese, Pizza, Coffee, Tea, Hot Mulled Cider, Water, and Homemade Desserts
MARC VON EM is a soulfully energized singer/songwriter whose sound flows easily between folk, blues & funk. Driven by his fluid acoustic guitar playing, rich powerful voice, and comfortable stage presence, Marc’s live shows never fail to excite audiences. Marc began his solo career in 1999 when he self produced and released his first solo CD “Von Em”. He has since released 3 more recordings, the most recent entitled “CRASH BOOM POW”. Along with his independent music, Von Em also performs as a back up vocalist and guitarist for Rob Thomas (Matchbox 20) finishing his third world tour with Rob at the end of 2016.. As one reviewer wrote: “If you haven’t seen Marc Von Em perform live you’re only cheating yourself. www.marcvonem.com
ROBERT C. FULLERTON Drawing lyrical inspiration from everyday settings, and musically from all of his past expressions, gives him a somewhat unique sound. You might call it “Americana”, call it “jazzy folk”, or (to use Robert’s term) “acoustic soul”. Several of his songs are featured in Elmwood Productions’ series, “The Risely Brothers”. Robert is soon to release his third studio album, “You Weren’t There”. https://www.robertcfullerton.com
Advance Tickets can be purchased at the NF Sr. Center (203-312-5665) or by mail. Payments made by mail should be payable to Groovin’ in New Fairfield, and sent to GINF c/o New Fairfield Sr. Center 33 Rt.37 New Fairfield, CT 06812 Please allow sufficient time when mailing. All Sales Are Final.
For additional information contact us at: grcoffeehouse@gmail.com or www.groovininnewfairfield.com
Enjoy a moderately priced dinner catered by Bruno’s Restaurant before the show. Choices include: Eggplant Rollatini, Chicken Francese, Pizza, Coffee, Tea, Hot Mulled Cider, Water, and Homemade Desserts
MARC VON EM is a soulfully energized singer/songwriter whose sound flows easily between folk, blues & funk. Driven by his fluid acoustic guitar playing, rich powerful voice, and comfortable stage presence, Marc’s live shows never fail to excite audiences. Marc began his solo career in 1999 when he self produced and released his first solo CD “Von Em”. He has since released 3 more recordings, the most recent entitled “CRASH BOOM POW”. Along with his independent music, Von Em also performs as a back up vocalist and guitarist for Rob Thomas (Matchbox 20) finishing his third world tour with Rob at the end of 2016.. As one reviewer wrote: “If you haven’t seen Marc Von Em perform live you’re only cheating yourself. www.marcvonem.com
ROBERT C. FULLERTON Drawing lyrical inspiration from everyday settings, and musically from all of his past expressions, gives him a somewhat unique sound. You might call it “Americana”, call it “jazzy folk”, or (to use Robert’s term) “acoustic soul”. Several of his songs are featured in Elmwood Productions’ series, “The Risely Brothers”. Robert is soon to release his third studio album, “You Weren’t There”. https://www.robertcfullerton.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 11pm
Peter Calo and Laurel Massé In Concert” Together- FINALLY! An evening of songs, stories and laughs! Schoolhouse Theater
3 OWENS ROAD NORTH SALEM, NY 10560
Phone: 914-277-8477
Price: $25.00
Purchase Tickets: https://www.schoolhousetheater.org/
Website: https://www.schoolhousetheater.org/
Laurel Massé a founding member of the world famous, multi Grammy award-winning group THE MANHATTAN TRANSFER, she has also been honored with the prized MAC Lifetime Achievement Award (2004) as well as The Bistro Award for best jazz vocalist (2009).
Peter Calo…"one of the most engaging performers in the biz" Time Out London"
Peter has performed and/or recorded with such diverse artists as Carly Simon, Queen Latifah, Willie Nelson, Hall and Oates, Linda Eder, Sophie B. Hawkins, Andrea Bocelli, Jimmy Webb, Kris Kristofferson, Leonard Bernstein, Marc Shaiman, Frank Filipetti, Julie Taymor, Lesley Gore, Crash Test Dummies, Joel Grey, The Platters, Harvey Fierstein and more.
He was guitarist for Showtime’s “Ray Donovan” and for the Tony and Grammy Award-winning original Broadway and film production of “Hairspray”.
Peter played to a sold out Carnegie hall as part of the” Lead Belly Tribute”, performing with Eric Burton (The Animals), Edgar Winter and others. In 2018 Peter was the Musical director for the PBS Special “Jimmy Webb Live from The Kate.”
Peter’s new CD, “Time Machine.” Went to #9 Top Album on the Top 50 Alternative Album Chart.
Peter Calo is Captivating…Peter is a masterful guitarist... " The Boston Globe
Peter Calo…"one of the most engaging performers in the biz" Time Out London"
Peter has performed and/or recorded with such diverse artists as Carly Simon, Queen Latifah, Willie Nelson, Hall and Oates, Linda Eder, Sophie B. Hawkins, Andrea Bocelli, Jimmy Webb, Kris Kristofferson, Leonard Bernstein, Marc Shaiman, Frank Filipetti, Julie Taymor, Lesley Gore, Crash Test Dummies, Joel Grey, The Platters, Harvey Fierstein and more.
He was guitarist for Showtime’s “Ray Donovan” and for the Tony and Grammy Award-winning original Broadway and film production of “Hairspray”.
Peter played to a sold out Carnegie hall as part of the” Lead Belly Tribute”, performing with Eric Burton (The Animals), Edgar Winter and others. In 2018 Peter was the Musical director for the PBS Special “Jimmy Webb Live from The Kate.”
Peter’s new CD, “Time Machine.” Went to #9 Top Album on the Top 50 Alternative Album Chart.
Peter Calo is Captivating…Peter is a masterful guitarist... " The Boston Globe
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Monthly Residency Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://www.fredgillenjr.com
Happy 50th Birthday Fred!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm to 12
Peter Calo Returns to The Birdsall Birdsall House
970 MAIN STREETPEEKSKILL, NY 10566
Phone: (914) 930-1880
Website: https://birdsallhouse.net/
Peter Calo - Voice and Guitar
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9pm to 12
Peter Calo voice and guitar CRABTREE'S KITTLE HOUSE RESTAURANT & INN
Eleven Kittle RoadChappaqua, NY 10514
Phone: 914 666 8044
Website: https://www.kittlehouse.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:30 PM
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering
hosted by Barb Prisament
50 Clarewood Drive
Hastings-on-Hudson NY 10706
(914) 643-0923
Enter Clarewood townhouse community from Jackson Avenue between 9A and Sprain Rd. Once inside go over first speed bump and #50 is fifth home on the left. Please park in guest spots or past house on side streets (no parking allowed on Clarewood Drive itself).
FYI I have a piano.
We hold monthly gatherings that include a song circle on the first Monday of every month. Sometimes we change the date to accommodate holidays; the specifics are posted on our calendar. They begin at 6:30 with dinner prep and music. We have our traditional pasta and salad dinner with potluck additions at 7 pm. After dinner music continues until about 10:30 with our collaborative song circle that includes music makers and music lovers from the Tribes Hill community and newly invited guests. We respectfully fit into the space offered us with about 20 - 25 people and plenty of acoustic music and song to share. We even help cleanup!
Want to host a gathering?
email Rick Rock at fmrock@live.com or phone him at (914) 564-9212
50 Clarewood Drive
Hastings-on-Hudson NY 10706
(914) 643-0923
Enter Clarewood townhouse community from Jackson Avenue between 9A and Sprain Rd. Once inside go over first speed bump and #50 is fifth home on the left. Please park in guest spots or past house on side streets (no parking allowed on Clarewood Drive itself).
FYI I have a piano.
We hold monthly gatherings that include a song circle on the first Monday of every month. Sometimes we change the date to accommodate holidays; the specifics are posted on our calendar. They begin at 6:30 with dinner prep and music. We have our traditional pasta and salad dinner with potluck additions at 7 pm. After dinner music continues until about 10:30 with our collaborative song circle that includes music makers and music lovers from the Tribes Hill community and newly invited guests. We respectfully fit into the space offered us with about 20 - 25 people and plenty of acoustic music and song to share. We even help cleanup!
Want to host a gathering?
email Rick Rock at fmrock@live.com or phone him at (914) 564-9212
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 PM to 9:30 PM
Songwriters at The Point The Turning Point Cafe
Price: $15.00
Website: https://www.turningpointcafe.com
Tom From Nyack and Stefan Waldman will each do a set of their original songs
They will be joined by some Special Guests for a third set of musical fun - folk, blues, maybe a little rock n roll
Come on out for an evening of tasty music. The Turning Point has great food and beverages.
They will be joined by some Special Guests for a third set of musical fun - folk, blues, maybe a little rock n roll
Come on out for an evening of tasty music. The Turning Point has great food and beverages.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10:00 pm
Jo Williamson - Chinese New Year Show L.I.C. Bar
45-58 Vernon Blvd.Long Island City, New York 11101 United States
Phone: (718) 786-5400
Website: https://www.licbar.com/
LIC Bar is a classic New York City watering hole in the hottest neighborhood in Queens. You’ll find the bar’s 100-year-old history – an antique wood bar, original tin ceilings, brick walls – paired with a beautiful outdoor garden and a great friendly crowd – only one subway stop from Manhattan. Call it an oasis of authentic New York in the midst of gleaming new condo towers and a fantastic Manhattan view.
8pm Anya & George
9pm Tom Shaner Band
10pm Jo Williamson
http://jowilliamsonmusic.blogspot.com/
https://jowilliamson.bandcamp.com/
8pm Anya & George
9pm Tom Shaner Band
10pm Jo Williamson
http://jowilliamsonmusic.blogspot.com/
https://jowilliamson.bandcamp.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 7:00 pm
Joni and Paul : The music of Joni Mitchell and Paul Simon performed by Peter Calo and Anne Carpenter with John Lissauer Schoolhouse
3 OWENS ROAD North Salem, NY 10560
Phone: 914-277-8477
Price: $25.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.schoolhousetheater.org/
Join us for an evening of iconic songs that helped define the music for generation.The melodies, lyrics and harmonies. Listen to well known hits such as Both Sides Now, The Boxer, Chelsea Morning , Me and Julio as well as deep tracks such as Cold Blue Steel, Duncan, A Case Of You, So Long, America and many many more.
Please join Peter, Anne and John as they bring this memorable music to life!!!
Please join Peter, Anne and John as they bring this memorable music to life!!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3:00 PM
Tribes Hill Open Mic BeanRunner Cafe
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, New York 10566 United States
Phone: (914) 737-1701
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com/
Free!
All Welcome
3:00
Sign up begins at 2:30
Food & Drinks Served
All Welcome
3:00
Sign up begins at 2:30
Food & Drinks Served
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1:30 PM to 4:00 PM
Mara Levine "Facetsof Folk" CD Release Event Borderline Folk Music Club at the Nanuet Library
149 Church StNanuet, NY
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://borderlinefolkmusicclub.org/
Mara Levine has been called one of the best singers of her generation by Christine Lavin. Her new CD, Facets of Folk", is a beautiful collection of original interpretations of songs from traditional to contemporary, with a theme of social conscience running throughout and beautiful multipart harmony arrangements. The CD was #1 on the January FOLK DJ chart, "Daughters and Sons" was the #1 song and Mara was the #1 artist.
Mara will be supported by a number of musicians appearing on the album - Gathering Time, Caroline Cutroneo, Robin Greenstein, Barbara Novick, Terry Kitchen, John Guth, Jan Alba and The Whispering Tree.
Gathering Time, who will be performing the second half of the show, is a folk rock harmony trio best described as a co-ed Crosby, Stills and Nash with a bit of the Byrds and a jot of Joni Mitchell. Group members are Stuart Markus, Gerry McKeveny and Hillary Foxsong. They perform a combination of original music and classic 1960s folk rock along with re-imagined Traditional Music. Their most recent CD, "Keepsake" was #1 in March, 2016 when they were also #1 artist of the month with a #1 song.
The legendary Si Kahn says "With Facets of Folk Mara Levine solidifies her position as a folk force to be reckoned with. Her signature sound shines through with thoughtful song choices, creative harmonies, rich instrumentation and her own exuberant singing. With an emphasis on songs that make a difference, Mara has created music that is very much for today, but also for years to come."
Mara will be supported by a number of musicians appearing on the album - Gathering Time, Caroline Cutroneo, Robin Greenstein, Barbara Novick, Terry Kitchen, John Guth, Jan Alba and The Whispering Tree.
Gathering Time, who will be performing the second half of the show, is a folk rock harmony trio best described as a co-ed Crosby, Stills and Nash with a bit of the Byrds and a jot of Joni Mitchell. Group members are Stuart Markus, Gerry McKeveny and Hillary Foxsong. They perform a combination of original music and classic 1960s folk rock along with re-imagined Traditional Music. Their most recent CD, "Keepsake" was #1 in March, 2016 when they were also #1 artist of the month with a #1 song.
The legendary Si Kahn says "With Facets of Folk Mara Levine solidifies her position as a folk force to be reckoned with. Her signature sound shines through with thoughtful song choices, creative harmonies, rich instrumentation and her own exuberant singing. With an emphasis on songs that make a difference, Mara has created music that is very much for today, but also for years to come."
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:00PM to 7:30PM
Natalia Zukerman River Spirit Music House Concert Series
47 Jefferson AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, New York 10706
Phone: 347-MUSIC-76
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: River Spirit Music
Website: https://www.riverspiritmusic.com
NATALIA ZUKERMAN
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2019
HOUSE CONCERT: SUGGESTED DONATION $20
DOORS/POTLUCK DINNER: 4:00 PM
MUSIC: 5:00 PM
“Natalia’s voice could send an orchid into bloom while her guitar playing can open a beer bottle with its teeth.”-New Yorker
“a strutting brass band one minute, a sighing lover the next.”-The Boston Globe
“a wise mix of rootsy styles from torch blues to country swing. If you’re a fan of Madeleine Peyroux, Bonnie Raitt or even Amy Winehouse, you’ll find stuff to connect with here.”-Philadelphia Daily News, UK
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 p.m. to 10:00 pm
Fred Gillen Jr Monthly Residency The Tapp
17 North BroadwayTarrytown, NY
Phone: (914) 703-6022
Website: https://www.thetappny.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Monthly Residency Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://www.fredgillenjr.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:30 PM
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering
hosted by Ted Horan
378 Read Ave.
Yonkers, NY 10707
(914) 337-4953
edwardhoran25@gmail.com
We hold monthly gatherings that include a song circle on the first Monday of every month. Sometimes we change the date to accommodate holidays; the specifics are posted on our calendar. They begin at 6:30 with dinner prep and music. We have our traditional pasta and salad dinner with potluck additions at 7 pm. After dinner music continues until about 10:30 with our collaborative song circle that includes music makers and music lovers from the Tribes Hill community and newly invited guests. We respectfully fit into the space offered us with about 20 - 25 people and plenty of acoustic music and song to share. We even help cleanup!
Want to host a gathering?
email Rick Rock at fmrock@live.com or phone him at (914) 564-9212
378 Read Ave.
Yonkers, NY 10707
(914) 337-4953
edwardhoran25@gmail.com
We hold monthly gatherings that include a song circle on the first Monday of every month. Sometimes we change the date to accommodate holidays; the specifics are posted on our calendar. They begin at 6:30 with dinner prep and music. We have our traditional pasta and salad dinner with potluck additions at 7 pm. After dinner music continues until about 10:30 with our collaborative song circle that includes music makers and music lovers from the Tribes Hill community and newly invited guests. We respectfully fit into the space offered us with about 20 - 25 people and plenty of acoustic music and song to share. We even help cleanup!
Want to host a gathering?
email Rick Rock at fmrock@live.com or phone him at (914) 564-9212
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2pm to 5pm
Scoot Horton & Marlena Peters Captain Lawrence Brewing Company
444 Saw Mill River RoadElmsford, New York 105232
Website: https://www.captainlawrencebrewing.com
Scoot Horton plays Alt Country/Folk originals and covers. He is joined by Marlena Peters.
Scoot started his mystic career playing hardcore punk in the NYC scene for 20 years. In 2015 he released his solo debut "Six 2 Seven" after leaving the punk behind and picking up an acoustic guitar.
Marlena Peters has performed with Scoot for the last two years. Marlena is a music teacher passing along her love of music to her students. She has performed that the United Nations, many benefits, and all over NY. She adds a pop touch to Scoots country songs.
Scoot started his mystic career playing hardcore punk in the NYC scene for 20 years. In 2015 he released his solo debut "Six 2 Seven" after leaving the punk behind and picking up an acoustic guitar.
Marlena Peters has performed with Scoot for the last two years. Marlena is a music teacher passing along her love of music to her students. She has performed that the United Nations, many benefits, and all over NY. She adds a pop touch to Scoots country songs.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 11pm
Peter Calo Returns To The Bean Runner Café with Jeff Eyrich and Chris Marshak The Bean Runner Café
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914.737.1701
Price: $15.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com/
Peter Calo voice/guitars with Jeff Eyrich/bass and Chris Marshak/drums
The boys will be in concert at the Bean Runner Café.
A very cool, intimate venue with a warm listening atmosphere as well as great food and drinks.
We will be performing Playing songs from “Time Machine” and “Wired To The Moon” some new songs and some personal favorites by others.
Peter Calo…"one of the most engaging performers in the biz"
"Time Out" magazine, London
"Calo is Captivating…Peter is a masterful guitarist... "
The Boston Globe
“Calo’s performance was nothing short of original. He brought all of his musical inspiration to the stage.”
Daily Herald – Greater Chicago
“Peter should be heard and appreciated. What a joy and what a find..”
Carly Simon
The boys will be in concert at the Bean Runner Café.
A very cool, intimate venue with a warm listening atmosphere as well as great food and drinks.
We will be performing Playing songs from “Time Machine” and “Wired To The Moon” some new songs and some personal favorites by others.
Peter Calo…"one of the most engaging performers in the biz"
"Time Out" magazine, London
"Calo is Captivating…Peter is a masterful guitarist... "
The Boston Globe
“Calo’s performance was nothing short of original. He brought all of his musical inspiration to the stage.”
Daily Herald – Greater Chicago
“Peter should be heard and appreciated. What a joy and what a find..”
Carly Simon
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3:00 PM
Tribes Hill Presents: All Wheel Drive BeanRunner Cafe
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, New York 10566 United States
Phone: (914) 737-1701
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.beanrunnercafe.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr and Sarah Browne Good Choice Kitchen
147 Main St.Ossining, NY 10510 United States
Phone: 914.930.1591
Price: $5.00
Website: https://goodchoicekitchen.com
Great vegan food, two good singer/songwriters. They will sing a few songs together!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1:00 PM
The Kennedys Guitar Workshop Borderline Folk Music Club at the Nanuet Library
149 Church StreetNanuet, NY
Price: $40.00
GUITAR WORKSHOPS with THE KENNEDYS
Maura Kennedy will show how muting and dynamics can add fullness to arrangements and how secret "Kennedy Chord" voicings give standard tuning the depth and power of open tunings.
Pete will offer guidance with arrangement ideas for your original song or cover in any stage of development. Other class members can offer constructive comments.
Limited to 12 participants. Reserve your spot today - email Greta - Intrend @yahoo.com
Maura Kennedy will show how muting and dynamics can add fullness to arrangements and how secret "Kennedy Chord" voicings give standard tuning the depth and power of open tunings.
Pete will offer guidance with arrangement ideas for your original song or cover in any stage of development. Other class members can offer constructive comments.
Limited to 12 participants. Reserve your spot today - email Greta - Intrend @yahoo.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3:00
The Kennedys Borderline Folk Music Club at the Nanuet Library
149 Church StreetNanuet, NY
Price: $25.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Borderline Folk Music Club presents The Kennedys at the Nanuet Library. If you've heard them, you know why you will want to come. If you haven't heard them, come. We promise you will not be disappointed.
Discount tickets available on the Borderline website.
See the separate posting for the guitar workshop being offered prior to the concert.
Discount tickets available on the Borderline website.
See the separate posting for the guitar workshop being offered prior to the concert.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:30 PM
Tribes Hill Business Meeting Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, NY 10595
Phone: 914-564-9212
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 p.m. to 10:00 pm
Fred Gillen Jr Monthly Residency The Tapp
17 North BroadwayTarrytown, NY
Phone: (914) 703-6022
Website: https://www.thetappny.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Dark Roots L.I.C. Bar
45-58 Vernon Blvd.Long Island City, New York 11101
Phone: 718 786-5400
Website: https://www.licbar.com/
Hosted by Emily Frembgen with performances by:
Jo Williamson 5:30
Clare O'Kane 5:50
Rebecca 6:10
Kris Lefcoe 6:30
Renée Heitman 6:50
Lorraine Leckie 7:10
Emily Frembgen 7:30
LIC Bar is a classic New York City watering hole in the hottest neighborhood in Queens. You’ll find the bar’s 100-year-old history – an antique wood bar, original tin ceilings, brick walls – paired with a beautiful outdoor garden and a great friendly crowd – only one subway stop from Manhattan. Call it an oasis of authentic New York in the midst of gleaming new condo towers and a fantastic Manhattan view.
Jo Williamson 5:30
Clare O'Kane 5:50
Rebecca 6:10
Kris Lefcoe 6:30
Renée Heitman 6:50
Lorraine Leckie 7:10
Emily Frembgen 7:30
LIC Bar is a classic New York City watering hole in the hottest neighborhood in Queens. You’ll find the bar’s 100-year-old history – an antique wood bar, original tin ceilings, brick walls – paired with a beautiful outdoor garden and a great friendly crowd – only one subway stop from Manhattan. Call it an oasis of authentic New York in the midst of gleaming new condo towers and a fantastic Manhattan view.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4:00 PM to 6:30 PM
Joe Jencks / Judy Kass Ethical Culture Society of Bergen County
687 Larch AveTeaneck, NJ 07666
Phone: 201-836-5187
Price: $22.50
Website: https://www.ethicalbrew.org
Joe Jencks
Joe Jencks is an 18-year veteran of the international folk circuit, an award-winning songwriter, and celebrated vocalist based in Chicago. Merging conservatory training with his Irish roots and working-class upbringing, Joe delivers engaged musical narratives filled with heart, soul, groove and grit. Having penned several #1 Folksongs including the ever-relevant Lady of The Harbor, Jencks is also co-founder of the harmony trio, Brother Sun. From Festivals like Falcon Ridge, Kerrville, Mariposa, and Old Songs, to venues like Lincoln Center and Carnegie Hall, Jencks has enthralled diverse audiences with his approachable style. Joe is noted for his unique merging of musical beauty, social consciousness, and spiritual exploration. Blending well-crafted instrumentals and vivid songwriting, Jencks serves it all up with a lyric baritone voice that has the edgy richness of a good sea-salt caramel.
Joe has a dozen CD releases to his credit, most recently The Forgotten (2018), and is the recipient of dozens of songwriting honors and awards as well. He has performed on stage with some of the greatest names in folk including Pete Seeger, Susan Werner, Holly Near and John McCutcheon plus many others. Throughout his work, he weaves a diverse web of stories with brilliant musical skill, ensnaring even the most rigid of hearts, inviting them to open.
Judy Kass
Growing up in a family of musicians, New York-based Judy Kass began playing at an early age moving from her classical piano training to accompanying the songs she soon started to write on both keyboard and guitar. Her music reflected the diverse genres and styles of the musicians she listened to from Laura Nyro, Janis Ian, Joni Mitchell, and Neil Young to Miles Davis, Sarah Vaughn, Keith Jarrett and Rachmaninoff.
Judy spent her teens and early twenties making music but graduate studies and other life ventures drew her away from regular performance although she continued to write and play. A passion for music education led her to found a community program (MusicWorks) in 2008 that provides talented students from low income families the opportunity to receive private lessons and mentoring. Funded by grants and community donations, MusicWorks has continued to grow since its inception giving students and their families the gift of serious music study and professional live performances.
The loss of nearly 300 colleagues to the 9/11 terror attacks propelled a shift in focus to healing herself and others and a return to her first love of acoustic music performance. The stories she gathered along the way together with some of her own would inspire the songs that grace Judy's debut album, Better Things (2014) and her recently released album Beyond the Ash and Steel (2016). Both albums have received strong airplay, appearing on the Folk DJ List of Top Albums and Songs charts for months after their release and on the Folk DJ List of Top albums for the years 2014 and 2016 respectively. She can be heard in a variety of regional venues as well as on the airwaves as both albums continue to gain national attention in the folk music arena.
Joe Jencks is an 18-year veteran of the international folk circuit, an award-winning songwriter, and celebrated vocalist based in Chicago. Merging conservatory training with his Irish roots and working-class upbringing, Joe delivers engaged musical narratives filled with heart, soul, groove and grit. Having penned several #1 Folksongs including the ever-relevant Lady of The Harbor, Jencks is also co-founder of the harmony trio, Brother Sun. From Festivals like Falcon Ridge, Kerrville, Mariposa, and Old Songs, to venues like Lincoln Center and Carnegie Hall, Jencks has enthralled diverse audiences with his approachable style. Joe is noted for his unique merging of musical beauty, social consciousness, and spiritual exploration. Blending well-crafted instrumentals and vivid songwriting, Jencks serves it all up with a lyric baritone voice that has the edgy richness of a good sea-salt caramel.
Joe has a dozen CD releases to his credit, most recently The Forgotten (2018), and is the recipient of dozens of songwriting honors and awards as well. He has performed on stage with some of the greatest names in folk including Pete Seeger, Susan Werner, Holly Near and John McCutcheon plus many others. Throughout his work, he weaves a diverse web of stories with brilliant musical skill, ensnaring even the most rigid of hearts, inviting them to open.
Judy Kass
Growing up in a family of musicians, New York-based Judy Kass began playing at an early age moving from her classical piano training to accompanying the songs she soon started to write on both keyboard and guitar. Her music reflected the diverse genres and styles of the musicians she listened to from Laura Nyro, Janis Ian, Joni Mitchell, and Neil Young to Miles Davis, Sarah Vaughn, Keith Jarrett and Rachmaninoff.
Judy spent her teens and early twenties making music but graduate studies and other life ventures drew her away from regular performance although she continued to write and play. A passion for music education led her to found a community program (MusicWorks) in 2008 that provides talented students from low income families the opportunity to receive private lessons and mentoring. Funded by grants and community donations, MusicWorks has continued to grow since its inception giving students and their families the gift of serious music study and professional live performances.
The loss of nearly 300 colleagues to the 9/11 terror attacks propelled a shift in focus to healing herself and others and a return to her first love of acoustic music performance. The stories she gathered along the way together with some of her own would inspire the songs that grace Judy's debut album, Better Things (2014) and her recently released album Beyond the Ash and Steel (2016). Both albums have received strong airplay, appearing on the Folk DJ List of Top Albums and Songs charts for months after their release and on the Folk DJ List of Top albums for the years 2014 and 2016 respectively. She can be heard in a variety of regional venues as well as on the airwaves as both albums continue to gain national attention in the folk music arena.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:00PM to 7:30PM
Barnaby Bright River Spirit Music House Concert Series
47 Jefferson AvenueHastings On Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: 347-MUSIC-76
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: River Spirit Music
Website: https://www.riverspiritmusic.com
BARNABY BRIGHT
SUNDAY, MARCH 31, 2019
HOUSE CONCERT: SUGGESTED DONATION $20
DOORS/POTLUCK DINNER: 4:00 PM
MUSIC: 5:00 PM
Their most recent album, "This is Life," coming in late 2018, was co-produced with Cason Cooley (Ingrid Michaelson, Matt Kearney) and speaks to where they've been, who they are, what they want and where they're going. It's smart pop with an authentic Americana stamp, not the other way round. Somewhere in there they got married, but they'd rather not talk about that.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:30 PM
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering
Charlie Copeland hosts
16 Windsor Road
Hastings on Hudson, NY 10706
(914) 478-3692
If the street gets crowded (parking on the north side only), some folks can park in the driveway to the "right" of the house (16 Windsor Rd), a long driveway which can accommodate 4 or 5 cars.
We hold monthly gatherings that include a song circle on the first Monday of every month. Sometimes we change the date to accommodate holidays; the specifics are posted on our calendar. They begin at 6:30 with dinner prep and music. We have our traditional pasta and salad dinner with potluck additions at 7 pm. After dinner music continues until about 10:30 with our collaborative song circle that includes music makers and music lovers from the Tribes Hill community and newly invited guests. We respectfully fit into the space offered us with about 20 - 25 people and plenty of acoustic music and song to share. We even help cleanup!
Want to host a gathering?
email Rick Rock at fmrock@live.com or phone him at (914) 564-9212
16 Windsor Road
Hastings on Hudson, NY 10706
(914) 478-3692
If the street gets crowded (parking on the north side only), some folks can park in the driveway to the "right" of the house (16 Windsor Rd), a long driveway which can accommodate 4 or 5 cars.
We hold monthly gatherings that include a song circle on the first Monday of every month. Sometimes we change the date to accommodate holidays; the specifics are posted on our calendar. They begin at 6:30 with dinner prep and music. We have our traditional pasta and salad dinner with potluck additions at 7 pm. After dinner music continues until about 10:30 with our collaborative song circle that includes music makers and music lovers from the Tribes Hill community and newly invited guests. We respectfully fit into the space offered us with about 20 - 25 people and plenty of acoustic music and song to share. We even help cleanup!
Want to host a gathering?
email Rick Rock at fmrock@live.com or phone him at (914) 564-9212
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
Joe Jack Talcum (Dead Milkmen) solo/acoustic Lucy's Lounge
446 Bedford RdPleasantville, NY 10570
Phone: 914-747-4740
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.liveatlucys.com
Joe Jack Talcum is the guitarist/co-lead vocalist of the Philly punk band The Dead Milkmen. They are remembered for songs like "Bitchin' Camaro" and the MTV hit "Punk Rock Girl" among others. He was also in the band The Low Budgets that released 3 cd's in the early 2000's. Joe performs quite often solo/acoustic having released many solo recordings.
wwwjacktalcum.com
Scoot Horton and Marlena Peters will be opening for Joe Jack Talcum. Scoot and Marlena will be playing their mixture of alt country, cow punk, and pop. Scoot still wears his punk influences on his sleeve.
www.scoothorton.com
This is a rare chance to catch Joe Jack Talcum in Westchester County, NY.
wwwjacktalcum.com
Scoot Horton and Marlena Peters will be opening for Joe Jack Talcum. Scoot and Marlena will be playing their mixture of alt country, cow punk, and pop. Scoot still wears his punk influences on his sleeve.
www.scoothorton.com
This is a rare chance to catch Joe Jack Talcum in Westchester County, NY.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Monthly Residency Coffee Labs
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://www.fredgillenjr.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 11pm
Larry Kolker Trio at the Green Growler The Green Growler
4 Croton Point AvenueCroton-on-Hudson, NY
Phone: (914) 862-0961
Website: https://www.thegreengrowler.com
The Trio returns to the Green Growler with an alternative lineup:
Larry as always on guitar, harp and vocals
Philip Sticks Levine on drums and yelling out loud
And featuring Sara Murphy, an astounding vocalist!
See you there.
Larry as always on guitar, harp and vocals
Philip Sticks Levine on drums and yelling out loud
And featuring Sara Murphy, an astounding vocalist!
See you there.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM
An Acoustic Afternoon with Lipkin & Hitt and Meghan Cary BeanRunner Cafe
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, New York 10566 United States
Phone: (914) 737-1701
Price: $10.00
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com/
Distinctive acoustic duo, Lipkin & Hitt, blend stunning songwriting, gorgeous harmonies, & polished musicianship, making their shows a breath of musical delight. Hitt is two-time acoustic musician of the year in his hometown of Pittsburgh and winner of multiple awards including Best New Folk Artist in NJ Folk Festival. LipkinÂ’s credits include award-winning songs, film & production work as well as having shared the stage with Steve Forbert, Dar Williams and many others.
From soulful songs of love and loss to empowering anthems of courage and heroism, Meghan Cary is renowned for her innate ability to connect with others through authentic story telling. www.meghancary.com
$10 admission. For reservations call 914-737-1701.
Come early! Great food, fine wine & beer.
From soulful songs of love and loss to empowering anthems of courage and heroism, Meghan Cary is renowned for her innate ability to connect with others through authentic story telling. www.meghancary.com
$10 admission. For reservations call 914-737-1701.
Come early! Great food, fine wine & beer.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 11 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Show The Green Growler
4 Croton Point AvenueCroton-on-Hudson, NY 10520
Phone: (914) 862-0961
Website: https://www.thegreengrowler.com
NYFA (New York Foundation For The Arts) grant recipient Fred Gillen Jr has released ten full-length albums, to great critical acclaim. He has performed all over the U.S. and Europe as a solo artist, and recently his work with the band The Greenheart has taken him to Nepal and India several times. His songs have been featured on ABC's "All My Children," NPR's "Car Talk," CMJ's New Music Marathon Sampler, and in 2012 his version of Woody Guthrie's "I Ain't Got No Home" was featured on "Pete Remembers Woody," a collection of Pete Seeger's spoken stories about Woody Guthrie. interspersed with various artists’ renditions of Guthrie’s songs. Like Seeger and Guthrie, Gillen’s lyrics often reflect both the hope and despair of the human condition, while his music illustrates the diversity of influences in the air when he was growing up in the 1970’s. His live performances are spontaneous and free, and he enjoys audience participation.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 p.m. to 10:00 pm
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Show The Tapp
17 North BroadwayTarrytown, NY
Phone: (914) 703-6022
Website: https://www.thetappny.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Show Hayfield's
1 Bloomer RoadNorth Salem, NY
Phone: (914) 669-8275
Website: https://hayfieldsmarket.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Tribes Hill Presents - A Kindred Songbook - CANCELLED BeanRunner Cafe
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, New York 10566 United States
Website: https://www.beanrunnercafe.com
Tribes Hill Presents - A Kindred Songbook - Cancelled
A portion of our Annual Meeting will be assigned to a special tribute to James Durst, Jack Hardy, Rob Morsberger, Terence Martin and other late artists from the Tribes Hill music community.
Our next BeanRunner show is May 19th with Jo Williamson and David Massengill.
A portion of our Annual Meeting will be assigned to a special tribute to James Durst, Jack Hardy, Rob Morsberger, Terence Martin and other late artists from the Tribes Hill music community.
Our next BeanRunner show is May 19th with Jo Williamson and David Massengill.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm to 10pm
Pesky J. Nixon with special guest Laura Sumnner Groovin' in New Fairfield Coffeehouse
New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Route 37New Fairfield, CT 06812 USA
Phone: 203-312-5665
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.groovininnewfairfield.com
New Fairfield, CT: Groovin’ in New Fairfield is thrilled to welcome back PESKY J. NIXON with special guest LAURA SUMNER on Saturday, April 27 2019 at 7:30pm, at the New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Route 37, New Fairfield, CT. Tickets are $10 and doors open at 6:45 pm.
Advance Tickets can be purchased at the NF Sr. Center (203-312-5665) or by mail. Payments made by mail should be payable to Groovin’ in New Fairfield, and sent to GINF c/o New Fairfield Sr. Center 33 Rt.37 New Fairfield, CT 06812 Please allow sufficient time when mailing. All Sales Are Final.
For additional information contact us at: grcoffeehouse@gmail.com or www.groovininnewfairfield.com
Enjoy a moderately priced dinner catered by Bruno’s Restaurant before the show. Choices include: Eggplant Rollatini, Chicken Francese, Pizza, Coffee, Tea, Hot Mulled Cider, Water, and Homemade Desserts
PESKY J NIXON: Bombastic yet brilliant, these boys from New England exude a genuine musical authenticity and mirth on stages up and down the East Coast. Drawing influences from contemporary urban balladeers, rowdy southern bluegrass, and the sardonic yet wry wit of New England’s localized folk scenes, Pesky J. Nixon (PJN) creates an atmosphere both inviting and challenging for audiences.
Compelling harmonies and narratives rein in disparate instrumentation including- zydeco style accordion, virtuosic mandolin, and a myriad of string instrumentation. Jay Moberg of Boston’s WUMB says of the group, “These guys represent what I love about music…great playing, thoughtful lyrics, and musicians who actually enjoy playing together!”
Similar praise for the band comes from Steve Morse, longtime Boston Globe correspondent and contributor to Billboard and Rolling Stone. “The name Pesky J. Nixon suggests a punk novelty act or the younger brother of Kinky Friedman. Fortunately for us, these guys are neither. They are a sublime group with an inspiring, eclectic approach to music topped by a folkish, living-room feel on their latest album, ‘Red Ducks.’ The album is rich in percussive acoustic guitar and a beautiful interweave of mandolin and accordion, abetted by multiple singers and songs with a spiritually uplifting focus. There are melodic covers of tracks by Bob Dylan and Tom Waits, but also gem-like treatments of tunes by Boston writers Tim Gearan and Jimmy Ryan. These songs aim for the soul and reach it.” www.peskyjnixon.com
LAURA SUMNER began her music career at the awkward age of 18 when she walked into a pub in Connecticut with guitar in hand and asked to perform. That on-the-spot audition (a rendition of the Allman Brothers’ Ramblin’ Man) led to an immediate offer for additional gigs.
She writes songs, too. After a 10-year hiatus of hiding out, she picked up the guitar again as a solo player. Live performances include original songs, favorite cover songs, and musical train wrecks. www.laurasumner.com
About Groovin’ in New Fairfield: Groovin’ in New Fairfield seeks to develop and promote ongoing, regularly scheduled live music programs in New Fairfield and surrounding areas. It is a non-profit organization supported by sponsors, local businesses, grants from charitable organizations and patron donations and is staffed by volunteers. It operates under the New Fairfield Parks and Recreation Commission. www.groovininnewfairfield.com
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Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM to 11:00 pm
Jo Williamson & Tony Geballe The Anyway Cafe
34 East 2nd StreetNew York, New York 10003
Phone: (212) 533-3412
Website: https://www.anywaycafe.com
Jo Williamson (vocals)
Tony Geballe (guitar)
Intimate Russian venue serving infused vodkas, caviar & other fare to the tune of live music.
https://www.facebook.com/AnywayCafeNYC
Tony Geballe (guitar)
Intimate Russian venue serving infused vodkas, caviar & other fare to the tune of live music.
https://www.facebook.com/AnywayCafeNYC
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.
The Greenheart: A River Runs Through Us Good Choice Kitchen
147 Main St.Ossining, NY 10510 United States
Phone: 914.930.1591
Website: https://goodchoicekitchen.com
Eco Folk Rock | creative solutions to climate challenges. Come see this preview show for our 2019 3-week "A River Runs Through Us" tour in Nepal!
Laura Bowman
james dean conklin
Julie Corbalis
Fred Gillen Jr.
Steve Kirkman
Jim Metzger
Peg Taylor
Elisa Zazzera
Laura Bowman
james dean conklin
Julie Corbalis
Fred Gillen Jr.
Steve Kirkman
Jim Metzger
Peg Taylor
Elisa Zazzera
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 pm to 10:30 pm
Carmina Burana Taghkanic Chorale Concert Holy Name of Mary Church
114 Grand StreetCroton-on-Hudson, NY 10520 USA
Phone: 1-800-838-3006
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.taghkanicchorale.org
Dramatic and compelling "Carmina Burana" established Carl Orff's place among famous 20th Century composers. The performance features two pianos with an array of percussion players. The concert includes the alignment of three choruses and works by Norman Dello Joio, Samuel Barber and Charles Ives.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4:00 pm to 6:30 pm
Carmina Burana Taghkanic Chorale Concert Holy Name of Mary Church
114 Grand StreetCroton-on-Hudson, NY 10520
Phone: 1-800-838-3006
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.taghkanicchorale.org
Dramatic and compelling "Carmina Burana" established Carl Orff's place among famous 20th Century composers. The performance features two pianos with an array of percussion players. The concert includes the alignment of three choruses and works by Norman Dello Joio, Samuel Barber and Charles Ives.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, New York 10595 United States
Phone: 914-564-9212
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering
Rick Rock hosts
We hold monthly gatherings that include a song circle on the first Monday of every month. Sometimes we change the date to accommodate holidays; the specifics are posted on our calendar. They begin at 6:30 with dinner prep and music. We have our traditional pasta and salad dinner with potluck additions at 7 pm. After dinner music continues until about 10:30 with our collaborative song circle that includes music makers and music lovers from the Tribes Hill community and newly invited guests. We respectfully fit into the space offered us with about 20 - 25 people and plenty of acoustic music and song to share. We even help cleanup!
Want to host a gathering?
email Rick Rock at fmrock@live.com or phone him at (914) 564-9212
Rick Rock hosts
We hold monthly gatherings that include a song circle on the first Monday of every month. Sometimes we change the date to accommodate holidays; the specifics are posted on our calendar. They begin at 6:30 with dinner prep and music. We have our traditional pasta and salad dinner with potluck additions at 7 pm. After dinner music continues until about 10:30 with our collaborative song circle that includes music makers and music lovers from the Tribes Hill community and newly invited guests. We respectfully fit into the space offered us with about 20 - 25 people and plenty of acoustic music and song to share. We even help cleanup!
Want to host a gathering?
email Rick Rock at fmrock@live.com or phone him at (914) 564-9212
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm to 9:30pm
Wheels Off Live@theUpstream
8 Main StreetHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
Price: $15.00
Website: https://www.riverspiritmusic.com
River Spirit Music presents Wheels Off, a southern-glazed crunch-groove odyssey. Based in New York, their original power rock brings people together around a good time. Taking shape in 2016 from the fumes of decades of band experiences around the country, they weave greasy originals with hazy improvisational jams.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 noon to 4 p.m.
The Greenheart Solar-Powered Music Science Barge
99 Dock StreetYonkers, NY
Website: https://www.groundworkhv.org/programs/science-barge/
Eco Folk Rock | creative solutions to climate challenges.
Laura Bowman
james dean conklin
Julie Corbalis
Fred Gillen Jr.
Steve Kirkman
Jim Metzger
Peg Taylor
Elisa Zazzera
Laura Bowman
james dean conklin
Julie Corbalis
Fred Gillen Jr.
Steve Kirkman
Jim Metzger
Peg Taylor
Elisa Zazzera
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm to 9:30pm
Tom Chapin- Jon Cobert -Peter Calo On BRIAN MUNI'S NEXT LIVE SONG RADIO Nyack Village Theater
142 Main St suite 110Nyack, NY 10960
Phone: (845) 826-2639
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://nyackvillagetheatre.ticketleap.com/
Come be a part of the audience for the recording/streaming of an amazing night of musical excellence! With folk icon, TOM CHAPIN, JON COBERT and PETER CALO! Master musicians and songwriters all. Sharing, jamming, telling their stories, singing their songs. On BRIAN MUNI'S NEXT LIVE SONG RADIO.
$10 buys you ticket, a drink and nibbles. Hurry! Space is very limited in this intimate setting!
$10 buys you ticket, a drink and nibbles. Hurry! Space is very limited in this intimate setting!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Show Sing Sing Kill Brewery
77 Spring StreetOssining, NY
Phone: (914) 502-0578
Website: https://www.singsingkillbrewery.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00pm to 10:00 pm
An Evening with Joe Crookston River Spirit Music
Price: $20.00
SOLD OUT
Please send email to peter@riverspiritmusic.com to be added to the waiting list.
One of our perennial favorites, Joe Crookston returns to our House Concert Series for a special Friday evening show.
Joe Crookston is a songwriter, guitarist, painter, fiddler, slide guitar player, eco-village member and believer in all things possible. He was named 2016 Folk Alliance International Artist-in-Residence.
If you've never seen a Joe Crookston show, he’ll surprise you and awaken the cynic in you. He plumbs for lyrical gold like a social archeologist. His songs are universal, his rhythm infectious and in concert, he is funny as hell one moment and transcendent the next. Most of all HE BELIEVES IN STORIES. At the end of the night, you’ll leave inspired.
“Joe is one of THE most exciting performers out there today. Smart, funny, accomplished, passionate…magnetic….he enthralls and uplifts people in a way few other artists can. Really…I have been at this a long, long time….and I rarely see this combination in a young artist. This is an artist that is being propelled forward via the Folk-DJs, word of mouth, grassroots…his fans telling friends…a real buzz, not manufactured hype. It is very exciting to be working with an artist like Joe: they don’t come along all that often.”
- David Tamulevich, Tamulevich Artist Management
“At every festival I hope to find the gift of one artist whose songwriting and performance stand out. Joe Crookston was that gift for me this year at the Philadelphia Folk Festival. Stunning performance, great songs, and not a word wasted! I LOVE That!”
- David Francey, Songwriter, Ontario
“Joe Crookston is decidedly one of today's standout troubadours.”
- Roots Music Examiner
Joe captured the audience from the opening seconds, and held them spellbound throughout the show. His show at the Kitchener Theatre was perhaps the finest concert I’ve presented in 16 years.”
Jack Cole, Registry Theatre, Kitchener, Ontario
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm to 9:15pm
The Levins' Caravan of Dawn CD Release Party The Nyack Center
58 Depew @BroadwayNyack, NY USA
Phone: 510-390-4903
Website: https://thelevinsmusic.com/
The Levins' Caravan of Dawn CD release party at the Nyack Center, with multi-media projection.
Ira and Julia will be joined by Pat Falco on bass and Chris Marshak on drums.
Special Guest: Judy Kass $20 at the door/ $15 advance
www.TheLevinsMusic.com/store
Ira and Julia will be joined by Pat Falco on bass and Chris Marshak on drums.
Special Guest: Judy Kass $20 at the door/ $15 advance
www.TheLevinsMusic.com/store
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 11pm
Peter Calo - Voice and Guitar Tap Room at the Kittle House
11 Kittle Rd, Chappaqua, NY 10514
Phone: (914) 666-8044
Website: https://www.kittlehouse.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3:30 PM to 6:00 PM
Tribes Hill Presents - Jo Williamson and David Massengill BeanRunner Cafe
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, New York 10566 United States
Phone: (914) 737-1701
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com/
By birth a Tennessean, David Massengill “emigrated” to the Greenwich Village folk scene in the mid-70’s, walking the same streets and playing the same storied coffee houses as Dylan and Van Ronk.




Thirty years later, he’s still walking those streets—but now he’s being recognized universally for his pivotal role in keeping the American folk music tradition alive. Called “a master of vivid lyrical imagery” (Boston Globe), David continues to create beautiful and poignant “story songs” that are intimate and relevant and tug at your emotions. Songs like "Rider On An Orphan Train“ a narrative ballad ringing with truth and anguish” (Washington Post), "Number One In America", a riveting and ironic civil rights anthem” (Boston Globe) and the biting political statement, "The Gambler", a thing of beauty about all things ugly” (Barry Crimmins).




His songs have been covered and recorded by Joan Baez, The Roches, Lucy Kaplansky, Tom Russell, Nanci Griffith and his mentor, Dave Van Ronk, who said David “took the dull out of dulcimer!” Notes Music Boulevard, “That David made the lap dulcimer his instrument of choice tells us a lot about the soft-spoken native of eastern Tennessee. He accompanies his performance with an instrument indelibly Appalachian, yet conquers even the most urban of musical communities. He does it without losing that remarkable gift for true storytelling.”




David has released six albums, eleven bootlegs and fourteen books to date, including “Partners in Crime”, the debut album of The FolkBrothers, David’s duo project with the late great Jack Hardy.


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Jo Williamson's musical oeuvre is a journey of the heart. Her work is personal and introspective. She shares with us the depth and intensity of a compelling inner world. Her songs are brilliantly crafted and are eloquently delivered with her exquisite voice. In 2018 she released her fifth recording of music, "Kidz Talk", a collection of original songs for kids of all ages. Her most popular track, "Sing a Little Song", is both a rousing affirmation and a simple plan for living. It could be an anthem for the inner child within us all.
Jo is a recent addition to the Tribes Hill community of Kindred Folk



Doors 3:00 PM
Hosts Susan Kane and Judy Kass Open: 3:30 PM
Jo Williamson and David Massengill: 4:00 PM
$10. Suggested Donation


Food & Drinks Served
Thirty years later, he’s still walking those streets—but now he’s being recognized universally for his pivotal role in keeping the American folk music tradition alive. Called “a master of vivid lyrical imagery” (Boston Globe), David continues to create beautiful and poignant “story songs” that are intimate and relevant and tug at your emotions. Songs like "Rider On An Orphan Train“ a narrative ballad ringing with truth and anguish” (Washington Post), "Number One In America", a riveting and ironic civil rights anthem” (Boston Globe) and the biting political statement, "The Gambler", a thing of beauty about all things ugly” (Barry Crimmins).




His songs have been covered and recorded by Joan Baez, The Roches, Lucy Kaplansky, Tom Russell, Nanci Griffith and his mentor, Dave Van Ronk, who said David “took the dull out of dulcimer!” Notes Music Boulevard, “That David made the lap dulcimer his instrument of choice tells us a lot about the soft-spoken native of eastern Tennessee. He accompanies his performance with an instrument indelibly Appalachian, yet conquers even the most urban of musical communities. He does it without losing that remarkable gift for true storytelling.”




David has released six albums, eleven bootlegs and fourteen books to date, including “Partners in Crime”, the debut album of The FolkBrothers, David’s duo project with the late great Jack Hardy.


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Jo Williamson's musical oeuvre is a journey of the heart. Her work is personal and introspective. She shares with us the depth and intensity of a compelling inner world. Her songs are brilliantly crafted and are eloquently delivered with her exquisite voice. In 2018 she released her fifth recording of music, "Kidz Talk", a collection of original songs for kids of all ages. Her most popular track, "Sing a Little Song", is both a rousing affirmation and a simple plan for living. It could be an anthem for the inner child within us all.
Jo is a recent addition to the Tribes Hill community of Kindred Folk



Doors 3:00 PM
Hosts Susan Kane and Judy Kass Open: 3:30 PM
Jo Williamson and David Massengill: 4:00 PM
$10. Suggested Donation


Food & Drinks Served
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:00 PM to Midnight
A Tribute to Bob Dylan The Heritage Bar and Restaurant
960 McLean AveYonkers, NY 10704
Website: https://www.heritagebarandrestaurant.com/
Celebrate Bob Dylan’s 78th Birthday on Friday, May 24th. Hastings' own "Elston Gunnn" will be playing Dylan songs at the warm and friendly Heritage Bar/Restaurant in Yonkers.
Friday, May 24th
9:00 to 12:00 PM
The Heritage Bar and Restaurant
960 McLean Ave, Yonkers, NY 10704
Phone: (914) 236-1956
Elston Gunnn are: Conrad Aamodt, Nick Bernstein, Stuart Cadenhead, Jason Jobe, Adam Olsen + special guests!
Friday, May 24th
9:00 to 12:00 PM
The Heritage Bar and Restaurant
960 McLean Ave, Yonkers, NY 10704
Phone: (914) 236-1956
Elston Gunnn are: Conrad Aamodt, Nick Bernstein, Stuart Cadenhead, Jason Jobe, Adam Olsen + special guests!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
RiverArts Music Tour RiverArts
Website: https://riverarts.org/music-tour/
The RiverArts Music Tour is an annual celebration of the depth and breadth of the Rivertowns music community.
Hear all genres of music performed in living rooms, cafes, parks, restaurants and porches. The 2018 tour featured 280 musicians, 120 performances, and 36 venues. Seasoned professionals, budding musicians, and everyone in between will perform.
About RiverArts
For over half a century, RiverArts has been the catalyst that connects performers, musicians and art-makers with Rivertowns audiences. Motivated by a belief in the power of art to bring insight and delight, RiverArts delivers programs that have repeatedly brought us together, welcomed newcomers, and created experiences that strengthen our sense of community. Become a member and enjoy a full-year of art, music and community!
Hear all genres of music performed in living rooms, cafes, parks, restaurants and porches. The 2018 tour featured 280 musicians, 120 performances, and 36 venues. Seasoned professionals, budding musicians, and everyone in between will perform.
About RiverArts
For over half a century, RiverArts has been the catalyst that connects performers, musicians and art-makers with Rivertowns audiences. Motivated by a belief in the power of art to bring insight and delight, RiverArts delivers programs that have repeatedly brought us together, welcomed newcomers, and created experiences that strengthen our sense of community. Become a member and enjoy a full-year of art, music and community!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 12:00 pm to 1:00
Tom From Nyack - RiverArts Music Tour The Upstream Gallery
8 Main StreetHastings on Hudson, NY 10706
On June 1st, Tom From Nyack will appear at The Upstream Galley as a part of the 2019 RiverArts Music Tour. This is the fourth time Tom has taken part in the Music Tour. It is a fabulous day of music. Over 120 performers in 40 venues starting at noon and running until midnight. Admission is FREE
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4 PM to 6 PM
The End of America in Concert! The Acoustic Cafe Music Series
Our Lady of Mercy Church, 2 Fremont AvePark Ridge, NJ 07656
Phone: 201-573-0718
Purchase Tickets: Acoustic Cafe
Website: https://www.cafeacoustic.org
The Acoustic Café Music Series returns this Spring for one show with The End of America!
Philadelphia natives The End of America (TEOA) caught the attention of the industry and fans alike with their debut release Steep Bay (2010), following up with the sophomore LP Shakey (2012) and the critically acclaimed eponymous S/T album in 2016. Their new single, “Break Away”, is due out June 7, 2019 on all digital and streaming platforms, the first in a series of new songs that will be released each month for the remainder of 2019.
The End of America is a band of friends that have found a kindred spirit in one another. The sound is centered on their voices, weaving 3 distinct leads into captivating harmonies over a solid foundation of folk, rock, and Americana. Fans often draw comparison to CSNY, The Avett Brothers, and Dawes. James Downes, Trevor Leonard and Brendon Thomas write songs that are rich with “soul-striking harmonies and folk-rock melodies.” -WXPN, The Key
The band was voted “Favorite New Artist” at the Philadelphia folk festival and “Most Wanted Artists” at the 2018 Falcon Ridge Folk Festival. The End of America is known for having a powerful live show that highlights their dynamic songwriting, harmonies and playful stage banter. They have performed at festivals across the east coast and midwest and have shared stages with Beck, David Bromberg and Larry Campbell.
www.theendofamericamusic.com
Doors open at 3:30 PM
Proceeds benefit the OLM Vallieres, Haiti Fund
Refreshments, Parking
4 PM show in the more intimate lower gathering space in the church
Philadelphia natives The End of America (TEOA) caught the attention of the industry and fans alike with their debut release Steep Bay (2010), following up with the sophomore LP Shakey (2012) and the critically acclaimed eponymous S/T album in 2016. Their new single, “Break Away”, is due out June 7, 2019 on all digital and streaming platforms, the first in a series of new songs that will be released each month for the remainder of 2019.
The End of America is a band of friends that have found a kindred spirit in one another. The sound is centered on their voices, weaving 3 distinct leads into captivating harmonies over a solid foundation of folk, rock, and Americana. Fans often draw comparison to CSNY, The Avett Brothers, and Dawes. James Downes, Trevor Leonard and Brendon Thomas write songs that are rich with “soul-striking harmonies and folk-rock melodies.” -WXPN, The Key
The band was voted “Favorite New Artist” at the Philadelphia folk festival and “Most Wanted Artists” at the 2018 Falcon Ridge Folk Festival. The End of America is known for having a powerful live show that highlights their dynamic songwriting, harmonies and playful stage banter. They have performed at festivals across the east coast and midwest and have shared stages with Beck, David Bromberg and Larry Campbell.
www.theendofamericamusic.com
Doors open at 3:30 PM
Proceeds benefit the OLM Vallieres, Haiti Fund
Refreshments, Parking
4 PM show in the more intimate lower gathering space in the church
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4:00PM to 6:00PM
Us! Judy Kass, Glen Roethel, and Amy Soucy. Susan Kane opens. BeanRunner Cafe
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566 USA
Phone: (914) 737-1701
Price: $10.00
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com/
Three award-winning singer-songwriters, Judy Kass, Glen Roethel, and Amy Soucy combine their eclectic talents and musical influences to encourage positive change, unity and dialogue.The trio spices their message-driven songs with luscious harmonies, robust melodies and unexpected twist and turns.
www.ustriomusic.com
www.ustriomusic.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:30 PM
Tribes Hill Monthly Gathering & Annual Meeting Prep Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, New York 10595 United States
Phone: 914-564-9212
Help needed to prepare for Saturday's Annual meeting.
Rick has had an arm injury and needs help lifting.
Pizza and salad will be served to volunteers.
Bring instruments! Music making will follow stage prep.
Rick has had an arm injury and needs help lifting.
Pizza and salad will be served to volunteers.
Bring instruments! Music making will follow stage prep.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
TRIBES HILL ANNUAL MEETING AND HOOTENANNY Hammond House
Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.,
Valhalla, NY 10595
phone: 914-564-9212
TRIBES HILL ANNUAL MEETING AND HOOTENANNY
Open Mic, Potluck Dinner, Business Meeting, Collaborative Music Making Opportunities...
New board members, officers and volunteers needed.
Talk to Rick Rock (914-564-9212) if interested.
111 Grasslands Rd.,
Valhalla, NY 10595
phone: 914-564-9212
TRIBES HILL ANNUAL MEETING AND HOOTENANNY
Open Mic, Potluck Dinner, Business Meeting, Collaborative Music Making Opportunities...
New board members, officers and volunteers needed.
Talk to Rick Rock (914-564-9212) if interested.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr & Laura Bowman Resist Spectra Fundraiser Concert Bean Runner Cafe
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566 USA
Phone: (914) 737-1701
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com/
We need to raise $3,000 to get a copy of the court transcripts for the appeal in our "Pipe Crawlers" civil disobedience case. There is no admission charge, but a suggested donation of $20. It is like the metropolitan Museum of Art- pay what you can.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:00 PM
Robert Hill Band River Outpost Brewing Company
5 John Walsh Blvd.Peekskill, New York 10566 United States
Phone: 914-788-4555
Website: https://riveroutpostbrewing.com/
Come sit outside on their spacious deck overlooking the Hudson River, and enjoy the intoxicating sounds of the Robert Hill Band. Full band for this one!
River Outpost Brewing Co. is Westchester’s newest craft beer brewery at Charles Point in Peekskill, NY. Featuring a wide range of original beers, from IPAs to pilsners to stouts, brewed on location. Part of the Factoria complex which includes fine dining at Fin & Brew and indoor arcade fun at Spins Gallery.
River Outpost Brewing Co. is Westchester’s newest craft beer brewery at Charles Point in Peekskill, NY. Featuring a wide range of original beers, from IPAs to pilsners to stouts, brewed on location. Part of the Factoria complex which includes fine dining at Fin & Brew and indoor arcade fun at Spins Gallery.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Clearwater Festival Croton Point Park
Croton-on-Hudson, NY
The 2019 Clearwater Festival will take place on Saturday and Sunday, June 15 and 16 at Croton Point Park in Croton-on-Hudson, Westchester County, NY. Festival gates open to attendees at 9AM.
Clearwater Festival (aka “The Great Hudson River Revival” or “Revival”) features seven sustainably powered stages with diverse music, dance, storytelling and family-oriented programming as well as a juried Handcrafters’ Village, the Green Living Expo, the Working Waterfront with small boat exhibits and rides, the Artisanal Food & Farm Market, environmental education displays and exhibits, and the Circle of Song where audience participation is the focus. The festival is wheelchair accessible and stage programming is staffed with American Sign Language interpreters.
Inspired by Pete Seeger’s desire to clean up the river over forty years ago, The Great Hudson River Revival initially helped raise the funds to build the sloop Clearwater, which has since become a world-renowned floating classroom and a symbol of effective grassroots action. Today, Hudson River Sloop Clearwater, Inc. is a non-profit organization that sails at the forefront of the nation’s environmental challenges. The revenue raised by the Revival goes to support Clearwater’s numerous educational programs and its work toward environmental and social justice—as well as keeping the sloop Clearwater afloat.
Clearwater Festival (aka “The Great Hudson River Revival” or “Revival”) features seven sustainably powered stages with diverse music, dance, storytelling and family-oriented programming as well as a juried Handcrafters’ Village, the Green Living Expo, the Working Waterfront with small boat exhibits and rides, the Artisanal Food & Farm Market, environmental education displays and exhibits, and the Circle of Song where audience participation is the focus. The festival is wheelchair accessible and stage programming is staffed with American Sign Language interpreters.
Inspired by Pete Seeger’s desire to clean up the river over forty years ago, The Great Hudson River Revival initially helped raise the funds to build the sloop Clearwater, which has since become a world-renowned floating classroom and a symbol of effective grassroots action. Today, Hudson River Sloop Clearwater, Inc. is a non-profit organization that sails at the forefront of the nation’s environmental challenges. The revenue raised by the Revival goes to support Clearwater’s numerous educational programs and its work toward environmental and social justice—as well as keeping the sloop Clearwater afloat.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
American Roots Music Festival Caramoor
149 Girdle Ridge RoadKatonah, NY 10536
Phone: 914-232-1252
Website: https://www.caramoor.org
American Roots Music Festival
The Milk Carton Kids
Amythyst Kiah and more!
Full Festival: $40, $52, $61, $72, $82, $92
Day Only: Adult $30, Child $15
The Milk Carton Kids
Amythyst Kiah and more!
Full Festival: $40, $52, $61, $72, $82, $92
Day Only: Adult $30, Child $15
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.
The Greenheart: A River Runs Through Us The Upstream Gallery
8 Main StreetHastings on Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: (914) 674-8548
Website: https://upstreamgallery.com
This is the opening of Jim Metzger's show of photographs from the Greenheart's three trips to Nepal and one trip to India. It is a fundraiser for this work, and will feature a talk by Jim and a set of music by the band. There will be prints for sale, as well as CDs, T-shirts, and some goodies brought back from Nepal. http://www.thegreenheart.solutions
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:00 PM to 12:00 am
Bob Dylan Tribute The Heritage Bar and Restaurant
960 McLean AveYonkers, NY 10704
Website: https://www.heritagebarandrestaurant.com/
Hasting’s own "Elston Gunnn" will be playing Bob Dylan songs in an all acoustic show at the Heritage Bar and Restaurant in Yonkers.
No cover!
No cover!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
River Spirit Free Summer Music Series in Hastings-on-Hudson MacEachron Waterfront Park
MacEachron Waterfront ParkHastings-on-Hudson, New York United States
The River Spirit Music Series begins Tuesday evening (6/25) at MacEachron Waterfront Park with a wonderful duo: Birds of Chicago.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM
Jo Williamson American Folk Art Museum
2 Lincoln SquareNew York, NY
Website: https://folkartmuseum.org/programs/upcoming
Free Music Fridays
Music featured at the Free Music Fridays series thematically reflects the spirit of the self-taught art on view at the museum. Support the proceedings with a donation-based cash wine bar. Admission is always free.
Hosted by Lara Ewen.
Jo Williamson (5:30), Ali Aslam (6:05), and Sweet Soubrette (6:40)
The American Folk Art Museum is an art museum in the Upper West Side of Manhattan, at 2, Lincoln Square, Columbus Avenue at 66th Street. Since 1961 the American Folk Art Museum has been shaping the understanding of art by the self-taught through its exhibitions, publications, and educational programs. As a center of scholarship and by showcasing the creativity of individuals whose singular talents have been refined through experience rather than formal artistic training, the museum considers the historical, social, and artistic context of American culture. Its collection includes more than seven thousand artworks dating from the eighteenth century to the present, from compelling portraits and dazzling quilts to powerful works by living self-taught artists in a variety of mediums.
Music featured at the Free Music Fridays series thematically reflects the spirit of the self-taught art on view at the museum. Support the proceedings with a donation-based cash wine bar. Admission is always free.
Hosted by Lara Ewen.
Jo Williamson (5:30), Ali Aslam (6:05), and Sweet Soubrette (6:40)
The American Folk Art Museum is an art museum in the Upper West Side of Manhattan, at 2, Lincoln Square, Columbus Avenue at 66th Street. Since 1961 the American Folk Art Museum has been shaping the understanding of art by the self-taught through its exhibitions, publications, and educational programs. As a center of scholarship and by showcasing the creativity of individuals whose singular talents have been refined through experience rather than formal artistic training, the museum considers the historical, social, and artistic context of American culture. Its collection includes more than seven thousand artworks dating from the eighteenth century to the present, from compelling portraits and dazzling quilts to powerful works by living self-taught artists in a variety of mediums.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30PM to 9:30Pm
Susan Kane at Wine, Women & Songs Hunt Hill Farm
44 Upland Road New Milford, CT 06776
Phone: 860 355-0300
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: Hunt Hill Farm
A special songwriters circle with Kelly Flint, Sarah Browne and Kristin Flagg
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Redding Rock 'N Roots Revival Lonetown Farm
Redding, Ct
Price: $15.00
Website: https://rockinrootsrevival.org/
Rock ’N Roots Music Festival benefitting the Redding Historical Society with Bone Dry Trio, Chris Daly & Conor Brennan, Lara Schuler, Jo Williamson, Amber Anchor, Union Rail, Open Road & Red Hots. Fireworks at 9:30.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4:00 PM to 10:00 pm
Tribes Hill 4th of July Gathering Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, New York 10595
Happy Birthday Tribes Hill!
Celebrating 20 years of Tribes Hill (July 4th, 1999)
Barbecue with beef and veggie burgers, hotdogs, potato salad, corn on the cob, tossed salad and watermelon.
Potluck welcome as always.
BYOB
Song Circle (inside) Acoustic Jam (outside)
Begins after 4:00 PM
Food served after 5:00 PM
Fireworks on the riverfront in Tarrytown and Peekskill after dark.
*****
Want to host a gathering?
email Rick Rock at fmrock@live.com or phone him at (914) 564-9212
Celebrating 20 years of Tribes Hill (July 4th, 1999)
Barbecue with beef and veggie burgers, hotdogs, potato salad, corn on the cob, tossed salad and watermelon.
Potluck welcome as always.
BYOB
Song Circle (inside) Acoustic Jam (outside)
Begins after 4:00 PM
Food served after 5:00 PM
Fireworks on the riverfront in Tarrytown and Peekskill after dark.
*****
Want to host a gathering?
email Rick Rock at fmrock@live.com or phone him at (914) 564-9212
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10:00 am to 12:00 pm
Susan Kane at the Pleasantville Farmers Market Pleasantville Farmers Market
Memorial Plaza off Manville RoadPleasantville, NY 10570
Website: https://www.pleasantvillefarmersmarket.org
Experience the Pleasantville Farmers Market, the largest, year-round farmers market in Westchester. Right in the center of Westchester County, and in the heart of a beautiful, historic walking village, the Market is perfectly positioned on your way to your destination or better yet, as a destination in itself. In April and May the Market benefits from three farms that have fresh, indoor-grown vegetables while we wait for outdoor fields to begin to produce. And weekly events such as the Pleasantville Farmers Market Music Series, Market Sprouts kids events, and Health & Culinary events all kick off on Memorial Day Weekend.
For a fifth year in a row (2014, 2015, 2016, 2017 & 2018) the Pleasantville Farmers Market has been voted Best Of Westchester by the readers of Westchester Magazine.
For a fifth year in a row (2014, 2015, 2016, 2017 & 2018) the Pleasantville Farmers Market has been voted Best Of Westchester by the readers of Westchester Magazine.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 12:00 pm
Pleasantville Music Festival Parkway Field
Pleasantville, New York United States
Website: https://www.pleasantvillemusicfestival.com
Saturday, July 13, the Pleasantville Music Festival will once again rock. Thousands of friends, families and lovers of live, world-class rock, setting out their chairs, blankets and tents, going up to the stage and dancing.
Food and drink, a beer & wine garden for the adults, fun activities to keep the kids happy, and a zero-waste program to keep the Earth happy. Plus stuff to buy, charities to learn about, and a warm, positive backyard vibe.
All combined with world-class headliners, breakout stars and local artists you need to know, hand-picked and brought to our stages by dedicated music fans.
It all happens right here on Parkway Field in beautiful Pleasantville, New York in the heart of Westchester County.
Food and drink, a beer & wine garden for the adults, fun activities to keep the kids happy, and a zero-waste program to keep the Earth happy. Plus stuff to buy, charities to learn about, and a warm, positive backyard vibe.
All combined with world-class headliners, breakout stars and local artists you need to know, hand-picked and brought to our stages by dedicated music fans.
It all happens right here on Parkway Field in beautiful Pleasantville, New York in the heart of Westchester County.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11:00 am
Huntington Folk Festival Heckscher Park
Route 25A and Prime Avenue Huntington, New York 11743 United States
Website: https://fmsh.org
Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter Loudon Wainwright III headlines the 14th Annual Huntington Folk Festival on Saturday, July 27, at Heckscher Park, located off Main Street (Route 25A) and Prime Avenue, in Huntington Village. Opening for Wainwright on the park’s [Harry] Chapin Rainbow Stage that evening will be his daughter, Lucy Wainwright Roche. Extending from 11 a.m. to 10:30 p.m., with a dinner break from 6-8 p.m., the free event – co-presented by the Folk Music Society of Huntington and the Huntington Arts Council – is part of the 54th Huntington Summer Arts Festival.
Few songwriters have laid out their lives in song as graphically as Loudon Wainwright III, a 2010 Grammy Award-winner (Best Traditional Folk Album) for High Wide & Handsome: The Charlie Poole Project (with two previous Grammy nominations for I’m Alright in 1985 and More Love Songs in 1986). The singer-songwriter, humorist and actor is, perhaps, best known for his 1972 novelty song “Dead Skunk (in the Middle of the Road).” Maintains Stephen Holden of The New York Times: “Mr. Wainwright has proved to be far and away the most candid diarist among the singer-songwriters who … brought confessional poetry into popular song…”
Prior to the evening concert, Michael Kornfeld, president of the Folk Music Society of Huntington and editor & publisher of AcousticMusicScene.com, will host a series of song swaps from 12-6 p.m. These will take place near a canopy tent on the upper lawn area overlooking the stage and will feature more than 30 artists/acts from half-a-dozen states and a Canadian province. Unlike the unplugged showcases of previous years, these will be amplified. The day’s musical festivities begin with an open mic-song circle at 11 a.m.
Among the artists who will showcase their talents during the afternoon are Lisa Bastoni, Belle of the Fall, Melanie Brulée, Christian Diana, Roger Street Friedman, Genevieve, Sharon Goldman, Loretta Hagen, Marion Halliday, Joe Iadanza, Susan Kane, Judy Kass, Terry Kitchen, Scott Krokoff, Mara Levine, The Levins, Lipkin & Hitt, Annie Mark, Catherine Miles & Jay Mafale, Kate Mills, Lois Morton, Grace Morrison, Claudia Nygaard, Siobhan O’Brien, Anne O’Rourke, Nico Padden, D.B. Rielly, Eugene Ruffolo, Hank Stone, Jonathan Tea, and Toby Tobias.
The complete festival schedule appears below:
11:00 Open Mic – Song Circle
12:00 LI Guys of Note: Roger Street Friedman, Scott Krokoff, Toby Tobias
12:30 Emerging Talents: Genevieve, Marion Halliday, Kate Mills, Anne O’Rourke
1:30 A Musical Mix: Christian Diana, Annie Mark, Lois Morton
2:00 NJ Songsters: Sharon Goldman, Loretta Hagen, Jonathan Tea
2:30 Terry Kitchen, Mara Levine, Eugene Ruffolo
3:00 Kerrville New Folk Winners 2019: Lisa Bastoni, D.B. Rielly
3:30 Tribes Hill – Hudson Valley Songsters: Susan Kane, Judy Kass, Lipkin & Hitt
4:00 A Trio of Duos: Belle of the Fall, The Levins, Catherine Miles & Jay Mafale
4:30 Women of Note: Melanie Brulée, Grace Morrison, Claudia Nygaard, Siobhan O’Brien
5:30 FMSH Members Song Swap: Joe Iadanza, Nico Padden, Hank Stone
6:00 Dinner Break
8:00 Lucy Wainwright Roche
8:30 Loudon Wainwright III
Festivalgoers are advised to bring lawn chairs and blankets and a picnic supper (or they can walk into Huntington Village and enjoy a meal at one of its many restaurants).
The Huntington Folk Festival is part of an extended folk and Americana weekend at Heckscher Park. Long Island talent will be spotlighted on Thursday night, July 25, with a shared bill featuring folk-harmony trio Gathering Time and singer-songwriter Christie Sweeney. On Friday night, July 26, the Crys Mathews Trio will grace the stage. Although both concerts are set for 8 p.m., Kornfeld will conduct a 7:15 p.m. special on-stage interview-conversation with Matthews, the grand-prize winner in the 2017 NewSong Music Performance & Songwriting Competition. Crystal Bowersox – a rising star whose influences span across folk-pop, classic rock, soul, blues and country – closes out the weekend on Sunday night.
The Huntington Summer Arts Festival is produced by the Town of Huntington, presented by the Huntington Arts Council, and sponsored in part by the New York State Council for the Arts, the County of Suffolk and Canon U.S.A.
Location: Heckscher Park, Huntington Village
Route 25A and Prime Avenue
Huntington, NY 11743
The Heckscher Museum is on the park grounds, and a small lot adjacent to it is reserved for Handicapped parking. Parking is permitted along the neighboring streets; do not block driveways. Immediately north of the park is a nose-in parking “lot” along Madison St., adjacent to the park. The Huntington Town Hall is across Rte. 25A from the park on the south side. There is a large parking lot behind Town Hall.
Few songwriters have laid out their lives in song as graphically as Loudon Wainwright III, a 2010 Grammy Award-winner (Best Traditional Folk Album) for High Wide & Handsome: The Charlie Poole Project (with two previous Grammy nominations for I’m Alright in 1985 and More Love Songs in 1986). The singer-songwriter, humorist and actor is, perhaps, best known for his 1972 novelty song “Dead Skunk (in the Middle of the Road).” Maintains Stephen Holden of The New York Times: “Mr. Wainwright has proved to be far and away the most candid diarist among the singer-songwriters who … brought confessional poetry into popular song…”
Prior to the evening concert, Michael Kornfeld, president of the Folk Music Society of Huntington and editor & publisher of AcousticMusicScene.com, will host a series of song swaps from 12-6 p.m. These will take place near a canopy tent on the upper lawn area overlooking the stage and will feature more than 30 artists/acts from half-a-dozen states and a Canadian province. Unlike the unplugged showcases of previous years, these will be amplified. The day’s musical festivities begin with an open mic-song circle at 11 a.m.
Among the artists who will showcase their talents during the afternoon are Lisa Bastoni, Belle of the Fall, Melanie Brulée, Christian Diana, Roger Street Friedman, Genevieve, Sharon Goldman, Loretta Hagen, Marion Halliday, Joe Iadanza, Susan Kane, Judy Kass, Terry Kitchen, Scott Krokoff, Mara Levine, The Levins, Lipkin & Hitt, Annie Mark, Catherine Miles & Jay Mafale, Kate Mills, Lois Morton, Grace Morrison, Claudia Nygaard, Siobhan O’Brien, Anne O’Rourke, Nico Padden, D.B. Rielly, Eugene Ruffolo, Hank Stone, Jonathan Tea, and Toby Tobias.
The complete festival schedule appears below:
11:00 Open Mic – Song Circle
12:00 LI Guys of Note: Roger Street Friedman, Scott Krokoff, Toby Tobias
12:30 Emerging Talents: Genevieve, Marion Halliday, Kate Mills, Anne O’Rourke
1:30 A Musical Mix: Christian Diana, Annie Mark, Lois Morton
2:00 NJ Songsters: Sharon Goldman, Loretta Hagen, Jonathan Tea
2:30 Terry Kitchen, Mara Levine, Eugene Ruffolo
3:00 Kerrville New Folk Winners 2019: Lisa Bastoni, D.B. Rielly
3:30 Tribes Hill – Hudson Valley Songsters: Susan Kane, Judy Kass, Lipkin & Hitt
4:00 A Trio of Duos: Belle of the Fall, The Levins, Catherine Miles & Jay Mafale
4:30 Women of Note: Melanie Brulée, Grace Morrison, Claudia Nygaard, Siobhan O’Brien
5:30 FMSH Members Song Swap: Joe Iadanza, Nico Padden, Hank Stone
6:00 Dinner Break
8:00 Lucy Wainwright Roche
8:30 Loudon Wainwright III
Festivalgoers are advised to bring lawn chairs and blankets and a picnic supper (or they can walk into Huntington Village and enjoy a meal at one of its many restaurants).
The Huntington Folk Festival is part of an extended folk and Americana weekend at Heckscher Park. Long Island talent will be spotlighted on Thursday night, July 25, with a shared bill featuring folk-harmony trio Gathering Time and singer-songwriter Christie Sweeney. On Friday night, July 26, the Crys Mathews Trio will grace the stage. Although both concerts are set for 8 p.m., Kornfeld will conduct a 7:15 p.m. special on-stage interview-conversation with Matthews, the grand-prize winner in the 2017 NewSong Music Performance & Songwriting Competition. Crystal Bowersox – a rising star whose influences span across folk-pop, classic rock, soul, blues and country – closes out the weekend on Sunday night.
The Huntington Summer Arts Festival is produced by the Town of Huntington, presented by the Huntington Arts Council, and sponsored in part by the New York State Council for the Arts, the County of Suffolk and Canon U.S.A.
Location: Heckscher Park, Huntington Village
Route 25A and Prime Avenue
Huntington, NY 11743
The Heckscher Museum is on the park grounds, and a small lot adjacent to it is reserved for Handicapped parking. Parking is permitted along the neighboring streets; do not block driveways. Immediately north of the park is a nose-in parking “lot” along Madison St., adjacent to the park. The Huntington Town Hall is across Rte. 25A from the park on the south side. There is a large parking lot behind Town Hall.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4:00 PM
Jo Williamson / Marie Lewis L.I.C. Bar
45-58 Vernon Blvd.Long Island City, New York 11101 United States
Phone: (718) 786-5400
Website: https://www.licbar.com/
LIC Bar is a classic New York City watering hole in the hottest neighborhood in Queens. You’ll find the bar’s 100-year-old history – an antique wood bar, original tin ceilings, brick walls – paired with a beautiful outdoor garden and a great friendly crowd – only one subway stop from Manhattan. Call it an oasis of authentic New York in the midst of gleaming new condo towers and a fantastic Manhattan view.
OUTDOOR CONCERT
4:00 PM Jo Williamson / Marie Lewis
5-8:00 PM PLANET QNS presents a salute to ARETHA FRANKLIN
OUTDOOR CONCERT
4:00 PM Jo Williamson / Marie Lewis
5-8:00 PM PLANET QNS presents a salute to ARETHA FRANKLIN
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
THE ENGLISHTOWN PROJECT River Spirit Music Waterfront Concert Series - Free!
MacEachron Waterfront ParkHastings on Hudson, NY 10706
Website: https://www.riverspiritmusic.com
River Spirit Music, in partnership with the Village of Hastings-on-Hudson, is back with the second annual Waterfront Concert Series! Free!
The Englishtown Project is a collective featuring members of New Riders of the Purple Sage, Assembly of Dust, Zen Tricksters and more. The band celebrates the Grateful Dead’s famed 9/3/77 show at Raceway Park in Englishtown, NJ.
The group includes guitarists Michael Falzarano, Rob Wolfson, and Tom Circosta, bassist Klyph Black, drummer Dave Diamond, vocalist Clare Maloney, and keyboardist Mookie Siegel. The band will be performing the music of Englishtown ’77, which also featured music from the New Riders of the Purple Sage and The Marshall Tucker Band.
The Englishtown Project is a collective featuring members of New Riders of the Purple Sage, Assembly of Dust, Zen Tricksters and more. The band celebrates the Grateful Dead’s famed 9/3/77 show at Raceway Park in Englishtown, NJ.
The group includes guitarists Michael Falzarano, Rob Wolfson, and Tom Circosta, bassist Klyph Black, drummer Dave Diamond, vocalist Clare Maloney, and keyboardist Mookie Siegel. The band will be performing the music of Englishtown ’77, which also featured music from the New Riders of the Purple Sage and The Marshall Tucker Band.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Falcon Ridge Folk Festival Falcon Ridge Folk Festival
44 County Road 7DHillsdale, NY 12529
Website: https://www.falconridgefolk.com
Confirmed performers for the 2019 Falcon Ridge Folk Festival:
Andrew VanNorstrand F/S/S, Annie & the Hedonists Sat, Annie Wenz F/S/S, Beth Molaro F/S/S, Beth Nielsen Chapman F/S, Bettman & Halpin F/S/S, BoDeans Sat, Buddy System F/S/S, Carolann Solebello S/S, Crys Matthews F/S/S, Emma’s Revolution F/S/S, The Falcon Ridge House Band F/S/S, The Gaslight Tinkers F/S/S, George Marshall with Wild Asparagus F/S/S, Hoopoe F/S/S, The Ivy Vine Players F/S/S, Jim & Madeline Christensen F/S/S, Justin Farren S/S, Kathryn Wedderburn F/S/S, Kerri Powers S/S, Low Lily F/S, Martyn Joseph F/S/S, Michael Allman & the Mile High Band Sun, Mid-City Aces S/S, Mustard’s Retreat F/S/S, Nerissa & Katryna Nields F/S/S, Pamela Means Band F/S, Patti O’Brien Melita F/S/S, Paul Rosenberg F/S/S, Pete’s Posse F/S/S, Quarter Horse S/S, The Rowan Brothers F/S/S, Ryanhood F/S/S, The Slambovian Circus of Dreams F/S/S, Stephen Kellogg F/S/S, The Storycrafters F/S/S, Tame Rutabaga F/S/S.
Our 2019 Friday Night Summer’s Eve Song Swap will feature Martyn Joseph, Beth Nielsen Chapman, Stephen Kellogg and Crys Matthews.
Andrew VanNorstrand F/S/S, Annie & the Hedonists Sat, Annie Wenz F/S/S, Beth Molaro F/S/S, Beth Nielsen Chapman F/S, Bettman & Halpin F/S/S, BoDeans Sat, Buddy System F/S/S, Carolann Solebello S/S, Crys Matthews F/S/S, Emma’s Revolution F/S/S, The Falcon Ridge House Band F/S/S, The Gaslight Tinkers F/S/S, George Marshall with Wild Asparagus F/S/S, Hoopoe F/S/S, The Ivy Vine Players F/S/S, Jim & Madeline Christensen F/S/S, Justin Farren S/S, Kathryn Wedderburn F/S/S, Kerri Powers S/S, Low Lily F/S, Martyn Joseph F/S/S, Michael Allman & the Mile High Band Sun, Mid-City Aces S/S, Mustard’s Retreat F/S/S, Nerissa & Katryna Nields F/S/S, Pamela Means Band F/S, Patti O’Brien Melita F/S/S, Paul Rosenberg F/S/S, Pete’s Posse F/S/S, Quarter Horse S/S, The Rowan Brothers F/S/S, Ryanhood F/S/S, The Slambovian Circus of Dreams F/S/S, Stephen Kellogg F/S/S, The Storycrafters F/S/S, Tame Rutabaga F/S/S.
Our 2019 Friday Night Summer’s Eve Song Swap will feature Martyn Joseph, Beth Nielsen Chapman, Stephen Kellogg and Crys Matthews.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8PM
Robert Hill Band The Bean Runner Café
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914.737.1701
Price: $15.00
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com/
Join The Robert Hill Band for an evening of sliding blues!! With Mark Murphy on bass, Paul Silverman on piano/keys, Eric Puente on drums, and special guest Paulina Hill on vocals.
His songs have been used extensively on television, including his song, “Long Rain",used for a Smirnoff Ice commercial which aired during the Super Bowl, and continued to run internationally for several years. His music has also been used on "Dexter", ''All My Children", 'Queer Eye For The Straight Guy", Canadian TV series, "Hell On Hooves".and numerous PSAs and radio spots. He has done extensive studio work as well, lending his slide guitar and arranging expertise to many commercials.
His songs have been used extensively on television, including his song, “Long Rain",used for a Smirnoff Ice commercial which aired during the Super Bowl, and continued to run internationally for several years. His music has also been used on "Dexter", ''All My Children", 'Queer Eye For The Straight Guy", Canadian TV series, "Hell On Hooves".and numerous PSAs and radio spots. He has done extensive studio work as well, lending his slide guitar and arranging expertise to many commercials.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:00 PM
Alek Sondra Bar Chord
10008 Cortelyou RoadDitmas Park Brooklyn, New York 10595 United States
Phone: (347) 240-6033
Website: https://barchordnyc.com
Alek Sondra's voice is the colour of Soulful Jazzy Blues tones and her performance is often improvisational with a Carribean flair.
MUSIC IS LOVE … AND WE ARE GIVING IT AWAY… RECEIVE LOVE
Bar Chord is located at 1008 Cortelyou Road in Ditmas Park Brooklyn. We are on a mission to serve up good drinks, good music and good times. Bar Chord offers a rotating selection of 8 craft beers on tap as well as an extensive selection of bottles and cans and an ever expanding inventory of small batch Tequilas and Mezcals as well as Whiskey, Bourbon, Scotch, and Rye. Our expansive backyard with mural painted by local artist Juan Carlos Pinto was named one of Brooklyn’s best outdoor drinking spots by Brooklyn Magazine (Fun drinking game see if you can spot one of the many locals who adorn the mural along with some great musical icons)
We welcome you to put some songs on the award winning jukebox and hang with the regulars, or get your groove on with one of the wide variety of live musical acts from Brooklyn and beyond. All shows start around 9PM and there is never a cover so come down and feed your soul with music.
And YES, those vintage guitars on the wall are for sale. Feel free to play one.
Bar Chord is located in Ditmas Park between Stratford Road and Coney Island Avenue.
MUSIC IS LOVE … AND WE ARE GIVING IT AWAY… RECEIVE LOVE
Bar Chord is located at 1008 Cortelyou Road in Ditmas Park Brooklyn. We are on a mission to serve up good drinks, good music and good times. Bar Chord offers a rotating selection of 8 craft beers on tap as well as an extensive selection of bottles and cans and an ever expanding inventory of small batch Tequilas and Mezcals as well as Whiskey, Bourbon, Scotch, and Rye. Our expansive backyard with mural painted by local artist Juan Carlos Pinto was named one of Brooklyn’s best outdoor drinking spots by Brooklyn Magazine (Fun drinking game see if you can spot one of the many locals who adorn the mural along with some great musical icons)
We welcome you to put some songs on the award winning jukebox and hang with the regulars, or get your groove on with one of the wide variety of live musical acts from Brooklyn and beyond. All shows start around 9PM and there is never a cover so come down and feed your soul with music.
And YES, those vintage guitars on the wall are for sale. Feel free to play one.
Bar Chord is located in Ditmas Park between Stratford Road and Coney Island Avenue.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Summer Hoot Ashokan Center
477 Beaverkill RdOlivebridge, NY
Website: https://hoot.love
AUGUST 23-25, 2019
A 3-day music festival at The Ashokan Center 477 Beaverkill Rd Olivebridge, NY 12461 (20 min from Woodstock.) The Summer Hoot is your source for family fun in nature, local food and crafts, and lyric-laden, foot-stomping, soul-soothing, fiddle-infused live music where the Catskills meet the Hudson River Valley.
Discover your new favorite bands, try your hand at blacksmithing, visit the sheep, go on a group hike to Cathedral Gorge, camp in a tent, sleep in a bunk, play music under the stars, sing by a campfire, learn to square dance, improve your juggling, participate in some cool music & dance workshops, see a film, bond with the trees, meet our craft vendors, eat local food, drink local beer and cider, try a hula hoop, see an old friend, make a new friend, sing an old song, and get inspiration for a new one.
Gates open Friday at 3:00 for folks who would like to come set up their tents and get comfy. Our "Pewter Posse" donors are invited to a kick-off happy hour with refreshments & tunes by Jay & Molly in the Pewter Shop Friday at 5:00pm. Food vendors start dinner around 6:00. Breakfast is vended indoors at 8:30-10:30am Sat/Sun and food vendors sell lunch, snacks and dinner 11am until late. Blacksmithing is noon-4pm Sat, Kids Zone activities run noon-5 Sat/Sun. Sunday everything wraps up by dusk. Email hoot@ashokancenter.org with any specific questions. Thanks! See you at The Hoot!! :)
THE SCHEDULE ON HOOT HILL:
Live music at the foot of Hoot Hill on the Toshi Stage and Pete Stage (unless other location is noted.)
Pete Stage programming is brought to you by Ulster Savings Bank!
FRIDAY
5:00 Pewter Posse VIP reception (in the pewter shop)
7:00 Opening Ceremony with Mike + Ruthy
7:15 Heather Maloney
8:15 David Bromberg
9:50 Courtney Hartman
10:50 Rose & the Bros
12:00 Taylor Ashton (in the performance hall)
SATURDAY
10:30 Love Waves Gong Ensemble
11:00 Elizabeth Mitchell & You Are My Flower
11:50 Serious Juggling & Comedy
12:00 Courtney Hartman & Taylor Ashton
1:00 Louis Ledford
2:00 Sharon Leahy & Rick Good
3:00 Reverend Robert Jones
4:00 The Restless Age
5:00 Rushad Eggleston
6:00 Radio Jarocho
7:10 Steve Poltz
8:10 Serious Juggling & Comedy
8:30 The Mammals (aka: Mike + Ruthy Band)
10:00 Campfire Singalong (hilltop) / Square Dance with Hoot All-Star Band, and caller Megan Downes (in the performance hall)
12:00 Rushad Eggleston (in the performance hall)
SUNDAY
10:00 Love Waves Gong Ensemble
10:30 Little Roots
11:30 Arm of the Sea Theater Presents "The Rejuvenary River Circus"
12:30 David Gonzales
1:30 Paul McMahon Tree-O
2:30 Meghan Yates
3:30 Katie Martucci
4:30 Jay Ungar & Molly Mason
5:30 Vanaver Caravan
6:30 FINALE
PEWTER SESSIONS:
These are intimate 3-song sets which are filmed and recorded in the Pewter Shop just down the hill by Beehive Productions.
SATURDAY:
12:30 Meghan Yates
1:30 Little Roots
2:30 Steve Poltz
3:30 Courtney Hartman
SUNDAY:
11:00 Reverend Robert Jones
12:00 Louis Ledford
1:00 Rushad Eggleston
2:00 Elizabeth Mitchell, Daniel Littleton, Storey Littleton
WORKSHOPS:
They're in the Performance Hall. Come join in!
SATURDAY
11:30-12:30 Harmony Workshop with Katie Martucci
all voices welcome
12:45-1:45 Ballet with Jen Bousliman
all-ages beginner ballet class
2:15-3:45 Hip Hop with Drew Energy
all-ages beginner hip hop dance class
4:00-4:45 Micah White discusses contemporary activism with Jimmy Buff
topical speaker and Q&A
SUNDAY
12:00-12:45 Banjo Party with Rick Good, Bill Vanaver, Maggie Shar, Reverend Robert Jones, Taylor Ashton
performance and Q&A
1:30-2:15 Percussive Dance Summit with Julia DelPalacio, Sharon Leahy, Megan Downes, Livia Vanaver
performance and Q&A
2:30-4:30 Open Mic hosted by Dillon Egyes
come at 2:15 to sign up. collaborations are encouraged!
KIDS ZONE
SUNDAY
1:00 Archery
3:00 Gorge Hike
5:00 Kids' Parade
SATURDAY
1:00 Canoeing
3:00 Gorge Hike
5:00 Kids' Parade
Crafts, solar merry-go-round, and Hungry For Music's instrument petting zoo will be there too!
A 3-day music festival at The Ashokan Center 477 Beaverkill Rd Olivebridge, NY 12461 (20 min from Woodstock.) The Summer Hoot is your source for family fun in nature, local food and crafts, and lyric-laden, foot-stomping, soul-soothing, fiddle-infused live music where the Catskills meet the Hudson River Valley.
Discover your new favorite bands, try your hand at blacksmithing, visit the sheep, go on a group hike to Cathedral Gorge, camp in a tent, sleep in a bunk, play music under the stars, sing by a campfire, learn to square dance, improve your juggling, participate in some cool music & dance workshops, see a film, bond with the trees, meet our craft vendors, eat local food, drink local beer and cider, try a hula hoop, see an old friend, make a new friend, sing an old song, and get inspiration for a new one.
Gates open Friday at 3:00 for folks who would like to come set up their tents and get comfy. Our "Pewter Posse" donors are invited to a kick-off happy hour with refreshments & tunes by Jay & Molly in the Pewter Shop Friday at 5:00pm. Food vendors start dinner around 6:00. Breakfast is vended indoors at 8:30-10:30am Sat/Sun and food vendors sell lunch, snacks and dinner 11am until late. Blacksmithing is noon-4pm Sat, Kids Zone activities run noon-5 Sat/Sun. Sunday everything wraps up by dusk. Email hoot@ashokancenter.org with any specific questions. Thanks! See you at The Hoot!! :)
THE SCHEDULE ON HOOT HILL:
Live music at the foot of Hoot Hill on the Toshi Stage and Pete Stage (unless other location is noted.)
Pete Stage programming is brought to you by Ulster Savings Bank!
FRIDAY
5:00 Pewter Posse VIP reception (in the pewter shop)
7:00 Opening Ceremony with Mike + Ruthy
7:15 Heather Maloney
8:15 David Bromberg
9:50 Courtney Hartman
10:50 Rose & the Bros
12:00 Taylor Ashton (in the performance hall)
SATURDAY
10:30 Love Waves Gong Ensemble
11:00 Elizabeth Mitchell & You Are My Flower
11:50 Serious Juggling & Comedy
12:00 Courtney Hartman & Taylor Ashton
1:00 Louis Ledford
2:00 Sharon Leahy & Rick Good
3:00 Reverend Robert Jones
4:00 The Restless Age
5:00 Rushad Eggleston
6:00 Radio Jarocho
7:10 Steve Poltz
8:10 Serious Juggling & Comedy
8:30 The Mammals (aka: Mike + Ruthy Band)
10:00 Campfire Singalong (hilltop) / Square Dance with Hoot All-Star Band, and caller Megan Downes (in the performance hall)
12:00 Rushad Eggleston (in the performance hall)
SUNDAY
10:00 Love Waves Gong Ensemble
10:30 Little Roots
11:30 Arm of the Sea Theater Presents "The Rejuvenary River Circus"
12:30 David Gonzales
1:30 Paul McMahon Tree-O
2:30 Meghan Yates
3:30 Katie Martucci
4:30 Jay Ungar & Molly Mason
5:30 Vanaver Caravan
6:30 FINALE
PEWTER SESSIONS:
These are intimate 3-song sets which are filmed and recorded in the Pewter Shop just down the hill by Beehive Productions.
SATURDAY:
12:30 Meghan Yates
1:30 Little Roots
2:30 Steve Poltz
3:30 Courtney Hartman
SUNDAY:
11:00 Reverend Robert Jones
12:00 Louis Ledford
1:00 Rushad Eggleston
2:00 Elizabeth Mitchell, Daniel Littleton, Storey Littleton
WORKSHOPS:
They're in the Performance Hall. Come join in!
SATURDAY
11:30-12:30 Harmony Workshop with Katie Martucci
all voices welcome
12:45-1:45 Ballet with Jen Bousliman
all-ages beginner ballet class
2:15-3:45 Hip Hop with Drew Energy
all-ages beginner hip hop dance class
4:00-4:45 Micah White discusses contemporary activism with Jimmy Buff
topical speaker and Q&A
SUNDAY
12:00-12:45 Banjo Party with Rick Good, Bill Vanaver, Maggie Shar, Reverend Robert Jones, Taylor Ashton
performance and Q&A
1:30-2:15 Percussive Dance Summit with Julia DelPalacio, Sharon Leahy, Megan Downes, Livia Vanaver
performance and Q&A
2:30-4:30 Open Mic hosted by Dillon Egyes
come at 2:15 to sign up. collaborations are encouraged!
KIDS ZONE
SUNDAY
1:00 Archery
3:00 Gorge Hike
5:00 Kids' Parade
SATURDAY
1:00 Canoeing
3:00 Gorge Hike
5:00 Kids' Parade
Crafts, solar merry-go-round, and Hungry For Music's instrument petting zoo will be there too!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9:30 p.m. to 12 a.m.
Fred Gillen Jr The Heritage Bar and Restaurant
960 McLean AveYonkers, NY 10704
Website: https://www.heritagebarandrestaurant.com/
A mix of original songs and classic folk and rock cover songs
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 11pm
Celebrating 50 years : 3 days of Peace, Love & Music @ Yasgur’s Farm: Summer, 1969 schoolhouse Theater
3 OWENS ROADNORTH SALEM, NY 10560 USA
Phone: 914 277-8477
Price: $25.00
Purchase Tickets: https://www.schoolhousetheater.org/
Website: https://www.schoolhousetheater.org/
Peter Calo – Lauren Fox with special guests Laurel Massé and Holly Galante
Along with Jamie Mohamdien (bass), Chris Marshak (drums and percussion)
An evening of celebration in music, and stories, about a music festival that influenced a generation by showcasing the music that we grew up with and is still important today. Through the perspectives of the Woodstock performers, and in the order, they appeared in the festival, this show will take you back in time, BACK TO THE GARDEN, on a journey that made music history.
Lauren Fox and Peter Calo (musical Director) along with Jamie Mohamdien (bass), Chris Marshak (drums and percussion) will be joined by special Guest Laurel Massé (Manhattan Transfer) and Holly Galante and perform the songs of Tim Hardin, Richie Havens, Melenie, Santana, Creedence Clearwater Revival, The Band, Sly and The Family Stone, The Who, Jefferson Airplane, Joe Cocker, Crosby Stills and Nash, Jimi Hendrix and more….
Along with Jamie Mohamdien (bass), Chris Marshak (drums and percussion)
An evening of celebration in music, and stories, about a music festival that influenced a generation by showcasing the music that we grew up with and is still important today. Through the perspectives of the Woodstock performers, and in the order, they appeared in the festival, this show will take you back in time, BACK TO THE GARDEN, on a journey that made music history.
Lauren Fox and Peter Calo (musical Director) along with Jamie Mohamdien (bass), Chris Marshak (drums and percussion) will be joined by special Guest Laurel Massé (Manhattan Transfer) and Holly Galante and perform the songs of Tim Hardin, Richie Havens, Melenie, Santana, Creedence Clearwater Revival, The Band, Sly and The Family Stone, The Who, Jefferson Airplane, Joe Cocker, Crosby Stills and Nash, Jimi Hendrix and more….
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 pm to 8:00pm
The Levins CD Celebration Concert with Mark Dann Rockwood Music Hall / Stage 3
185 Orchard StreetNew York, NY 10002 USA
Price: $12.00
Purchase Tickets: Purchase Tickets! The Levins / Rockwood-Eventbrite
Website: https://www.thelevinsmusic.com
Join The Levins in NYC at Rockwood Music Hall ( Stage 3) for an intimate share of their new album "Caravan of Dawn."
They will be joined by Mark Dann on baritone guitar playing the whole album plus a few favorites... a good reason to come together! And if that's not enough, also appearing is super special guest, Sally Levin. (Ira's mom). What's not to love?
They will be joined by Mark Dann on baritone guitar playing the whole album plus a few favorites... a good reason to come together! And if that's not enough, also appearing is super special guest, Sally Levin. (Ira's mom). What's not to love?
- Stage 3 enters around the block on Orchard Street, parking tends to be easy and subway is nearby.
- $12 General Seating / Advance tickets are available online until 5:30pm, day of show. (link above)
- Any remaining tickets can be purchased at the door at showtime.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 11 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Show The Green Growler
4 Croton Point AvenueCroton-on-Hudson, NY
Phone: (914) 862-0961
Website: https://www.thegreengrowler.com
NYFA (New York Foundation For The Arts) grant recipient Fred Gillen Jr has released ten full-length albums, to great critical acclaim. He has performed all over the U.S. and Europe as a solo artist, and recently his work with the band The Greenheart has taken him to Nepal and India several times. His songs have been featured on ABC's "All My Children," NPR's "Car Talk," CMJ's New Music Marathon Sampler, and in 2012 his version of Woody Guthrie's "I Ain't Got No Home" was featured on "Pete Remembers Woody," a collection of Pete Seeger's spoken stories about Woody Guthrie. interspersed with various artists' renditions of Guthrie's songs. Like Seeger and Guthrie, Gillen's lyrics often reflect both the hope and despair of the human condition, while his music illustrates the diversity of influences in the air when he was growing up in the 1970's. His live performances are spontaneous and free, and he enjoys audience participation.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
River Spirit Music Festival Draper Park, Hastings-on-Hudson
River Spirit Music & Arts Festival, a full-day event at Draper Park, Hastings-on-Hudson
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2019
NOON – 10 PM
Meadow (Main) Stage:
12:00 – Armacost/Lepore/Petrosino
1:00 – Pluck & Rail
2:00 – Peter Calo
3:00 – DeadGrass
4:00 – The String Revolution
5:00 – Bruce T. Carroll Band
6:00 – James Maddock
7:00 – Skyfactor
8:00 – Juice
9:00 – The Black Capsule
Grove (Lower) Stage:
12:15 – All Wheel Drive
12:55 – Ursula Hansberry
1:35 – Riverrun
2:15 – MOSA
2:55 – River Spirit House Band
3:35 – TBA
4:15 – Greetings from Anywhere
4:55 – Clare Maloney
5:35 – GoldenOak
6:15 – Radio Prison
6:55 – Exit 12
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2019
NOON – 10 PM
Meadow (Main) Stage:
12:00 – Armacost/Lepore/Petrosino
1:00 – Pluck & Rail
2:00 – Peter Calo
3:00 – DeadGrass
4:00 – The String Revolution
5:00 – Bruce T. Carroll Band
6:00 – James Maddock
7:00 – Skyfactor
8:00 – Juice
9:00 – The Black Capsule
Grove (Lower) Stage:
12:15 – All Wheel Drive
12:55 – Ursula Hansberry
1:35 – Riverrun
2:15 – MOSA
2:55 – River Spirit House Band
3:35 – TBA
4:15 – Greetings from Anywhere
4:55 – Clare Maloney
5:35 – GoldenOak
6:15 – Radio Prison
6:55 – Exit 12
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 PM
The Levins - Caravan of Dawn Rockwood Music Hall / Stage 3
185 Orchard StreetNew York, NY 10002 USA
Website: https://www.thelevinsmusic.com
Celebrating the CD in NYC!
Mark is joining us and we're gonna have a good time - JOIN US!
7:00 PM EDT / Doors at 6:30 PM
Rockwood Music Hall Stage 3
General seating- Advance tickets are available online until 5:30PM, day of show. Any remaining tickets can be purchased at the door at showtime. *Two Drink Minimum inn the room.
Mark is joining us and we're gonna have a good time - JOIN US!
7:00 PM EDT / Doors at 6:30 PM
Rockwood Music Hall Stage 3
General seating- Advance tickets are available online until 5:30PM, day of show. Any remaining tickets can be purchased at the door at showtime. *Two Drink Minimum inn the room.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3:00 PM
Tribes Hill Open Mic The BeanRunner Cafe
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY
Phone: 914-737-1701
Website: https://www.beanrunnercafe.com
Our monthly open mic begins Sunday, September 15th and every third Sunday following.
Sign up from 2:30 on...
Free!
Sign up from 2:30 on...
Free!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4 PM to 6 PM
Scott Wolfson and Other Heroes The Acoustic Cafe Music Series
Our Lady of Mercy Church, 2 Fremont Ave (LOWER GATHERING SPACE)Park Ridge, NJ 07656
Phone: 201-573-0718
Price: $15.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.cafeacoustic.org
Scott Wolfson and Other Heroes in performance, highlighting new songs from their forthcoming release, Flying Backwards.
When Scott Wolfson and Other Heroes take the stage, they’re not just playing a show. Their vibe is party, reunion, and catharsis in one – the energy of their tunes is hard to miss. Taking inspiration from past and present –artists like The Limeliters, The Band, and The Byrds, and more recent flag-bearers R.E.M., The Decemberists, and Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit, Scott Wolfson and Other Heroes take a folk rock canvas and weave in big helpings of Broadway, Jazz, Blues, and Country, giving them a sound both familiar and unique, distinctly American and part of a broader world.
A Scott Wolfson and Other Heroes show is an exercise in the unexpected. As No Depression said, “…Wolfson will not only defy the norm, but all expectations as well.” Most Wanted Artists at the Falcon Ridge Folk Festival, Formal Showcase Artists at NERFA and frequent performers at The Philadelphia Folk Festival. With two previous airplay-charting albums, they are getting ready to release their most ambitious and expansive studio work yet.
The first single has already been released for Hole in the Head along with an official video and contest. sign up and you can win a ticket to this show. https://youtu.be/zBIKQeLkJqo
www.scottwolfson.com
Tickets- $15 advance, $20 door
Doors open at 3:30 PM Refreshments, parking
- Proceeds benefit St Vincent’s parish in Vallieres, Haiti -
When Scott Wolfson and Other Heroes take the stage, they’re not just playing a show. Their vibe is party, reunion, and catharsis in one – the energy of their tunes is hard to miss. Taking inspiration from past and present –artists like The Limeliters, The Band, and The Byrds, and more recent flag-bearers R.E.M., The Decemberists, and Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit, Scott Wolfson and Other Heroes take a folk rock canvas and weave in big helpings of Broadway, Jazz, Blues, and Country, giving them a sound both familiar and unique, distinctly American and part of a broader world.
A Scott Wolfson and Other Heroes show is an exercise in the unexpected. As No Depression said, “…Wolfson will not only defy the norm, but all expectations as well.” Most Wanted Artists at the Falcon Ridge Folk Festival, Formal Showcase Artists at NERFA and frequent performers at The Philadelphia Folk Festival. With two previous airplay-charting albums, they are getting ready to release their most ambitious and expansive studio work yet.
The first single has already been released for Hole in the Head along with an official video and contest. sign up and you can win a ticket to this show. https://youtu.be/zBIKQeLkJqo
www.scottwolfson.com
Tickets- $15 advance, $20 door
Doors open at 3:30 PM Refreshments, parking
- Proceeds benefit St Vincent’s parish in Vallieres, Haiti -
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 PM
Reggie Harris and Pat Wictor Common Ground Coffee House
25 Old Jackson Ave.Hastings on Hudson, NY 10706
Website: https://commongroundfusw.com/
Join us for the opening night of our 2019-20 season with Reggie Harris and Pat Wictor together in concert. Reggie Harris is a singer-songwriter, storyteller, and cultural ambassador on a mission to educate, entertain, and inspire. For over 40 years, he has captivated audiences to standing ovations in the US, Canada, and across Europe. A songwriter of great depth and insight, Reggie writes from a personal but accessible place that reveals his deep sense of humanity and a uniquely positive worldview. He is a trailblazer who performs for audiences of all ages. His effervescently humorous and hopeful presence has led fans to label him the “Ambassador of Joy, Hope, and Freedom.”An educator who entertains, Reggie’s songs reveal the subtle truths of issues that touch our lives regardless of color, background, age, or nationality. It’s about the laughter and the tears… the challenges and the joy… the global and the personal. It’s about history and the present day… the sacred and the laugh out loud funny moments that define us. Reggie received a life-saving liver transplant in 2008. He uses the inspiration and triumph of that gift of life to spread light and hope. Averaging over 250 dates per year, this versatile performer is in high demand at arts centers, schools, universities, and festivals. Reggie is an intuitive presenter in workshops on history, songwriting, and performance. Reggie is a teaching artist for the John F Kennedy Center’s CETA program, a Woodrow Wilson Scholar, and the Director of Music Education for the UU Living Legacy Project. He is a master song leader who deeply values the power of song and the dignity of every human being. Previously known as one-half of the acclaimed folk acoustic duo Kim and Reggie Harris, this natural collaborator, also invigorates his solo touring with occasional partnerships, most notably with Greg Greenway (Deeper Than the Skin) Scott Ainslie (Long Time Coming), and Pat Wictor. Reggie leads workshops and seminars on songwriting, race relations, and performance at colleges and universities, retreat centers, and festivals. A partial list includes the Kennedy Center Summer Education Institute, The Swannanoa Gathering, Boston’s Summer Acoustic Music Week (SAMW), the People’s Music Network, and the Southeastern Unitarian Universalist Summer Institute (SUUSI).
Pat Wictor first burst on the folk and acoustic scene as an innovative slide guitarist known for fresh and memorable interpretations of traditional and contemporary songs. He has since made his mark as a singer-songwriter penning lean and poetic songs that honor – and subvert – rural blues and gospel traditions. For seven years he toured as one third of Brother Sun, the powerful harmonizing trio with Joe Jencks and Greg Greenway, garnering critical acclaim, two #1 CDs on the Folk DJ charts, and a continent-spanning tour schedule. His latest solo release, This is Absolutely Real: Visions and Versions of Phil Ochs, was nominated for an Independent Music Award in their Best Tribute Album category. An American by birth, Pat’s early years were spent in Venezuela, the Netherlands, Norway, England, and East Texas. His time abroad gave him the perspective of a world citizen, and set him on a journey to understanding America – and his own American-ness – through music. Through these early experiences, he gained an appreciation for taking different paths to arrive at the same destination. Indeed, Pat took a convoluted path to folk music, winding his way through rock, heavy metal, jazz, and free improvisation. He started with guitar, shifted to bass, moved to saxophone, and then quit music entirely before returning to guitar, and teaching himself lap slide guitar. He organized and ran a songwriters circle in New York City for 13 years, mentoring and influencing dozens of songwriters. An adept improviser and accompanist, he is sought after as a collaborator, sideman and session musician, with over 60 recording credits to date, including recent releases by Sloan Wainwright, Jon Vezner, Joe Crookston, and David LaMotte. His monthly e-mail column, “A Few Choice Words,” is read by thousands of subscribers. He is a music educator of note, teaching workshops, songwriting, interpreting, and rearranging songs, on slide guitar and other guitar techniques, vocal and instrumental improvisation, and various topics of music history. Recognition and honors have followed Pat for years: he won the Falcon Ridge Emerging Artist Showcase, was nominated for Emerging Artist of the Year by the Folk Alliance, was nominated for Gospel Song of the Year by the Independent Music Awards, and was a finalist in the Kerrville New Folk songwriting contest. His CDs “This Is Absolutely Real” and ”Sunset Waltz” both reached #2 on the Folk-DJ charts, and “Heaven is so High” and “Waiting for the Water” both reached #4.
Tickets:
Front row – $25 (in advance), $30 (at the door)
General admission – $20 (in advance), $25 (at the door)
Common Ground Community Concerts is the producer the long-standing Common Ground Coffeehouse at the First Unitarian Society of Westchester at 25 Old Jackson Avenue, outside of Hastings-on-Hudson NY. Four times a year, we also present concerts at historic Irvington Theater at 85 Main Street in Irvington NY and partner with community groups and non-profits to produce concerts in other locations as well.
Pat Wictor first burst on the folk and acoustic scene as an innovative slide guitarist known for fresh and memorable interpretations of traditional and contemporary songs. He has since made his mark as a singer-songwriter penning lean and poetic songs that honor – and subvert – rural blues and gospel traditions. For seven years he toured as one third of Brother Sun, the powerful harmonizing trio with Joe Jencks and Greg Greenway, garnering critical acclaim, two #1 CDs on the Folk DJ charts, and a continent-spanning tour schedule. His latest solo release, This is Absolutely Real: Visions and Versions of Phil Ochs, was nominated for an Independent Music Award in their Best Tribute Album category. An American by birth, Pat’s early years were spent in Venezuela, the Netherlands, Norway, England, and East Texas. His time abroad gave him the perspective of a world citizen, and set him on a journey to understanding America – and his own American-ness – through music. Through these early experiences, he gained an appreciation for taking different paths to arrive at the same destination. Indeed, Pat took a convoluted path to folk music, winding his way through rock, heavy metal, jazz, and free improvisation. He started with guitar, shifted to bass, moved to saxophone, and then quit music entirely before returning to guitar, and teaching himself lap slide guitar. He organized and ran a songwriters circle in New York City for 13 years, mentoring and influencing dozens of songwriters. An adept improviser and accompanist, he is sought after as a collaborator, sideman and session musician, with over 60 recording credits to date, including recent releases by Sloan Wainwright, Jon Vezner, Joe Crookston, and David LaMotte. His monthly e-mail column, “A Few Choice Words,” is read by thousands of subscribers. He is a music educator of note, teaching workshops, songwriting, interpreting, and rearranging songs, on slide guitar and other guitar techniques, vocal and instrumental improvisation, and various topics of music history. Recognition and honors have followed Pat for years: he won the Falcon Ridge Emerging Artist Showcase, was nominated for Emerging Artist of the Year by the Folk Alliance, was nominated for Gospel Song of the Year by the Independent Music Awards, and was a finalist in the Kerrville New Folk songwriting contest. His CDs “This Is Absolutely Real” and ”Sunset Waltz” both reached #2 on the Folk-DJ charts, and “Heaven is so High” and “Waiting for the Water” both reached #4.
Tickets:
Front row – $25 (in advance), $30 (at the door)
General admission – $20 (in advance), $25 (at the door)
Common Ground Community Concerts is the producer the long-standing Common Ground Coffeehouse at the First Unitarian Society of Westchester at 25 Old Jackson Avenue, outside of Hastings-on-Hudson NY. Four times a year, we also present concerts at historic Irvington Theater at 85 Main Street in Irvington NY and partner with community groups and non-profits to produce concerts in other locations as well.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm to 10pm
Suzie Vinnick with special guest Steve Kirkman Groovin' in New Fairfield Coffeehouse
33 Route 37New Fairfield, CT 06812
Phone: 203-312-5665
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: Kathy Hull
Website: https://www.groovininewfairfield.com
Groovin’ in New Fairfield is proud to present SUZIE VINNICK with special guest STEVE KIRKMAN on Saturday, September 21 2019 at 7:30pm, at the New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Route 37, New Fairfield, CT. Tickets are $10 and doors open at 6:45 pm.
Advance Tickets can be purchased at the NF Sr. Center (203-312-5665) or by mail. Payments made by mail should be payable to Groovin’ in New Fairfield, and sent to GINF c/o New Fairfield Sr. Center 33 Rt.37 New Fairfield, CT 06812 Please allow sufficient time when mailing. All Sales Are Final.
For additional information contact us at: grcoffeehouse@gmail.com or www.groovininnewfairfield.com
Enjoy a moderately priced dinner catered by Bruno’s Restaurant before the show. Choices include: Eggplant Rollatini, Chicken Francese, Pizza, Coffee, Tea, Hot Mulled Cider, Water, and Homemade Desserts
SUZIE VINNICK A Saskatoon native transplanted to the Niagara Region of Ontario, Suzie Vinnick is the proud owner of a gorgeous voice, prodigious guitar and bass chops, and an engagingly candid performance style. Her career has seen triumph after triumph. Among her most recent successes: being nominated for a 2018 Canadian Folk Music Award for Producer of the Year with her co-producer, Mark Lalama. Suzie achieved finalist status in the Solo/Duo Category at the 2013 International Blues Challenge in Memphis, TN; received the 2012 CBC Saturday Night Blues Great Canadian Blues Award and the 2012 Sirius XM Canada Blues Artist of the Year. Suzie has won 10 Maple Blues Awards (she has been nominated for 22 so far!), won the 2011 Canadian Folk Music Award for Contemporary Vocalist of the Yearand is a 3X Juno Nominee. Suzie has just released her latest album, a full-band roots and blues extravaganza entitled Shake The Love Around. www.suzievinnick.com
STEVE KIRKMAN www.stevekirkman.com
About Groovin’ in New Fairfield: Groovin’ in New Fairfield seeks to develop and promote ongoing, regularly scheduled live music programs in New Fairfield and surrounding areas. It is a non-profit organization supported by sponsors, local businesses, grants from charitable organizations and patron donations and is staffed by volunteers. It operates under the New Fairfield Parks and Recreation Commission. www.groovininnewfairfield.com
Advance Tickets can be purchased at the NF Sr. Center (203-312-5665) or by mail. Payments made by mail should be payable to Groovin’ in New Fairfield, and sent to GINF c/o New Fairfield Sr. Center 33 Rt.37 New Fairfield, CT 06812 Please allow sufficient time when mailing. All Sales Are Final.
For additional information contact us at: grcoffeehouse@gmail.com or www.groovininnewfairfield.com
Enjoy a moderately priced dinner catered by Bruno’s Restaurant before the show. Choices include: Eggplant Rollatini, Chicken Francese, Pizza, Coffee, Tea, Hot Mulled Cider, Water, and Homemade Desserts
SUZIE VINNICK A Saskatoon native transplanted to the Niagara Region of Ontario, Suzie Vinnick is the proud owner of a gorgeous voice, prodigious guitar and bass chops, and an engagingly candid performance style. Her career has seen triumph after triumph. Among her most recent successes: being nominated for a 2018 Canadian Folk Music Award for Producer of the Year with her co-producer, Mark Lalama. Suzie achieved finalist status in the Solo/Duo Category at the 2013 International Blues Challenge in Memphis, TN; received the 2012 CBC Saturday Night Blues Great Canadian Blues Award and the 2012 Sirius XM Canada Blues Artist of the Year. Suzie has won 10 Maple Blues Awards (she has been nominated for 22 so far!), won the 2011 Canadian Folk Music Award for Contemporary Vocalist of the Yearand is a 3X Juno Nominee. Suzie has just released her latest album, a full-band roots and blues extravaganza entitled Shake The Love Around. www.suzievinnick.com
STEVE KIRKMAN www.stevekirkman.com
About Groovin’ in New Fairfield: Groovin’ in New Fairfield seeks to develop and promote ongoing, regularly scheduled live music programs in New Fairfield and surrounding areas. It is a non-profit organization supported by sponsors, local businesses, grants from charitable organizations and patron donations and is staffed by volunteers. It operates under the New Fairfield Parks and Recreation Commission. www.groovininnewfairfield.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Heart of the Matter Songwriter Series Featuring Elza, Mario Giacalone, and Fred Gillen Jr in the round The Bean Runner Café
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914.737.1701
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.beanrunnercafe.com
Elza, Fred Gillen Jr, and Mario Giacalone will be featured songwriters for the September 26th Heart of the Matter, the Bean Runners ongoing songwriters series. Those series give us an intimate look at the songwriting craft in a shared round robin format.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30PM to 10:00 pm
Susan Kane at New Morning Songwriter's Series New Morning Market
129 Main Street NorthWoodbury, CT
Website: https://www.facebook.com/New-Morning-Songwriters-Series-646830222015201/timeline/
Doors open at 7:00. Wonderful in-the-round format, where artists sit in the center of concentric circles of listeners. Two sets. Refreshments available.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Monthly Residency strongCoffee Labs/strong
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY 10591
Phone: 914-332-1479
Website: https://www.fredgillenjr.com
Short Bio
NYFA (New York Foundation For The Arts) grant recipient Fred Gillen Jr has released ten full-length albums, to great critical acclaim. He has performed all over the U.S. and Europe as a solo artist, and recently his work with the band The Greenheart has taken him to Nepal and India several times. His songs have been featured on ABC's "All My Children," NPR's "Car Talk," CMJ's New Music Marathon Sampler, and in 2012 his version of Woody Guthrie's "I Ain't Got No Home" was featured on "Pete Remembers Woody," a collection of Pete Seeger's spoken stories about Woody Guthrie. interspersed with various artists' renditions of Guthrie's songs. Like Seeger and Guthrie, Gillen's lyrics often reflect both the hope and despair of the human condition, while his music illustrates the diversity of influences in the air when he was growing up in the 1970's. His live performances are spontaneous and free, and he enjoys audience participation.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4 PM to 6 PM
Joe Crookston in Concert The Acoustic Cafe Music Series
Our Lady of Mercy Church, 2 Fremont Ave (LOWER GATHERING SPACE)Park Ridge, NJ 07656
Phone: 201-573-0718
Price: $22.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.cafeacoustic.org
The Acoustic Café Music Series presents An Afternoon with singer/songwriter Joe Crookston!
Joe Crookston is a master songwriter, guitarist, painter, fiddler, slide player and believer in all things possible. His songs are universal, his rhythm infectious and in concert, he is funny as hell one moment and transcendent the next.
Joe is a consummate storyteller and skillful musician whose dexterity on guitar, claw hammer banjo and violin to name a few, is sure to astound you. His songs have been performed and recorded by Irish harpers, acapella gospel choirs, solo artists, bluegrass bands and even by a certain Buddhist sect in France! His heart-wrenching song, Blue Tattoo, based on the life of concentration camp survivor Dina Jacobson, was the inspiration for a documentary of the same name. Joe was awarded a year-long songwriting grant from the Rockefeller Foundation to travel throughout New York State, to collect stories and write original songs, and in 2016, he was named Artist-In-Residence by Folk Alliance International. Joe has appeared at countless festivals and venues here and abroad, playing alongside the very best including Suzanne Vega, John Gorka, David Francey, Dar Williams, John McCutcheon and Judy Collins. Whether he’s picking his 48 Gibson, weaving through lap slide songs or looping his fiddle, he will draw you in, with unwavering courage to be himself.
Joe Crookston is seeking the creative edge. His music swirls with themes of lightness, darkness, clocks ticking, fiddle looping, weeping willows, drunk roosters, slide guitar bending, cynicism, hope, and the cycles of love and rebirth. If you love a moving song and musical madness, Joe delivers it all - the melodies, the lyrics, the energy and a deep passion for well written songs. At the end of the night, you’ll leave inspired!
“This is wonderful, engaging and gorgeous music, born from an artist who fully deserves a boatload of acclamation."- No Depression
“With all the performers out there, an artist has to go beyond good... and Joe does" - Sing Out Magazine -
www.joecrookston.com
Lower Gathering space
Tickets: $22 advance online, $25 door.
www.cafeacoustic.org 201-573-0718
Doors open at 3:30 PM Refreshments, parking
Proceeds benefit St Vincent’s parish in Vallieres, Haiti
Joe Crookston is a master songwriter, guitarist, painter, fiddler, slide player and believer in all things possible. His songs are universal, his rhythm infectious and in concert, he is funny as hell one moment and transcendent the next.
Joe is a consummate storyteller and skillful musician whose dexterity on guitar, claw hammer banjo and violin to name a few, is sure to astound you. His songs have been performed and recorded by Irish harpers, acapella gospel choirs, solo artists, bluegrass bands and even by a certain Buddhist sect in France! His heart-wrenching song, Blue Tattoo, based on the life of concentration camp survivor Dina Jacobson, was the inspiration for a documentary of the same name. Joe was awarded a year-long songwriting grant from the Rockefeller Foundation to travel throughout New York State, to collect stories and write original songs, and in 2016, he was named Artist-In-Residence by Folk Alliance International. Joe has appeared at countless festivals and venues here and abroad, playing alongside the very best including Suzanne Vega, John Gorka, David Francey, Dar Williams, John McCutcheon and Judy Collins. Whether he’s picking his 48 Gibson, weaving through lap slide songs or looping his fiddle, he will draw you in, with unwavering courage to be himself.
Joe Crookston is seeking the creative edge. His music swirls with themes of lightness, darkness, clocks ticking, fiddle looping, weeping willows, drunk roosters, slide guitar bending, cynicism, hope, and the cycles of love and rebirth. If you love a moving song and musical madness, Joe delivers it all - the melodies, the lyrics, the energy and a deep passion for well written songs. At the end of the night, you’ll leave inspired!
“This is wonderful, engaging and gorgeous music, born from an artist who fully deserves a boatload of acclamation."- No Depression
“With all the performers out there, an artist has to go beyond good... and Joe does" - Sing Out Magazine -
www.joecrookston.com
Lower Gathering space
Tickets: $22 advance online, $25 door.
www.cafeacoustic.org 201-573-0718
Doors open at 3:30 PM Refreshments, parking
Proceeds benefit St Vincent’s parish in Vallieres, Haiti
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 12:00 pm to 5:00 PM
2nd Annual "Music, Food, Love" Benefit Concert Black Cat Grille
58 Redding Road Redding, CT 06896
Phone: 203-587-1276
Website: https://www.blackcatct.com/
The 2nd Annual "Music, Food, Love" benefit concert for The Redding Food Pantry is fast approaching! Last year we raised $705 and filled 2 shopping carts. This year I hope to do more.....
I've got a great line-up of local artists who are donating their time to fill an afternoon with music and good cheer!
Suggested donation: $5 or 5 items
Family friendly
12 Noon - 5:00 PM
This year's performers:
Lara Schuler (host)
The Porch Brothers (Tom Heany and Richard Brooker)
Peter Hill
Jimmy Burger
Soul Tonic
Maybe some surprise guests......
Black Cat Grille is an all-American style pub with hand-made favorites like shareable appetizers, juicy 1/2 pound burgers, slow cooked BBQ ribs, hearty sandwiches, fresh salads and entrees to please everyone.
Every Sunday they serve up brunch from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. with the best Bloody Mary's around.
I've got a great line-up of local artists who are donating their time to fill an afternoon with music and good cheer!
Suggested donation: $5 or 5 items
Family friendly
12 Noon - 5:00 PM
This year's performers:
Lara Schuler (host)
The Porch Brothers (Tom Heany and Richard Brooker)
Peter Hill
Jimmy Burger
Soul Tonic
Maybe some surprise guests......
Black Cat Grille is an all-American style pub with hand-made favorites like shareable appetizers, juicy 1/2 pound burgers, slow cooked BBQ ribs, hearty sandwiches, fresh salads and entrees to please everyone.
Every Sunday they serve up brunch from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. with the best Bloody Mary's around.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM to 10:30 pm
Miles East & Kelly Flint Bronxville Women's Club
135 Midland AveBronxville, New York 10708
Phone: Bronxville Women's Club
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.thebronxvillewomensclubinc.org
Songwriters Listening Room
Miles East & Kelly Flint
BYOB
Coffee, tea and light snacks available
Reservations required for groups of five or more
Miles East & Kelly Flint
BYOB
Coffee, tea and light snacks available
Reservations required for groups of five or more
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Tribes Hill Open Mic BeanRunner Cafe
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, New York 10566
Phone: 914-737-1701
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com/
Our open mic is held on the third Sunday of every month at the BeanRunner Cafe.
3:00 PM
Sign up from 2:30 on...
Free!
At the BeanRunner Cafe you can dine from an eclectic menu of specialty soups, salads, panini sandwiches, gyros and wraps — with a touch of Caribbean fare as well as vegetarian and gluten free dishes. They offer the best in desserts, real fruit smoothies, organic coffee, imported beer and fine wine.
3:00 PM
Sign up from 2:30 on...
Free!
At the BeanRunner Cafe you can dine from an eclectic menu of specialty soups, salads, panini sandwiches, gyros and wraps — with a touch of Caribbean fare as well as vegetarian and gluten free dishes. They offer the best in desserts, real fruit smoothies, organic coffee, imported beer and fine wine.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 PM
Her Crooked Heart and Rachael Kilgour Common Ground Coffee House
25 Old Jackson Ave.Hastings-on-Hudson, New York
Rachael Kilgour is a Minnesotan songwriter and performing artist whose sincere, lyric-driven work has been called both brave and humane. The 2015 grand prize winner of the esteemed international NewSong Music Performance & Songwriting Competition and winner of the 2017 Kerrville New Folk Contest, Kilgour has been featured at NYC’s Lincoln Center, at The Kennedy Center in Washington D.C. and by the ASCAP Music Cafe at the Sundance Film Festival.
Married in her early twenties, Kilgour devoted her young adulthood to parenting her stepchild and building family and community. Her work from that time (Self-Titled 2008, Will You Marry Me? 2011, Whistleblower’s Manifesto 2013) chronicled her life as a young parent in a same-sex partnership and addressed sociopolitical issues from government corruption to income inequality and religious hypocrisy. Kilgour’s music career took a backseat during those years as she lived a slow, home-focused life.
In 2014, divorce brought an unwanted end to her role as a member of the family she had helped to grow. In the aftermath, Kilgour found solace in songwriting. Her third full-length album, Rabbit in the Road (2017), was born out of that time.
In February of 2019, Kilgour follows up with the release of her new EP, Game Changer. The aptly titled work examines the artist’s tentative first steps into a new world, post-heartbreak. With a clear head, Kilgour touches on the complicated nature of romance and relationship, sets up a stunning defense of queer love, and reassesses her priorities as a citizen of a changing wider world.
Rachel Ries, the writer, multi-instrumentalist and producer behind Her Crooked Heart, demonstrates immense vulnerability and multifaceted musical craftsmanship in delivering personal and profound musical soliloquies on love, leaving and the life that follows after burning it all down. With To Love To Leave To Live (May 2019), Her Crooked Heart presents a debut record unique in form, made up of cyclical narratives and intertwining histories, each informing the next. The result is a transformative song cycle, led by a charismatic personality, wholly indifferent to expectations of genre and instrumentation.
In 2013, after two and a half years of marriage, Ries found herself touring a record around the world, accompanied by a stack of divorce papers in a pocket of her suitcase. She had left her marriage and a good man in New York City and leapt into the untethered unknown. What transpired was in turns euphoria and despondence; old lessons learned in new ways. The songs on To Love To Leave To Live are a compassionate and at times wry catalogue of those tumultuous years.
Tickets:
Front Row-$25 in advance, $30 at the door
General admission-$20 in advance, $25 at the door
Common Ground Community Concerts is the producer the long-standing Common Ground Coffeehouse at the First Unitarian Society of Westchester at 25 Old Jackson Avenue, outside of Hastings-on-Hudson NY. Four times a year, we also present concerts at historic Irvington Theater at 85 Main Street in Irvington NY and partner with community groups and non-profits to produce concerts in other locations as well.
Married in her early twenties, Kilgour devoted her young adulthood to parenting her stepchild and building family and community. Her work from that time (Self-Titled 2008, Will You Marry Me? 2011, Whistleblower’s Manifesto 2013) chronicled her life as a young parent in a same-sex partnership and addressed sociopolitical issues from government corruption to income inequality and religious hypocrisy. Kilgour’s music career took a backseat during those years as she lived a slow, home-focused life.
In 2014, divorce brought an unwanted end to her role as a member of the family she had helped to grow. In the aftermath, Kilgour found solace in songwriting. Her third full-length album, Rabbit in the Road (2017), was born out of that time.
In February of 2019, Kilgour follows up with the release of her new EP, Game Changer. The aptly titled work examines the artist’s tentative first steps into a new world, post-heartbreak. With a clear head, Kilgour touches on the complicated nature of romance and relationship, sets up a stunning defense of queer love, and reassesses her priorities as a citizen of a changing wider world.
Rachel Ries, the writer, multi-instrumentalist and producer behind Her Crooked Heart, demonstrates immense vulnerability and multifaceted musical craftsmanship in delivering personal and profound musical soliloquies on love, leaving and the life that follows after burning it all down. With To Love To Leave To Live (May 2019), Her Crooked Heart presents a debut record unique in form, made up of cyclical narratives and intertwining histories, each informing the next. The result is a transformative song cycle, led by a charismatic personality, wholly indifferent to expectations of genre and instrumentation.
In 2013, after two and a half years of marriage, Ries found herself touring a record around the world, accompanied by a stack of divorce papers in a pocket of her suitcase. She had left her marriage and a good man in New York City and leapt into the untethered unknown. What transpired was in turns euphoria and despondence; old lessons learned in new ways. The songs on To Love To Leave To Live are a compassionate and at times wry catalogue of those tumultuous years.
Tickets:
Front Row-$25 in advance, $30 at the door
General admission-$20 in advance, $25 at the door
Common Ground Community Concerts is the producer the long-standing Common Ground Coffeehouse at the First Unitarian Society of Westchester at 25 Old Jackson Avenue, outside of Hastings-on-Hudson NY. Four times a year, we also present concerts at historic Irvington Theater at 85 Main Street in Irvington NY and partner with community groups and non-profits to produce concerts in other locations as well.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 PM
Jo Williamson / Tom & Silbin’s Pickin’ Parlor / Maya Luz L.I.C. Bar
4558 Vernon Blvd.Long Island City, New York 11101
Phone: (718) 786-5400
Website: https://www.licbar.com/
Jo performs in the Carriage House at the LIC Bar on Sunday October 27th at 7 pm, after a two hour Americana Jam from 5-7.
FIREPLACE CONCERT
5-7pm Tom & Silbin’s Pickin’ Parlor
Join Tom Shaner and Silbin Sandovar for a rousing session of
classic American tunes featuring guest pickers, Felix Slim,
Jefferson Thomas, Alex Kerckhoff & more!
7pm Jo Williamson
8pm Maya Luz
LIC Bar is a brick-walled corner watering hole that offers plenty of beers on tap, long tables & backyard garden.
FIREPLACE CONCERT
5-7pm Tom & Silbin’s Pickin’ Parlor
Join Tom Shaner and Silbin Sandovar for a rousing session of
classic American tunes featuring guest pickers, Felix Slim,
Jefferson Thomas, Alex Kerckhoff & more!
7pm Jo Williamson
8pm Maya Luz
LIC Bar is a brick-walled corner watering hole that offers plenty of beers on tap, long tables & backyard garden.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 10:30 pm
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Show The Artist (The Starving Artist Cafe) - City Island - The Bronx
249 City Island Avenue, City IslandBronx, New York 10464 USA
Phone: 718.885.3779
Website: https://www.starvingartistonline.com/
NYFA (New York Foundation For The Arts) grant recipient Fred Gillen Jr has released ten full-length albums, to great critical acclaim. He has performed all over the U.S. and Europe as a solo artist, and recently his work with the band The Greenheart has taken him to Nepal and India several times. His songs have been featured on ABC's "All My Children," NPR's "Car Talk," CMJ's New Music Marathon Sampler, and in 2012 his version of Woody Guthrie's "I Ain't Got No Home" was featured on "Pete Remembers Woody," a collection of Pete Seeger's spoken stories about Woody Guthrie. interspersed with various artists' renditions of Guthrie's songs. Like Seeger and Guthrie, Gillen's lyrics often reflect both the hope and despair of the human condition, while his music illustrates the diversity of influences in the air when he was growing up in the 1970's. His live performances are spontaneous and free, and he enjoys audience participation.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8PM to 10:30 pm
Haven Street Jazz The Bean Runner Café
Haven Street is is a jazz quintet featuring John Szinger on sax, Gary Bruce on guitar, Rich Paganello on piano, Jay Militscher on bass, and Eric Puente on drums. Their original compositions are is firmly rooted in the tradition of hard bop, as well as Latin and Modern Jazz. We love the Bean Runner...come support local live jazz music!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 10:30 pm
“Four songwriters In The Round” featuring Peter Calo Jesse Terry, Robinson Treacher and Cassidy schoolhouse Theater
3 Owens Rd North Salem, NY 10560
Phone: 914 277-8477
Price: $25.00
Purchase Tickets: https://www.schoolhousetheater.org/
Website: https://www.schoolhousetheater.org/
4 Song writers : Peter Calo Jesse Terry, Robinson Treacher and Cassidy join forces in a Nashville style song writer circle. Come listen to 4 distinct voices and writers as they each take turns in the spot light, while being backed musically and with harmonies by the other writers. This is a rare opportunity to hear these 4 friends perform and interact with each other.
A rare appearance
A rare appearance
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:30 p.m. to 11
Andrew V. Craig, D.K. and the Joy Machine and The Mangfather Bob Katz Espresso 77
35-57 77th Street (at 37th Ave.)Jackson Heights Queens, New York 11372 Usa
Phone: 718-424-1077
Website: https://www.espresso77.com
Bob Katz (“You never know what he’ll do next”) — known for his genre-bending shows, raucous lyrics, and love of a certain tropical fruit — surprises again with his new self-produced alt-hip-hop album CAUGHT IN A BUTT SANDWICH, complete with his new identity: THE MANGFATHER BOB KATZ. Released in September 2016, the album made the list of AJ.MP3’s Top Albums of 2016 at A.J. Radio on The WIRE (wire.wit.edu Wentworth Internet Radio + Entertainment). Video for the title track of CAUGHT IN A BUTT SANDWICH has already become a viral sensation and made The Best Video list (New Lahore Videos), and the album is already being featured and played on major radio stations all over the world including BCB 106.6FM, WFCS, WPKN, WESU, WFMU, WMPG, WNCM, WPCR, WCDB, WRHO, WTUL (Top New Album), KALX, KJAG RADIO, KUNM, REDMP3, THE SOCC (Song of the Day), Celtica Radio, Songshooter.com (Song of the Day), Vancouver Co-op Radio, and WIRE, and getting great reviews on music magazines such as OrcaSound, The Modern Folk Music of America, and Makin’ It Magazine.
DK and the Joy Machine brings you innovative music on mountain dulcimer to move your soul. Her new album, SHY ONE, has been described by Curve magazine "as quirky and smart with sultry vocals " and AltCountry Forum as "anti-folk and rootsy Americana...that directly touches the heart and convinces in pure beauty with traces of the deep south and an expressive voice reminiscent of Patti Smith with an obvious kinship with PJ Harvey, Indigo Girls, and Lucinda Williams.”
Andrew V. Craig....Pseudo Jazz, Brazilian Bossa Nova , Pop, Folk. Andrew has performed outdoors in Greenwich Village as part of Make Music NY and TimeOut magazine, with Pete Seeger at the Beacon water front and opened for Rod MacDonald at the Uptown Coffee House. Review of his cd -"I found in it qualities that could be expressed easily with the metaphor of a dessert wine or perhaps more accurately an espresso. The defining characteristics of espresso include a thick consistency and a serving size that is usually measured in shots. It is both complex and volatile. This beautiful little CD possesses all of these traits and then some. It is warm. It is cozy. It satisfies the sweet tooth of the soul."— Rick Rock - Director/Founder - Tribes Hill
DK and the Joy Machine brings you innovative music on mountain dulcimer to move your soul. Her new album, SHY ONE, has been described by Curve magazine "as quirky and smart with sultry vocals " and AltCountry Forum as "anti-folk and rootsy Americana...that directly touches the heart and convinces in pure beauty with traces of the deep south and an expressive voice reminiscent of Patti Smith with an obvious kinship with PJ Harvey, Indigo Girls, and Lucinda Williams.”
Andrew V. Craig....Pseudo Jazz, Brazilian Bossa Nova , Pop, Folk. Andrew has performed outdoors in Greenwich Village as part of Make Music NY and TimeOut magazine, with Pete Seeger at the Beacon water front and opened for Rod MacDonald at the Uptown Coffee House. Review of his cd -"I found in it qualities that could be expressed easily with the metaphor of a dessert wine or perhaps more accurately an espresso. The defining characteristics of espresso include a thick consistency and a serving size that is usually measured in shots. It is both complex and volatile. This beautiful little CD possesses all of these traits and then some. It is warm. It is cozy. It satisfies the sweet tooth of the soul."— Rick Rock - Director/Founder - Tribes Hill
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 PM
Jonathan Byrd and The Pickup Cowboys Common Ground Coffee House
25 Old Jackson AveHastings on Hudson, NY
Phone: 914 748 2710
Purchase Tickets: jonathan-byrd-and-the-pick-up-cowboys-tickets
Website: https://commongroundconcerts.com
“…one of the top 50 songwriters of the past 50 years.” — Chicago Tribune
“…a folk singer with the heart of a rock ‘n’ roll band.” — K. Oliver, Free Times
Jonathan Byrd and The Pickup Cowboys are musical gunslingers, vaudevillian hucksters, and old-fashioned tent revivalists. Between heartbreaking ballads and heart-lifting sing-alongs, the Cowboys entertain and get audiences involved in the show. Byrd is a preacher’s son, a Gulf War veteran, and an award-winning songwriter from Chapel Hill, NC, known for literary, outsider songs that have become campfire favorites. Called “one of the top 50 songwriters of the past 50 years” by The Chicago Tribune, Byrd shares the often-missed, always poignant tales of the small people that make the world such a big place. He is joined on drums by Austin McCall (Kaira Ba, Violet Bell), and musical renaissance man Johnny Waken on guitar, saw, and mandolin. Johnny Waken cut his teeth on electric guitar in Pittsburgh with rock legend Norm Nardini, opening for The Blues Brothers Band on their Red, Hot & Blue tour in 1992. After taking a few years away from music, Johnny is back at it with the Pickup Cowboys. Austin McCall is a drummer of all trades, having played with such diverse acts as Senegalese griot Diali Cissokho, new Indie duo Violet Bell, and international theater troupe Paper Hand Puppet Intervention. Austin uses all his modes to support Jonathan Byrd’s diverse catalog of songs and Johnny Waken’s instrumental antics.
Tickets:
Front row: $25 in advance, $30 at the door
General admission: $20 in advance, $25 at the door
Common Ground Community Concerts is the producer the long-standing Common Ground Coffeehouse at the First Unitarian Society of Westchester at 25 Old Jackson Avenue, outside of Hastings-on-Hudson NY. Four times a year, we also present concerts at historic Irvington Theater at 85 Main Street in Irvington NY and partner with community groups and non-profits to produce concerts in other locations as well.
“…a folk singer with the heart of a rock ‘n’ roll band.” — K. Oliver, Free Times
Jonathan Byrd and The Pickup Cowboys are musical gunslingers, vaudevillian hucksters, and old-fashioned tent revivalists. Between heartbreaking ballads and heart-lifting sing-alongs, the Cowboys entertain and get audiences involved in the show. Byrd is a preacher’s son, a Gulf War veteran, and an award-winning songwriter from Chapel Hill, NC, known for literary, outsider songs that have become campfire favorites. Called “one of the top 50 songwriters of the past 50 years” by The Chicago Tribune, Byrd shares the often-missed, always poignant tales of the small people that make the world such a big place. He is joined on drums by Austin McCall (Kaira Ba, Violet Bell), and musical renaissance man Johnny Waken on guitar, saw, and mandolin. Johnny Waken cut his teeth on electric guitar in Pittsburgh with rock legend Norm Nardini, opening for The Blues Brothers Band on their Red, Hot & Blue tour in 1992. After taking a few years away from music, Johnny is back at it with the Pickup Cowboys. Austin McCall is a drummer of all trades, having played with such diverse acts as Senegalese griot Diali Cissokho, new Indie duo Violet Bell, and international theater troupe Paper Hand Puppet Intervention. Austin uses all his modes to support Jonathan Byrd’s diverse catalog of songs and Johnny Waken’s instrumental antics.
Tickets:
Front row: $25 in advance, $30 at the door
General admission: $20 in advance, $25 at the door
Common Ground Community Concerts is the producer the long-standing Common Ground Coffeehouse at the First Unitarian Society of Westchester at 25 Old Jackson Avenue, outside of Hastings-on-Hudson NY. Four times a year, we also present concerts at historic Irvington Theater at 85 Main Street in Irvington NY and partner with community groups and non-profits to produce concerts in other locations as well.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Tribes Hill Open Mic BeanRunner Cafe
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, New York 10595
Phone: (914) 737-1701
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com
Our open mic is held on the third Sunday of every month at the BeanRunner Cafe.
Sign up from 2:30 on...
Free! Donations appreciated.
At the BeanRunner Cafe you can dine from an eclectic menu of specialty soups, salads, panini sandwiches, gyros and wraps — with a touch of Caribbean fare as well as vegetarian and gluten free dishes. They offer the best in desserts, real fruit smoothies, organic coffee, imported beer and fine wine.
Sign up from 2:30 on...
Free! Donations appreciated.
At the BeanRunner Cafe you can dine from an eclectic menu of specialty soups, salads, panini sandwiches, gyros and wraps — with a touch of Caribbean fare as well as vegetarian and gluten free dishes. They offer the best in desserts, real fruit smoothies, organic coffee, imported beer and fine wine.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 11pm
Peter Calo with Daniel Weiss - Chris Marshak - Malcolm Gold BeanRunner Cafe
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566 USA
Phone: (914) 737-1701
Purchase Tickets: https://www.beanrunnercafe.com/
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4 PM to 6 PM
Why Hunger Hungerthon Benefit with Steve Chapin, The Chapin Sisters, Joe D’Urso with Seth Saltzman and Christopher Brown. Park Ridge High School, Little Theater, 2 Park Ave, Park Ridge NJ
Price: $22.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.cafeacoustic.org
WhyHunger Hungerthon Benefit Concert with Steve Chapin, the Chapin Sisters, Joe D’Urso and Christopher Brown!
This special benefit Show will be presented in association with WhyHunger, The Acoustic Cafe Music Series and the Borough of Park Ridge. WhyHunger, the organization founded in 1975 by the late singer/songwriter Harry Chapin and Bill Ayers, enlists performing artists to raise funds and awareness for the most innovative and effective community-based organizations fighting hunger and poverty all across the world. Through music we can all make a difference in the world!
Artists performing include Steve Chapin, The Chapin Sisters, Joe D’Urso with Seth Saltzman and Christopher Brown.
Steve Chapin, brother of Harry and Tom Chapin, has performed nationally and internationally with his own Steve Chapin band and with his late brother Harry as band leader, musical director, arranger, producer, multi instrumentalist and singer. He continues to perform concerts as the Harry Chapin band, with three of the original members, keeping the legacy of Harry’s music alive and well.
The Chapin Sisters, Abigail and Lily, are an American folk-rock and harmony duo, daughters of Tom and nieces of Harry and Steve. Their sound blurs the lines between old-time Appalachian music, classic country-rock and pop. The Chapin Sisters carry on a proud family musical legacy.
Joe D’Urso's fierce independence, dynamic stage presence and altruistic nature have led him down a road less traveled, being on the Board of Directors for Why Hunger and The Light of Day Foundation and presenter of the Rockland/Bergen Music Festival. With his roots/rock band, Stone Caravan, Joe has released 14 CDs.
Singer/songwriter/artist Christopher Brown is known as a solo acoustic performer, the leader of duos and trios, and as the voice of the Bookends band, which has been rocking out since 1976. Chris has just released a new CD of his original music, The Brown Album.
Tickets: $22 advance online, $25 at the door.
www.cafeacoustic.org
More info-201-573-0718
Doors open at 3:30 PM Proceeds will benefit WhyHunger
Non-perishable food donations will be accepted for the Tri-Boro Food Pantry of Park Ridge.
This special benefit Show will be presented in association with WhyHunger, The Acoustic Cafe Music Series and the Borough of Park Ridge. WhyHunger, the organization founded in 1975 by the late singer/songwriter Harry Chapin and Bill Ayers, enlists performing artists to raise funds and awareness for the most innovative and effective community-based organizations fighting hunger and poverty all across the world. Through music we can all make a difference in the world!
Artists performing include Steve Chapin, The Chapin Sisters, Joe D’Urso with Seth Saltzman and Christopher Brown.
Steve Chapin, brother of Harry and Tom Chapin, has performed nationally and internationally with his own Steve Chapin band and with his late brother Harry as band leader, musical director, arranger, producer, multi instrumentalist and singer. He continues to perform concerts as the Harry Chapin band, with three of the original members, keeping the legacy of Harry’s music alive and well.
The Chapin Sisters, Abigail and Lily, are an American folk-rock and harmony duo, daughters of Tom and nieces of Harry and Steve. Their sound blurs the lines between old-time Appalachian music, classic country-rock and pop. The Chapin Sisters carry on a proud family musical legacy.
Joe D’Urso's fierce independence, dynamic stage presence and altruistic nature have led him down a road less traveled, being on the Board of Directors for Why Hunger and The Light of Day Foundation and presenter of the Rockland/Bergen Music Festival. With his roots/rock band, Stone Caravan, Joe has released 14 CDs.
Singer/songwriter/artist Christopher Brown is known as a solo acoustic performer, the leader of duos and trios, and as the voice of the Bookends band, which has been rocking out since 1976. Chris has just released a new CD of his original music, The Brown Album.
Tickets: $22 advance online, $25 at the door.
www.cafeacoustic.org
More info-201-573-0718
Doors open at 3:30 PM Proceeds will benefit WhyHunger
Non-perishable food donations will be accepted for the Tri-Boro Food Pantry of Park Ridge.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Show The Tapp
17 North BroadwayTarrytown, NY
Phone: (914) 703-6022
Website: https://www.thetappny.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 PM to 10:00 pm
PLEASE NOTE: MONDAY"S GATHERING IS POSTPONED UNTIL THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5TH DUE TO THE WEATHER Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, New York 10595
Phone: 914-564-9212
Tribes Hill's Annual Solstice Show will be Sunday, December 15th at the BeanRunner. Songs will be chosen following the Tribes Hill holiday gathering at the Hammond House on Monday, December 2nd. Those who would like to submit a song but cannot attend the gathering should contact Rick through info@tribeshill.com or call him at 914-564-9212.
Potluck finger foods and beverages.
Potluck finger foods and beverages.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 PM
Tribes Hill Holiday Gathering Hammond House
Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.
Valhalla, New York 10595
phone: 914-564-9212
Tribes Hill's Annual Solstice Show will be Sunday, December 15th at the BeanRunner. Songs will be chosen following the rescheduled Tribes Hill holiday gathering at Hammond House on Thursday, December 5th. Those who would like to submit a song but cannot attend the gathering should contact Rick through info@tribeshill.com or call him at 914-564-9212.
Potluck small dish finger foods and beverages.
111 Grasslands Rd.
Valhalla, New York 10595
phone: 914-564-9212
Tribes Hill's Annual Solstice Show will be Sunday, December 15th at the BeanRunner. Songs will be chosen following the rescheduled Tribes Hill holiday gathering at Hammond House on Thursday, December 5th. Those who would like to submit a song but cannot attend the gathering should contact Rick through info@tribeshill.com or call him at 914-564-9212.
Potluck small dish finger foods and beverages.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Monthly Residenct Coffe Labs Roasters
7 Main StreetTarrytown, NY
Website: https://www.coffeelabs.com
NYFA (New York Foundation For The Arts) grant recipient Fred Gillen Jr has released eleven full-length albums, to great critical acclaim. He has performed all over the U.S. and Europe as a solo artist. From 2017 to 2019 he was music director of the Group The Greenheart, traveling to Nepal four times and India once, performing concerts to raise awareness of environmental activism. His songs have been featured on ABC's "All My Children," NPR's "Car Talk," CMJ's New Music Marathon Sampler, and in 2012 his version of Woody Guthrie's "I Ain't Got No Home" was featured on "Pete Remembers Woody," a collection of Pete Seeger's spoken stories about Woody Guthrie. interspersed with various artists' renditions of Guthrie's songs. Like Seeger and Guthrie, Gillen's lyrics often reflect both the hope and despair of the human condition, while his music illustrates the diversity of influences in the air when he was growing up in the 1970's. His live performances are spontaneous and full of storytelling, and he enjoys audience participation.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 pm
Taghkanic Chorale: "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" Holy Name of Mary Church
114 Grand StreetCroton-on-Hudson, NY 10520 USA
Phone: 1-800-838-3006
Price: $25.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.taghkanicchorale.org
8:00 pm, Sat., Dec. 7 and 4:00 pm, Sun., Dec 8
Eric Whitacre Five Hebrew Love Songs
Randall Thompson Frostiana
Benjamin Britten Hymn to the Virgin
John Tavener Today the Virgin and O Do Not Move
Howard Goodall Romance of the Angels
Favorite Songs of the Seasons The Sleigh;
Stars I Shall Find Thee; Carol of the Bells;
Children Go Where I Send Thee
Tickets Available at the Door: $25. Seniors: $22. Students: $12.
Children under 12 accompanied by an adult: Free
Eric Whitacre Five Hebrew Love Songs
Randall Thompson Frostiana
Benjamin Britten Hymn to the Virgin
John Tavener Today the Virgin and O Do Not Move
Howard Goodall Romance of the Angels
Favorite Songs of the Seasons The Sleigh;
Stars I Shall Find Thee; Carol of the Bells;
Children Go Where I Send Thee
Tickets Available at the Door: $25. Seniors: $22. Students: $12.
Children under 12 accompanied by an adult: Free
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 PM to 9:30 PM
Tom From Nyack and Tom Heany Live@ The Upstream Gallery
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.riverspiritmusic.com
On Saturday, December 14 at 7:30 PM Live @ The Upstream Galley will present an evening with two singer-songwriters.
Tom Cardullo (Tom From Nyack) and Tom Heany will present their original songs
Tickets are $15 advance and $20 at the door
Tom Cardullo (Tom From Nyack) and Tom Heany will present their original songs
Tickets are $15 advance and $20 at the door
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Tribes Hill Solstice Show BeanRunner Cafe
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, New York 10566
Phone: (914) 737-1701
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com
Featuring performances by Susan Kane, Judy Kass, Jordan Copeland, Rick Ahneman, Danny Vazquez, Steve Scholle, Ted Horan, All Wheel Drive, Peter Calo, Anne Carpenter, Cira Montreys, Fred Gillen Jr., Jack Serra-Lima, Rick Rock, and the Tribes Hill Chorus.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm to 8pm
Peter Calo and Anne Carpenter on the Salon Stage “Main Street Dining Room” at The Towne Crier
379 Main Street Beacon, NY 12508
Phone: (845) 1300
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
Anne Carpenter and Peter Calo present an evening of holiday music with some non-holiday favorites.
Peter and Anne love to sing harmony together. They are coming to the Towne Crier Café’s Salon Stage to perform some holiday favorites as well as non holiday favorites. Come enjoy an evening of harmony and good cheer!
Peter and Anne love to sing harmony together. They are coming to the Towne Crier Café’s Salon Stage to perform some holiday favorites as well as non holiday favorites. Come enjoy an evening of harmony and good cheer!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm to 9pm
Peter Calo with Mark Minkler and Alex Bullen The Green Growler
4 Croton Point Ave.Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520
Phone: 914-962-9300
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.thegreengrowler.com/
playing some funky busy jazzy RnB
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 10pm
NEW YEARS EVE The Mill
583 Warburton Ave.Hastings on Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: (914) 231-7772
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 8:30pm
FRIDAY SALON featuring PETER CALO on the Salon Stage - No Music Cover “Main Street Dining Room” at The Towne Crier
379 Main Street Beacon, NY 12508
Phone: (845) 1300
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
Enjoy live music, great food and drink plus rotating art exhibits. All in a cozy setting!
Adam Ezra Group and Brad Cole play the Main Stage starting at 8:30pm
Adam Ezra Group and Brad Cole play the Main Stage starting at 8:30pm
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:30 PM
Tribes Hill Gathering Barb Prisament hosts
Barb Prisament
50 Clarewood Drive
Hastings-on-Hudson NY 10706
phone: 914-643-0923
Please note: my home is inside Clarewood, a townhouse community on Jackson Avenue between 9A and the Sprain, please drive through the gatehouse entrance on Jackson, say you're visiting me and my home is right on the main road, the fifth on the left after the 1st speed bump. It says 50 on the garage. Please do not park on Clarewood Drive itself, but use a guest spot just past my house or park on one of the side streets just past my home.
Upright piano in house.
BYOB
50 Clarewood Drive
Hastings-on-Hudson NY 10706
phone: 914-643-0923
Please note: my home is inside Clarewood, a townhouse community on Jackson Avenue between 9A and the Sprain, please drive through the gatehouse entrance on Jackson, say you're visiting me and my home is right on the main road, the fifth on the left after the 1st speed bump. It says 50 on the garage. Please do not park on Clarewood Drive itself, but use a guest spot just past my house or park on one of the side streets just past my home.
Upright piano in house.
BYOB
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:00 PM to 7:30 PM
Diana Jones River Spirit Music House Concert Series
47 Jefferson AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 United States
Phone: 347-MUSIC-76
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: Tickets
Website: https://www.riverspiritmusic.com
THIS SHOW IS GOING TO SELL OUT QUICKLY! DON'T WAIT. ONLY 25 SEATS LEFT!!!
House Concert in a private home
Doors/Potluck 4pm | Music 5pm
Please bring a dish. Music begins at 5pm
Suggested donation: $20 advance | $25 door (if any seats remain)
100% goes to the musicians
We will be hosting our first house concert of 2020 on Sunday, January 12th with a terrific musical artist: DIANA JONES. Diana’s an award-winning nationally-touring singer-songwriter whose newest album is called Song To A Refugee - A song cycle based on the stories of refugees. You can hear some of Diana’s music and learn more about her work at www.dianajonesmusic.com.
River Spirit Music and Diana are partnering with Hearts & Homes for Refugees and the Westchester Refugee Initiative (WRI) coalition for this event. Kathie O’Callaghan, the founder of Hearts & Homes for Refugees, will speak with us during intermission to tell us where and how we can help. Everyone will be able to donate to WRI directly at the show and learn more about other ways to be involved with our local and world refugee communities.
Hearts and Homes for Refugees is an apolitical initiative that welcomes concerned individuals from every faith-based and civic background and does not represent any specific community group except its own.
House Concert in a private home
Doors/Potluck 4pm | Music 5pm
Please bring a dish. Music begins at 5pm
Suggested donation: $20 advance | $25 door (if any seats remain)
100% goes to the musicians
We will be hosting our first house concert of 2020 on Sunday, January 12th with a terrific musical artist: DIANA JONES. Diana’s an award-winning nationally-touring singer-songwriter whose newest album is called Song To A Refugee - A song cycle based on the stories of refugees. You can hear some of Diana’s music and learn more about her work at www.dianajonesmusic.com.
River Spirit Music and Diana are partnering with Hearts & Homes for Refugees and the Westchester Refugee Initiative (WRI) coalition for this event. Kathie O’Callaghan, the founder of Hearts & Homes for Refugees, will speak with us during intermission to tell us where and how we can help. Everyone will be able to donate to WRI directly at the show and learn more about other ways to be involved with our local and world refugee communities.
Hearts and Homes for Refugees is an apolitical initiative that welcomes concerned individuals from every faith-based and civic background and does not represent any specific community group except its own.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm to 9:30pm
Live@theUpstream: MICHAEL FRANCIS McCARTHY (Opening: JASPER ZIMMERMAN) Live at The Upstream
8 Main StreetHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: (914) 674-8548
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: Tickets
Website: https://www.riverspiritmusic.com/our-shows/livetheupstream-michael-francis-mccarthy
Doors 7:00pm | Music 7:30pm
Suggested donation: $15 advance | $20 door
Limited seats — advance purchase recommended
MICHAEL FRANCIS McCARTHY is an itinerant American roots musician. Born and partially raised in South America, McCarthy developed an early love of music through childhood exposure to Bolivian folklore and Grateful Dead records. Picking up the guitar at age four, he began a 30-year odyssey that led him throughout the Americas, wandering the western hemisphere gathering the sounds of the deep south and remote cold north, of the cities and small towns, the cutting edge party towns and the forgotten roadside hollows of yesterday's blues and country circuits, forever in chase of the ghosts of his heroes - Hank, Duane, Jerry, Robert, Merle, Levon, Woody, Bob and the rest. His sound is at once traditional and fresh, featuring powerful vocals, dense guitar work and a repertoire of timeless material delivered with conviction. Based in the Hudson Valley region of upstate New York, McCarthy performs 200 shows a year from the Canada border to the Gulf Coast and all points in between.
Opening the show will be thirteen-year-old JASPER ZIMMERMAN, who has been playing the piano for six years. A native of Hastings-on-Hudson, Jasper attends Farragut Middle School. His piano teacher is Billy Lester, and his idol is Art Tatum. Jasper is a member of the Jazz House Big Band in Montclair, NJ, and a regular at the Jazz Forum jam sessions in Tarrytown. He traveled to Ireland with NYC's Jazz Standard Youth Orchestra to play at the Guinness Cork Jazz Festival. Three of his pieces have been chosen by the NYS School Music Association for its Young Composer Honors Concerts. Jasper has performed on piano, trombone, vocals, melodica, organ, percussion and vibes, and he experiments with digital music production. www.jazzyjasperz.com
Suggested donation: $15 advance | $20 door
Limited seats — advance purchase recommended
MICHAEL FRANCIS McCARTHY is an itinerant American roots musician. Born and partially raised in South America, McCarthy developed an early love of music through childhood exposure to Bolivian folklore and Grateful Dead records. Picking up the guitar at age four, he began a 30-year odyssey that led him throughout the Americas, wandering the western hemisphere gathering the sounds of the deep south and remote cold north, of the cities and small towns, the cutting edge party towns and the forgotten roadside hollows of yesterday's blues and country circuits, forever in chase of the ghosts of his heroes - Hank, Duane, Jerry, Robert, Merle, Levon, Woody, Bob and the rest. His sound is at once traditional and fresh, featuring powerful vocals, dense guitar work and a repertoire of timeless material delivered with conviction. Based in the Hudson Valley region of upstate New York, McCarthy performs 200 shows a year from the Canada border to the Gulf Coast and all points in between.
Opening the show will be thirteen-year-old JASPER ZIMMERMAN, who has been playing the piano for six years. A native of Hastings-on-Hudson, Jasper attends Farragut Middle School. His piano teacher is Billy Lester, and his idol is Art Tatum. Jasper is a member of the Jazz House Big Band in Montclair, NJ, and a regular at the Jazz Forum jam sessions in Tarrytown. He traveled to Ireland with NYC's Jazz Standard Youth Orchestra to play at the Guinness Cork Jazz Festival. Three of his pieces have been chosen by the NYS School Music Association for its Young Composer Honors Concerts. Jasper has performed on piano, trombone, vocals, melodica, organ, percussion and vibes, and he experiments with digital music production. www.jazzyjasperz.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 PM
KJ Denhert Trio, w/ special guests US! Common Ground Coffee House
25 Old Jackson Ave.Hastings on Hudson, NY 10706
Website: https://commongroundfusw.com/
KJ Denhert Trio with special guests, Us! (Judy Kass, Glen Roethel & Amy Soucy)
KJ Denhert’s performances will move you to laugh, to dance and even to cry. Her special blend of urban folk & jazz has earned her four Independent Music Award nominations and in ’09, she was named as one of Jazz.com’s top female vocalists. She’s appeared at scores of festivals and has residencies at the ’55 Bar’, Smoke in NYC, at the Baz Bar in St. Barth’s, and the prestigious Umbria Jazz Festival in Italy. Consistently praised for her pathos, originality and impeccable musicianship, KJ is a one of a kind songwriter, guitarist, and performer, not to be missed.
Opening the evening will be US!, featuring Glen Roethel, Judy Kass, and Amy Soucy. The trio combines their voices to lift up causes of social justice, unity, and the connectedness of all things. California born Glen Roethel is one-of-a-kind artist, gifted vocalist, dazzlingly musical acoustic guitarist. New York-based Judy Kass, quickly draws in her audience with soulful vocals, no-nonsense lyrical storytelling and genre-bending exploration of guitar and piano. Amy Soucy is a Beacon, NY-based contemporary folk chanteuse who writes evocative songs exploring the kaleidoscope of human experience (dreams, longing, forgiveness, and healing) and sings them in a voice that’s been called “powerful,” “comforting,” and “angelic.”
Tickets: Front row–$25 in advance, $30 at the door; General admission–$20 in advance, $25 at the door.
Common Ground Community Concerts is the producer the long-standing Common Ground Coffeehouse at the First Unitarian Society of Westchester at 25 Old Jackson Avenue, outside of Hastings-on-Hudson NY. Four times a year, we also present concerts at historic Irvington Theater at 85 Main Street in Irvington NY and partner with community groups and non-profits to produce concerts in other locations as well.
KJ Denhert’s performances will move you to laugh, to dance and even to cry. Her special blend of urban folk & jazz has earned her four Independent Music Award nominations and in ’09, she was named as one of Jazz.com’s top female vocalists. She’s appeared at scores of festivals and has residencies at the ’55 Bar’, Smoke in NYC, at the Baz Bar in St. Barth’s, and the prestigious Umbria Jazz Festival in Italy. Consistently praised for her pathos, originality and impeccable musicianship, KJ is a one of a kind songwriter, guitarist, and performer, not to be missed.
Opening the evening will be US!, featuring Glen Roethel, Judy Kass, and Amy Soucy. The trio combines their voices to lift up causes of social justice, unity, and the connectedness of all things. California born Glen Roethel is one-of-a-kind artist, gifted vocalist, dazzlingly musical acoustic guitarist. New York-based Judy Kass, quickly draws in her audience with soulful vocals, no-nonsense lyrical storytelling and genre-bending exploration of guitar and piano. Amy Soucy is a Beacon, NY-based contemporary folk chanteuse who writes evocative songs exploring the kaleidoscope of human experience (dreams, longing, forgiveness, and healing) and sings them in a voice that’s been called “powerful,” “comforting,” and “angelic.”
Tickets: Front row–$25 in advance, $30 at the door; General admission–$20 in advance, $25 at the door.
Common Ground Community Concerts is the producer the long-standing Common Ground Coffeehouse at the First Unitarian Society of Westchester at 25 Old Jackson Avenue, outside of Hastings-on-Hudson NY. Four times a year, we also present concerts at historic Irvington Theater at 85 Main Street in Irvington NY and partner with community groups and non-profits to produce concerts in other locations as well.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Tribes Hill Open Mic - Sunday, January 19th BeanRunner Cafe
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, New York 10566
Phone: (914) 737-1701
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com/
Sign up from 2:30 on...
Free admission! Donations appreciated!
Our open mic is held on the third Sunday of every month at the BeanRunner Cafe.
At the BeanRunner Cafe you can dine from an eclectic menu of specialty soups, salads, panini sandwiches, gyros and wraps — with a touch of Caribbean fare as well as vegetarian and gluten free dishes. They offer the best in desserts, real fruit smoothies, organic coffee, imported beer and fine wine.
Free admission! Donations appreciated!
Our open mic is held on the third Sunday of every month at the BeanRunner Cafe.
At the BeanRunner Cafe you can dine from an eclectic menu of specialty soups, salads, panini sandwiches, gyros and wraps — with a touch of Caribbean fare as well as vegetarian and gluten free dishes. They offer the best in desserts, real fruit smoothies, organic coffee, imported beer and fine wine.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm to 10pm
Julie Corbalis and Andrea Ekizian with special guest George Mallas Groovin in New Fairfield Coffeehouse
33 Route 37New Fairfield, CT 06812
Phone: 203-312-5665
Price: $10.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.groovininnewfairfield.com
After not hosting a show since September, Groovin’ in New Fairfield, in partnership with the New Fairfield Senior Center and Park & Rec, is back and will stage an eclectic singer-songwriter show that you won’t want to miss. And we'll give you three good reasons why.
We’ll be opening with keyboardist George Mallas, an established songwriter from just over the border in North Salem. You may have caught George at one of the local showcase venues, or perhaps his collaborative efforts with “The Four Horsemen”, featuring four local and very talented singer-songwriters. He also co-hosts Pawling Public Radio’s “Songwriters’ Block” every Wednesday night with lyricist Melanie Berti, with whom he has teamed up to write some great tunes for his latest album (some of which you’re bound to hear). Having been a student of the piano since age 6, he says “the instrument has become a natural extension of who I am”. His experiences in life, love and family have profoundly inspired his songs, his style and passion for playing. You might hear the influences of those notable songwriters he heard growing up: Joni Mitchell, Elton John, Jackson Browne, James Taylor and Cat Stevens.
Next taking the stage will be our Westchester friend, the enthusiastic and gifted singer/songstress Julie Corbalis. You may recall her opening at our coffee house for bluesman Toby Walker a few shows back or you may have caught one of her memorable performances at venues up and down the Hudson Valley either fronting an ensemble of talented musicians, teaming up with long time collaborators as a duo or trio, or out holding court on her own. Whether performing her own take on covers of classics from The Beatles, Rolling Stones, Beyonce, Dolly Parton, Sheryl Crow, Sam Cooke, Bob Dylan, Tom Petty (you get the picture) or a rendition of one of the originals from one of her own CD releases, she can certainly capture a crowd, and has done so opening for the likes of Colin Hay (Men at Work), Amy Correia, Jeffrey Gaines, Johnny Irion and Sarah Lee Guthrie. She’s performed at the Bitter End café (NYC), Brooklyn Bowl, The Hudson Clearwater Revival, Towne Crier and the Pleasantville Music Festival and toured Northern Europe. Add to that, a great rapport with her audience, Julie just doesn’t disappoint.
Closing the night will be frontwoman Andrea Ekizian of Andrea and the Armenian Rug Riders. Known for their high-spirited performances as a rock band covering songs from groups like the Beatles, the Pretenders and Led Zeppelin, this is Andrea’s opportunity to strut her stuff in front of an audience who’ll attentively listen to her acoustic interpretations of pop/rock classics. She will be backed by a member(s) of her band, John Scavelli and Brett Roberts. The Armenian Rug Riders have an avid following along their typical Hudson Valley circuit (including our own Ron Statler), so we are psyched to be witness to this incarnation.
Remember, you can get there just before the show starts (doors open at 6:45 PM) and chill with meal worthy food (thanks, Bruno’s of NF) at a modest price. There’s also deserts, beverages and, oh yes, coffee. Reservations can be made by calling 203-312-5665. Still only $10.
See you at the show.
We’ll be opening with keyboardist George Mallas, an established songwriter from just over the border in North Salem. You may have caught George at one of the local showcase venues, or perhaps his collaborative efforts with “The Four Horsemen”, featuring four local and very talented singer-songwriters. He also co-hosts Pawling Public Radio’s “Songwriters’ Block” every Wednesday night with lyricist Melanie Berti, with whom he has teamed up to write some great tunes for his latest album (some of which you’re bound to hear). Having been a student of the piano since age 6, he says “the instrument has become a natural extension of who I am”. His experiences in life, love and family have profoundly inspired his songs, his style and passion for playing. You might hear the influences of those notable songwriters he heard growing up: Joni Mitchell, Elton John, Jackson Browne, James Taylor and Cat Stevens.
Next taking the stage will be our Westchester friend, the enthusiastic and gifted singer/songstress Julie Corbalis. You may recall her opening at our coffee house for bluesman Toby Walker a few shows back or you may have caught one of her memorable performances at venues up and down the Hudson Valley either fronting an ensemble of talented musicians, teaming up with long time collaborators as a duo or trio, or out holding court on her own. Whether performing her own take on covers of classics from The Beatles, Rolling Stones, Beyonce, Dolly Parton, Sheryl Crow, Sam Cooke, Bob Dylan, Tom Petty (you get the picture) or a rendition of one of the originals from one of her own CD releases, she can certainly capture a crowd, and has done so opening for the likes of Colin Hay (Men at Work), Amy Correia, Jeffrey Gaines, Johnny Irion and Sarah Lee Guthrie. She’s performed at the Bitter End café (NYC), Brooklyn Bowl, The Hudson Clearwater Revival, Towne Crier and the Pleasantville Music Festival and toured Northern Europe. Add to that, a great rapport with her audience, Julie just doesn’t disappoint.
Closing the night will be frontwoman Andrea Ekizian of Andrea and the Armenian Rug Riders. Known for their high-spirited performances as a rock band covering songs from groups like the Beatles, the Pretenders and Led Zeppelin, this is Andrea’s opportunity to strut her stuff in front of an audience who’ll attentively listen to her acoustic interpretations of pop/rock classics. She will be backed by a member(s) of her band, John Scavelli and Brett Roberts. The Armenian Rug Riders have an avid following along their typical Hudson Valley circuit (including our own Ron Statler), so we are psyched to be witness to this incarnation.
Remember, you can get there just before the show starts (doors open at 6:45 PM) and chill with meal worthy food (thanks, Bruno’s of NF) at a modest price. There’s also deserts, beverages and, oh yes, coffee. Reservations can be made by calling 203-312-5665. Still only $10.
See you at the show.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
The Irvington Folk Festival Irvington Town Hall Theatre
85 Main StreetIrvington, NY
Phone: 914-693-1065
Website: https://commongroundfusw.com/
The Irvington Folk Festival: Friday January 31-Saturday, February 1
ABOUT THE FESTIVAL
Common Ground and Irvington Theater are proud to announce the first annual Irvington Folk Festival, to be held on January 31-February 1, 2020, featuring Dar Williams, Joe Crookston, Antje Duvekot, Norah Brown, Divining Rod, and more!
Join us at the crossroads of creativity and community for two evenings and one afternoon of live music, special VIP workshops and Q&A sessions at Irvington Theater and elsewhere in Irvington, NY.
The Irvington folk Festival offers performances by internationally-touring and emerging “on-the-rise” artists alike. The festivities begin with a special Q&A and reception with — and then a performance by — Friday night’s headliner, Dar Williams, whom Henrik Hertzberg of the New Yorker described as “one of America’s very best singer-songwriters.” One of the highlights on Saturday will be a very special afternoon workshop led by the award-winning singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, painter, and storyteller Joe Crookston. Joe will also perform at the theater on Saturday night.
Common Ground Community Concerts is the producer the long-standing Common Ground Coffeehouse at the First Unitarian Society of Westchester at 25 Old Jackson Avenue, outside of Hastings-on-Hudson NY. Four times a year, we also present concerts at historic Irvington Theater at 85 Main Street in Irvington NY and partner with community groups and non-profits to produce concerts in other locations as well.
ABOUT THE FESTIVAL
Common Ground and Irvington Theater are proud to announce the first annual Irvington Folk Festival, to be held on January 31-February 1, 2020, featuring Dar Williams, Joe Crookston, Antje Duvekot, Norah Brown, Divining Rod, and more!
Join us at the crossroads of creativity and community for two evenings and one afternoon of live music, special VIP workshops and Q&A sessions at Irvington Theater and elsewhere in Irvington, NY.
The Irvington folk Festival offers performances by internationally-touring and emerging “on-the-rise” artists alike. The festivities begin with a special Q&A and reception with — and then a performance by — Friday night’s headliner, Dar Williams, whom Henrik Hertzberg of the New Yorker described as “one of America’s very best singer-songwriters.” One of the highlights on Saturday will be a very special afternoon workshop led by the award-winning singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, painter, and storyteller Joe Crookston. Joe will also perform at the theater on Saturday night.
Common Ground Community Concerts is the producer the long-standing Common Ground Coffeehouse at the First Unitarian Society of Westchester at 25 Old Jackson Avenue, outside of Hastings-on-Hudson NY. Four times a year, we also present concerts at historic Irvington Theater at 85 Main Street in Irvington NY and partner with community groups and non-profits to produce concerts in other locations as well.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 p.m. to 10:00 pm
FRED GILLEN JR ELECTRIC TRIO CD RELEASE SHOW With Special Guests Laura Bowman and Julie Corbalis The Artist Spot
925 South StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.facebook.com/theartistspotpeekskill/
The band:
John Banrock: bass guitar, vocals
Paul J Magliari: drums and vocals
Fred Gillen Jr: vocals and electric guitar
About Fred Gillen Jr:
Fred Gillen Jr is a singer/ songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist from New York's artistically rich Hudson Valley. In his songwriting and in performance he has never been afraid to take on controversial or politically-charged topics, and is equally at home writing love songs and sing-along anthems. He seamlessly incorporates folk, punk, rock, spoken word, country, and Americana styles into his music. In late 2019 he released his eleventh independent, solo, studio album, "If I Woke Up This Morning and Died."
Gillen began his music career in the late 1980's as a bass guitarist with New York metro area bands including, most notably, the "CMJ Jackpot Pick" Rain Deputies and progressive rock band Modern Mass, performing at legendary NYC venues such as CBGB, Mercury Lounge, Irving Plaza, and the Lonestar Roadhouse. In 1996 he shifted his focus to being an independent singer/ songwriter and recording engineer and producer.
An extremely prolific songwriter, Gillen's material covers a wide range of topics, but tends to lean towards social commentary. His ten previous solo albums and two albums with Hope Machine have received radio play and glowing reviews all over the world. His songs have also been featured on ABC-TV's "All My Children," MSG Network's "NYC Soundtracks," NPR's "Car Talk," the CMJ "Music Marathon" album, and Folk Alliance's "War and Politics" album. In 2012 his version of Woody Guthrie's "I Ain't Got No Home" was featured on Pete Seeger's "Pete Remembers Woody," an album of Pete Seeger's spoken stories about Woody Guthrie, interspersed with various artists performing the songs. His songs have also been recorded by several other Hudson Valley artists.
As a solo performer Gillen has played solo shows all over the U.S. and Europe. His first European Tour was supported by a NYFA (New York State Foundation for the Arts) grant. He has opened for a wide variety of artists including Merle Haggard, David Bromberg Big Band, Todd Rundgren, and Fred Eaglesmith, and he has performed on stage with Pete Seeger, Peter Yarrow, Tom Chapin, John Hall and other great folk and rock artists. He is equally at home on a big festival or theatre stage as he is at a house concert, farmers' market, protest rally, or in the NYC subways as part of the Music Under New York program. He has built a substantial following with his spontaneity, soaring voice, storytelling, and ability to connect in many different venues and contexts.
From 2017 to 2019 Gillen was a member and music director of The Greenheart, a music and visual art project created to travel to South Asia and perform concerts and visual arts exhibitions to promote environmental activism. The group made four trips to Nepal and one to India, performing at schools, concert halls, river clean-up events, house concerts, and even ancient world heritage site Patan Durbar Square in Kathmandu. Another recent project producing a song co-written by Grammy-winning songwriter and fiddler Lisa Gutkin and Woody Guthrie has led to he and Gutkin playing some shows as a duo. Gillen also plays as a sideman playing guitar, bass, and percussion with various NY metro and Hudson valley artists, and is a member and co-writer with the twangy rock band Hot Rod Pacer.
When not performing his own music,Gillen is a busy recording engineer and producer, primarily recording and mixing local and regional artists out of his own studio "Woody's House" in Croton on Hudson, NY. He's worked with many artists from folk artists like Pete Seeger and Hudson Valley Sally to Jazz vocalist and drummer Tony Jefferson to Americana favorites Red Molly to string bands, rock bands, and even the occasional rapper or spoken-word project. He often co-writes with various members of his Hudson Valley music community, and has served as President of Tribes Hill, a non-profit HV music organization. Gillen's community work also informs his songwriting. His social justice activism makes its way into the songs he writes and the stories he tells at his shows, as does all of the traveling he has done over the years, particularly his time in Nepal.
John Banrock: bass guitar, vocals
Paul J Magliari: drums and vocals
Fred Gillen Jr: vocals and electric guitar
About Fred Gillen Jr:
Fred Gillen Jr is a singer/ songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist from New York's artistically rich Hudson Valley. In his songwriting and in performance he has never been afraid to take on controversial or politically-charged topics, and is equally at home writing love songs and sing-along anthems. He seamlessly incorporates folk, punk, rock, spoken word, country, and Americana styles into his music. In late 2019 he released his eleventh independent, solo, studio album, "If I Woke Up This Morning and Died."
Gillen began his music career in the late 1980's as a bass guitarist with New York metro area bands including, most notably, the "CMJ Jackpot Pick" Rain Deputies and progressive rock band Modern Mass, performing at legendary NYC venues such as CBGB, Mercury Lounge, Irving Plaza, and the Lonestar Roadhouse. In 1996 he shifted his focus to being an independent singer/ songwriter and recording engineer and producer.
An extremely prolific songwriter, Gillen's material covers a wide range of topics, but tends to lean towards social commentary. His ten previous solo albums and two albums with Hope Machine have received radio play and glowing reviews all over the world. His songs have also been featured on ABC-TV's "All My Children," MSG Network's "NYC Soundtracks," NPR's "Car Talk," the CMJ "Music Marathon" album, and Folk Alliance's "War and Politics" album. In 2012 his version of Woody Guthrie's "I Ain't Got No Home" was featured on Pete Seeger's "Pete Remembers Woody," an album of Pete Seeger's spoken stories about Woody Guthrie, interspersed with various artists performing the songs. His songs have also been recorded by several other Hudson Valley artists.
As a solo performer Gillen has played solo shows all over the U.S. and Europe. His first European Tour was supported by a NYFA (New York State Foundation for the Arts) grant. He has opened for a wide variety of artists including Merle Haggard, David Bromberg Big Band, Todd Rundgren, and Fred Eaglesmith, and he has performed on stage with Pete Seeger, Peter Yarrow, Tom Chapin, John Hall and other great folk and rock artists. He is equally at home on a big festival or theatre stage as he is at a house concert, farmers' market, protest rally, or in the NYC subways as part of the Music Under New York program. He has built a substantial following with his spontaneity, soaring voice, storytelling, and ability to connect in many different venues and contexts.
From 2017 to 2019 Gillen was a member and music director of The Greenheart, a music and visual art project created to travel to South Asia and perform concerts and visual arts exhibitions to promote environmental activism. The group made four trips to Nepal and one to India, performing at schools, concert halls, river clean-up events, house concerts, and even ancient world heritage site Patan Durbar Square in Kathmandu. Another recent project producing a song co-written by Grammy-winning songwriter and fiddler Lisa Gutkin and Woody Guthrie has led to he and Gutkin playing some shows as a duo. Gillen also plays as a sideman playing guitar, bass, and percussion with various NY metro and Hudson valley artists, and is a member and co-writer with the twangy rock band Hot Rod Pacer.
When not performing his own music,Gillen is a busy recording engineer and producer, primarily recording and mixing local and regional artists out of his own studio "Woody's House" in Croton on Hudson, NY. He's worked with many artists from folk artists like Pete Seeger and Hudson Valley Sally to Jazz vocalist and drummer Tony Jefferson to Americana favorites Red Molly to string bands, rock bands, and even the occasional rapper or spoken-word project. He often co-writes with various members of his Hudson Valley music community, and has served as President of Tribes Hill, a non-profit HV music organization. Gillen's community work also informs his songwriting. His social justice activism makes its way into the songs he writes and the stories he tells at his shows, as does all of the traveling he has done over the years, particularly his time in Nepal.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 pm to 9:30 pm
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Show Coffee Lab Roasters
7 Main StTarrytown, NY 10591 USA
Phone: (914) 332-1479
Website: https://local.yahoo.com/details?id=11243228
NYFA (New York Foundation For The Arts) grant recipient Fred Gillen Jr has released eleven full-length albums, to great critical acclaim. He has performed all over the U.S. and Europe as a solo artist. From 2017 to 2019 he was music director of the Group The Greenheart, traveling to Nepal four times and India once, performing concerts to raise awareness of environmental activism. His songs have been featured on ABC's "All My Children," NPR's "Car Talk," CMJ's New Music Marathon Sampler, and in 2012 his version of Woody Guthrie's "I Ain't Got No Home" was featured on "Pete Remembers Woody," a collection of Pete Seeger's spoken stories about Woody Guthrie. interspersed with various artists' renditions of Guthrie's songs. Like Seeger and Guthrie, Gillen's lyrics often reflect both the hope and despair of the human condition, while his music illustrates the diversity of influences in the air when he was growing up in the 1970's. His live performances are spontaneous and full of storytelling, and he enjoys audience participation.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4 PM to 6 PM
Vance Gilbert in Concert w/Special guest Sophie Buskin The Acoustic Cafe Music Series
Our Lady of Mercy Church, 2 Fremont Ave (LOWER GATHERING SPACE)Park Ridge, NJ 07656 United States
Phone: 201-573-0718
Price: $18.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.cafeacoustic.org
Singer/songwriter Vance Gilbert in concert at the Acoustic Café Music Series in Park Ridge on February 16th!
Vance Gilbert celebrates his new release, Good Good Man at the Acoustic Café, highlighting the new songs and also fan favorites! Special guest singer/songwriter Sophie Buskin will open the show!
Vance Gilbert burst onto the singer/songwriter scene in the early 90's when buzz started spreading in the folk clubs of Boston about an ex-multicultural arts teacher who was knocking 'em dead at open mics. Born and raised in the Philadelphia area, Vance started out hoping to be a jazz singer, and then discovered his affinity for the storytelling sensibilities of acoustic folk music. Once word got out about Gilbert's stage-owning singing and playing, Shawn Colvin invited him to be special guest on her Fat City Tour. Along with being opener of choice for artists as varied as Aretha Franklin, Arlo Guthrie, and Anita Baker, Gilbert also opened 140+ shows for the late comedian George Carlin. Most recently he’s the opener of choice for Paul Reiser and The Subdudes.
Considered by many to be an integral part of the national folk scene, Gilbert's approach to the acoustic singer songwriter idiom is significant. Gilbert's compositions, while frequently employing sophisticated melodies and harmonies that attest to his jazz roots, remain sublime attestations to the storyteller's craft.
“The voice of an angel, the wit of a devil and the guitar playing of a god.” - Fort Worth Star Telegram
Brooklyn based singer/songwriter Sophie Buskin has been a 2019 Formal Showcase artist at Nerfa and a 2019 Kerrville Folk Festival New Folk finalist. Her first solo release, Sweet Creature, has
garnered airplay on folk radio and is a testament to her ongoing journey of artistic self discovery.
“Oh, my God….she is amazing! This CD should be everywhere!” - Judy Collins -
$18 advance, $21 at the door
201-573-0718
Doors open at 3:30 PM.
Proceeds benefit the OLM Haiti scholarship Fund
Refreshments, parking
Vance Gilbert celebrates his new release, Good Good Man at the Acoustic Café, highlighting the new songs and also fan favorites! Special guest singer/songwriter Sophie Buskin will open the show!
Vance Gilbert burst onto the singer/songwriter scene in the early 90's when buzz started spreading in the folk clubs of Boston about an ex-multicultural arts teacher who was knocking 'em dead at open mics. Born and raised in the Philadelphia area, Vance started out hoping to be a jazz singer, and then discovered his affinity for the storytelling sensibilities of acoustic folk music. Once word got out about Gilbert's stage-owning singing and playing, Shawn Colvin invited him to be special guest on her Fat City Tour. Along with being opener of choice for artists as varied as Aretha Franklin, Arlo Guthrie, and Anita Baker, Gilbert also opened 140+ shows for the late comedian George Carlin. Most recently he’s the opener of choice for Paul Reiser and The Subdudes.
Considered by many to be an integral part of the national folk scene, Gilbert's approach to the acoustic singer songwriter idiom is significant. Gilbert's compositions, while frequently employing sophisticated melodies and harmonies that attest to his jazz roots, remain sublime attestations to the storyteller's craft.
“The voice of an angel, the wit of a devil and the guitar playing of a god.” - Fort Worth Star Telegram
Brooklyn based singer/songwriter Sophie Buskin has been a 2019 Formal Showcase artist at Nerfa and a 2019 Kerrville Folk Festival New Folk finalist. Her first solo release, Sweet Creature, has
garnered airplay on folk radio and is a testament to her ongoing journey of artistic self discovery.
“Oh, my God….she is amazing! This CD should be everywhere!” - Judy Collins -
$18 advance, $21 at the door
201-573-0718
Doors open at 3:30 PM.
Proceeds benefit the OLM Haiti scholarship Fund
Refreshments, parking
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 10:30 pm
Matt Turk 3 Bean Runner Cafe
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566 USA
Phone: (914) 737-1701
Price: $15.00
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com/
MT3 performs original songs as well as choice covers.
Matt Turk, recording artist and multi-instrumentalist, is called "an artist to be reckoned with" by Web music authority All Music Guide. He has performed and recorded with Pete Seeger, opened for Judy Collins, The Doobie Brothers, Fiona Apple and the Grateful Dead's Mickey Hart and has performed at the Clearwater Festival, Jazz at Lincoln Center and the Beacon Theatre, among others.
Ilana is a rootsy, soulful singer-songwriter with a beautiful, powerful voice, and along with personal stories, delivers a finely crafted performance.
Gary Schreiner is a multi instrumentalist and Emmy Award-winning composer for TV & Film. Gary has performed with diverse artists such as Elton John, Rosanne Cash, Joan Osborne, Patti Labelle, Pedrito Martinez, Yoko Ono, Pheobe Snow, Run-DMC, Carly Simon, John Pizzarelli, Dave Chappelle, and Chris Rock.
$15 admission. For reservations call 914-737-1701 or email beanman@beanrunnercafe.com
Matt Turk, recording artist and multi-instrumentalist, is called "an artist to be reckoned with" by Web music authority All Music Guide. He has performed and recorded with Pete Seeger, opened for Judy Collins, The Doobie Brothers, Fiona Apple and the Grateful Dead's Mickey Hart and has performed at the Clearwater Festival, Jazz at Lincoln Center and the Beacon Theatre, among others.
Ilana is a rootsy, soulful singer-songwriter with a beautiful, powerful voice, and along with personal stories, delivers a finely crafted performance.
Gary Schreiner is a multi instrumentalist and Emmy Award-winning composer for TV & Film. Gary has performed with diverse artists such as Elton John, Rosanne Cash, Joan Osborne, Patti Labelle, Pedrito Martinez, Yoko Ono, Pheobe Snow, Run-DMC, Carly Simon, John Pizzarelli, Dave Chappelle, and Chris Rock.
$15 admission. For reservations call 914-737-1701 or email beanman@beanrunnercafe.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm to 9:30pm
Radio Prison Live@theUpstream
8 Main StreetHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: (914) 674-8548
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: Tickets
Website: https://www.riverspiritmusic.com/our-shows/livetheupstream-radio-prison
Doors 7:00pm | Music 7:30pm
Suggested donation: $15 advance | $20 door
Limited seats — advance purchase recommended
Radio Prison is Bill Reeve – drums, David Hamburger – bass, John McDermott – guitar/vocals, and Richard Lobovsky – keyboards/vocals and Erik Blicker – guitar/vocals. All members have deep musical backgrounds. Bill is a conservatory-trained jazz drummer, David was an original member of the band “Sample This”, signed to Electra Records, and toured the world playing bass with Poppa Chubby. John spent his formative years busking around Ireland and Europe and fronted an indie rock band in San Francisco for many years. He is also a John Lennon Song Contest honoree. Rich has been playing in bands for many years and has been involved in several recording projects. Erik is a professional guitarist, a composer for TV and Film, and one of the owners of the Flavorlab audio production company. Pulling from the rock canon, they can, and do play songs from all genres (classic rock, Indie, funk, soul, jam band,), plus their own original music. Tight arrangements with jams are Radio Prison's signature. They can keep it short and sweet and pay homage to the three-minute song, or they can take a song and stretch it. Never self-indulgent, all that matters are that the band and audience are enjoying themselves.
Suggested donation: $15 advance | $20 door
Limited seats — advance purchase recommended
Radio Prison is Bill Reeve – drums, David Hamburger – bass, John McDermott – guitar/vocals, and Richard Lobovsky – keyboards/vocals and Erik Blicker – guitar/vocals. All members have deep musical backgrounds. Bill is a conservatory-trained jazz drummer, David was an original member of the band “Sample This”, signed to Electra Records, and toured the world playing bass with Poppa Chubby. John spent his formative years busking around Ireland and Europe and fronted an indie rock band in San Francisco for many years. He is also a John Lennon Song Contest honoree. Rich has been playing in bands for many years and has been involved in several recording projects. Erik is a professional guitarist, a composer for TV and Film, and one of the owners of the Flavorlab audio production company. Pulling from the rock canon, they can, and do play songs from all genres (classic rock, Indie, funk, soul, jam band,), plus their own original music. Tight arrangements with jams are Radio Prison's signature. They can keep it short and sweet and pay homage to the three-minute song, or they can take a song and stretch it. Never self-indulgent, all that matters are that the band and audience are enjoying themselves.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8PM to 10:30 pm
Haven Street Jazz....plays The Bean Runner Cafe The Bean Runner Café
Peekskill, NY
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.beanrunnercafe.com
Haven Street is a jazz quintet featuring Gary Bruce on guitar, Jay Militscher on bass, Rich Paganello on piano, Eric Puente on drums, and John Szinger on sax. They compose original compositions, rooted in the foundation of hard bop, inspired by greats such as Monk, Bird, and Coltrane, as well as today’s modern and Latin artists. Haven Street creates its own unique voice, embracing improvisation and collaboration. Their music can be heard here: https://soundcloud.com/havenstreet
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 11pm
The Music of Joni Mitchell and Paul Simon performed by Peter Calo and Anne Carpenter with John Lissauer Schoolhouse Theater
3 OWENS ROADCroton Falls, NY
Phone: 914 277-8477
Price: $25.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Monthly Residency Coffee Lab Roasters
7 Main StTarrytown, NY 10591 USA
Phone: (914) 332-1479
Website: https://local.yahoo.com/details?id=11243228
NYFA (New York Foundation For The Arts) grant recipient Fred Gillen Jr has released eleven full-length albums, to great critical acclaim. He has performed all over the U.S. and Europe as a solo artist. From 2017 to 2019 he was music director of the Group The Greenheart, traveling to Nepal four times and India once, performing concerts to raise awareness of environmental activism. His songs have been featured on ABC's "All My Children," NPR's "Car Talk," CMJ's New Music Marathon Sampler, and in 2012 his version of Woody Guthrie's "I Ain't Got No Home" was featured on "Pete Remembers Woody," a collection of Pete Seeger's spoken stories about Woody Guthrie. interspersed with various artists' renditions of Guthrie's songs. Like Seeger and Guthrie, Gillen's lyrics often reflect both the hope and despair of the human condition, while his music illustrates the diversity of influences in the air when he was growing up in the 1970's. His live performances are spontaneous and full of storytelling, and he enjoys audience participation.
Gillen has been playing at Coffee Labs just about every month for 17 years! Bring home a pound of New York's best coffee!
Gillen has been playing at Coffee Labs just about every month for 17 years! Bring home a pound of New York's best coffee!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 PM
Darlingside Irvington Town Hall Theatre
85 Main StreetIrvington, New York
Website: https://commongroundconcerts.com/
“It’s over now / The flag is sunk / The world has flattened out,” are the first words of Extralife, the new album by Boston-based quartet Darlingside. While the band’s critically acclaimed 2015 release Birds Say was steeped in nostalgia and the conviction of youth, Extralife grapples with dystopian realities and uncertain futures. Whether ambling down a sidewalk during the apocalypse or getting stuck in a video game for eternity, the band asks, sometimes cynically, sometimes playfully: what comes next? Their erstwhile innocence is now bloodshot for the better.
Hope arrives in the form of Darlingside’s signature superpower harmonies, drawing frequent comparisons to late-60’s era groups like Crosby, Stills & Nash; Simon & Garfunkel; and The Byrds. And yet, their penchant for science fiction and speculative futurism counteracts any urge to pigeonhole their aesthetic as “retro”. The four close friends construct every piece of their music collaboratively, pooling musical and lyrical ideas so that each song bears the imprint of four different writing voices. NPR Music dubs the result”exquisitely-arranged, literary-minded, baroque folk-pop”, and calls Extralife “perfectly crafted”.
Darlingside perform all of their music around a single vocal microphone, inviting audiences into a lush, intimate world where four voices are truly one. Their 2016 performance at the Cambridge Folk Festival “earned an ecstatic reception and turned them into instant stars”, according to The Daily Telegraph. The band tours regularly throughout the United States, Canada, the UK, and Europe.
TICKETS: $30-$45
Common Ground Community Concerts is the producer the long-standing Common Ground Coffeehouse at the First Unitarian Society of Westchester at 25 Old Jackson Avenue, outside of Hastings-on-Hudson NY. Four times a year, we also present concerts at historic Irvington Theater at 85 Main Street in Irvington NY and partner with community groups and non-profits to produce concerts in other locations as well.
Hope arrives in the form of Darlingside’s signature superpower harmonies, drawing frequent comparisons to late-60’s era groups like Crosby, Stills & Nash; Simon & Garfunkel; and The Byrds. And yet, their penchant for science fiction and speculative futurism counteracts any urge to pigeonhole their aesthetic as “retro”. The four close friends construct every piece of their music collaboratively, pooling musical and lyrical ideas so that each song bears the imprint of four different writing voices. NPR Music dubs the result”exquisitely-arranged, literary-minded, baroque folk-pop”, and calls Extralife “perfectly crafted”.
Darlingside perform all of their music around a single vocal microphone, inviting audiences into a lush, intimate world where four voices are truly one. Their 2016 performance at the Cambridge Folk Festival “earned an ecstatic reception and turned them into instant stars”, according to The Daily Telegraph. The band tours regularly throughout the United States, Canada, the UK, and Europe.
TICKETS: $30-$45
Common Ground Community Concerts is the producer the long-standing Common Ground Coffeehouse at the First Unitarian Society of Westchester at 25 Old Jackson Avenue, outside of Hastings-on-Hudson NY. Four times a year, we also present concerts at historic Irvington Theater at 85 Main Street in Irvington NY and partner with community groups and non-profits to produce concerts in other locations as well.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:30 PM
Jo Williamson with Marie Lewis - Jo's "Pizza Wheel" EP Release L.I.C. Bar
45-58 Vernon Blvd.Long Island City, New York 11101
Phone: (718) 786-5400
Website: https://www.licbar.com/
Jo Williamson EP Release of "Pizza Wheel" in the Carriage House at the LIC Bar.
Mr. Cool Ice 5:00
Jo Williamson with Marie Lewis 5:30
Dave Dersham 6:30
Gus Rodriguez 7:30
Listen/buy: https://jowilliamson.bandcamp.com
Video: https://vimeo.com/388688078
Mr. Cool Ice 5:00
Jo Williamson with Marie Lewis 5:30
Dave Dersham 6:30
Gus Rodriguez 7:30
Listen/buy: https://jowilliamson.bandcamp.com
Video: https://vimeo.com/388688078
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 8:30pm
The Music of Joni Mitchell and Paul Simon performed by Peter Calo Anne Carpenter Pangea
178 2nd Ave,New York, NY 10003 US
Phone: 212-995-0900
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.pangeanyc.com/
Joni Mitchell and Paul Simon, created some of the most endearing and lasting music of our time. Anne Carpenter and Peter Calo visit their immense and impressive musical catalogs.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Tribes Hill Open Mic Cancelled BeanRunner Cafe
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, New York 10566
Phone: (914) 737-1701
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com/
Tribes Hill Open Mic Cancelled Due to Coronavirus Concerns
3:00 PM
Sign up from 2:30 on...
Free admission! Donations appreciated!
Our open mic is held on the third Sunday of every month at the BeanRunner Cafe.
At the BeanRunner Cafe you can dine from an eclectic menu of specialty soups, salads, panini sandwiches, gyros and wraps — with a touch of Caribbean fare as well as vegetarian and gluten free dishes. They offer the best in desserts, real fruit smoothies, organic coffee, imported beer and fine wine.
3:00 PM
Sign up from 2:30 on...
Free admission! Donations appreciated!
Our open mic is held on the third Sunday of every month at the BeanRunner Cafe.
At the BeanRunner Cafe you can dine from an eclectic menu of specialty soups, salads, panini sandwiches, gyros and wraps — with a touch of Caribbean fare as well as vegetarian and gluten free dishes. They offer the best in desserts, real fruit smoothies, organic coffee, imported beer and fine wine.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4 PM to 6 PM
Meghan Cary with special guest Joe Iadanza - Cancelled The Acoustic Cafe Music Series
Our Lady of Mercy Church, 2 Fremont Ave (LOWER GATHERING SPACE)Park Ridge, New Jersey 07656 United States
Phone: 201-573-0718
Price: $15.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.cafeacoustic.org
Singer/songwriter Meghan Cary will bring her inspiring music to the Acoustic Café on March 15th! Special guest Joe Iadanza will open the show!
Meghan Cary didn’t mean to be a musician. But when her fiancé unexpectedly died, she picked up his guitar, figured out how to play it, and wrote her debut record, earning her Billboard Magazine’s esteemed Critic’s Choice Award. “I wrote my grief into music and sang my way out of the abyss. I keep making music to help others connect with their own stories and find their joy.” Cary continues to share the healing power of music with the community that has rallied around her message of hope and being heard.
Her latest album, SING LOUDER, debuted in the top 10 on the US/International Folk DJ Chart, and John Platt of WFUV extols, "These times require songs of compassion and commitment. Meghan has several which inspire us to reach our higher selves, and she sings them with such infectious joy you can’t resist joining in."
With masterful storytelling and award-winning songs, Cary engages audiences on a powerfully personal level, inviting them in and leading them through an experience that has been called healing, inspiring and outrageously joyful. Her message of unity and the power of raising our voices together infuses every show, and her song, “Sing Louder”, has become an anthem for the music-loving community.
www.meghancary.com
Special Guest Joe Iadanza
Born of Italian immigrants and union activists, NY singer/songwriter Joe Iadanza understands the passionate struggle of the American dream. With a voice that recalls Cat Stevens and Harry Chapin and songs that hearken to the impassioned storytelling of Springsteen and Leonard Cohen, Joe’s music is rooted in classic folk: honest and raw. His recent release, Common Man, is a folk/rock love letter about trust, starting over and charting new relationships.
www.joeiadanza.com
Doors open at 3:30 PM. Refreshments available.
Proceeds benefit the OLM scholarship Fund for St Vincent’s parish in Vallieres, Haiti.
Meghan Cary didn’t mean to be a musician. But when her fiancé unexpectedly died, she picked up his guitar, figured out how to play it, and wrote her debut record, earning her Billboard Magazine’s esteemed Critic’s Choice Award. “I wrote my grief into music and sang my way out of the abyss. I keep making music to help others connect with their own stories and find their joy.” Cary continues to share the healing power of music with the community that has rallied around her message of hope and being heard.
Her latest album, SING LOUDER, debuted in the top 10 on the US/International Folk DJ Chart, and John Platt of WFUV extols, "These times require songs of compassion and commitment. Meghan has several which inspire us to reach our higher selves, and she sings them with such infectious joy you can’t resist joining in."
With masterful storytelling and award-winning songs, Cary engages audiences on a powerfully personal level, inviting them in and leading them through an experience that has been called healing, inspiring and outrageously joyful. Her message of unity and the power of raising our voices together infuses every show, and her song, “Sing Louder”, has become an anthem for the music-loving community.
www.meghancary.com
Special Guest Joe Iadanza
Born of Italian immigrants and union activists, NY singer/songwriter Joe Iadanza understands the passionate struggle of the American dream. With a voice that recalls Cat Stevens and Harry Chapin and songs that hearken to the impassioned storytelling of Springsteen and Leonard Cohen, Joe’s music is rooted in classic folk: honest and raw. His recent release, Common Man, is a folk/rock love letter about trust, starting over and charting new relationships.
www.joeiadanza.com
Doors open at 3:30 PM. Refreshments available.
Proceeds benefit the OLM scholarship Fund for St Vincent’s parish in Vallieres, Haiti.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Solo-acoustic The Tapp
17 North BroadwayTarrytown, NY
Phone: (914) 703-6022
Website: https://www.thetappny.com
Gillen will be playing original songs and an eclectic mix of classic rock and folk cover songs.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 pm to 12:30 am
FRED GILLEN JR ELECTRIC TRIO Birdsall House
970 Main St.Peekskill, NY 10566 US
Website: https://www.birdsallhouse.net/
Fred Gillen Jr: electric guitar, vocals
John Banrock: bass guitar, vocals
Paul J Magliari: drums, vocals
Rock versions of Fred Gillen Jr songs and a few cool cover songs
John Banrock: bass guitar, vocals
Paul J Magliari: drums, vocals
Rock versions of Fred Gillen Jr songs and a few cool cover songs
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:00pm to 7:00pm
The Levins' Livestream Concert at River Spirit Music https://www.musae.me/riverspiritmusic/experiences/689/river-spirit-music-presents%253a-the-levins
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.riverspiritmusic.com/our-shows/houseconcert-the-levins
Join The Levins for River Spirit Music's inaugural online concert series. There will be 360 Video courtesy of Invisible Masses.
More details at www.TheLevinsMusic.com or www.riverspiritmusic.com
Tickets at: https://www.musae.me/riverspiritmusic/experiences/689/river-spirit-music-presents%253a-the-levins
More details at www.TheLevinsMusic.com or www.riverspiritmusic.com
Tickets at: https://www.musae.me/riverspiritmusic/experiences/689/river-spirit-music-presents%253a-the-levins
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 pm to 9:30 pm
Billy Wylder Live@theUpstream
8 Main StreetHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: (914) 674-8548
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: Tickets
Website: https://www.riverspiritmusic.com
Doors 7:00pm | Music 7:30pm
Suggested donation: $15 advance | $20 door
Limited seats — advance purchase recommended
The Billy Wylder band’s music weaves together American folk and rock with sensibilities from the Sahara Desert: think Andrew Bird meets Ali Farka Toure, Pete Seeger and Talking Heads. The band features a cast of singular artists who have performed across five continents including concerts at the Coachella, Newport Folk Festival, New Orleans Jazz Fest, Montreal Jazz Fest, Carnegie Hall, and Lincoln Center.
From the front-lines at Standing Rock to the archaic streets of Jerusalem, the Sahel Desert to Carnegie Hall, music has been the source of strength for Billy Wylder. The band features Avi Salloway (Bombino/Hey Mama/Avi & Celia) joined by an inspired cast of singular artists who have performed across five continents including concerts at the Coachella, Newport Folk Festival, New Orleans Jazz Fest, Montreal Jazz Fest, Carnegie Hall, and Lincoln Center. From 2013-16, Salloway toured the globe with Bombino, the Tuareg guitar hero from Niger, Africa. While on the journey and since returning, Salloway wrote the material on the band’s latest album, Strike the Match (Sand & Gold Records, released 9.7.18).
Salloway has been bringing these songs to life with the Wylder Family, a group of dear friends and musical kindred spirits. In between shows, the band spent ten days recording at Eyeland Studio in the Columbus Theatre, home of The Low Anthem. The music weaves together American folk and rock with sensibilities from the Sahara Desert: think Andrew Bird meets Ali Farka Toure, Pete Seeger and Talking Heads. Strike the Match expands on American musical traditions, building a bridge to their African roots and coloring the songs with experimental art-rock textures: gilded string lines, synthesizers, and angular guitars. Mother Earth is at its center, surrounded by stories of love, conflict, change and dreams.
The band has toured extensively, performing and collaborating with renowned artists including Jack Johnson, the Preservation Hall Jazz Band, Bombino, The Low Anthem, and Pete Seeger.
Avi Salloway – vocals, guitar, harmonica, Rob Flax – violin, synthesizers, vocals, Krista Speroni – bass, vocals, Zamar Odongo – drums, vocals.
Suggested donation: $15 advance | $20 door
Limited seats — advance purchase recommended
The Billy Wylder band’s music weaves together American folk and rock with sensibilities from the Sahara Desert: think Andrew Bird meets Ali Farka Toure, Pete Seeger and Talking Heads. The band features a cast of singular artists who have performed across five continents including concerts at the Coachella, Newport Folk Festival, New Orleans Jazz Fest, Montreal Jazz Fest, Carnegie Hall, and Lincoln Center.
From the front-lines at Standing Rock to the archaic streets of Jerusalem, the Sahel Desert to Carnegie Hall, music has been the source of strength for Billy Wylder. The band features Avi Salloway (Bombino/Hey Mama/Avi & Celia) joined by an inspired cast of singular artists who have performed across five continents including concerts at the Coachella, Newport Folk Festival, New Orleans Jazz Fest, Montreal Jazz Fest, Carnegie Hall, and Lincoln Center. From 2013-16, Salloway toured the globe with Bombino, the Tuareg guitar hero from Niger, Africa. While on the journey and since returning, Salloway wrote the material on the band’s latest album, Strike the Match (Sand & Gold Records, released 9.7.18).
Salloway has been bringing these songs to life with the Wylder Family, a group of dear friends and musical kindred spirits. In between shows, the band spent ten days recording at Eyeland Studio in the Columbus Theatre, home of The Low Anthem. The music weaves together American folk and rock with sensibilities from the Sahara Desert: think Andrew Bird meets Ali Farka Toure, Pete Seeger and Talking Heads. Strike the Match expands on American musical traditions, building a bridge to their African roots and coloring the songs with experimental art-rock textures: gilded string lines, synthesizers, and angular guitars. Mother Earth is at its center, surrounded by stories of love, conflict, change and dreams.
The band has toured extensively, performing and collaborating with renowned artists including Jack Johnson, the Preservation Hall Jazz Band, Bombino, The Low Anthem, and Pete Seeger.
Avi Salloway – vocals, guitar, harmonica, Rob Flax – violin, synthesizers, vocals, Krista Speroni – bass, vocals, Zamar Odongo – drums, vocals.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm to 9:30pm
Brad Cole Live@theUpstream
8 Main StreetHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: (914) 674-8548
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: Tickets
Website: https://www.riverspiritmusic.com/our-shows/livetheupstream-brad-cole
Doors 7:00pm | Music 7:30pm
Suggested donation: $15 advance | $20 door
Limited seats — advance purchase recommended
"Cole’s voice is a captivating, well-weathered croon, and he proves he can glide from genre to genre in the blink of an eye." - Elmore Magazine
The songs of Brad Cole address the ups and downs of the human condition with both wit and raw insight. His passionate and distinctive delivery of roots-based folk music, woven with the grit and groove of old school bossa and rhythm & blues moves the listener’s soul in a direction that is unexpected, yet perfectly familiar.
Brad will be performing selections from his upcoming project "Songs From The Moon", a collection of vignettes and songs that link together a painful, colorful and crazy ride for civilization as seen through the eyes of his unlikely hero, Cab, and his friends....full of reminders of how easily the rights we take for granted and the constellation of our history as a species can slip away. Following the performance, Brad will take questions from the audience.
Currently based in New York, Brad Cole tours extensively with his band and as a solo acoustic performer.
2016 New Song Songwriting and Performance Competition at Lincoln Center Finalist
2015 Great American Song Contest WINNER
2014 Grassy Hill Kerrville New Folk Finalist
2014 Folk Alliance Official Showcase Performer
2012 Mountain Stage NewSong Regional Finalist
Suggested donation: $15 advance | $20 door
Limited seats — advance purchase recommended
"Cole’s voice is a captivating, well-weathered croon, and he proves he can glide from genre to genre in the blink of an eye." - Elmore Magazine
The songs of Brad Cole address the ups and downs of the human condition with both wit and raw insight. His passionate and distinctive delivery of roots-based folk music, woven with the grit and groove of old school bossa and rhythm & blues moves the listener’s soul in a direction that is unexpected, yet perfectly familiar.
Brad will be performing selections from his upcoming project "Songs From The Moon", a collection of vignettes and songs that link together a painful, colorful and crazy ride for civilization as seen through the eyes of his unlikely hero, Cab, and his friends....full of reminders of how easily the rights we take for granted and the constellation of our history as a species can slip away. Following the performance, Brad will take questions from the audience.
Currently based in New York, Brad Cole tours extensively with his band and as a solo acoustic performer.
2016 New Song Songwriting and Performance Competition at Lincoln Center Finalist
2015 Great American Song Contest WINNER
2014 Grassy Hill Kerrville New Folk Finalist
2014 Folk Alliance Official Showcase Performer
2012 Mountain Stage NewSong Regional Finalist
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5pm to 7:30pm
Vance Gilbert River Spirit Music House Concert Series
47 Jefferson AvenueHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706 United States
Phone: 347-MUSIC-76
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: Tickets
Website: https://www.riverspiritmusic.com
THIS SHOW IS SELLING OUT QUICKLY! DON'T WAIT. ONLY 20 SEATS LEFT!!!
House Concert in a private home
Doors/Potluck 4pm | Music 5pm
Please bring a dish. Music begins at 5pm
Suggested donation: $20 advance | $25 door (if any seats remain)
100% goes to the musicians
We welcome back Vance Gilbert to Hastings on Hudson.
Like all great artists, Vance truly happens live. In fact, he developed his reputation with his jawdropping, diverse, funny, devastating, and gorgeous live performances. Arlo Guthrie, Anita Baker, the late George Carlin have all requested Vance to be added to their bills. Most recently he’s the opener of choice for Paul Reiser and The Subdudes.
Vance exploded onto the scene in the early ’90s, with buzz spreading quickly. Who was this multicultural arts teacher knocking them dead at open mics? After opening Shawn Colvin’s 1992 Fat City tour, he took much of America by storm and by surprise. “With the voice of an angel, the wit of a devil, and the guitar playing of a god, it was enough to earn him that rarity: an encore for an opener,” wrote the Fort Worth Star-Telegram in its review of a show from the Colvin tour.
House Concert in a private home
Doors/Potluck 4pm | Music 5pm
Please bring a dish. Music begins at 5pm
Suggested donation: $20 advance | $25 door (if any seats remain)
100% goes to the musicians
We welcome back Vance Gilbert to Hastings on Hudson.
Like all great artists, Vance truly happens live. In fact, he developed his reputation with his jawdropping, diverse, funny, devastating, and gorgeous live performances. Arlo Guthrie, Anita Baker, the late George Carlin have all requested Vance to be added to their bills. Most recently he’s the opener of choice for Paul Reiser and The Subdudes.
Vance exploded onto the scene in the early ’90s, with buzz spreading quickly. Who was this multicultural arts teacher knocking them dead at open mics? After opening Shawn Colvin’s 1992 Fat City tour, he took much of America by storm and by surprise. “With the voice of an angel, the wit of a devil, and the guitar playing of a god, it was enough to earn him that rarity: an encore for an opener,” wrote the Fort Worth Star-Telegram in its review of a show from the Colvin tour.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 11 p.m.
The TRIKE (a.k.a. Fred Gillen Jr Electric Trio) The Green Growler
4 Croton Point AvenueCroton-on-Hudson, NY
Phone: (914) 862-0961
Website: https://www.thegreengrowler.com
John Banrock: bass, vocals
Fred Gillen Jr: electric guitar, harmonica, vocals
Paul J Magliari: drums, vocals.
Performing the best of Fred Gillen Jr's catalog of songs and a few unexpected cover songs. Green Growler is a friendly, neighborhood craft-beer joint. It is a great place to hear live music!
Fred Gillen Jr: electric guitar, harmonica, vocals
Paul J Magliari: drums, vocals.
Performing the best of Fred Gillen Jr's catalog of songs and a few unexpected cover songs. Green Growler is a friendly, neighborhood craft-beer joint. It is a great place to hear live music!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:30 p.m. to 10:30 pm
Linda Draper and Fred Gillen Jr Postcrypt Coffeehouse @ Columbia University
116th/BroadwayNew York, NY
Website: https://www.columbia.edu/cu/postcrypt/coffeehouse/
The Postcrypt is an "unplugged" venue. It is one of the coolest places you'll ever hear acoustic music!
Fred Gillen Jr at 8:30
Linda Draper at 9:30
“Linda Draper's illuminating sounds provides a radiant glow." No Depression
"There's some captivating magic here very, very worth exploring." All Music Guide
“With all of these songs—pop-rock sparklers informed by the kind of edgy country and clever folk beloved by NPR subscribers—movement carries risk, but it beats staying put.” M Music & Musicians Magazine
"Linda Draper approaches folk music with spare songs and a high register not unlike folk mama Joan Baez." Time Out New York
“Channeling the finger-plucked folk music of Joni Mitchell and Nick Drake, Linda Draper gets back to her acoustic roots...she sings like a siren, luring some would-be lover to his grisly doom.” American Songwriter Magazine
“Nonchalantly and methodically, she’s built a body of work as one of the most singularly intelligent and individualistic tunesmiths in any kind of music.” New York Music Daily
“In his earliest days, Westchester County troubadour Fred Gillen Jr. was just one more singer-songwriter hawking his wares to anyone who might pause long enough to listen. But somewhere along the way he got politicized; he tamed the rock ’n’ roll wildness; and he became an old-school folksinger, bringing music to the people instead of hoping for the people to come to him.”
——Michael Eck, Chronogram Magazine
“Gillen is a multi-instrumentalist and a prolific poet with a point of view. His sometimes biting, but not bitter, social commentary goes down easy with softer, agreeable, and memorable melodies.”
—-Janet Goodman, Nashville Music News
"Going to hear Fred Gillen jr play his music should is like seeing the Grand Canyon for the first time. It totally revolutionizes your perspective on life and how amazing it all seems."
—-Utica Pulse
"From behind silver rectangular glasses and a scratchy old washboard, Fred Gillen Jr. reminds us that music can be a direct and accessible experience."
—Jay Spica, WVKR FM
"uplifting, passionate, and emotional performer."
—Donegal Democrat, Ireland
"unvarnished social commentary with folkified hoot-and-holler melodies"
—Sing Out!
Fred Gillen Jr at 8:30
Linda Draper at 9:30
“Linda Draper's illuminating sounds provides a radiant glow." No Depression
"There's some captivating magic here very, very worth exploring." All Music Guide
“With all of these songs—pop-rock sparklers informed by the kind of edgy country and clever folk beloved by NPR subscribers—movement carries risk, but it beats staying put.” M Music & Musicians Magazine
"Linda Draper approaches folk music with spare songs and a high register not unlike folk mama Joan Baez." Time Out New York
“Channeling the finger-plucked folk music of Joni Mitchell and Nick Drake, Linda Draper gets back to her acoustic roots...she sings like a siren, luring some would-be lover to his grisly doom.” American Songwriter Magazine
“Nonchalantly and methodically, she’s built a body of work as one of the most singularly intelligent and individualistic tunesmiths in any kind of music.” New York Music Daily
“In his earliest days, Westchester County troubadour Fred Gillen Jr. was just one more singer-songwriter hawking his wares to anyone who might pause long enough to listen. But somewhere along the way he got politicized; he tamed the rock ’n’ roll wildness; and he became an old-school folksinger, bringing music to the people instead of hoping for the people to come to him.”
——Michael Eck, Chronogram Magazine
“Gillen is a multi-instrumentalist and a prolific poet with a point of view. His sometimes biting, but not bitter, social commentary goes down easy with softer, agreeable, and memorable melodies.”
—-Janet Goodman, Nashville Music News
"Going to hear Fred Gillen jr play his music should is like seeing the Grand Canyon for the first time. It totally revolutionizes your perspective on life and how amazing it all seems."
—-Utica Pulse
"From behind silver rectangular glasses and a scratchy old washboard, Fred Gillen Jr. reminds us that music can be a direct and accessible experience."
—Jay Spica, WVKR FM
"uplifting, passionate, and emotional performer."
—Donegal Democrat, Ireland
"unvarnished social commentary with folkified hoot-and-holler melodies"
—Sing Out!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5pm
The Levins- Video Premiere of New Single: Time Machine Pub Crawl facebook.com/thelevins
Website: https://youtu.be/z_bxBY6LPC0
Here comes the next video in The Levins Get Sidetracked series:
Time Machine Pub Crawl
A celebration of the pioneers and pillars of Science Fiction!
A special thanks to The Valley Cottage Library in NY!
It will premiere on Facebook.com/TheLevins at 5pm
Tuesday, April 28th, 2020
The single is available for download at:
www.TheLevinsMusic.com/store
(c) 2020
Time Machine Pub Crawl
A celebration of the pioneers and pillars of Science Fiction!
A special thanks to The Valley Cottage Library in NY!
It will premiere on Facebook.com/TheLevins at 5pm
Tuesday, April 28th, 2020
The single is available for download at:
www.TheLevinsMusic.com/store
(c) 2020
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 pm to 9:30 pm
Grace Morrison Live@theUpstream
8 Main StreetHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: (914) 674-8548
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: Tickets
Website: https://www.riverspiritmusic.com/our-shows/liveattheupstream-grace-morrison
Doors 7:00pm | Music 7:30pm
Suggested donation: $15 advance | $20 door
Limited seats — advance purchase recommended
If folk, roots, and Americana were on a Venn diagram, Grace Morrison would be squarely in the center. With a career that began as a backup singer for rock icons like Eddie Money and Joey Molland (of the band Badfinger), Grace has become a regular on the national festival and touring circuit. She has won a number of prestigious awards including the Grand Prize of the New England Songwriting Competition and the WPRI Rhode Show Big Break contest where her music video was played on the season finale of American Idol. The first half of 2019 is off to a great start for Grace as she was selected to be an Official Showcase performer at the Southeast Regional Folk Alliance (TN), named a finalist in the Wildflower (TX) Festival performing singer-songwriter contest, and selected to perform in the Emerging Artist Showcase at the Falcon Ridge Folk Festival (NY). Her sophomore solo album “Reasons" was released on May 10th and debuted the # 2 Top Album on the Roots Music Report’s Top 50 Contemporary Country Airplay Chart.
Awards:
2019 Falcon Ridge Emerging Artist Showcase Selection
2019 Wildflower Festival Performing Singer-Songwriter Finalist*
2019 SERFA Official Showcase Artist
2018 NERFA Folk DJ Showcase Artist
2018 SERFA Official Showcase Artist (alternate)
2018 WSM: Nashville Road Show Semi-Finalist*
2017 Blast on the Bay Festival Emerging Artist Selection*
2017 New England Songwriting Finalist
2016 New England Songwriting Grand Prize Winner
2016 Wildflower Festival Performing Singer-Songwriter Finalist
2016 Telluride, Colorado Folk Festival Songwriter (Honorable Mention)
2015 New England Music Grassroots Award
2014 WPRI American Idol Big Break Winner
“Brilliant Voice” –Brian O’Donovan, WGBH Radio
“Grace is what they call, ‘a natural’ and you're music library would be remiss without a copy of Reasons!" - Gerg Anidem Indie Scene Radio
“Morrison gets even better with Reasons.” - Bill Copeland, Billcopelandmusicnews.com
“You are left feeling you want more.” - John Reed, Fatea Magazin
“Grace Morrison defies description.” - New Jersey Herald
“Her voice smacks of Jewel, and her style, cadence, song structure is every inch from the school of Joan Osborne, Lisa Loeb, Natalie Merchant. It’s uncanny. Had Morrison been born a decade earlier, she might’ve played Lilith Fair herself. — Lauren Daley, New Bedford Standard Times
“She is folk. She is pop. She’s unbelievably masterful behind the wheel of a guitar. Morrison’s vocal storytelling can make you cry; it can make you sing.” — Emily Clark Old Colony Memorial
“Her songs, vocal delivery, melodies are certain to draw the listener in leaving them wanting more and more and more.” — Jon Stein, WTBQ Radio
“Her songs are natural and pure, clear and silky. She has an ability to pick and choose influences and merge them into a sound that may be classified as “pop folk”, but has far more depth and layers to it.” — Red Line Roots
Suggested donation: $15 advance | $20 door
Limited seats — advance purchase recommended
If folk, roots, and Americana were on a Venn diagram, Grace Morrison would be squarely in the center. With a career that began as a backup singer for rock icons like Eddie Money and Joey Molland (of the band Badfinger), Grace has become a regular on the national festival and touring circuit. She has won a number of prestigious awards including the Grand Prize of the New England Songwriting Competition and the WPRI Rhode Show Big Break contest where her music video was played on the season finale of American Idol. The first half of 2019 is off to a great start for Grace as she was selected to be an Official Showcase performer at the Southeast Regional Folk Alliance (TN), named a finalist in the Wildflower (TX) Festival performing singer-songwriter contest, and selected to perform in the Emerging Artist Showcase at the Falcon Ridge Folk Festival (NY). Her sophomore solo album “Reasons" was released on May 10th and debuted the # 2 Top Album on the Roots Music Report’s Top 50 Contemporary Country Airplay Chart.
Awards:
2019 Falcon Ridge Emerging Artist Showcase Selection
2019 Wildflower Festival Performing Singer-Songwriter Finalist*
2019 SERFA Official Showcase Artist
2018 NERFA Folk DJ Showcase Artist
2018 SERFA Official Showcase Artist (alternate)
2018 WSM: Nashville Road Show Semi-Finalist*
2017 Blast on the Bay Festival Emerging Artist Selection*
2017 New England Songwriting Finalist
2016 New England Songwriting Grand Prize Winner
2016 Wildflower Festival Performing Singer-Songwriter Finalist
2016 Telluride, Colorado Folk Festival Songwriter (Honorable Mention)
2015 New England Music Grassroots Award
2014 WPRI American Idol Big Break Winner
“Brilliant Voice” –Brian O’Donovan, WGBH Radio
“Grace is what they call, ‘a natural’ and you're music library would be remiss without a copy of Reasons!" - Gerg Anidem Indie Scene Radio
“Morrison gets even better with Reasons.” - Bill Copeland, Billcopelandmusicnews.com
“You are left feeling you want more.” - John Reed, Fatea Magazin
“Grace Morrison defies description.” - New Jersey Herald
“Her voice smacks of Jewel, and her style, cadence, song structure is every inch from the school of Joan Osborne, Lisa Loeb, Natalie Merchant. It’s uncanny. Had Morrison been born a decade earlier, she might’ve played Lilith Fair herself. — Lauren Daley, New Bedford Standard Times
“She is folk. She is pop. She’s unbelievably masterful behind the wheel of a guitar. Morrison’s vocal storytelling can make you cry; it can make you sing.” — Emily Clark Old Colony Memorial
“Her songs, vocal delivery, melodies are certain to draw the listener in leaving them wanting more and more and more.” — Jon Stein, WTBQ Radio
“Her songs are natural and pure, clear and silky. She has an ability to pick and choose influences and merge them into a sound that may be classified as “pop folk”, but has far more depth and layers to it.” — Red Line Roots
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Wednesdays With Lisa, Featuring Lisa Gutkin, Fred Gillen Jr, and Jim Metzger Facebook Live and Zoom
Website: https://m.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1639637408&ref=content_filter
Lisa and Fred will play some music, Jim Metzger will show some photos, and they will talk about their trip to Nepal last summer.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Mother's Day Tribute to Toshi Seeger, to Benefit Clearwater Facebook Live
Website: https://bit.ly/2ToshiTributeFACEBOOKLIVELink
All day virtual event. Each artist will stream from their own facebook page, and it will also be shared to the event page, at the link below.
10:00 Fred Gillen Jr
10:30 Tom Breiding
11:00 Laura Bowman
11:30 Lisa Gutkin
12:00 Speakers: Tinya Seeger, Manna Jo Greene, and more t.b.a.
1:00 Mel & Vinnie
1:30 Markley & Balmer
2:00 KJ Denhert
2:30 Susan Wright
3:00 Matt Turk
3:30 Reggie Harris
4:00 Great Blue (Steve Kaplan and Shirl Lawrence)
4:30 Spook Handy
5:00 Speakers- Tributes to Toshi t.b.a.
5:30 David and Jacob Bernz
6:00 Speaker t.b.a.
6:05 Lara Herscovitch
6:35 t.b.a.
7:00 Julie Corbalis
7:30 Carolann Solebello
8:00 Rick and Donna Nestler
8:30 Sarah Browne
9:00 Emma's Revolution
9:30 Virtual Grand Finale: Members of Walkabout Chorus and Friends Video
10:00 Fred Gillen Jr
10:30 Tom Breiding
11:00 Laura Bowman
11:30 Lisa Gutkin
12:00 Speakers: Tinya Seeger, Manna Jo Greene, and more t.b.a.
1:00 Mel & Vinnie
1:30 Markley & Balmer
2:00 KJ Denhert
2:30 Susan Wright
3:00 Matt Turk
3:30 Reggie Harris
4:00 Great Blue (Steve Kaplan and Shirl Lawrence)
4:30 Spook Handy
5:00 Speakers- Tributes to Toshi t.b.a.
5:30 David and Jacob Bernz
6:00 Speaker t.b.a.
6:05 Lara Herscovitch
6:35 t.b.a.
7:00 Julie Corbalis
7:30 Carolann Solebello
8:00 Rick and Donna Nestler
8:30 Sarah Browne
9:00 Emma's Revolution
9:30 Virtual Grand Finale: Members of Walkabout Chorus and Friends Video
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 pm
Open Book & The Levins Round-Robin Concert Acoustic Cafe Music Series
This Sunday, May 31st, at 6pm EST -The Levins are having a Round Robin concert with Open Book. We will be broadcasting from YouTube and Facebook live. We hope you can join us!
Youtube link : https://www.youtube.com/user/OpenBookMusic?fbclid=IwAR0mnv02nwHcKaFDRopzVijaHpW9RZx9-jNYABW1GuQ6_WwsRNtqERX9N4o
Facebook link: https://www.facebook.com/Acoustic-Cafe-Music-Series-114377528646464/
Event Description: https://www.facebook.com/events/585702492066133/
Youtube link : https://www.youtube.com/user/OpenBookMusic?fbclid=IwAR0mnv02nwHcKaFDRopzVijaHpW9RZx9-jNYABW1GuQ6_WwsRNtqERX9N4o
Facebook link: https://www.facebook.com/Acoustic-Cafe-Music-Series-114377528646464/
Event Description: https://www.facebook.com/events/585702492066133/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm to 9:30pm
Heathcote Hill Live@theUpstream
8 Main StreetHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
Phone: (914) 674-8548
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: Tickets
Website: https://www.riverspiritmusic.com/our-shows/liveattheupstream-heathcote-hill
Doors 7:00pm | Music 7:30pm
Suggested donation: $15 advance | $20 door
Limited seats — advance purchase recommended
MAMARONECK, NEW YORK: In just three years - in addition to their busy real-world lives of families, careers, and everything else - Heathcote Hill has released four records to very encouraging reviews, and their music has appeared on 300+ radio stations across the US, Canada, and Europe.
Tom Nelson writes the songs, and Megan Porcaro Herspring’s amazing voice makes them come alive.
“Fans of mainstream rock inspired by folk and country should give this new set a try... Lead singer Megan Porcaro Herspring calls to mind people like Tracy Chapman.” - Music Street Journal, 2019
“SUMPTUOUS AMERICANA” - Dancing About Architecture, 2019
“Highly recommended...you won’t be let down by the immense amount of talent this band has.” - Fresh Out Of The Booth, 2019
Suggested donation: $15 advance | $20 door
Limited seats — advance purchase recommended
MAMARONECK, NEW YORK: In just three years - in addition to their busy real-world lives of families, careers, and everything else - Heathcote Hill has released four records to very encouraging reviews, and their music has appeared on 300+ radio stations across the US, Canada, and Europe.
Tom Nelson writes the songs, and Megan Porcaro Herspring’s amazing voice makes them come alive.
“Fans of mainstream rock inspired by folk and country should give this new set a try... Lead singer Megan Porcaro Herspring calls to mind people like Tracy Chapman.” - Music Street Journal, 2019
“SUMPTUOUS AMERICANA” - Dancing About Architecture, 2019
“Highly recommended...you won’t be let down by the immense amount of talent this band has.” - Fresh Out Of The Booth, 2019
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 to 8:30pm
Peter Calo: A Special Performance Croton Free Library
171 Cleveland DriveCroton-on-Hudson NY, NY 10520 United States
Purchase Tickets: https://www.facebook.com/CrotonFreeLibrary/
Website: https://crotonfreelibrary.org/online-programming/
This is a FB live event streamed from the library FB page.
I will be performing a varying selection of songs.
Songs you know and love and some not so well known and also some songs from my recordings to round out the set of music.
https://crotonfreelibrary.org/online-programming/
https://www.facebook.com/CrotonFreeLibrary/
I will be performing a varying selection of songs.
Songs you know and love and some not so well known and also some songs from my recordings to round out the set of music.
https://crotonfreelibrary.org/online-programming/
https://www.facebook.com/CrotonFreeLibrary/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 8pm
The Music of Joni Mitchell and Paul Simon as performed by Anne Carpenter and Peter Calo With John Lissauer The Towne Crier
379 Main StreetBeacon, NY 12508
Phone: 845 855 1300
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.townecrier.com
Joni Mitchell and Paul Simon, two songwriting legends, created some of the most endearing and lasting music of our time. Anne Carpenter and Peter Calo visit their immense library of music.
Performing classics as well as deep tracks alike, join Anne and Peter and special guest John Lissauer, for an evening of great music.
This will be a virtual concert posted on the Towne Crier FB page. https://www.facebook.com/TowneCrierCafe/
Performing classics as well as deep tracks alike, join Anne and Peter and special guest John Lissauer, for an evening of great music.
This will be a virtual concert posted on the Towne Crier FB page. https://www.facebook.com/TowneCrierCafe/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4 PM EST / 1 PM PT / 9 PM GMT to 5pm EST
Peter Calo “LIVE In 360” Live Stream Concert
Purchase Tickets: click here
Get you tix now
If you’re struggling due to the Coronavirus situation,
take advantage of our "Pay What You Can" offer.
If you’re able to contribute more, to help someone else pay less, please do!
TICKET / CONTRIBUTION LEVELS
$5 — I Just Need to Smile Right Now
$15 – Fan of Peter Calo
$25* – Friend of Peter Calo
$50* – Supporter of Peter Calo
$100* – Patron of Peter Calo *Includes a free VR headset you can keep.
While you do not need a headset to enjoy the performance,
it will enhance your experience.
If you’re struggling due to the Coronavirus situation,
take advantage of our "Pay What You Can" offer.
If you’re able to contribute more, to help someone else pay less, please do!
TICKET / CONTRIBUTION LEVELS
$5 — I Just Need to Smile Right Now
$15 – Fan of Peter Calo
$25* – Friend of Peter Calo
$50* – Supporter of Peter Calo
$100* – Patron of Peter Calo *Includes a free VR headset you can keep.
While you do not need a headset to enjoy the performance,
it will enhance your experience.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
FRED GILLEN JR Returns! The Green Growler
4 Croton Point AvenueCroton-on-Hudson, NY
Phone: (914) 862-4900
Website: https://www.thegreengrowler.com
First Fred Gillen Jr show in Westchester in a year!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm
The Levins release”Across the Miles” Single/ Video The Levins
Julia and Ira will discuss this single and the story behind it and then show their new video.
The single is available at www.TheLevinsMusic.com/store and www.TheLevins.bandcamp.com
The single is available at www.TheLevinsMusic.com/store and www.TheLevins.bandcamp.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Electric Trio (The Trike) Birdsall House (Beer Garden)
970 Main St.Peekskill, NY 10566 US
Phone: (914) 930-1880
Website: https://www.birdsallhouse.net/
Great food, craft beer, beautiful spot.
Fred Gillen Jr: electric guitars, vocals, harminica
John Banrock: bass, vocals
Paul J Magliari: drums, vocals
Fred Gillen Jr: electric guitars, vocals, harminica
John Banrock: bass, vocals
Paul J Magliari: drums, vocals
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Fred Gillen Jr on the Back Porch Daryl's House
130 route 22Pawling, NY
Phone: 845-289-0185
Website: https://www.darylshouseclub.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Fred Gillen Jr, Folk Singer Bean Runner Cafe
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566 USA
Phone: (914) 737-1701
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com/
The folkier side of Fred Gillen Jr's music. Reservations recommended (914)737-1701
NYFA (New York Foundation For The Arts) grant recipient Fred Gillen Jr has released eleven full-length albums, to great critical acclaim. He has performed all over the U.S. and Europe as a solo artist. From 2017 to 2019 he was music director of the Group The Greenheart, traveling to Nepal four times and India once, performing concerts to raise awareness of environmental activism. His songs have been featured on ABC's "All My Children," NPR's "Car Talk," CMJ's New Music Marathon Sampler, and in 2012 his version of Woody Guthrie's "I Ain't Got No Home" was featured on "Pete Remembers Woody," a collection of Pete Seeger's spoken stories about Woody Guthrie. interspersed with various artists' renditions of Guthrie's songs. Like Seeger and Guthrie, Gillen's lyrics often reflect both the hope and despair of the human condition, while his music illustrates the diversity of influences in the air when he was growing up in the 1970's. His live performances are spontaneous and full of storytelling, and he enjoys audience participation.
NYFA (New York Foundation For The Arts) grant recipient Fred Gillen Jr has released eleven full-length albums, to great critical acclaim. He has performed all over the U.S. and Europe as a solo artist. From 2017 to 2019 he was music director of the Group The Greenheart, traveling to Nepal four times and India once, performing concerts to raise awareness of environmental activism. His songs have been featured on ABC's "All My Children," NPR's "Car Talk," CMJ's New Music Marathon Sampler, and in 2012 his version of Woody Guthrie's "I Ain't Got No Home" was featured on "Pete Remembers Woody," a collection of Pete Seeger's spoken stories about Woody Guthrie. interspersed with various artists' renditions of Guthrie's songs. Like Seeger and Guthrie, Gillen's lyrics often reflect both the hope and despair of the human condition, while his music illustrates the diversity of influences in the air when he was growing up in the 1970's. His live performances are spontaneous and full of storytelling, and he enjoys audience participation.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Summer Hoot The Ashokan Center
477 Beaverkill Rd.Olivebridge, NY 12461 United States
Purchase Tickets: http://hoot.love/
THE MAMMALS, THE BIG TAKEOVER, LE VENT DU NORD, THE RESTLESS AGE, ELIZABETH MITCHELL & YOU ARE MY FLOWER, JAY UNGAR & MOLLY MASON, THE SHAKER (FEAT. SIMI STONE), RADIO JAROCHO, NAIIKA SINGS, JAYLA KAI, ELIJAH WOLF, BILLY WYLDER, GOLDEN SHOALS, CRAIG SANTIAGO, UNCLE ROCK, MISTER CHRIS, ARM OF THE SEA, JOAN HENRY, CHRIS MERENDA, THE FAUX PAWS, ALLIE CHIPKIN, EVAN PRITCHARD, SERIOUS JUGGLING & COMEDY, NATE THE GREAT, ANDREW FAUST, LOVE WAVES
Summer Hoot
August 27th - 29th
The Ashokan Center
477 Beaverkill Rd.
Olivebridge, NY 12461
While you're at the Hoot, you can also visit the sheep, go on a guided hike to Cathedral Gorge, camp in a tent, play music under the stars, sing by a campfire, bond with the trees, meet our craft vendors, eat local food, drink local beer and cider, try a hula hoop, see an old friend, make a new friend, sing an old song, and make up a new one.
The Summer Hoot is a benefit for The Ashokan Center, nonprofit organization with the mission to inspire learning and build community through shared experiences in nature, history, music and art.
Summer Hoot
August 27th - 29th
The Ashokan Center
477 Beaverkill Rd.
Olivebridge, NY 12461
While you're at the Hoot, you can also visit the sheep, go on a guided hike to Cathedral Gorge, camp in a tent, play music under the stars, sing by a campfire, bond with the trees, meet our craft vendors, eat local food, drink local beer and cider, try a hula hoop, see an old friend, make a new friend, sing an old song, and make up a new one.
The Summer Hoot is a benefit for The Ashokan Center, nonprofit organization with the mission to inspire learning and build community through shared experiences in nature, history, music and art.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 pm to 10:00 pm
The Trike (Fred Gillen Jr Electric Trio) Birdsall House (Beer Garden)
970 Main St.Peekskill, NY 10566 US
Website: https://www.birdsallhouse.net/
Rock versions of Fred Gillen Jr's songs and some classic quirky cover songs, good food, good beer, nice atmosphere! No admission charge but donations appreciated. In case of rain, the show moves indoors and starts at 10 pm. Fred: electric guitar, vocals, harmonica; John Banrock: bass, vocals, harmonica; Paul JM: drums, vocals
Since 1996 Fred Gillen Jr has been traveling around the world performing his songs of hope for whomever would listen. From prestigious venues such as Patan Durbar Square World Heritage Site in Kathmandu and the Morgan Library and Museum in New York City to farmers' markets, coffeehouses, and house concerts he has brought his brand of folk music to wherever people congregate. Along the way he's given away thousands of stickers and buttons bearing the message "wage love," made friends, played with countless great musicians, and connected with audiences on a deep level. His sing-along "Sing Sing Sing" has been sung by enough people to become a sort of regional "folk song" in his native Hudson Valley, and Gillen has had a long and fulfilling career as an independent artist. He's had the opportunity to open for some of his favorite artists including Merle Haggard, Todd Rundgren, and David Bromberg, and make music with his great heroes, particularly Pete Seeger, in several different contexts including contributing a Woody Guthrie cover to Pete's 2012 album "Pete Remembers Woody."
Besides working as a performing artist, Gillen has played as a sideman with dozens of other artists, as a bass guitarist, guitarist, percussionist, and singer. He's also been a founding/​co-writing member of the bands Rain Deputies, Hope Machine, Gillen & Turk, Hot Rod Pacer, Backwoods Jupiter, and the Greenheart. From 2001 to 2021 He ran Woody's House Recording Studio in Croton-​on-​Hudson, NY, where he recorded and/or produced some great music from wonderful artists across a huge musical spectrum from the folk music of Pete Seeger and Carolann Solebello to the Indie rock of Fin Folsom and the Lonely Leaves to Chris Conte's debut jazz album. Occasionally his work received commercial recognition, but more importantly he helped create quality recordings which he hopes will one day help bring much-​deserved recognition to the Hudson Valley's artistic richness. A huge highlight of the studio's years was Gillen co-producing the song "What Is This World Gonna Do?" with Lisa Gutkin, who co-wrote it with Woody Guthrie, the studio's namesake! Moving forward he hopes to record some more great music in his new space in Greene County, NY.
During the global Covid-19 Pandemic when live music came to a stop, Gillen wrote, recorded, and released four e.p.'s of new songs, which he released quietly on Bandcamp. These e.p.'s join his twenty-five year body of work, which includes eleven full- length solo studio albums, two other e.p.'s, and his various band collaborations. If you'd really like to know what Gillen is all about, give some of his music a listen.
http://www.fredgillenjr.com http://fredgillenjr.bandcamp.com/
Since 1996 Fred Gillen Jr has been traveling around the world performing his songs of hope for whomever would listen. From prestigious venues such as Patan Durbar Square World Heritage Site in Kathmandu and the Morgan Library and Museum in New York City to farmers' markets, coffeehouses, and house concerts he has brought his brand of folk music to wherever people congregate. Along the way he's given away thousands of stickers and buttons bearing the message "wage love," made friends, played with countless great musicians, and connected with audiences on a deep level. His sing-along "Sing Sing Sing" has been sung by enough people to become a sort of regional "folk song" in his native Hudson Valley, and Gillen has had a long and fulfilling career as an independent artist. He's had the opportunity to open for some of his favorite artists including Merle Haggard, Todd Rundgren, and David Bromberg, and make music with his great heroes, particularly Pete Seeger, in several different contexts including contributing a Woody Guthrie cover to Pete's 2012 album "Pete Remembers Woody."
Besides working as a performing artist, Gillen has played as a sideman with dozens of other artists, as a bass guitarist, guitarist, percussionist, and singer. He's also been a founding/​co-writing member of the bands Rain Deputies, Hope Machine, Gillen & Turk, Hot Rod Pacer, Backwoods Jupiter, and the Greenheart. From 2001 to 2021 He ran Woody's House Recording Studio in Croton-​on-​Hudson, NY, where he recorded and/or produced some great music from wonderful artists across a huge musical spectrum from the folk music of Pete Seeger and Carolann Solebello to the Indie rock of Fin Folsom and the Lonely Leaves to Chris Conte's debut jazz album. Occasionally his work received commercial recognition, but more importantly he helped create quality recordings which he hopes will one day help bring much-​deserved recognition to the Hudson Valley's artistic richness. A huge highlight of the studio's years was Gillen co-producing the song "What Is This World Gonna Do?" with Lisa Gutkin, who co-wrote it with Woody Guthrie, the studio's namesake! Moving forward he hopes to record some more great music in his new space in Greene County, NY.
During the global Covid-19 Pandemic when live music came to a stop, Gillen wrote, recorded, and released four e.p.'s of new songs, which he released quietly on Bandcamp. These e.p.'s join his twenty-five year body of work, which includes eleven full- length solo studio albums, two other e.p.'s, and his various band collaborations. If you'd really like to know what Gillen is all about, give some of his music a listen.
http://www.fredgillenjr.com http://fredgillenjr.bandcamp.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Eugene Ruffalo and Fred Gillen Jr Saugerties Sunset Concert Series
The Pavilion at Cantine FieldSaugerties, NY
Website: https://www.saugertiesrecreation.com/our-team
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Hope Machine w/ Special Guests - A Concert For Peace Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, NY 10595
Phone: 914-564-9212
Hammond House Concerts Presents
A Concert For Peace
featuring
Hope Machine with Special Guests
7PM rain or shine - outdoors under tents
BYOB
$10. suggested donation
Hope Machine, whose core members are Steve Kirkman and Fred Gillen Jr., was born at a 2003 Woody Guthrie hootenanny hosted by Woody's granddaughter Anna Canoni. It was named after the Woody quote: "about all a human being is anyway is a hoping machine."
Their debut CD March, which was released in the Winter of 2006/ 2007, was recorded live-in-the-studio and received folk airplay all over the East Coast. The follow-up to March, Big Green Hope Machine, features some of Gillen and Kirkman's finest songs, and some great special guests. It has gotten great reviews and airplay all over the world. In 2011 International Folk Alliance featured their song Peace Rant on its War and Politics compilation CD. Their arrangements of two Woody Guthrie songs were featured on the Pete Seeger album Pete Remembers Woody, which was released by Appleseeds Records on September 25, 2012.
Hope Machine is always evolving, but the message of the songs they write and the songs they choose to play is one of hope, peace, and freedom. They encourage people to sing along at every show, and often have special guests in the band. They are equally at home performing acoustically at a house concert as they are with electric guitars wailing at a big theatre or festival. Though they sing many of their own songs these days, they retain the spirit of their days as an "official program" of the Woody Guthrie Foundation, and carry Woody's message wherever they go, that we are all hope machines.
A Concert For Peace
featuring
Hope Machine with Special Guests
7PM rain or shine - outdoors under tents
BYOB
$10. suggested donation
Hope Machine, whose core members are Steve Kirkman and Fred Gillen Jr., was born at a 2003 Woody Guthrie hootenanny hosted by Woody's granddaughter Anna Canoni. It was named after the Woody quote: "about all a human being is anyway is a hoping machine."
Their debut CD March, which was released in the Winter of 2006/ 2007, was recorded live-in-the-studio and received folk airplay all over the East Coast. The follow-up to March, Big Green Hope Machine, features some of Gillen and Kirkman's finest songs, and some great special guests. It has gotten great reviews and airplay all over the world. In 2011 International Folk Alliance featured their song Peace Rant on its War and Politics compilation CD. Their arrangements of two Woody Guthrie songs were featured on the Pete Seeger album Pete Remembers Woody, which was released by Appleseeds Records on September 25, 2012.
Hope Machine is always evolving, but the message of the songs they write and the songs they choose to play is one of hope, peace, and freedom. They encourage people to sing along at every show, and often have special guests in the band. They are equally at home performing acoustically at a house concert as they are with electric guitars wailing at a big theatre or festival. Though they sing many of their own songs these days, they retain the spirit of their days as an "official program" of the Woody Guthrie Foundation, and carry Woody's message wherever they go, that we are all hope machines.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Tribes Hill Annual Meeting & Hootenanny Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, NY 10595
Phone: 914-564-9212
Potluck Dinner / BYOB
We will have an open mic during the day and a song circle around the campfire in the evening.
We will have an open mic during the day and a song circle around the campfire in the evening.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm to 8pm
Bean Runner Cafe Presents Peter Calo with Gary Scheiner, Malcolm Gold, Chris Marshak, Aaron Heick Bean Runner Cafe
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566 USA
Phone: (914) 737-1701
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com/
“Calo’s performance was nothing short of original. He brought all of his musical inspiration to the stage.”
Daily Herald – Chicago
A great casual outdoor hang - come hear some music enjoy some wonderful food and have a nice beverage!
Outside weather permitting and if need be we move inside!
Peter Calo “Every Ordinary Day”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7s-aJj98A8
Do I love you too Much?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcB4Sb5jNRI
Daily Herald – Chicago
A great casual outdoor hang - come hear some music enjoy some wonderful food and have a nice beverage!
Outside weather permitting and if need be we move inside!
Peter Calo “Every Ordinary Day”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7s-aJj98A8
Do I love you too Much?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcB4Sb5jNRI
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 pm to 10:30 pm
The Trike (Fred Gillen Jr Electric Trio) Birdsall House (Beer Garden)
970 Main St.Peekskill, NY
Phone: (914) 930-1880
Website: https://birdsallhouse.net/
Rocking versions of Fred Gillen Jr songs and some classic oddball cover songs. Fred Gillen Jr: electric guitar, vocals
John Banrock: bass, vocals Paul JM: drums, vocals.
NYFA (New York Foundation For The Arts) grant recipient Fred Gillen Jr has released eleven full-length albums, to great critical acclaim. He has performed all over the U.S. and Europe as a solo artist. From 2017 to 2019 he was a member of the Group The Greenheart, traveling to Nepal four times and India once, performing concerts to raise awareness of environmental activism. His songs have been featured on ABC's "All My Children," NPR's "Car Talk," CMJ's New Music Marathon Sampler, and in 2012 his version of Woody Guthrie's "I Ain't Got No Home" was featured on "Pete Remembers Woody," a collection of Pete Seeger's spoken stories about Woody Guthrie. interspersed with various artists' renditions of Guthrie's songs. Like Seeger and Guthrie, Gillen's lyrics often reflect both the hope and despair of the human condition, while his music illustrates the diversity of influences in the air when he was growing up in the 1970's. His live performances are spontaneous and full of storytelling, and he enjoys audience participation.
John Banrock: bass, vocals Paul JM: drums, vocals.
NYFA (New York Foundation For The Arts) grant recipient Fred Gillen Jr has released eleven full-length albums, to great critical acclaim. He has performed all over the U.S. and Europe as a solo artist. From 2017 to 2019 he was a member of the Group The Greenheart, traveling to Nepal four times and India once, performing concerts to raise awareness of environmental activism. His songs have been featured on ABC's "All My Children," NPR's "Car Talk," CMJ's New Music Marathon Sampler, and in 2012 his version of Woody Guthrie's "I Ain't Got No Home" was featured on "Pete Remembers Woody," a collection of Pete Seeger's spoken stories about Woody Guthrie. interspersed with various artists' renditions of Guthrie's songs. Like Seeger and Guthrie, Gillen's lyrics often reflect both the hope and despair of the human condition, while his music illustrates the diversity of influences in the air when he was growing up in the 1970's. His live performances are spontaneous and full of storytelling, and he enjoys audience participation.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11:00 am to 5:00 pm
Artoberfest Bethany Arts Community
40 Somerstown RoadOssining, NY
Phone: (914) 944-4278
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://bethanyarts.org/
Featuring visual artists, live musicians, food, live and interactive demonstrations, the festival will be a great experience for all ages!
Live music all day, curated by Julie Corbalis:
Stage 1
11 Steve Kirkman
12 Fred Gillen Jr
1 Carla & Keyes
2 Jose Luis Velazquez
3 KJ Denhert
4 Ana and Henrik
Stage 2
11 Tom Heaney
12 Sarah Browne
1 Bryan Gordon
2 Mike Burns
3 Nelva S. Zambrano
4 Jorge Caraballo
Live music all day, curated by Julie Corbalis:
Stage 1
11 Steve Kirkman
12 Fred Gillen Jr
1 Carla & Keyes
2 Jose Luis Velazquez
3 KJ Denhert
4 Ana and Henrik
Stage 2
11 Tom Heaney
12 Sarah Browne
1 Bryan Gordon
2 Mike Burns
3 Nelva S. Zambrano
4 Jorge Caraballo
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm to 10:00 pm
Groovin' in New Fairfield presents Teddy Goldstein and Kat Spina with special guest Mark Grossman New Fairfield Senior Center
33 Route 37New Fairfield, CT 06812 USA
Phone: 203-746-1142
Price: $15.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.groovininnewfairfield.com
Groovin’ in New Fairfield is proud to welcome KAT SPINA and TEDDY GOLDSTEIN with special guest MARK GROSSMAN on Saturday, October 2, 2021 at 7:30pm, at the New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Route 37, New Fairfield, CT. Tickets are $15 and doors open at 6:45 pm. www.groovininnewfairfield.com.
UPDATE: Per New Fairfield municipal mandate as of August 5, 2021,, masks are to be worn by everyone in indoor public places regardless of vaccination status.
Due to COVID capacity restrictions, tickets MUST be purchased in advance. Tickets are $15 and payable by cash or by check made out to Groovin’ in New Fairfield. Please provide complete contact information (name, address, cell phone and email) with payment. Tickets can be purchased at the New Fairfield Senior Center with cash or by check. Checks can be mailed to: Groovin’ In New Fairfield, c/o New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Route 37, New Fairfield, CT 06812. To insure your reservation, mail needs to be received no later than September 29. All sales are final. For more information, contact us at 203-746-1142 or email us at grcoffeehouse@gmail.com.”
Food will be available for sale from 6-8pm the night of the show by the Moonlight Mobile Kitchen food truck, which features the “Taco Road Trip” – a variety of tacos that come with chips, homemade salsa and fresh lime. Menu and price list can be found at https://moonlightmobilekitchen.com/menu. With COVID precautions in mind pizza, along with a wrapped selection of desserts, and water will be available for purchase beginning at 6:45 when the doors open. Coffee and tea are free with ticket purchase.
Teddy Goldstein is known as much for his clever songs - whether sensitive or comedic - as for his energetic and unpredictable shows. In addition to his original music, his show includes a tribute to the Songs of Jim Croce. When asked “Why Croce?”, Teddy explains: Growing up in the 70’s, with an older brother and sister, all I heard coming out of their stereos was James Taylor, Jackson Browne, Joni Mitchell, Cats Stevens, Carol King, Carly Simon, CSN and of course, Jim Croce. As a little kid, his stories about truckers, pool hustlers, roller derby queens, and of course Bad, Bad, Leroy Brown were fascinating to me. I also loved his songs about yearning and missing love. But it wasn’t until I began writing songs of my own that I realized just how incredible Jim Croce’s music was. For me the crux of Croce is, saying so much, with so few words. Croce’s songs are packed with wild images, funny stories and larger than life characters, all told in these perfect little 3-4 minute ditty’s. I love having the opportunity to re-tell the songs of Jim Croce. Teddy Goldstein has released five albums and has been a signed writer over the years with Spirit Music Group and BMG Music Publishing. He has been a staple on the New York City music scene for over two decades and has toured the country, sharing stages with such artists as; Todd Snider, Dan Bern, Steve Forbert, Melissa Ferrick, Marshall Crenshaw, and many others. He has performed at the Kennedy Center as well as, Kerrville Folk Festival, The Telluride Bluegrass Festival and The Newport Folk Festival. Teddy’s songs have been featured on numerous TV networks such as, NBC, CBS, The WB and his music inspired the movie, Buddy Gilbert Comes Alive, starring Elizabeth Moss, now streaming on Amazon Prime. He has also received a Gold Record in Europe for his song “Maria” which was the single for Marshall and Alexander’s album, Lover’s Forever. Currently, Teddy is producing a new album of original music. He is a member of the group, Live From New York (LFNY) with his friends, Edie Carey, Anne Heaton & Andrew Kerr. A LFNY tour is booked for Spring of 2022. www.teddygoldstein.com
The siren sound of Kat Spina’s silky, heartfelt, expressive vocals have the power to captivate any audience. She’s recorded two studio albums, Engaging the Muse and Chasing Shadows. Kat’s new songs come from a collaboration with Grammy-winning producer Brian Forbes in Brooklyn, NY. These are songs of transformation, empowerment, love and loss. Her latest single is entitled “Our Secret”. Kat was interviewed by Andy Bale (WHUD NY 100.7) to promote the release “Play It Loud”. She also won best music video for this song at Gorilla River’s Music Video Film Festival. Kat performs locally and regionally in such venues as The Bitter End where she was a featured artist for the New York Songwriter’s Circle. www.katspinamusic.com
Mark Grossman has been playing guitar and finding songs for thirty years. He has way more melodies than he needs and is always struggling to find some decent words. Mark’s songs explore moments and stories that are full of the complexities and simplicities of day to day life, personal identity, and relationships. In crafting his lyrics, Mark aims to make it possible for those listening to his songs to find themselves somewhere in the lines so that they own each song as much as he does. https://www.markgrossmanmusic.com
About Groovin’ in New Fairfield: Groovin’ in New Fairfield seeks to develop and promote ongoing, regularly scheduled live music programs in New Fairfield and surrounding areas. It is a non-profit organization supported by sponsors, local businesses, grants from charitable organizations and patron donations and is staffed by volunteers. It operates under the New Fairfield Parks and Recreation Commission.
UPDATE: Per New Fairfield municipal mandate as of August 5, 2021,, masks are to be worn by everyone in indoor public places regardless of vaccination status.
Due to COVID capacity restrictions, tickets MUST be purchased in advance. Tickets are $15 and payable by cash or by check made out to Groovin’ in New Fairfield. Please provide complete contact information (name, address, cell phone and email) with payment. Tickets can be purchased at the New Fairfield Senior Center with cash or by check. Checks can be mailed to: Groovin’ In New Fairfield, c/o New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Route 37, New Fairfield, CT 06812. To insure your reservation, mail needs to be received no later than September 29. All sales are final. For more information, contact us at 203-746-1142 or email us at grcoffeehouse@gmail.com.”
Food will be available for sale from 6-8pm the night of the show by the Moonlight Mobile Kitchen food truck, which features the “Taco Road Trip” – a variety of tacos that come with chips, homemade salsa and fresh lime. Menu and price list can be found at https://moonlightmobilekitchen.com/menu. With COVID precautions in mind pizza, along with a wrapped selection of desserts, and water will be available for purchase beginning at 6:45 when the doors open. Coffee and tea are free with ticket purchase.
Teddy Goldstein is known as much for his clever songs - whether sensitive or comedic - as for his energetic and unpredictable shows. In addition to his original music, his show includes a tribute to the Songs of Jim Croce. When asked “Why Croce?”, Teddy explains: Growing up in the 70’s, with an older brother and sister, all I heard coming out of their stereos was James Taylor, Jackson Browne, Joni Mitchell, Cats Stevens, Carol King, Carly Simon, CSN and of course, Jim Croce. As a little kid, his stories about truckers, pool hustlers, roller derby queens, and of course Bad, Bad, Leroy Brown were fascinating to me. I also loved his songs about yearning and missing love. But it wasn’t until I began writing songs of my own that I realized just how incredible Jim Croce’s music was. For me the crux of Croce is, saying so much, with so few words. Croce’s songs are packed with wild images, funny stories and larger than life characters, all told in these perfect little 3-4 minute ditty’s. I love having the opportunity to re-tell the songs of Jim Croce. Teddy Goldstein has released five albums and has been a signed writer over the years with Spirit Music Group and BMG Music Publishing. He has been a staple on the New York City music scene for over two decades and has toured the country, sharing stages with such artists as; Todd Snider, Dan Bern, Steve Forbert, Melissa Ferrick, Marshall Crenshaw, and many others. He has performed at the Kennedy Center as well as, Kerrville Folk Festival, The Telluride Bluegrass Festival and The Newport Folk Festival. Teddy’s songs have been featured on numerous TV networks such as, NBC, CBS, The WB and his music inspired the movie, Buddy Gilbert Comes Alive, starring Elizabeth Moss, now streaming on Amazon Prime. He has also received a Gold Record in Europe for his song “Maria” which was the single for Marshall and Alexander’s album, Lover’s Forever. Currently, Teddy is producing a new album of original music. He is a member of the group, Live From New York (LFNY) with his friends, Edie Carey, Anne Heaton & Andrew Kerr. A LFNY tour is booked for Spring of 2022. www.teddygoldstein.com
The siren sound of Kat Spina’s silky, heartfelt, expressive vocals have the power to captivate any audience. She’s recorded two studio albums, Engaging the Muse and Chasing Shadows. Kat’s new songs come from a collaboration with Grammy-winning producer Brian Forbes in Brooklyn, NY. These are songs of transformation, empowerment, love and loss. Her latest single is entitled “Our Secret”. Kat was interviewed by Andy Bale (WHUD NY 100.7) to promote the release “Play It Loud”. She also won best music video for this song at Gorilla River’s Music Video Film Festival. Kat performs locally and regionally in such venues as The Bitter End where she was a featured artist for the New York Songwriter’s Circle. www.katspinamusic.com
Mark Grossman has been playing guitar and finding songs for thirty years. He has way more melodies than he needs and is always struggling to find some decent words. Mark’s songs explore moments and stories that are full of the complexities and simplicities of day to day life, personal identity, and relationships. In crafting his lyrics, Mark aims to make it possible for those listening to his songs to find themselves somewhere in the lines so that they own each song as much as he does. https://www.markgrossmanmusic.com
About Groovin’ in New Fairfield: Groovin’ in New Fairfield seeks to develop and promote ongoing, regularly scheduled live music programs in New Fairfield and surrounding areas. It is a non-profit organization supported by sponsors, local businesses, grants from charitable organizations and patron donations and is staffed by volunteers. It operates under the New Fairfield Parks and Recreation Commission.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 pm Eastern
The Levins: Rally for LOVE! Concert Livestream : Facebook and Youtube
Website: https://www.thelevinsmusic.com
"5th Annual Rally for LOVE" with The Levins
Come together online for a multi-media concert. A chance to recharge and reconnect to self and community via sonic merriment!
Special guests: Mark Dann (joining LIVE in studio) and Toby Tobias
FB EVENT: https://fb.me/e/ZrarbCnA. WEBSITE: http://thelevinsmusic.com.
Come together online for a multi-media concert. A chance to recharge and reconnect to self and community via sonic merriment!
Special guests: Mark Dann (joining LIVE in studio) and Toby Tobias
ONLINE ONLY:
- FACEBOOK: https://m.facebook.com/thelevins
- YOUTUBE: https://m.youtube.com/c/thelevinsmusic
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Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 pm to 10:00 pm
Open Mic Hosted by Fred Gillen Jr Birdsall House (Beer Garden)
970 Main StreetPeekskill, NY
Phone: (914) 930-1880
Website: https://birdsallhouse.net/
Sign-up is 7:30pm to 8pm, open mic 8 to 10. FG will play a set during sign-up to warm things up. Come eat some good food and play a few songs or just listen. Outside in the garden weather-permitting. Musicians, songwriters, poets, clowns, plate-spinners: however you express yourself come do it!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 12 noon to 2:00 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Brunch Show Daryl's House
130 route 22Pawling, NY
Phone: 845-289-0185
Purchase Tickets: Free Tickets/ Reservations
Website: https://www.darylshouseclub.com/
Come have some nice brunch and hear Fred Gillen Jr through Daryl's top-notch sound system. This is a great place to hear music!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9 pm to midnight
Fred Gillen Jr Birdsall House
970 Main St.Peekskill, NY 10566 US
Phone: (914) 930-1880
Website: https://www.birdsallhouse.net/
Great food, craft beer, nice people. Free show but donations appreciated! John Banrock: bass guitar and possibly Paul JM: drums
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm
Rick Ahneman - Hudson Free Library Holiday Coffee House Concert Hendrick Hudson Free Library
185 Kings Ferry RoadMontrose, NY 10548
Phone: 914-739-5654
Website: https://www.henhudfreelibrary.org/
Join local singer/entertainer Rick Ahneman singing and playing guitar, flute, and keyboard for a selection of popular and holiday music plus much more in a coffeehouse setting. Masks must be worn, no reservations necessary.
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Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7PM
SHARKEY & THE SPARKS Towne Crier Cafe
379 Main StreetBeacon, NY 12508
Phone: 845.855.1300
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
SHARKEY & THE SPARKS FULL BAND SHOW featuring SHARKEY McEWEN of the Slambovian Circus of Dreams
The Towne Crier is pleased to present Sharkey & The Sparks in their first ever FULL BAND SHOW featuring Sharkey McEwen — well known to music lovers throughout the Hudson Valley and beyond as the lead guitarist of The Slambovian Circus of Dreams — Ben McEwen, Sharkey’s teenage son, and for this special event, a very select group of talented musical guests.
Sharkey & The Sparks made their duo debut in 2017. The father and son guitar slingers had previously played music together at home for fun. But once Sharkey invited his talented young protégé to join him on stage and perform in public, the “sparks” began to fly, and Sharkey & The Sparks was born.
Fueled by their mutual passion for this classic era in popular music, The Sharkey & The Sparks Band will be performing beloved covers from the ’60s, ’70s and beyond (Beatles, Beach Boys, early Fleetwood Mac, Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass, Dick Dale, Tom Petty and U2, to name a few) along with S&S originals.
With The Slambovian Circus of Dreams, Sharkey has headlined major music festivals across the US, Canada and UK. His intuitive, evocative playing is a key ingredient of the band’s magic.
“Sharkey McEwen plays with full, round, ringing tones that hang in the air or the mind, like Pink Floyd’s David Gilmour; but he also plays earthy slide guitar nearly as well as Sonny Landreth or Derek Trucks.” – The Daily Gazette
Tickets $15 advance, $20 door
VACCINATION PROOF REQUIRED. Please read our updated COVID-19 policy on the opening page of our website for details.
The Towne Crier is pleased to present Sharkey & The Sparks in their first ever FULL BAND SHOW featuring Sharkey McEwen — well known to music lovers throughout the Hudson Valley and beyond as the lead guitarist of The Slambovian Circus of Dreams — Ben McEwen, Sharkey’s teenage son, and for this special event, a very select group of talented musical guests.
Sharkey & The Sparks made their duo debut in 2017. The father and son guitar slingers had previously played music together at home for fun. But once Sharkey invited his talented young protégé to join him on stage and perform in public, the “sparks” began to fly, and Sharkey & The Sparks was born.
Fueled by their mutual passion for this classic era in popular music, The Sharkey & The Sparks Band will be performing beloved covers from the ’60s, ’70s and beyond (Beatles, Beach Boys, early Fleetwood Mac, Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass, Dick Dale, Tom Petty and U2, to name a few) along with S&S originals.
With The Slambovian Circus of Dreams, Sharkey has headlined major music festivals across the US, Canada and UK. His intuitive, evocative playing is a key ingredient of the band’s magic.
“Sharkey McEwen plays with full, round, ringing tones that hang in the air or the mind, like Pink Floyd’s David Gilmour; but he also plays earthy slide guitar nearly as well as Sonny Landreth or Derek Trucks.” – The Daily Gazette
Tickets $15 advance, $20 door
VACCINATION PROOF REQUIRED. Please read our updated COVID-19 policy on the opening page of our website for details.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 9 pm to 12:30 am
The Trike (Fred Gillen Jr Electric Trio) Birdsall House
970 Main StreetPeekskill
Phone: (914) 930-1880
Website: https://birdsallhouse.net/
A night of rock versions of Fred Gillen Jr songs and some oddball cover songs. Fred Gillen Jr: electric guitar, harmonica, vocals, John Banrock: bass, vocls and Paul JM: drums and vocals.
NYFA (New York Foundation For The Arts) grant recipient Fred Gillen Jr has released eleven full-length albums, to great critical acclaim. He has performed all over the U.S. and Europe as a solo artist. From 2017 to 2019 he was music director of the Group The Greenheart, traveling to Nepal four times and India once, performing concerts to raise awareness of environmental activism. His songs have been featured on ABC's "All My Children," NPR's "Car Talk," CMJ's New Music Marathon Sampler, and in 2012 his version of Woody Guthrie's "I Ain't Got No Home" was featured on "Pete Remembers Woody," a collection of Pete Seeger's spoken stories about Woody Guthrie. interspersed with various artists' renditions of Guthrie's songs. Like Seeger and Guthrie, Gillen's lyrics often reflect both the hope and despair of the human condition, while his music illustrates the diversity of influences in the air when he was growing up in the 1970's. His live performances are spontaneous and full of storytelling, and he enjoys audience participation.
NYFA (New York Foundation For The Arts) grant recipient Fred Gillen Jr has released eleven full-length albums, to great critical acclaim. He has performed all over the U.S. and Europe as a solo artist. From 2017 to 2019 he was music director of the Group The Greenheart, traveling to Nepal four times and India once, performing concerts to raise awareness of environmental activism. His songs have been featured on ABC's "All My Children," NPR's "Car Talk," CMJ's New Music Marathon Sampler, and in 2012 his version of Woody Guthrie's "I Ain't Got No Home" was featured on "Pete Remembers Woody," a collection of Pete Seeger's spoken stories about Woody Guthrie. interspersed with various artists' renditions of Guthrie's songs. Like Seeger and Guthrie, Gillen's lyrics often reflect both the hope and despair of the human condition, while his music illustrates the diversity of influences in the air when he was growing up in the 1970's. His live performances are spontaneous and full of storytelling, and he enjoys audience participation.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm
Fred Gillen Jr Solo-acoustic Roe Jan Brewing Co
32 Anthony StreetHillsdale, NY
Phone: 518-303-8080
Website: https://roejanbrewing.com/
A very friendly Brewery named after the Roeliff Jansen Kill, serving some great beers and good food, and live music several nights a week.
NYFA (New York Foundation For The Arts) grant recipient Fred Gillen Jr has released eleven full-length albums, to great critical acclaim. He has performed all over the U.S. and Europe as a solo artist. From 2017 to 2019 he was music director of the Group The Greenheart, traveling to Nepal four times and India once, performing concerts to raise awareness of environmental activism. His songs have been featured on ABC's "All My Children," NPR's "Car Talk," CMJ's New Music Marathon Sampler, and in 2012 his version of Woody Guthrie's "I Ain't Got No Home" was featured on "Pete Remembers Woody," a collection of Pete Seeger's spoken stories about Woody Guthrie. interspersed with various artists' renditions of Guthrie's songs. Like Seeger and Guthrie, Gillen's lyrics often reflect both the hope and despair of the human condition, while his music illustrates the diversity of influences in the air when he was growing up in the 1970's. His live performances are spontaneous and full of storytelling, and he enjoys audience participation.
NYFA (New York Foundation For The Arts) grant recipient Fred Gillen Jr has released eleven full-length albums, to great critical acclaim. He has performed all over the U.S. and Europe as a solo artist. From 2017 to 2019 he was music director of the Group The Greenheart, traveling to Nepal four times and India once, performing concerts to raise awareness of environmental activism. His songs have been featured on ABC's "All My Children," NPR's "Car Talk," CMJ's New Music Marathon Sampler, and in 2012 his version of Woody Guthrie's "I Ain't Got No Home" was featured on "Pete Remembers Woody," a collection of Pete Seeger's spoken stories about Woody Guthrie. interspersed with various artists' renditions of Guthrie's songs. Like Seeger and Guthrie, Gillen's lyrics often reflect both the hope and despair of the human condition, while his music illustrates the diversity of influences in the air when he was growing up in the 1970's. His live performances are spontaneous and full of storytelling, and he enjoys audience participation.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Show Keegan Ales
20 Saint James StreetKingston, NY
Phone: (845) 331-2739
Website: https://www.keeganales.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Show Sunday Sessions at Vosburgh Brewing
1065 County Route 19Elizaville, NY
Phone: (518) 537-7652
Website: https://www.vosburghbrewing.com/home
NYFA (New York Foundation For The Arts) grant recipient Fred Gillen Jr has released eleven full-length albums, to great critical acclaim. He has performed all over the U.S. and Europe as a solo artist. From 2017 to 2019 he was music director of the Group The Greenheart, traveling to Nepal four times and India once, performing concerts to raise awareness of environmental activism. His songs have been featured on ABC's "All My Children," NPR's "Car Talk," CMJ's New Music Marathon Sampler, and in 2012 his version of Woody Guthrie's "I Ain't Got No Home" was featured on "Pete Remembers Woody," a collection of Pete Seeger's spoken stories about Woody Guthrie. interspersed with various artists' renditions of Guthrie's songs. Like Seeger and Guthrie, Gillen's lyrics often reflect both the hope and despair of the human condition, while his music illustrates the diversity of influences in the air when he was growing up in the 1970's. His live performances are spontaneous and full of storytelling, and he enjoys audience participation.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 pm to 10:30 pm
The Trike (Fred Gillen Jr Electric Trio) The Green Growler
4 Croton Point Avenue, near Croton-Harmon Metro North StationCroton-on-Hudson, NY
Phone: (914) 862-0961
Website: https://www.thegreengrowler.com
Rock versions of Fred Gillen jr songs and some oddball cover songs.
John Banrock: bass guitar, vocals
Fred Gillen Jr: electric guitar, vocals, harmonica
Paul JM: drums, vocals
John Banrock: bass guitar, vocals
Fred Gillen Jr: electric guitar, vocals, harmonica
Paul JM: drums, vocals
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm to 8pm
Peter Calo Returns To the Towne Crier - Salon Stage “Main Street Dining Room” at The Towne Crier
379 Main Street Beacon, NY 12508
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.townecrier.com/
Acclaimed Singer-songwriter-guitarist Peter Calo returns to the Towne Crier – Salon Stage to perform from his repertoire of material and also play some of his favorites. Dylan, Leon Russell, Davie Bowie, James Cotton, Van Morrison to name a few. A night of great songs and requests. Come by say hi. Have a great dinner with your music.
Canadian born, New York singer songwriter Peter Calo is "one of the most engaging performers in the biz" "Time Out" magazine, London
“Calo’s performance was nothing short of original. He brought all of his musical inspiration to the stage.” the Daily Herald –Chicago. The Boston Globe writes "Calo is Captivating…Peter is a masterful guitarist... "
A veteran on the music scene; Calo has toured and/or recorded with Carly Simon, Jimmy Webb, Sophie B Hawkins, Hairspray (on Broadway and film), Kris Kristofferson, Julie Taymor, Lesley Gore, The Platters and many others.
Peter has released 6 albums. His recent CD, “Time Machine.” Which went #9 on the “Top 50 Albums on the Alternative Album Charts.”
Canadian born, New York singer songwriter Peter Calo is "one of the most engaging performers in the biz" "Time Out" magazine, London
“Calo’s performance was nothing short of original. He brought all of his musical inspiration to the stage.” the Daily Herald –Chicago. The Boston Globe writes "Calo is Captivating…Peter is a masterful guitarist... "
A veteran on the music scene; Calo has toured and/or recorded with Carly Simon, Jimmy Webb, Sophie B Hawkins, Hairspray (on Broadway and film), Kris Kristofferson, Julie Taymor, Lesley Gore, The Platters and many others.
Peter has released 6 albums. His recent CD, “Time Machine.” Which went #9 on the “Top 50 Albums on the Alternative Album Charts.”
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 pm to 10:00 pm
Linda Draper, Fred Gillen Jr, and Carolann Solebello in- the- round The Turning Point Cafe
468 Piermont AvenuePiermont, NY 10968 USA
Phone: 845-359-1089
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.piermontcafe.com
Three of the Hudson Valley's finest singer-songwriters at one of the Hudson Valley's greatest venues. Come eat and enjoy some great music!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm
Songwriters in the Round Featuring Linda Draper, Fred Gillen Jr., and Carolann Solebello Bean Runner Cafe
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566 USA
Phone: (914) 737-1701
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com/
Weather-permitting this show will be outside in the Esther Street pedestrian area. If it moves indoors proof of vaccination will be required.
Linda Draper Bio
Linda Draper grew up in a musical home as the daughter of a classical guitar virtuoso who studied with Andres Segovia. She began playing guitar and writing songs as a child and eventually became a fixture in the downtown New York City's Antifolk music scene on the Lower East Side.
Since 2001, Draper has released numerous albums, toured the US and UK, and opened for acclaimed musicians such as Teddy Thompson, Melissa Ferrick, Luka Bloom, and Eilen Jewell. Draper has also seen her songs licensed for commercials and television.
She is now embarking on her biggest challenge to date with the formation of her own label, South Forty Records.
Patience and Lipstick,” Draper’s upcoming new album, was produced by Jeff Eyrich, mixed by Grammy®-award winning engineer, Dae Bennett, and features performers David Mansfield (Strings), Jeff Eyrich (Bass), and Doug Yowell (Drums and Percussion). It is the inaugural release on the artist’s own label South Forty Records.
Fred Gillen Jr Bio
NYFA (New York Foundation For The Arts) grant recipient Fred Gillen Jr has released eleven full-length albums, to great critical acclaim. He has performed all over the U.S. and Europe as a solo artist. From 2017 to 2019 he was music director of the Group The Greenheart, traveling to Nepal four times and India once, performing concerts to raise awareness of environmental activism. His songs have been featured on ABC's "All My Children," NPR's "Car Talk," CMJ's New Music Marathon Sampler, and in 2012 his version of Woody Guthrie's "I Ain't Got No Home" was featured on "Pete Remembers Woody," a collection of Pete Seeger's spoken stories about Woody Guthrie. interspersed with various artists' renditions of Guthrie's songs. Like Seeger and Guthrie, Gillen's lyrics often reflect both the hope and despair of the human condition, while his music illustrates the diversity of influences in the air when he was growing up in the 1970's. His live performances are spontaneous and full of storytelling, and he enjoys audience participation.
Carolann Solebello Bio
CAROLANN SOLEBELLO is a performing songwriter born and bred in New York City. Best known to folk audiences as a founding member of Americana trio Red Molly, she now tours both solo and with modern folk quartet No Fuss and Feathers. Carolann’s smooth, compelling voice and warm acoustic guitar style surely nod to rural folk traditions, yet her decidedly urban sense of rhythm and sophisticated vocal phrasing bend those traditional forms into more contemporary shapes. She is a proud member of the Jack Hardy Songwriters’ Exchange and has won numerous songwriting awards. Carolann released her fifth solo album, Shiver, in 2018.
Linda Draper Bio
Linda Draper grew up in a musical home as the daughter of a classical guitar virtuoso who studied with Andres Segovia. She began playing guitar and writing songs as a child and eventually became a fixture in the downtown New York City's Antifolk music scene on the Lower East Side.
Since 2001, Draper has released numerous albums, toured the US and UK, and opened for acclaimed musicians such as Teddy Thompson, Melissa Ferrick, Luka Bloom, and Eilen Jewell. Draper has also seen her songs licensed for commercials and television.
She is now embarking on her biggest challenge to date with the formation of her own label, South Forty Records.
Patience and Lipstick,” Draper’s upcoming new album, was produced by Jeff Eyrich, mixed by Grammy®-award winning engineer, Dae Bennett, and features performers David Mansfield (Strings), Jeff Eyrich (Bass), and Doug Yowell (Drums and Percussion). It is the inaugural release on the artist’s own label South Forty Records.
Fred Gillen Jr Bio
NYFA (New York Foundation For The Arts) grant recipient Fred Gillen Jr has released eleven full-length albums, to great critical acclaim. He has performed all over the U.S. and Europe as a solo artist. From 2017 to 2019 he was music director of the Group The Greenheart, traveling to Nepal four times and India once, performing concerts to raise awareness of environmental activism. His songs have been featured on ABC's "All My Children," NPR's "Car Talk," CMJ's New Music Marathon Sampler, and in 2012 his version of Woody Guthrie's "I Ain't Got No Home" was featured on "Pete Remembers Woody," a collection of Pete Seeger's spoken stories about Woody Guthrie. interspersed with various artists' renditions of Guthrie's songs. Like Seeger and Guthrie, Gillen's lyrics often reflect both the hope and despair of the human condition, while his music illustrates the diversity of influences in the air when he was growing up in the 1970's. His live performances are spontaneous and full of storytelling, and he enjoys audience participation.
Carolann Solebello Bio
CAROLANN SOLEBELLO is a performing songwriter born and bred in New York City. Best known to folk audiences as a founding member of Americana trio Red Molly, she now tours both solo and with modern folk quartet No Fuss and Feathers. Carolann’s smooth, compelling voice and warm acoustic guitar style surely nod to rural folk traditions, yet her decidedly urban sense of rhythm and sophisticated vocal phrasing bend those traditional forms into more contemporary shapes. She is a proud member of the Jack Hardy Songwriters’ Exchange and has won numerous songwriting awards. Carolann released her fifth solo album, Shiver, in 2018.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 8:30pm
Pangea presents Peter Calo ‘Something For Everyone” with Gary Schreiner Jeff Eyrich and Clem Waldmann Pangea
178 2nd Ave,New York, NY 10003 US
Phone: 212-995-0900
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.pangeanyc.com/
Peter Calo (“One of the most engaging performers in the biz” —Time Out London), brings his new trio to Pangea to fill the room with song, fun and sing along.
Peter will perform music from his several releases, and visit the songs of some of his favorite composers. He'll be joined by Gary Schreiner on piano, harmonica and accordion (Elton John, Rossanne Cash), Jeff Eyrich on bass (Tim Buckley, Bette Midler, Tanya Tucker, Dave’s True Story) and drummer Clem Waldmann (Blue Man Group, Debbie Harry (Blondie), Cyndi Lauper, Gloria Gaynor, Tracy Bonham, Natalie Merchant (10,000 Maniacs), Ronnie Spector.)
“I love playing at Pangea,” says Peter. "It has is such a great vibe. This performance space is the perfect spot to hear my band."
Peter has performed and/or recorded with such diverse artists as Carly Simon, Dionne Warwick, Queen Latifah, Willie Nelson, Hall and Oates, Linda Eder, Sophie B. Hawkins, Andrea Bocelli, Jimmy Webb, Kris Kristofferson, Leonard Bernstein, Marc Shaiman, Julie Taymor, Lesley Gore, Lorna Luft, Crash Test Dummies, Joel Grey, The Platters, Harvey Fierstein, and more.
“Peter Calo is the musician you meet early in your career and all of a sudden you’re 70 years old and you’re lucky enough to still be playing and writing with him. Always an inspiration and always quite surprising.
Carly Simon
Peter will perform music from his several releases, and visit the songs of some of his favorite composers. He'll be joined by Gary Schreiner on piano, harmonica and accordion (Elton John, Rossanne Cash), Jeff Eyrich on bass (Tim Buckley, Bette Midler, Tanya Tucker, Dave’s True Story) and drummer Clem Waldmann (Blue Man Group, Debbie Harry (Blondie), Cyndi Lauper, Gloria Gaynor, Tracy Bonham, Natalie Merchant (10,000 Maniacs), Ronnie Spector.)
“I love playing at Pangea,” says Peter. "It has is such a great vibe. This performance space is the perfect spot to hear my band."
Peter has performed and/or recorded with such diverse artists as Carly Simon, Dionne Warwick, Queen Latifah, Willie Nelson, Hall and Oates, Linda Eder, Sophie B. Hawkins, Andrea Bocelli, Jimmy Webb, Kris Kristofferson, Leonard Bernstein, Marc Shaiman, Julie Taymor, Lesley Gore, Lorna Luft, Crash Test Dummies, Joel Grey, The Platters, Harvey Fierstein, and more.
“Peter Calo is the musician you meet early in your career and all of a sudden you’re 70 years old and you’re lucky enough to still be playing and writing with him. Always an inspiration and always quite surprising.
Carly Simon
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm to 10pm
Toby Walker with special guest Potters Field Groovin In New Fairfield Coffeehouse
33 Route 37New Fairfield, CT 068123 USA
Phone: 203-746-1172
Price: $15.00
Purchase Tickets: http://www.groovininnewfairfield.com
Website: https://www.groovininnewfairfield.com
Groovin’ in New Fairfield is proud to welcome back TOBY WALKER with special guest POTTERS FIELD on Saturday, May 7 at 7:30pm, at the New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Route 37, New Fairfield, CT. Doors open at 6:45 pm. Tickets MUST be purchased in advance. Tickets are $15 and payable by cash or by check made out to Groovin' In New Fairfield. Checks can be mailed to: Groovin' In New Fairfield, c/oNew Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Route 37, New Fairfield, CT 06812. To insure your reservation, mail needs to be received no later than May 4. All sales are final. For more information, contact us at 203-746-1142 or email us at grcoffeehouse@gmail.com.
Enjoy a moderately priced dinner catered by Bruno’s Restaurant before the show. Choices include: Eggplant Rollatini, Chicken Francese, Pizza, Coffee, Tea, Hot Mulled Cider, Water, and Homemade Desserts.
Internationally and nationally acclaimed Toby Walker has been hailed as an award winning, roots music fingerstyle guitar virtuoso and songwriter who has toured the US, the United Kingdom, and Europe. Blending the styles of blues, ragtime, country, bluegrass, old-time jazz and rock, Walker has developed his own style and as such received numerous awards, including being the 1st place recipient of the International Blues Challenge Award in Memphis and the NY Music Award for best instrumental CD. Walker has also been inducted into the NY Blues Hall Of Fame. Walker is a nationally recognized guitar instructor, having taught at Jorma Kaukonen's Fur Peace Ranch, Woody Mann's Guitar Seminars, The Swanannoa Gathering, and the National Guitar Workshop. Walker also has eight instructional DVD's on Happy Traum's Homespun Music Instruction, and has produced hundreds of instructional videos on his own. "If he doesn't get them with his phenomenal guitar playing or catchy songs, he gets them with his wonderful stories. True entertainers have an engaing spirit that puts a smile on your face. Arlo Guthrie has it. David Bromberg has it. And so does Toby. "- John Platt – WFUV www.littletobywalker.com
For over ten years, the local musicians in the band Potters Field (Adam Carley, Janet Taylor, Jake Tolson and Steven Trinchillo) Influenced by musicians including The Beatles, Neil Young, The Indigo Girls, Dave Matthews, James Taylor, Paul Simon, The Wood Brothers, The Grateful Dead, and Jackson Browne, Potters Field has been playing music for audiences in Litchfield and Fairfield Counties and beyond. Their original music and unique versions of cover songs have a soulful, acoustic sound, complimented by some of the best vocal harmonies you’ll ever hear live! Their variety of styles will have their audience listening intently at times and later up and dancing to the groove. Potters Field music and stage presence create a fun, positive vibe. They are sure to make everyone feel good and have a great time! https://www.facebook.com/potters.field.9
About Groovin’ in New Fairfield: Groovin’ in New Fairfield seeks to develop and promote ongoing, regularly scheduled live music programs in New Fairfield and surrounding areas. It is a non-profit organization supported by sponsors, local businesses, grants from charitable organizations and patron donations and is staffed by volunteers. It operates under the New Fairfield Parks and Recreation Commission. www.groovininnewfairfield.com
Enjoy a moderately priced dinner catered by Bruno’s Restaurant before the show. Choices include: Eggplant Rollatini, Chicken Francese, Pizza, Coffee, Tea, Hot Mulled Cider, Water, and Homemade Desserts.
Internationally and nationally acclaimed Toby Walker has been hailed as an award winning, roots music fingerstyle guitar virtuoso and songwriter who has toured the US, the United Kingdom, and Europe. Blending the styles of blues, ragtime, country, bluegrass, old-time jazz and rock, Walker has developed his own style and as such received numerous awards, including being the 1st place recipient of the International Blues Challenge Award in Memphis and the NY Music Award for best instrumental CD. Walker has also been inducted into the NY Blues Hall Of Fame. Walker is a nationally recognized guitar instructor, having taught at Jorma Kaukonen's Fur Peace Ranch, Woody Mann's Guitar Seminars, The Swanannoa Gathering, and the National Guitar Workshop. Walker also has eight instructional DVD's on Happy Traum's Homespun Music Instruction, and has produced hundreds of instructional videos on his own. "If he doesn't get them with his phenomenal guitar playing or catchy songs, he gets them with his wonderful stories. True entertainers have an engaing spirit that puts a smile on your face. Arlo Guthrie has it. David Bromberg has it. And so does Toby. "- John Platt – WFUV www.littletobywalker.com
For over ten years, the local musicians in the band Potters Field (Adam Carley, Janet Taylor, Jake Tolson and Steven Trinchillo) Influenced by musicians including The Beatles, Neil Young, The Indigo Girls, Dave Matthews, James Taylor, Paul Simon, The Wood Brothers, The Grateful Dead, and Jackson Browne, Potters Field has been playing music for audiences in Litchfield and Fairfield Counties and beyond. Their original music and unique versions of cover songs have a soulful, acoustic sound, complimented by some of the best vocal harmonies you’ll ever hear live! Their variety of styles will have their audience listening intently at times and later up and dancing to the groove. Potters Field music and stage presence create a fun, positive vibe. They are sure to make everyone feel good and have a great time! https://www.facebook.com/potters.field.9
About Groovin’ in New Fairfield: Groovin’ in New Fairfield seeks to develop and promote ongoing, regularly scheduled live music programs in New Fairfield and surrounding areas. It is a non-profit organization supported by sponsors, local businesses, grants from charitable organizations and patron donations and is staffed by volunteers. It operates under the New Fairfield Parks and Recreation Commission. www.groovininnewfairfield.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 pm to 11 pm
"Across the Vast Eternal Sky" Spring Concert 2022 with member Rick Ahneman Holy Name of Mary Church
Holy Name of Mary ChurchCroton-on-Hudson, NY 10521
Price: $25.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://taghkanicchorale.org
Friends! Listen to Rick Ahneman, sings classical works of Bernstein, Granados, and Gjeilo in the "Across the Vast Eternal Sky" Spring 2022 Concert of the Taghkanic Chorale. Appearances of the Holy Name of Mary Church, Croton-on-Hudson, NY, 8 pm Saturday, May 14, and 4 pm Sunday, May 15, 2022. Choice of in-house live concert (tickets purchased at the door) or at-home livestream concert (donation appreciated) on YouTube or click on "schedule" for live stream links on the Taghkanic Chorale website. You'll be swooning to the romance of "West Side Story."
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Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4 pm to 7 pm
"Across the Vast eternal Sky" Spring Concert 2022 Taghkanic Chorale with member Rick Ahneman Holy Name of Mary Church
Holy Name of Mary ChurchCroton-on-Hudson, NY 10521
Price: $25.00
Website: https://taghkanicchorale.org
Friends! Listen to Rick, sings classical works of Bernstein, Granados, and Gjeilo in the "Across the Vast Eternal Sky" Spring 2022 Concert of the Taghkanic Chorale. Appearances of the Holy Name of Mary Church, Croton-on-Hudson, NY, 8 pm Saturday, May 14, and 4 pm Sunday, May 15, 2022. Choice of in-house live concert (tickets purchased at the door) or at-home livestream concert (donation appreciated) on YouTube or click on "schedule" for live stream links on the Taghkanic Chorale website. You'll be swooning to the romance of "West Side Story."
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.
The Trike (Fred Gillen Jr Electric Trio) Keegan Ales
20 Saint James StreetKingston, NY
Phone: (845) 331-2739
Website: https://www.keeganales.com/
John Banrock: bass guitar, vocals
Fred Gillen Jr: electric guitar, vocals
Paul JM: drums, vocals
Rock versions of Fred Gillen Jr songs, some oddball covers mostly from the 80's and 90's, and introducing some Banrock and Paul JM tunes soon!
Fred Gillen Jr: electric guitar, vocals
Paul JM: drums, vocals
Rock versions of Fred Gillen Jr songs, some oddball covers mostly from the 80's and 90's, and introducing some Banrock and Paul JM tunes soon!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Fred Gillen Jr Solo-acoustic Roe Jan Brewing Co
32 Anthony StreetHillsdale, NY
Phone: 518-303-8080
Website: https://roejanbrewing.com/
Outdoors weather-permitting (it has to rain pretty hard to be moved in- there's a very large, covered outdoor space.) Not only their own great beer, but the food is really good!
NYFA (New York Foundation For The Arts) grant recipient Fred Gillen Jr has released eleven full-length albums, to great critical acclaim. He has performed all over the U.S. and Europe as a solo artist, his live performances are spontaneous and full of storytelling, and he enjoys audience participation. He is equally comfortable playing at a Theatre, festival, or museum, as at a farmers market, coffeehouse, or brewery. His songs have been featured on ABC's "All My Children," NPR's "Car Talk," and CMJ's New Music Marathon Sampler. From 2017 to 2019 he was music director of the group The Greenheart, traveling to Nepal four times and India once, performing concerts to raise awareness of environmental activism. In 2012 his version of Woody Guthrie's "I Ain't Got No Home" was featured on "Pete Remembers Woody," a collection of Pete Seeger's spoken stories about Woody Guthrie, interspersed with various artists' renditions of Guthrie's songs. Besides playing with his heroes like Pete, he's opened for some great artists such as Merle Haggard, Todd Rundgren, and the David Bromberg Big Band. In both his own songs and the songs he chooses to cover he incorporates elements of a huge swath of folk, rock, roots, and Americana music. Though he writes and sings songs which cover a huge variety of lyric topics, his over-arching message is simple: "we are all in this together."
NYFA (New York Foundation For The Arts) grant recipient Fred Gillen Jr has released eleven full-length albums, to great critical acclaim. He has performed all over the U.S. and Europe as a solo artist, his live performances are spontaneous and full of storytelling, and he enjoys audience participation. He is equally comfortable playing at a Theatre, festival, or museum, as at a farmers market, coffeehouse, or brewery. His songs have been featured on ABC's "All My Children," NPR's "Car Talk," and CMJ's New Music Marathon Sampler. From 2017 to 2019 he was music director of the group The Greenheart, traveling to Nepal four times and India once, performing concerts to raise awareness of environmental activism. In 2012 his version of Woody Guthrie's "I Ain't Got No Home" was featured on "Pete Remembers Woody," a collection of Pete Seeger's spoken stories about Woody Guthrie, interspersed with various artists' renditions of Guthrie's songs. Besides playing with his heroes like Pete, he's opened for some great artists such as Merle Haggard, Todd Rundgren, and the David Bromberg Big Band. In both his own songs and the songs he chooses to cover he incorporates elements of a huge swath of folk, rock, roots, and Americana music. Though he writes and sings songs which cover a huge variety of lyric topics, his over-arching message is simple: "we are all in this together."
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 p.m. if outdoor, 9:30 p.m. if indoor
The Trike (Fred Gillen Jr Electric Trio) Birdsall House
970 Main St.Peekskill, NY 10566 US
Phone: 914-930-1880
Website: https://www.birdsallhouse.net/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3 pm to 5 pm
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Acoustic on the Back Porch Daryl's House
130 route 22Pawling, NY
Phone: 845-289-0185
Website: https://www.darylshouseclub.com/
The genesis of Daryl’s House came from a light-bulb moment seven years ago, when Daryl Hall first had the idea for his Webby Award-winning series, Live from Daryl’s House, which started on the Internet and has since become a fixture on MTV network Palladia.
“Why not just play music at my house and let people see what musicians are really like, when they are relaxed, and among friends,” says the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee. “At the same time, although people could see me at home, there was no way to invite everybody over to have some food and watch us musicians play.”
With the opening of Daryl’s House, which officially launched with a special Daryl Hall and John Oates live Yahoo webcast this past Halloween, now, in Daryl’s own words, “We can all hang out, drink some wine, have a good time and listen to some great music.”
Formerly the Towne Crier at 130 Route 22, the new venue’s refurbishing has been personally supervised by Daryl himself, whose own passion for restoring historic homes has been well-documented on his show, Daryl’s Restoration Over-Hall on the DIY network. The venue is also the new home for Live from Daryl’s House TV show.
Hall has remodeled the venue in a similar fashion to his former 1770s home in nearby Millerton. "I've converted everything, from the tables and chairs, to the walls and ceiling, to an 18th-century style so it looks like a big version of my house," Hall said. "It's a very Early American, New England-y kind of vibe."
The eclectic menu was also carefully overseen by Daryl, with chef Elena Angelides in charge, featuring steaks, seafood, pasta and sandwiches, including, naturally, Philly Cheese Steak Provolone Cheese, Daryl’s Shrimp with Tomato Basil and Half Roasted Chicken “a la Joe Walsh.” Angelides previously was the chief for Mozambique in Newport Beach, CA, among others.
Daryl says: “Welcome to my House!”
About Fred Gillen Jr
NYFA (New York Foundation For The Arts) grant recipient Fred Gillen Jr has released eleven full-length albums, to great critical acclaim. He has performed all over the U.S. and Europe as a solo artist, his live performances are spontaneous and full of storytelling, and he enjoys audience participation. He is equally comfortable playing at a Theatre, festival, or museum, as at a farmers market, coffeehouse, or brewery. His songs have been featured on ABC's "All My Children," NPR's "Car Talk," and CMJ's New Music Marathon Sampler. From 2017 to 2019 he was music director of the group The Greenheart, traveling to Nepal four times and India once, performing concerts to raise awareness of environmental activism. In 2012 his version of Woody Guthrie's "I Ain't Got No Home" was featured on "Pete Remembers Woody," a collection of Pete Seeger's spoken stories about Woody Guthrie, interspersed with various artists' renditions of Guthrie's songs. Besides playing with his heroes like Pete, he's opened for some great artists such as Merle Haggard, Todd Rundgren, and the David Bromberg Big Band. In both his own songs and the songs he chooses to cover he incorporates elements of a huge swath of folk, rock, roots, and Americana music. Though he writes and sings songs which cover a huge variety of lyric topics, his over-arching message is simple: "we are all in this together."
“Why not just play music at my house and let people see what musicians are really like, when they are relaxed, and among friends,” says the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee. “At the same time, although people could see me at home, there was no way to invite everybody over to have some food and watch us musicians play.”
With the opening of Daryl’s House, which officially launched with a special Daryl Hall and John Oates live Yahoo webcast this past Halloween, now, in Daryl’s own words, “We can all hang out, drink some wine, have a good time and listen to some great music.”
Formerly the Towne Crier at 130 Route 22, the new venue’s refurbishing has been personally supervised by Daryl himself, whose own passion for restoring historic homes has been well-documented on his show, Daryl’s Restoration Over-Hall on the DIY network. The venue is also the new home for Live from Daryl’s House TV show.
Hall has remodeled the venue in a similar fashion to his former 1770s home in nearby Millerton. "I've converted everything, from the tables and chairs, to the walls and ceiling, to an 18th-century style so it looks like a big version of my house," Hall said. "It's a very Early American, New England-y kind of vibe."
The eclectic menu was also carefully overseen by Daryl, with chef Elena Angelides in charge, featuring steaks, seafood, pasta and sandwiches, including, naturally, Philly Cheese Steak Provolone Cheese, Daryl’s Shrimp with Tomato Basil and Half Roasted Chicken “a la Joe Walsh.” Angelides previously was the chief for Mozambique in Newport Beach, CA, among others.
Daryl says: “Welcome to my House!”
About Fred Gillen Jr
NYFA (New York Foundation For The Arts) grant recipient Fred Gillen Jr has released eleven full-length albums, to great critical acclaim. He has performed all over the U.S. and Europe as a solo artist, his live performances are spontaneous and full of storytelling, and he enjoys audience participation. He is equally comfortable playing at a Theatre, festival, or museum, as at a farmers market, coffeehouse, or brewery. His songs have been featured on ABC's "All My Children," NPR's "Car Talk," and CMJ's New Music Marathon Sampler. From 2017 to 2019 he was music director of the group The Greenheart, traveling to Nepal four times and India once, performing concerts to raise awareness of environmental activism. In 2012 his version of Woody Guthrie's "I Ain't Got No Home" was featured on "Pete Remembers Woody," a collection of Pete Seeger's spoken stories about Woody Guthrie, interspersed with various artists' renditions of Guthrie's songs. Besides playing with his heroes like Pete, he's opened for some great artists such as Merle Haggard, Todd Rundgren, and the David Bromberg Big Band. In both his own songs and the songs he chooses to cover he incorporates elements of a huge swath of folk, rock, roots, and Americana music. Though he writes and sings songs which cover a huge variety of lyric topics, his over-arching message is simple: "we are all in this together."
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6PM
Tribes Hill Gathering Hammond House
111 Grasslands Rd.Valhalla, NY 10595 United States
Phone: 914-564-9212
Tribes Hill Gathering & Business Meeting
Potluck Barbecue
Song Circle / Campfire
Potluck Barbecue
Song Circle / Campfire
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 PM
Dead Meat Captain Lawrence Brewery and Tasting Room
444 Saw Mill River RoadElmsford, NY 10523
Purchase Tickets: Dead Meat Tickets
Website: https://www.captainlawrencebrewing.com
Celebrate the music of the Grateful Dead with a high-energy tribute performed by Dead Meat at the Captain Lawrence Brewing Co., Elmsford NY, on Friday, June 24, 2022 at 7:30 p.m.
Dead Meat is an electrifying and fresh take on the music of the Grateful Dead. The band has become a fan favorite, known for its moving 3 part vocal harmonies and high-energy marathon blocks of music which routinely push beyond the three-hour mark.
Delicious food, craft beers and drinks will be available to order.
Advance tickets, $15; Day of Show, $20.
Dead Meat is an electrifying and fresh take on the music of the Grateful Dead. The band has become a fan favorite, known for its moving 3 part vocal harmonies and high-energy marathon blocks of music which routinely push beyond the three-hour mark.
Delicious food, craft beers and drinks will be available to order.
Advance tickets, $15; Day of Show, $20.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
American Roots Festival Caramoor
149 Girdle Ridge RoadKatonah, NY 10536
Phone: 914-232-1252
Website: https://www.caramoor.org
The annual American Roots Music Festival is back with a day overflowing with Americana, blues, folk, and bluegrass! Molly Tuttle, a multi-award-winning guitarist/banjoist with a bluegrass vibe and gift for insightful songwriting, closes out the evening with her band, Golden Highway, in a barn-burning set.
Evening Headliner
Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway
Daytime Artists
Black Opry Revue featuring Tae Lewis, Leon Timbo, Nikki Morgan, and Roberta Lea
Kittel & Co.
Rebecca Haviland & Whiskey Heart
The Suitcase Junket
Sonia De Los Santos
Deva Mahal
Grounds open at 12:00pm, music starts at 1:00pm, headliner starts at 7:30pm. A detailed schedule of the day to come. We suggest bringing your own seating for the daytime performances.
Daytime & Evening Headliner in Venetian Theater
Adult: Starting at $50 / Child: Starting at $25
Evening Headliner
Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway
Daytime Artists
Black Opry Revue featuring Tae Lewis, Leon Timbo, Nikki Morgan, and Roberta Lea
Kittel & Co.
Rebecca Haviland & Whiskey Heart
The Suitcase Junket
Sonia De Los Santos
Deva Mahal
Grounds open at 12:00pm, music starts at 1:00pm, headliner starts at 7:30pm. A detailed schedule of the day to come. We suggest bringing your own seating for the daytime performances.
Daytime & Evening Headliner in Venetian Theater
Adult: Starting at $50 / Child: Starting at $25
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm to 8pm
Peter Calo Returns to the Roe Jan Brewing Company Roe Jan Brewing Company
32 Anthony StreetHillsdale, NY 12529
Phone: 518-303-8080
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://roejanbrewing.com/
Peter Calo playing and a singing some of your favorites and some of mine.
Great beer – great food. Come out and support a great venue.
Always a fun gig.
Great beer – great food. Come out and support a great venue.
Always a fun gig.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 10pm
Peter Calo Band To perform at a New Venue on the coast of Central New Jersey U.N. Owens Musicafe U.N. Owens Musicafe
151 Bay Ave. Highlands, NJ 07732
Phone: 848 300-2518
Price: $25.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.unowensmusic.com
Peter Calo is happy to be performing at a wonderful new venue in Highlands, NJ (located on the coast of central New Jersey in Monmouth County) called U.N. Owens Musicafe
- This recently opened listening room is owned and run by Tom and Jim Brick of Absolute Audio.
Peter Calo will be playing guitars and singing with Jeff Eyrich on bass with John Bollinger on drums performing a combination of Peters’ original songs, along with some surprise covers songs arranged in the bands unique style. From indie-folk to bluesy funk with a little rockin out mixed in; this will be an inspiring night of music.
"Calo is Captivating…Peter is a masterful guitarist..."
The Boston Globe
"...One of the most engaging performers in the biz"
"Time Out" London
With U.N. Owens Musicafe being a combination recording studio and listening venue; the Brick brothers are able to record and video the live shows.
Come be a part of the experience and enjoy a night out with live music.
Refreshments served, BYOB
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 pm
Live Music in the Courtyard: Words and Music of Woody Guthrie Performed by Fred Gillen Jr Chappaqua Library
195 South Greeley AvenueChappaqua, NY
Phone: 914.238.4779
Website: https://www.chappaqualibrary.org/index.php/events
Live Music in the Courtyard / Fridays - July and August. Refreshments compliments of Friends of the Library. This will be all words and music of Woody Guthrie, presented by somebody who has gone deep with Woody's work! FREE and outdoors!
NYFA (New York Foundation For The Arts) grant recipient Fred Gillen Jr has released eleven full-length albums, to great critical acclaim. He has performed all over the U.S. and Europe as a solo artist, his live performances are spontaneous and full of storytelling, and he enjoys audience participation. He is equally comfortable playing at a Theatre, festival, or museum, as at a farmers market, coffeehouse, or brewery. His songs have been featured on ABC's "All My Children," NPR's "Car Talk," and CMJ's New Music Marathon Sampler. From 2017 to 2019 he was music director of the group The Greenheart, traveling to Nepal four times and India once, performing concerts to raise awareness of environmental activism. In 2012 his version of Woody Guthrie's "I Ain't Got No Home" was featured on "Pete Remembers Woody," a collection of Pete Seeger's spoken stories about Woody Guthrie, interspersed with various artists' renditions of Guthrie's songs. Besides playing with his heroes like Pete, he's opened for some great artists such as Merle Haggard, Todd Rundgren, and the David Bromberg Big Band. In both his own songs and the songs he chooses to cover he incorporates elements of a huge swath of folk, rock, roots, and Americana music. Though he writes and sings songs which cover a huge variety of lyric topics, his over-arching message is simple: "we are all in this together."
Gillen got interested in Woody Guthrie late in high school in the 1980's, when he he first heard Bob Dylan's "Song for Woody." Woody's book "Bound For Glory," which he read soon after that, had a huge impact on him. Years later he was asked by Woody's grand daughter Anna Canoni to play some Woody Guthrie songs at an event at a local record store, and this gave birth to the band and traveling hootenanny Hope Machine, which was named based on a famous Woody quote: "about all a human being is anyway is a hoping machine." Hope Machine was an "official program" of the Woody Guthrie Foundation and Archives for a time, and they had the opportunity to perform at the Morgan Library's Bob Dylan show, several Huntington's Disease Society of America events, and festivals all over the country. Gillen has continued to include Woody Guthrie songs in his solo performances, ever since that first Guthrie event in 2004.
NYFA (New York Foundation For The Arts) grant recipient Fred Gillen Jr has released eleven full-length albums, to great critical acclaim. He has performed all over the U.S. and Europe as a solo artist, his live performances are spontaneous and full of storytelling, and he enjoys audience participation. He is equally comfortable playing at a Theatre, festival, or museum, as at a farmers market, coffeehouse, or brewery. His songs have been featured on ABC's "All My Children," NPR's "Car Talk," and CMJ's New Music Marathon Sampler. From 2017 to 2019 he was music director of the group The Greenheart, traveling to Nepal four times and India once, performing concerts to raise awareness of environmental activism. In 2012 his version of Woody Guthrie's "I Ain't Got No Home" was featured on "Pete Remembers Woody," a collection of Pete Seeger's spoken stories about Woody Guthrie, interspersed with various artists' renditions of Guthrie's songs. Besides playing with his heroes like Pete, he's opened for some great artists such as Merle Haggard, Todd Rundgren, and the David Bromberg Big Band. In both his own songs and the songs he chooses to cover he incorporates elements of a huge swath of folk, rock, roots, and Americana music. Though he writes and sings songs which cover a huge variety of lyric topics, his over-arching message is simple: "we are all in this together."
Gillen got interested in Woody Guthrie late in high school in the 1980's, when he he first heard Bob Dylan's "Song for Woody." Woody's book "Bound For Glory," which he read soon after that, had a huge impact on him. Years later he was asked by Woody's grand daughter Anna Canoni to play some Woody Guthrie songs at an event at a local record store, and this gave birth to the band and traveling hootenanny Hope Machine, which was named based on a famous Woody quote: "about all a human being is anyway is a hoping machine." Hope Machine was an "official program" of the Woody Guthrie Foundation and Archives for a time, and they had the opportunity to perform at the Morgan Library's Bob Dylan show, several Huntington's Disease Society of America events, and festivals all over the country. Gillen has continued to include Woody Guthrie songs in his solo performances, ever since that first Guthrie event in 2004.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10:00 am to 12:00 pm
Susan Kane Pleasantville Farmers Market
Memorial Plaza off Manville RoadPleasantville, NY 10570
Website: https://www.communitymarkets.biz
Wowee, first real live in person show since pre-COVID!! Come join me and the uber-talented Glen Roethel for a bunch of swell tunes at the wonderful Pleasantville Farmers Market!
See you there!!
See you there!!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4 pm to 7 pm
Rod MacDonald & Mark Dann The Turning Point
468 Piermont Ave. Piermont, NY 10968 USA
Phone: 845-359-1089
Price: $21.00
Purchase Tickets: Tickets
Website: https://piermont.club/
Rod MacDonald began his singing career in New York’s Greenwich Village, and has since made 13 recordings and played major festivals throughout the US, Europe and Australia. His inspiring and thought-provoking songs have also been recorded by numerous other singers, and his independent cds often reach the top ten in national roots music charts. He and bassist Mark Dann have been performing together since 1976, with 40+ tours in Europe to their credit, as documented in “Rod and Mark Live”, filmed at the Music-Star club in Germany in 2017.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3 pm to 5 pm
Fred Gillen Jr "Songs of Hope and Peace" The Bean Runner Café
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914.737.1701
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.beanrunnercafe.com/
Indoor (air-conditioned) show.
NYFA (New York Foundation For The Arts) grant recipient Fred Gillen Jr has released eleven full-length albums, to great critical acclaim. He has performed all over the U.S. and Europe as a solo artist, his live performances are spontaneous and full of storytelling, and he enjoys audience participation. He is equally comfortable playing at a Theatre, festival, or museum, as at a farmers market, coffeehouse, or brewery. His songs have been featured on ABC's "All My Children," NPR's "Car Talk," and CMJ's New Music Marathon Sampler. From 2017 to 2019 he was music director of the group The Greenheart, traveling to Nepal four times and India once, performing concerts to raise awareness of environmental activism. In 2012 his version of Woody Guthrie's "I Ain't Got No Home" was featured on "Pete Remembers Woody," a collection of Pete Seeger's spoken stories about Woody Guthrie, interspersed with various artists' renditions of Guthrie's songs. Besides playing with his heroes like Pete, he's opened for some great artists such as Merle Haggard, Todd Rundgren, and the David Bromberg Big Band. In both his own songs and the songs he chooses to cover he incorporates elements of a huge swath of folk, rock, roots, and Americana music. Though he writes and sings songs which cover a huge variety of lyric topics, his over-arching message is simple: "we are all in this together."
NYFA (New York Foundation For The Arts) grant recipient Fred Gillen Jr has released eleven full-length albums, to great critical acclaim. He has performed all over the U.S. and Europe as a solo artist, his live performances are spontaneous and full of storytelling, and he enjoys audience participation. He is equally comfortable playing at a Theatre, festival, or museum, as at a farmers market, coffeehouse, or brewery. His songs have been featured on ABC's "All My Children," NPR's "Car Talk," and CMJ's New Music Marathon Sampler. From 2017 to 2019 he was music director of the group The Greenheart, traveling to Nepal four times and India once, performing concerts to raise awareness of environmental activism. In 2012 his version of Woody Guthrie's "I Ain't Got No Home" was featured on "Pete Remembers Woody," a collection of Pete Seeger's spoken stories about Woody Guthrie, interspersed with various artists' renditions of Guthrie's songs. Besides playing with his heroes like Pete, he's opened for some great artists such as Merle Haggard, Todd Rundgren, and the David Bromberg Big Band. In both his own songs and the songs he chooses to cover he incorporates elements of a huge swath of folk, rock, roots, and Americana music. Though he writes and sings songs which cover a huge variety of lyric topics, his over-arching message is simple: "we are all in this together."
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Falcon Ridge Folk Festival Goshen Fairgrounds
Goshen FairgroundsGoshen, NY
Website: https://falconridgefolk.com/
FALCON RIDGE Hybrid Fest 2022
Goshen Fairgrounds – Goshen CT
July 29, 30 & 31
34 years of Folk Music & Dance
www.falconridgefolk.com
We will be at 25-30% capacity this year so will not have any early discounts, see ticket info below. We WILL have senior and student discounts on single day tix at the Gate.
There are THREE TICKET TYPES this year, 3 day with camping, 3 day no camping & an any single day ticket that can be used for any day of the fest, Friday, Saturday or Sunday. See prices below. Children under 5 years old have free entry. All others will need a ticket this year.
PLEASE NOTE: We plan to have a total of 1000 camping tickets this year, 500 no camping tickets and 1000 any single day tickets. And don’t forget that those of you that purchased tickets for 2020 can use them this year or next.
3 Day with Camping – $200
3 Day No camping – $125
Any Single Day – $50
This year’s festival is a hybrid event with a limited audience, our COVID policy will be posted. State, local & CDC COVID guidelines will be followed.
Free Parking. Rain or Shine. No Pets. No Refunds.
Advance ticket sales end July 10.
Goshen Fairgrounds – Goshen CT
July 29, 30 & 31
34 years of Folk Music & Dance
www.falconridgefolk.com
We will be at 25-30% capacity this year so will not have any early discounts, see ticket info below. We WILL have senior and student discounts on single day tix at the Gate.
There are THREE TICKET TYPES this year, 3 day with camping, 3 day no camping & an any single day ticket that can be used for any day of the fest, Friday, Saturday or Sunday. See prices below. Children under 5 years old have free entry. All others will need a ticket this year.
PLEASE NOTE: We plan to have a total of 1000 camping tickets this year, 500 no camping tickets and 1000 any single day tickets. And don’t forget that those of you that purchased tickets for 2020 can use them this year or next.
3 Day with Camping – $200
3 Day No camping – $125
Any Single Day – $50
This year’s festival is a hybrid event with a limited audience, our COVID policy will be posted. State, local & CDC COVID guidelines will be followed.
Free Parking. Rain or Shine. No Pets. No Refunds.
Advance ticket sales end July 10.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Summer Hoot! The Ashokan Center
477 Beaverkill Rd.Olivebridge, NY 12461 United States
Purchase Tickets: click here
Summer Hoot - August 26-28
The Mammals, Naiika Sings, Lau Noah, Pilfers, What?, Olivia K & The Parkers, Jay Ungar & Molly Mason, Craig Santiago, Breathe Owl Breathe, Creole Rock, City Stompers, Fodhla, Dennis Lichtman, The People’s Herbalist, Will Padilla Brown (Mycosymbiotics), Dr. Tom Cowan, Lyn Hardy & Ruthy Ungar, Liana Gabel, Berman & Rice, Love Waves, Two For the Road, Michael Farkas (The Wiyos), Serious Juggling & Comedy, Arm-of-the-Sea Theater, & more
The Summer Hoot offers advance weekend passes for $80 per adult. Children are admitted free! Advance passes offer guaranteed parking and admission and do not include food or camping. “Pay what you can†one-day, two-day, and weekend passes are also available by suggested donation at the gate.
Camping at the Ashokan Center is available for $50 per site. Hostel-style indoor lodging is also available for $50 per bunk; bunks include a mattress and pillow but attendees should bring their own toiletries, towel, pillowcase, and bedding or sleeping bag. Saturday and Sunday breakfast is included in the cost of camping or lodging.
For those who would like to support the Hoot by giving more—keeping the event accessible for all—we offer the Pewter Posse ticket. In addition to their weekend pass, Pewter Posse donors are invited to a VIP wine and cheese reception Friday at 5pm in the Pewter Shop, with live music from Jay & Molly and friends; they will also receive a special Hoot gift and breakfast Saturday and Sunday. Pewter Posse passes are $200.
Volunteers who work two 4-hour shifts on jobs including gate, EMT, trash/recycling, parking, or kitchen will receive a free weekend pass in exchange for their time.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 11pm
Matt Marshak Band with Special guest Peter Calo Metropolitan Restaurant and Bar
3 NY-107 N Glen Cove, NY 11542 USA
Purchase Tickets: www.EppyPresents.com
Website: https://www.EppyPresents.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4 pm to 7 pm
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Acoustic Long Lot Farm Brewery
153 Johnson RoadChester, NY
Phone: (845) 469 - 1976
Website: https://longlotfarmbrewery.com/
NYFA (New York Foundation For The Arts) grant recipient Fred Gillen Jr has released eleven full-length albums, to great critical acclaim. He has performed all over the U.S. and Europe as a solo artist, his live performances are spontaneous and full of storytelling, and he enjoys audience participation. He is equally comfortable playing at a Theatre, festival, or museum, as at a farmers market, coffeehouse, or brewery. His songs have been featured on ABC's "All My Children," NPR's "Car Talk," and CMJ's New Music Marathon Sampler. From 2017 to 2019 he was music director of the group The Greenheart, traveling to Nepal four times and India once, performing concerts to raise awareness of environmental activism. In 2012 his version of Woody Guthrie's "I Ain't Got No Home" was featured on "Pete Remembers Woody," a collection of Pete Seeger's spoken stories about Woody Guthrie, interspersed with various artists' renditions of Guthrie's songs. Besides playing with his heroes like Pete, he's opened for some great artists such as Merle Haggard, Todd Rundgren, and the David Bromberg Big Band. In both his own songs and the songs he chooses to cover he incorporates elements of a huge swath of folk, rock, roots, and Americana music. Though he writes and sings songs which cover a huge variety of lyric topics, his over-arching message is simple: "we are all in this together."
This show will be out in the hop garden. There will be a food truck- check Long Lot's site or social media for details.
This show will be out in the hop garden. There will be a food truck- check Long Lot's site or social media for details.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm to 7pm
Croton Free Library Summer Jam with Peter Calo Croton Free Library
171 Cleveland DriveCroton-on-Hudson NY, NY 10520 United States
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.crotonfreelibrary.org/
Croton Free Library Summer Jam with Peter Calo
With Jeremy Chatzky on Bass and John Bollinger on Drums
Celebrate the end of summer with folk songs on the lawn! Join renowned local musician Peter Calo for an intimate and informal evening.
Front lawn of the the Croton Free Library. No tickets required.
All ages welcome. Bring a blanket or lawn chairs to sit on.
Rain date: Sunday, Aug. 28 at 6:00pm. Please check the website in case of inclement weather.
With Jeremy Chatzky on Bass and John Bollinger on Drums
Celebrate the end of summer with folk songs on the lawn! Join renowned local musician Peter Calo for an intimate and informal evening.
Front lawn of the the Croton Free Library. No tickets required.
All ages welcome. Bring a blanket or lawn chairs to sit on.
Rain date: Sunday, Aug. 28 at 6:00pm. Please check the website in case of inclement weather.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:30 pm to 9 pm
Guthrie's Ghost The Towne Crier Cafe - Beacon
379 Main StreetBeacon, NY
Phone: 845 855 1300
Website: https://townecc.tunestub.com/show.cfm?id=164143&cart
Guthrie's Ghost is David and Jacob Bernz, Amy Fradon, Fred Gillen Jr and Steve Kirkman, playing songs about peace and social justice in the tradition of Pete Seeger and Woody Guthrie. This will be on the Salon Stage (in the smaller room.) Come for dinner! This will be the first Guthrie's Ghost performance in a year!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8 pm to 11 pm
The Trike (Fred Gillen Jr Electric Trio) The Peekskill Brewery
47 Water StreetPeekskill, NY
Phone: (914) 734-2337
Website: https://www.peekskillbrewery.com/
John Banrock: bass guitar, synthesizer, and vocals
Fred Gillen Jr: electric guitar, harmonica, lead vocals
Paul JM: drums, vocals
Rock versions of Fred Gillen Jr songs, some new songs co-written by the whole band, and some classic oddball cover songs (The Clash, Midnight Oil, Talking Heads, etc,,,)
Reserve a table for only $20! (proceeds go to the band.) Go to "Live music" at the brewery website and click on "reservations."
Outdoors, weather-permitting. Indoors if rain or tornadoes. If in doubt call the brewery.
Fred Gillen Jr: electric guitar, harmonica, lead vocals
Paul JM: drums, vocals
Rock versions of Fred Gillen Jr songs, some new songs co-written by the whole band, and some classic oddball cover songs (The Clash, Midnight Oil, Talking Heads, etc,,,)
Reserve a table for only $20! (proceeds go to the band.) Go to "Live music" at the brewery website and click on "reservations."
Outdoors, weather-permitting. Indoors if rain or tornadoes. If in doubt call the brewery.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6pm to 9pm
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Acoustic Keegan Ales
20 Saint James StreetKingston, NY
Phone: (845) 331-2739
Website: https://www.keeganales.com/
NYFA (New York Foundation For The Arts) grant recipient Fred Gillen Jr has released eleven full-length albums, to great critical acclaim. He has performed all over the U.S. and Europe as a solo artist, his live performances are spontaneous and full of storytelling, and he enjoys audience participation. He is equally comfortable playing at a Theatre, festival, or museum, as at a farmers market, coffeehouse, or brewery. His songs have been featured on ABC's "All My Children," NPR's "Car Talk," and CMJ's New Music Marathon Sampler. From 2017 to 2019 he was music director of the group The Greenheart, traveling to Nepal four times and India once, performing concerts to raise awareness of environmental activism. In 2012 his version of Woody Guthrie's "I Ain't Got No Home" was featured on "Pete Remembers Woody," a collection of Pete Seeger's spoken stories about Woody Guthrie, interspersed with various artists' renditions of Guthrie's songs. Besides playing with his heroes like Pete, he's opened for some great artists such as Merle Haggard, Todd Rundgren, and the David Bromberg Big Band. In both his own songs and the songs he chooses to cover he incorporates elements of a huge swath of folk, rock, roots, and Americana music. Though he writes and sings songs which cover a huge variety of lyric topics, his over-arching message is simple: "we are all in this together."
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1pm to 3pm
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Acoustic Roe Jan Brewing Co
32 Anthony StreetHillsdale, NY
Phone: 518-303-8080
Website: https://roejanbrewing.com/
Outdoors if possible. Besides their great beer Roe Jan's food is really good and there are some gluten-free and vegetarian and vegan options. Usually a very mellow afternoon. Nice people and great place!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2pm to 3pm
Fred Gillen Jr: Words and Music of Woody Guthrie Greenburgh Public Library
300 Tarrytown RoadElmsford, NY
Phone: 914-721-8200
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://greenburghlibrary.org/home
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8pm to 11pm
The Trike Birdsall House
970 Main St.Peekskill, NY
Phone: (914) 930-1880
Website: https://birdsallhouse.net/
Outdoors at 8 weather-permitting, if indoors because of heavy rain the show starts at 9:30.
Fred Gillen Jr: electric guitar, harmonica, vocals
John Banrock: bass guitar, synthesizer, vocals
Paul JM: drums, vocals
Original rock songs and some quirky cover songs. FREE SHOW BUT DONATIONS APPRECIATED!
Fred Gillen Jr: electric guitar, harmonica, vocals
John Banrock: bass guitar, synthesizer, vocals
Paul JM: drums, vocals
Original rock songs and some quirky cover songs. FREE SHOW BUT DONATIONS APPRECIATED!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm to 10:00 pm
Holley McCreary (w/Chris Vitarello) and Brian Dolzani Groovin' in New Fairield, New Fairfield Senior Center, CT Route 37, New Fairfield, CT 068123
CT Route 37New Fairfield, CT 06812 USA
Phone: 203-746-1142
Price: $15.00
Purchase Tickets: grcoffeehouse@gmail.com
Website: https://www.groovininnewfairfield.com
Groovin’ in New Fairfield is proud to welcome HOLLEY McCREARY( with CHRIS VITARELLO) and BRIAN DOLZANI on Saturday, October 1 at 7:30pm, at the New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Route 37, New Fairfield, CT. Doors open at 6:45 pm.
Tickets can be purchased at the New Fairfield Senior Center with cash or by check. Checks can be mailed to: Groovin' in New Fairfield, c/o New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Route 37, New Fairfield, CT 06812. Tickets MUST be purchased in advance tickets at the New Fairfield Senior Center or by mail (NOTE: please leave sufficient time if you are using the mail option.) Please include all contact information (name, address, phone, email) on your ticket requests. All sales are final. For more information, contact us at 203-746-1142 or email us at grcoffeehouse@gmail.com."
Enjoy a moderately priced dinner catered by Bruno’s Restaurant before the show. Choices include: Eggplant Rollatini, Chicken Francese, Pizza, Coffee, Tea, Hot Mulled Cider, Water, and Homemade Desserts.
Please note our upcoming shows and mark your calendars:
· Saturday, November 12, 2022 7:30pm The Four Horseman w/ Ursula Hansberry
· Saturday February 4, 2023 7:30pm Cold Chocolate
Holley McCreary is an independent singer songwriter whose roots stem from the deep south. Growing up in Florida and Alabama, she was heavily influenced by both gospel music and Muscle Shoals sound. In her latest venture, Holley is harkening back to her southern roots while embracing a fresh new sound. Pulling inspiration from artists like Bobbie Gentry, Susan Tedeschi, Bonnie Raitt and The Allman Brothers, Holley’s most recent releases are powerful, soulful compositions written over the last 20 years of her life, starting at 15 years old. Holley can be found on all the major social media platforms. Since gaining over 50,000 followers on Facebook, she has also established a presence on Instagram and TikTok. In 2015, she won the LAMA for Female Singer Songwriter of the year as well as taking 2nd place in the Unsigned Only music competition for songwriters. She went on to win Female Singer/Songwriter of the Year at the 2017 Las Vegas Music Awards. Holley is currently spending most of her time in the studio finishing off the tracks for her upcoming EP as well as performing locally in CT where she now lives. She is excited to share the finished album before the end of 2022. https://www.facebook.com/holleymccreary
Chris Vitarello is a gifted guitarist and a blues hall of famer and was inducted on November 2013. He was also a nominee and performer at the 32nd Blues Music Awards (Chris O’Leary Band best new artist) and a Blues Blast winner (Chris O’Leary Band 2013). While Chris chooses blues to be the main part of his career, he also branches out and leans toward the jazzier side of things.
"Vitarello's guitar solos display a lyricism and inventiveness that's reminiscent of the late Grant Green", John Kleinman- Elmore Magazine 2018. https://www.facebook.com/chrisvitarellofanpage
Brian Dolzani is a contemporary singer/songwriter that possesses an old soul. A listen to his music makes that point abundantly clear. So too, the fact that he lists any number of ‘60s and ‘70s songwriters as prime influences — Bob Dylan, Neil Young, Cat Stevens, Crosby, Stills and Nash, to Joni Mitchell, James Taylor, and Credence Clearwater Revival, among them — suggests that his roots reside in a great storytelling tradition. With ten albums to his credit and a career that dates back nearly 25 years, he’s consistently shared songs that find universal meanings, while expressing thoughts and sentiments that ring with honesty, integrity and common causes. It’s little wonder that his work has been described as “musical medicine for the soul” by the Lonesome Noise blog, or that the Americana bible No Depression Zone declared “Dolzani’s melancholy musings are remarkably affecting,” while also praising his melodies as “eternally engaging, and, on more than one occasion, even soothing and seductive.” Based in Connecticut, Brian is a road warrior who has traveled across the U.S. many times and, in the process, brought his music to any number of prominent venues throughout the nation, including the World Cafe, Daryl’s House, New York City’s Rockwood Music Hall, The 5-Spot in Nashville, the Blue Plate Special radio program in Knoxville. In theprocess, Brian has had the pleasure of sharing stages with The Subdudes, Little Feat’s Bill Payne, Freedy Johnston, James McCartney, Frank Turner, Griffin House, Kim Richey, The Rascals, Glen Phillips, JP Harris, The Black Lillies, Corey Chisel, and many other acclaimed artists. As Cincinnati City Beat once wrote, “Brian exudes the melodic charm and trebly vocal hitches of Jules Shear, and the heartbreaking warmth and intriguing lyrical turns of Freedy Johnston.” Or as No Depression added in yet another review, “Dolzani is a skilled songwriter who’s able to turn even the most pessimistic circumstances into a scenario worth singing about.” https://briandolzani.com/home
About Groovin’ in New Fairfield: Groovin’ in New Fairfield seeks to develop and promote ongoing, regularly scheduled live music programs in New Fairfield and surrounding areas. It is a non-profit organization supported by sponsors, local businesses, grants from charitable organizations and patron donations and is staffed by volunteers. It operates under the New Fairfield Parks and Recreation Commission. www.groovininnewfairfield.com
Tickets can be purchased at the New Fairfield Senior Center with cash or by check. Checks can be mailed to: Groovin' in New Fairfield, c/o New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Route 37, New Fairfield, CT 06812. Tickets MUST be purchased in advance tickets at the New Fairfield Senior Center or by mail (NOTE: please leave sufficient time if you are using the mail option.) Please include all contact information (name, address, phone, email) on your ticket requests. All sales are final. For more information, contact us at 203-746-1142 or email us at grcoffeehouse@gmail.com."
Enjoy a moderately priced dinner catered by Bruno’s Restaurant before the show. Choices include: Eggplant Rollatini, Chicken Francese, Pizza, Coffee, Tea, Hot Mulled Cider, Water, and Homemade Desserts.
Please note our upcoming shows and mark your calendars:
· Saturday, November 12, 2022 7:30pm The Four Horseman w/ Ursula Hansberry
· Saturday February 4, 2023 7:30pm Cold Chocolate
Holley McCreary is an independent singer songwriter whose roots stem from the deep south. Growing up in Florida and Alabama, she was heavily influenced by both gospel music and Muscle Shoals sound. In her latest venture, Holley is harkening back to her southern roots while embracing a fresh new sound. Pulling inspiration from artists like Bobbie Gentry, Susan Tedeschi, Bonnie Raitt and The Allman Brothers, Holley’s most recent releases are powerful, soulful compositions written over the last 20 years of her life, starting at 15 years old. Holley can be found on all the major social media platforms. Since gaining over 50,000 followers on Facebook, she has also established a presence on Instagram and TikTok. In 2015, she won the LAMA for Female Singer Songwriter of the year as well as taking 2nd place in the Unsigned Only music competition for songwriters. She went on to win Female Singer/Songwriter of the Year at the 2017 Las Vegas Music Awards. Holley is currently spending most of her time in the studio finishing off the tracks for her upcoming EP as well as performing locally in CT where she now lives. She is excited to share the finished album before the end of 2022. https://www.facebook.com/holleymccreary
Chris Vitarello is a gifted guitarist and a blues hall of famer and was inducted on November 2013. He was also a nominee and performer at the 32nd Blues Music Awards (Chris O’Leary Band best new artist) and a Blues Blast winner (Chris O’Leary Band 2013). While Chris chooses blues to be the main part of his career, he also branches out and leans toward the jazzier side of things.
"Vitarello's guitar solos display a lyricism and inventiveness that's reminiscent of the late Grant Green", John Kleinman- Elmore Magazine 2018. https://www.facebook.com/chrisvitarellofanpage
Brian Dolzani is a contemporary singer/songwriter that possesses an old soul. A listen to his music makes that point abundantly clear. So too, the fact that he lists any number of ‘60s and ‘70s songwriters as prime influences — Bob Dylan, Neil Young, Cat Stevens, Crosby, Stills and Nash, to Joni Mitchell, James Taylor, and Credence Clearwater Revival, among them — suggests that his roots reside in a great storytelling tradition. With ten albums to his credit and a career that dates back nearly 25 years, he’s consistently shared songs that find universal meanings, while expressing thoughts and sentiments that ring with honesty, integrity and common causes. It’s little wonder that his work has been described as “musical medicine for the soul” by the Lonesome Noise blog, or that the Americana bible No Depression Zone declared “Dolzani’s melancholy musings are remarkably affecting,” while also praising his melodies as “eternally engaging, and, on more than one occasion, even soothing and seductive.” Based in Connecticut, Brian is a road warrior who has traveled across the U.S. many times and, in the process, brought his music to any number of prominent venues throughout the nation, including the World Cafe, Daryl’s House, New York City’s Rockwood Music Hall, The 5-Spot in Nashville, the Blue Plate Special radio program in Knoxville. In theprocess, Brian has had the pleasure of sharing stages with The Subdudes, Little Feat’s Bill Payne, Freedy Johnston, James McCartney, Frank Turner, Griffin House, Kim Richey, The Rascals, Glen Phillips, JP Harris, The Black Lillies, Corey Chisel, and many other acclaimed artists. As Cincinnati City Beat once wrote, “Brian exudes the melodic charm and trebly vocal hitches of Jules Shear, and the heartbreaking warmth and intriguing lyrical turns of Freedy Johnston.” Or as No Depression added in yet another review, “Dolzani is a skilled songwriter who’s able to turn even the most pessimistic circumstances into a scenario worth singing about.” https://briandolzani.com/home
About Groovin’ in New Fairfield: Groovin’ in New Fairfield seeks to develop and promote ongoing, regularly scheduled live music programs in New Fairfield and surrounding areas. It is a non-profit organization supported by sponsors, local businesses, grants from charitable organizations and patron donations and is staffed by volunteers. It operates under the New Fairfield Parks and Recreation Commission. www.groovininnewfairfield.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30pm to 10:00 pm
Groovin' in Fairfield welcomes The Four Horsemen with special guest Ursula Hansberry Groovin' in New Fairfield, New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 CT Route 37, New Fairfield CT 06812
33 CT Route 37New Fairfield, CT 06812 USA
Phone: 203-746-1142
Price: $15.00
Purchase Tickets: grcoffeehouse@gmail.com
Website: https://www.groovininnewfairfield.com
Groovin’ in New Fairfield is proud to welcome THE FOUR HORSEMEN with special guest URSULA HANSBERRY on Saturday, November 12 at 7:30pm, at the New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Route 37, New Fairfield, CT. Doors open at 6:45 pm. Tickets can be purchased at the New Fairfield Senior Center with cash or by check. Checks can be mailed to: Groovin' in New Fairfield, c/o New Fairfield Senior Center, 33 Route 37, New Fairfield, CT 06812. Tickets MUST be purchased in advance tickets at the New Fairfield Senior Center or by mail (NOTE: please leave sufficient time if you are using the mail option.) Please include all contact information (name, address, phone, email) on your ticket requests. All sales are final. For more information, contact us at 203-746-1142 or email us at grcoffeehouse@gmail.com.
Enjoy a moderately priced dinner catered by Bruno’s Restaurant before the show. Choices include: Eggplant Rollatini, Chicken Francese, Pizza, Coffee, Tea, Hot Mulled Cider, Water, and Homemade Desserts.
The Four Horsemen (George Mallas, Dave Goldenberg, Mike Latini, and David Ray) are among the best singer-songwriters you will see anywhere...and they’re half-decent at doing dishes. David Ray is an accomplished musician whose songs have been sung by the likes of Shawn Colvin. David has shared the stage with some of the biggest names in the industry—Roger McGuinn, Joan Osborne and John Leventhal just to name a few. Along with Lyle Lovett, Richie Havens, Julie Gold and others, his early Fast Folk recordings are now in the permanent collection at The Smithsonian Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage. Mike Latini grew up performing his music in New York City and Boston. His immediately accessible music, engaging personal style and unique lyrical perspective enable him to ride the rails from the sublime to the ridiculous, and make all the stops in between. Mike’s storytelling is second to none. He recently release his fourth album titled “2020 Visions”, all songs written during the pandemic. His previous albums are “Ace LaVida”,“Ace Rides Again” and “Iron City. Dave Goldenberg is a satirical singer-songwriter who has opened for comedians Joan Rivers, Robert Klein, Judy Gold and Paul Reiser, along with such musical artists as Steve Forbert, Jill Sobule, Vance Gilbert and others in CT. His songs not only tickle your funny bone,but make you stop and take notice of some of the absurdities in our day-to-day lives. Dave’s music video “Goin’ to a Tea Party”was picked up by the Huffington Post and has been viewed by thousands on YouTube. He is a crowd favorite and will leave you laughing and smiling. George Mallas has been writing and playing his piano-based songs since his teen years. George’s musical influences are some of the greats, such as Joni Mitchell, Jackson Browne and James Taylor. His melodic songs touch your heart strings on subjects of love, longing and redemption. George has released 3 full length albums, the latest his wonderfully received “Let the Day Decide” which features the co-writing of lyricist Melanie Berti. George also co- hosts a weekly Facebook Live music show featuring Singer/Songwriters. https://www.facebook.com/FourHorsemenSongwriters.
Ursula Hansberry is an emerging singer-songwriter and guitarist from the Hudson Valley. After playing extensively throughout the river towns, this will be her first show in the city. With seven years of songwriting under her belt, she writes music that is heartfelt, sassy, and sexy. https://www.facebook.com/UrsulaHansberry
About Groovin’ in New Fairfield: Groovin’ in New Fairfield seeks to develop and promote ongoing, regularly scheduled live music programs in New Fairfield and surrounding areas. It is a non-profit organization supported by sponsors, local businesses, grants from charitable organizations and patron donations and is staffed by volunteers. It operates under the New Fairfield Parks and Recreation Commission. www.groovininnewfairfield.com
Enjoy a moderately priced dinner catered by Bruno’s Restaurant before the show. Choices include: Eggplant Rollatini, Chicken Francese, Pizza, Coffee, Tea, Hot Mulled Cider, Water, and Homemade Desserts.
The Four Horsemen (George Mallas, Dave Goldenberg, Mike Latini, and David Ray) are among the best singer-songwriters you will see anywhere...and they’re half-decent at doing dishes. David Ray is an accomplished musician whose songs have been sung by the likes of Shawn Colvin. David has shared the stage with some of the biggest names in the industry—Roger McGuinn, Joan Osborne and John Leventhal just to name a few. Along with Lyle Lovett, Richie Havens, Julie Gold and others, his early Fast Folk recordings are now in the permanent collection at The Smithsonian Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage. Mike Latini grew up performing his music in New York City and Boston. His immediately accessible music, engaging personal style and unique lyrical perspective enable him to ride the rails from the sublime to the ridiculous, and make all the stops in between. Mike’s storytelling is second to none. He recently release his fourth album titled “2020 Visions”, all songs written during the pandemic. His previous albums are “Ace LaVida”,“Ace Rides Again” and “Iron City. Dave Goldenberg is a satirical singer-songwriter who has opened for comedians Joan Rivers, Robert Klein, Judy Gold and Paul Reiser, along with such musical artists as Steve Forbert, Jill Sobule, Vance Gilbert and others in CT. His songs not only tickle your funny bone,but make you stop and take notice of some of the absurdities in our day-to-day lives. Dave’s music video “Goin’ to a Tea Party”was picked up by the Huffington Post and has been viewed by thousands on YouTube. He is a crowd favorite and will leave you laughing and smiling. George Mallas has been writing and playing his piano-based songs since his teen years. George’s musical influences are some of the greats, such as Joni Mitchell, Jackson Browne and James Taylor. His melodic songs touch your heart strings on subjects of love, longing and redemption. George has released 3 full length albums, the latest his wonderfully received “Let the Day Decide” which features the co-writing of lyricist Melanie Berti. George also co- hosts a weekly Facebook Live music show featuring Singer/Songwriters. https://www.facebook.com/FourHorsemenSongwriters.
Ursula Hansberry is an emerging singer-songwriter and guitarist from the Hudson Valley. After playing extensively throughout the river towns, this will be her first show in the city. With seven years of songwriting under her belt, she writes music that is heartfelt, sassy, and sexy. https://www.facebook.com/UrsulaHansberry
About Groovin’ in New Fairfield: Groovin’ in New Fairfield seeks to develop and promote ongoing, regularly scheduled live music programs in New Fairfield and surrounding areas. It is a non-profit organization supported by sponsors, local businesses, grants from charitable organizations and patron donations and is staffed by volunteers. It operates under the New Fairfield Parks and Recreation Commission. www.groovininnewfairfield.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 pm to 10:30 pm
Wednesday Night Open Mic with Guest Host Fred Gillen Jr Birdsall House
970 Main St.Peekskill, NY 10566
Website: https://birdsallhouse.net/
Jack Grace is heading out on tour, so this week's open mic will be hosted by his friend the artist formerly known as Fred Gillen Jr
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4:00pm to 6:00pm
No Fuss and Feathers @ The Turning Point in Piermont The Turning Point Cafe
468 Piermont AvenuePiermont, NY 10968 USA
Phone: (845) 359-1089
Purchase Tickets: TICKETS
Website: https://piermont.club/
Doors open at 3:00 showtime is 4:00
Seats are limited so please reserve early!
https://piermont.club/product/carolann-solebello/
NO FUSS AND FEATHERS is the “heck-of-a-good-time” collaboration hatched by CATHERINE MILES & JAY MAFALE, KARYN OLIVER, and CAROLANN SOLEBELLO. Shaken or stirred, NFF serves up a dynamic, cohesive cocktail of delicious harmonies, infectious rhythm, and spontaneous hilarity — with award-winning songwriting always at center stage.
Individually, the four are nationally touring performers who have charted at the top of Folk and Americana radio and appeared at some of the nation’s most respected festivals. Collectively, they are an incorrigible bunch of musical co-conspirators bent on giving their audience an unforgettable show.
Seats are limited so please reserve early!
https://piermont.club/product/carolann-solebello/
NO FUSS AND FEATHERS is the “heck-of-a-good-time” collaboration hatched by CATHERINE MILES & JAY MAFALE, KARYN OLIVER, and CAROLANN SOLEBELLO. Shaken or stirred, NFF serves up a dynamic, cohesive cocktail of delicious harmonies, infectious rhythm, and spontaneous hilarity — with award-winning songwriting always at center stage.
Individually, the four are nationally touring performers who have charted at the top of Folk and Americana radio and appeared at some of the nation’s most respected festivals. Collectively, they are an incorrigible bunch of musical co-conspirators bent on giving their audience an unforgettable show.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2 pm to 5 pm
Fred Gillen Solo Acoustic Sunday Sessions Series at Vosburgh Brewing
1065 County Route 19Elizaville, NY
Phone: (518) 537-7652
Website: https://www.vosburghbrewing.com/home
A wonderful brewery in a renovated barn on this beautiful farm in the rolling hills of Columbia County, not far from Taconic Parkway.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 8:30pm
Pangea Presents Peter Calo : “Playing the Music of Peter Calo and others” Pangea
178 2nd Ave,New York, NY 10003 US
Phone: 212-995-0900
Price: $20.00
Purchase Tickets: http://www.pangeanyc.com/show/cabaret-room-peter-calo-his-band-700pm/
Website: https://www.pangeanyc.com/
Peter Calo returns to Pangea with a wonderful band. Gary Schreiner on keyboard, harmonica and accordion, Jeremy Chatzky on bass and John Bollinger on Drums.
A set of my songs with a few choice covers. Hopefully some nice surprises.
“Calo’s performance was nothing short of original. He brought all of his musical inspiration to the stage.”
Daily Herald – Chicago
Pangea is a wonderful spot to hear music and have some great food and drinks. Please come join us.
A set of my songs with a few choice covers. Hopefully some nice surprises.
“Calo’s performance was nothing short of original. He brought all of his musical inspiration to the stage.”
Daily Herald – Chicago
Pangea is a wonderful spot to hear music and have some great food and drinks. Please come join us.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3 pm to 5 pm
Fred Gillen Solo Acoustic Bean Runner Cafe
201 South Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566 USA
Phone: (914) 737-1701
Price: $10.00
Website: https://beanrunnercafe.com/
NYFA (New York Foundation For The Arts) grant recipient Fred Gillen Jr has released eleven full-length albums, to great critical acclaim. He has performed all over the U.S. and Europe as a solo artist, his live performances are spontaneous and full of storytelling, and he enjoys audience participation. He is equally comfortable playing at a theatre, festival, or museum, as at a farmers market, coffeehouse, or brewery. His songs have been featured on ABC's "All My Children," NPR's "Car Talk," and CMJ's New Music Marathon Sampler. From 2017 to 2019 he was music director of the group The Greenheart, traveling to Nepal four times and India once, performing concerts to raise awareness of environmental activism. In 2012 his version of Woody Guthrie's "I Ain't Got No Home" was featured on "Pete Remembers Woody," a collection of Pete Seeger's spoken stories about Woody Guthrie, interspersed with various artists' renditions of Guthrie's songs. Besides playing with his heroes like Pete, he's opened for some great artists such as Merle Haggard, Todd Rundgren, and the David Bromberg Big Band. In both his own songs and the songs he chooses to cover he incorporates elements of a huge swath of folk, rock, roots, and Americana music. Though he writes and sings songs which cover a huge variety of lyric topics, his over-arching message is simple: "we are all in this together."
Reservations recommended 914-737-1701
Reservations recommended 914-737-1701
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7pm to 11pm
Jazz on Main” presents Peter Calo with his band, Gary Schreiner, Malcolm Gold and John Bollinger Jazz on Main
37 S Moger AveMt Kisco, NY United States
Phone: (914) 730-2399
Price: $30.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
We are very excited to be performing at Jazz on Main in Mt. Kisco, NY. This is an exciting new Westchester County venue presenting quality live music and great food. This will give the band an opportunity to open up and take a musical journey.
This is what I’ve always envisioned for the band; To visit different styles and feels and have some real fun with the music. Owner, Shaul Dover, has created a truly wonderful space for live music in Westchester.
“Peter Calo is not only a Guitar player. He is an artist. With great knowledge and depth and has the unique gift of bringing out the best in a song I don't think peter realizes how much pleasure and how much I’ve learned
when I worked with him.”
Billy J Kramer
Vocalist and guitarist, Peter Calo will be joined by Gary Scheiner (piano, harmonica and accordion) Malcolm Gold (Bass) and John Bollinger (Drums) and will perform everything from Blues to Funk to Jazz to Originals. The bands credits include Carly Simon, Jimmy Webb, Sophie B Hawkins, Rosanne Cash, Ricki Lee Jones, Elton John, Rob Thomas,The Waterboys and more.
This is what I’ve always envisioned for the band; To visit different styles and feels and have some real fun with the music. Owner, Shaul Dover, has created a truly wonderful space for live music in Westchester.
“Peter Calo is not only a Guitar player. He is an artist. With great knowledge and depth and has the unique gift of bringing out the best in a song I don't think peter realizes how much pleasure and how much I’ve learned
when I worked with him.”
Billy J Kramer
Vocalist and guitarist, Peter Calo will be joined by Gary Scheiner (piano, harmonica and accordion) Malcolm Gold (Bass) and John Bollinger (Drums) and will perform everything from Blues to Funk to Jazz to Originals. The bands credits include Carly Simon, Jimmy Webb, Sophie B Hawkins, Rosanne Cash, Ricki Lee Jones, Elton John, Rob Thomas,The Waterboys and more.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Fred Gillen Jr at Sunday Sessions Vosburgh Brewing
1065 CR-19Elizaville, NY 12523 U.S.A.
Phone: (518) 537-7652
Website: https://www.vosburghbrewing.com/home
A cozy brewery taproom in a renovated barn. A very friendly place. Take home a four-pack of their great beer!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm
Fred Gillen Jr Songs of Hope Roe Jan Brewing Company
32 Anthony StreetHillsdale, NY 12529 U.S.A.
Phone: 518-303-8080
Website: https://roejanbrewing.com/
This is a really nice, laid-back, and friendly place with good food and great beer!
NYFA (New York Foundation For The Arts) grant recipient Fred Gillen Jr has released eleven full-length albums, to great critical acclaim. He has performed all over the U.S. and Europe as a solo artist, his live performances are spontaneous and full of storytelling, and he enjoys audience participation. He is equally comfortable playing at a Theatre, festival, or museum, as at a farmers market, coffeehouse, or brewery. His songs have been featured on ABC's "All My Children," NPR's "Car Talk," and CMJ's New Music Marathon Sampler. From 2017 to 2019 he was music director of the group The Greenheart, traveling to Nepal four times and India once, performing concerts to raise awareness of environmental activism. In 2012 his version of Woody Guthrie's "I Ain't Got No Home" was featured on "Pete Remembers Woody," a collection of Pete Seeger's spoken stories about Woody Guthrie, interspersed with various artists' renditions of Guthrie's songs. Besides playing with his heroes like Pete, he's opened for some great artists such as Merle Haggard, Todd Rundgren, and the David Bromberg Big Band. In both his own songs and the songs he chooses to cover he incorporates elements of a huge swath of folk, rock, roots, and Americana music. Though he writes and sings songs which cover a huge variety of lyric topics, his over-arching message is simple: "we are all in this together."
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 pm to 9:00
FRED GILLEN JR Solo- acoustic Keegan Ales
20 Saint James StreetKingston, NY
Phone: 8453312739
Website: https://www.keeganales.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 12:00 pm to 2:00 pm
Fred Gillen Jr at Sunday Brunch Daryl's House
130 route 22Pawling, NY 12564 U.S.A.
Phone: 845-289-0185
Website: https://www.darylshouseclub.com/
Good food, great sound, good music. Gillen is celebrating the re-release of his third e.p. during Covid lockdown, "Birds," which was originally released digitally exclusively on Band Camp and will now be available on CD and on all of the big streaming sites. Daryl's House is one of Gillen's favorite places to play in the area. It is worth a trip!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2:00 pm to 5:00
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Acoustic Keegan Ales
20 St. James StreetKingston, NY
Phone: 845-331-2739
Website: https://www.keeganales.com/
NYFA (New York Foundation For The Arts) grant recipient Fred Gillen Jr has released eleven full-length albums, to great critical acclaim. He has performed all over the U.S. and Europe as a solo artist, his live performances are spontaneous and full of storytelling, and he enjoys audience participation. He is equally comfortable playing at a Theatre, festival, or museum, as at a farmers market, coffeehouse, or brewery. His songs have been featured on ABC's "All My Children," NPR's "Car Talk," and CMJ's New Music Marathon Sampler. From 2017 to 2019 he was music director of the group The Greenheart, traveling to Nepal four times and India once, performing concerts to raise awareness of environmental activism. In 2012 his version of Woody Guthrie's "I Ain't Got No Home" was featured on "Pete Remembers Woody," a collection of Pete Seeger's spoken stories about Woody Guthrie, interspersed with various artists' renditions of Guthrie's songs. Besides playing with his heroes like Pete, he's opened for some great artists such as Merle Haggard, Todd Rundgren, and the David Bromberg Big Band. In both his own songs and the songs he chooses to cover he incorporates elements of a huge swath of folk, rock, roots, and Americana music. Though he writes and sings songs which cover a huge variety of lyric topics, his over-arching message is simple: "we are all in this together."
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Acoustic at Sunday Sessions Vosburgh Brewing
1065 CR 19Elizaville, NY
Phone: (518) 537-7652
Website: https://www.vosburghbrewing.com/home
Always a nice afternoon in the beautiful rolling hills of Columbia County with views of the Catskills!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm
An Afternoon with Fred Gillen Jr Bean Runner Cafe
201 S. Division StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-737-1701
Price: $10.00
Website: https://www.beanrunnercafe.com/
NYFA (New York Foundation For The Arts) grant recipient Fred Gillen Jr has released eleven full-length albums, to great critical acclaim. He has performed all over the U.S. and Europe as a solo artist, his live performances are spontaneous and full of storytelling, and he enjoys audience participation. He is equally comfortable playing at a Theatre, festival, or museum, as at a farmers market, coffeehouse, or brewery. His songs have been featured on ABC's "All My Children," NPR's "Car Talk," and CMJ's New Music Marathon Sampler. From 2017 to 2019 he was music director of the group The Greenheart, traveling to Nepal four times and India once, performing concerts to raise awareness of environmental activism. In 2012 his version of Woody Guthrie's "I Ain't Got No Home" was featured on "Pete Remembers Woody," a collection of Pete Seeger's spoken stories about Woody Guthrie, interspersed with various artists' renditions of Guthrie's songs. Besides playing with his heroes like Pete, he's opened for some great artists such as Merle Haggard, Todd Rundgren, and the David Bromberg Big Band. In both his own songs and the songs he chooses to cover he incorporates elements of a huge swath of folk, rock, roots, and Americana music. Though he writes and sings songs which cover a huge variety of lyric topics, his over-arching message is simple: "we are all in this together."
Bean Runner is a very cozy cafe. They serve sandwiches and soups, desserts, beer and wine, and coffee. Nice folks run it and work there! Always a nice afternoon!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3:00 pm
Union Church Vocal Soloists Concert Union Church of Pocantico Hills
Mezzo-soprano Christina Grohowski, tenor Adam Goldstein, and baritone Jonathan Mildner, vocal section leaders and soloists with the choir of Union Church, present an array of works selected from the repertoire they have presented in services at the church as well as some operatic favorites.
The church’s Organist and Director of Music, Richard Coffey, will accompany them at the piano, the event taking place in the church’s spacious and acoustically vibrant Fellowship Hall.
Union Church is adjacent to the Rockefeller estate, Kykuit, in Pocantico Hills, and is the home of nine distinguished stained-glass windows by Henri Matisse and Marc Chagall. Please join us for a toast and some light refreshments at the conclusion of the event.
Tickets for admission are $20 for the general public and $10 for students with IDs.
Ample off-street parking is available. Please join us for a toast and some light refreshments at the conclusion of the event.
Please call or email to reserve your tickets today and to inquire about our concert series.
Contact
Natasha Krishnani
Union Church of Pocantico Hills
914-631-2069
office@unionchurchph.org
555 Bedford Rd. Tarrytown, NY 10591 United States
Phone: 914-631-2069
Purchase Tickets: Event Registration
Website: https://unionchurchph.org/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Tribes Hill Song Circle Cancelled!
Monthly song circles are cancelled until further notice.
Call Rick at (914) 564-9212 if you have questions or wish to host a gathering.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
RALLY TO SAVE THE RIVER Cortlandt Waterfront Park
77 Riverfront ParkVerplanck, NY 10596
Website: https://www.townofcortlandt.com
Town of Cortlandt is partnering with organizations and communities along the Hudson to oppose Holtec's plan to dump 1 million gallons of radioactive water into our river,
Featured musicians:
Tom Chapin
Fred Gillen Jr
Brian McGrath
Dar Williams
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1:00 pm to 3:00
Fred Gillen Jr Monthly Residency Roe Jan Brewing
32 Anthony StreetHillsdale, NY
Phone: (518) 303-8080
Website: https://roejanbrewing.com/
A very nice place to have lunch- the food is good and their beer is award-winning. Outdoors weather-permitting, but indoors or out, its a nice place!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 11:00 am to 1:30 pm
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Acoustic Brunch Stone Ridge Orchard
3012 State Route 213Stone Ridge, NY
Phone: ​845-687-2587
Website: https://www.stoneridgeorchard.com/
NYFA (New York Foundation For The Arts) grant recipient Fred Gillen Jr has released eleven full-length albums, to great critical acclaim. He has performed all over the U.S. and Europe as a solo artist, his live performances are spontaneous and full of storytelling, and he enjoys audience participation. He is equally comfortable playing at a Theatre, festival, or museum, as at a farmers market, coffeehouse, or brewery. His songs have been featured on ABC's "All My Children," NPR's "Car Talk," and CMJ's New Music Marathon Sampler. From 2017 to 2019 he was music director of the group The Greenheart, traveling to Nepal four times and India once, performing concerts to raise awareness of environmental activism. In 2012 his version of Woody Guthrie's "I Ain't Got No Home" was featured on "Pete Remembers Woody," a collection of Pete Seeger's spoken stories about Woody Guthrie, interspersed with various artists' renditions of Guthrie's songs. Besides playing with his heroes like Pete, he's opened for some great artists such as Merle Haggard, Todd Rundgren, and the David Bromberg Big Band. In both his own songs and the songs he chooses to cover he incorporates elements of a huge swath of folk, rock, roots, and Americana music. Though he writes and sings songs which cover a huge variety of lyric topics, his over-arching message is simple: "we are all in this together."
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Peter Calo Jazz on Main
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Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 pm to 11:00 pm
Jazz on Main Presents Peter Calo and Anne Carpenter “Timeless Singer Songwriters” The music of Paul Simon – Joni Mitchell – Carly Simon – James Taylor Jazz On Main
Peter Calo and Anne Carpenter bring the music of “Timeless Singer Songwriters”Paul Simon – Joni Mitchell – Carly Simon – James Taylor to Mt. Kisco’s Jazz on Main club and restaurant.Peter and Anne will be Joined by Jenny Hill on Sax and Flute and Damon Grant on Percussion. The bands credits include Carly Simon, Jimmy Webb, Madonna, Morgan James, Joe Louis Walker, Burning Spear, Maxi Priest, Govt. Mule, Willie Nelson, Hall and Oates. Edgar Winter, etc. Join this stellar band as they perform classics as well as deep tracks. Songs like Carey, The Boxer, You’re so Vain, Carolina on My Mind, Loves Me Like a Rock Me and Julio and so many moreMt. Kisco, NY USA
Phone: 914 810-6977
Price: $30.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://jazzonmain.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 pm
Joe Crookston@ Common Ground South Church
Songwriter, guitarist, painter, fiddler, slide player, eco-village member, and believer in all things possible. Named 2016 Folk Alliance International Artist-in-Residence, he’s played with Suzanne Vega, Dar Williams, David Francey, John McCutcheon, John Gorka, Judy Collins, and hundreds more. His songs are cinematic and are being made into award-winning films. He’ll surprise you and awaken the cynics. He’s plumbing for lyrical gold like a social archeologist. His songs are universal, his rhythm infectious and in concert, he is funny as hell one moment and transcendent the next. Come to a show. Mystical, and humorous roads, twisting through vivid cinematography. Like short 4:00 films. Visual, artful, and human. Brooklyn in July, Oklahoma towns, rattlesnake tails, turbary thieves, Galway heather, meter maids, and drunk roosters. At the end of the night, you’ll leave inspired. 343 Broadway Dobbs Ferry, NY 10522 United States
Website: https://commongroundconcerts.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2:00 pm to 3:00 pm
Andrew V. Craig with Rich Dashnaw 7 Zinsser Way RiverArts Music Tour
7 Zinsser Way, Hastings on Hudson, N.Y.
Hastings on Hudson, New York 10706 USA
Website: https://riverartsmusictour.com
Please join Andrew and Rich for a set of some of Andrew's original and cover songs in the backyard of this historic 18th century home!
Andrew's songs are in the pseudo jazz,folk,bossa,pop style.
His new release "In The Morning"has been getting airplay around the globe.Some listener reviews:
"Congratulations Andrew! Sounds great!"
-for my song "Light it Up"- "Great Tune!" - Kim Ware dj/musician at Great Big Hoping Machine
"Congratulations,Andrew!I love this record!" -Bill Coyle (music promotion at Hudson Harding)
"Sounding nice!"- Arnold Schnitzer (award winning string bass maker, bass player and teacher)
"....1)you are extremely talented 2) The record is beautiful" - Steve Lillienstein ( musician and player at Musicians on Call)
listen at https://andrewvcraig.hearnow.com
Preceding Andrew( my friends Mark and Jim) Old dogs new tricks at 12 p.m. and Us! at 1 p.m. Come over at 12!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 pm to 10:00 pm
Flying Cat Music Presents Guthrie's Ghost United Methodist Church
29 Church StreetPhonecia, NY
Phone: (845) 688-4692
Price: $18.00
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://flyingcatmusic.org/
Acclaimed independent singer/songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, poet, engineer, and producer Fred Gillen Jr. has traveled around the world for the last 25 years, performing his songs of hope in his never-ending quest to "wage love," carrying the musical mantles of Woody Guthrie and Pete Seeger. "GUTHRIE’S GHOST," comprised of Gillen, David Bernz and his son Jacob, Julie Corbalis, and Steve Kirkman is poised to do just that.
David Bernz has produced Grammy award-winning CDs for Pete Seeger. Of Jacob, world-renowned blues artist Guy Davis says, "You can tell that Jacob Bernz is meant to play this earthy full-out style of acoustic world music." Corbalis has opened for such well-established musical acts as Amy Correia, Gandalf Murphy and the Slambovian Circus of Dreams, and Sarah Lee Guthrie, to name a few. Steve Kirkman has gone from rural North Carolina to New York by way of Nashville and Memphis, opening for the likes of Richard Thompson, Ritchie Havens, John Kay and Steppenwolf, Jefferson Starship, Procol Harum, and Roger McGuinn.
David Bernz has produced Grammy award-winning CDs for Pete Seeger. Of Jacob, world-renowned blues artist Guy Davis says, "You can tell that Jacob Bernz is meant to play this earthy full-out style of acoustic world music." Corbalis has opened for such well-established musical acts as Amy Correia, Gandalf Murphy and the Slambovian Circus of Dreams, and Sarah Lee Guthrie, to name a few. Steve Kirkman has gone from rural North Carolina to New York by way of Nashville and Memphis, opening for the likes of Richard Thompson, Ritchie Havens, John Kay and Steppenwolf, Jefferson Starship, Procol Harum, and Roger McGuinn.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Sloan Wainwright and Us! Towne Crier Cafe
AN EVENING WITH SLOAN WAINWRIGHT AND US! CREATING COMMUNITY WITH FRIENDSHIP, JOY AND SONGS!
Tickets $25 advance, $30 door
Beacon, NYPhone: 845-855-1300
Purchase Tickets: Tickets
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:00 pm
Jo Williamson Rockwood Music Hall
Revisiting & singing stories from Ovid's 'Metamorphoses'
https://jowilliamsonmusic.blogspot.com
New York, NY
Purchase Tickets: https://rockwoodmusichall.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 pm to 10:00 am
The Trike (featuring the artist formerly known as Fred Gillen Jr) The Central
300 Railroad Avenue, at Peekskill Metro North StationPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: (914) 677-2233
Website: https://www.centralpeekskill.com/
Outdoor show, great food, friendly vibe!
The Trike is a rock trio consisting of Fred Gillen Jr: electric guitars, harmonica, and lead vocals; John Banrock: bass guitar, synthesizer, and vocals; and Paul JM: drums and vocals. It began its life as the band for the album release show for Fred Gillen Jr.’s “If I Woke Up This Morning and Died” in early 2020. Fred, John, and Paul had all worked together before on various recording projects, and Fred thought the three would work well as a trio. The album release show was a big success and they decided to continue performing, booking a bunch of shows for the Spring of 2020. The Covid-19 Pandemic canceled everything but when things opened back up the trio got busy quickly and soon began to grow into more of a “band” than a sideman thing. They still lean on Gillen’s songs and quirky cover songs mostly from the 80’s and 90’s, but John and Paul are both prolific songwriters and the band is beginning to incorporate their songs as well as some co-writing. The band is a little bit prog, and little bit punk, a little bit reggae, and all rock ’n roll. The rhythm section is groovy and creative and in the trio format they’ve got plenty of space. Gillen’s unique electric guitar style fits well in the trio- he plays less but with a big sound. The background vocals add to the defiant yet fun energy, and no subject is off limits in the lyrics of the songs. In early 2023 the released their debut e.p. and will continue to perform as much as possible.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:30 pm
Sharkey & the Sparks Towne Crier Cafe
The Towne Crier is pleased to welcome back Sharkey & The Sparks full-band line up, featuring Sharkey McEwen — well known to music lovers throughout the Hudson Valley and beyond as the lead guitarist of The Slambovian Circus of Dreams — Ben McEwen, Sharkey’s teenage son, and a select group of talented musician friends including: Felipe Torres on drums, RJ McCarty on keyboards, Quinn Petkus on bass & trombone, Oliver Petkus on trombone, Luis Perez on trumpet, Premik Russell-Tubbs on saxophone and flute, plus special guests. This multi-generational, multi-talented ensemble is heart-warming to behold.Beacon, New York
Purchase Tickets: Purchase Tickets Here
Website: https://townecrier.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 12:00 pm to 2:00
Peter Calo Plays at the NYBG Farmers Market New York Botanical Garden Farmers Market
Website: https://www.nybg.org/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm
20th Annual Woody Guthrie Hootenanny Hosted by Scott Urgola Mount Zion Church at Reis Park
82 Primrose StreetKatonah, NY
Website: https://www.somersny.com/departments/parks-and-recreation
All are welcome to play, sing, or just listen!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Fred Gillen Jr at "Sunday Sessions" Vosburgh Brewing
1065 CR-19Elizaville, NY
Phone: (518) 537-7652
Website: https://www.vosburghbrewing.com/home
NYFA (New York Foundation For The Arts) grant recipient Fred Gillen Jr has released eleven full-length albums, to great critical acclaim. He has performed all over the U.S. and Europe as a solo artist, his live performances are spontaneous and full of storytelling, and he enjoys audience participation. He is equally comfortable playing at a Theatre, festival, or museum, as at a farmers market, coffeehouse, or brewery. His songs have been featured on ABC's "All My Children," NPR's "Car Talk," and CMJ's New Music Marathon Sampler. From 2017 to 2019 he was music director of the group The Greenheart, traveling to Nepal four times and India once, performing concerts to raise awareness of environmental activism. In 2012 his version of Woody Guthrie's "I Ain't Got No Home" was featured on "Pete Remembers Woody," a collection of Pete Seeger's spoken stories about Woody Guthrie, interspersed with various artists' renditions of Guthrie's songs. Besides playing with his heroes like Pete, he's opened for some great artists such as Merle Haggard, Todd Rundgren, and the David Bromberg Big Band. In both his own songs and the songs he chooses to cover he incorporates elements of a huge swath of folk, rock, roots, and Americana music. Though he writes and sings songs which cover a huge variety of lyric topics, his over-arching message is simple: "we are all in this together."
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Acoustic Long Lot Farm Brewery
153 Johnson RoadChester, NY
Phone: 845=469=1976
Website: https://long-lot-farm-brewery.com/
Wonderful family farm brewery with a great outdoor space surrounded by hops and flower farm. Rain or shine it's a nice scene. There is a rotating roster of food trucks- check Long Lot's social media for the day's food! Take home some black dirt veggies when you leave- they sell them at the bar!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 pm to 11:00 am
The Trike Live in the Beer Garden Birdsall House
970 Main StreetPeekskill, NY
Phone: (914) 930-1880
Website: https://birdsallhouse.net/
The Trike is a rock trio consisting of Fred Gillen Jr: electric guitars, harmonica, and lead vocals; John Banrock: bass guitar, synthesizer, and vocals; and Paul JM: drums and vocals. It began its life as the band for the album release show for Fred Gillen Jr.’s “If I Woke Up This Morning and Died” in early 2020. Fred, John, and Paul had all worked together before on various recording projects, and Fred thought the three would work well as a trio. The album release show was a big success and they decided to continue performing, booking a bunch of shows for the Spring of 2020. The Covid-19 Pandemic canceled everything but when things opened back up the trio got busy quickly and soon began to grow into more of a “band” than a sideman thing. They still lean on Gillen’s songs and quirky cover songs mostly from the 80’s and 90’s, but John and Paul are both prolific songwriters and the band is beginning to incorporate their songs as well as some co-writing. The band is a little bit prog, and little bit punk, a little bit reggae, and all rock ’n roll. The rhythm section is groovy and creative and in the trio format they’ve got plenty of space. Gillen’s unique electric guitar style fits well in the trio- he plays less but with a big sound. The background vocals add to the defiant yet fun energy, and no subject is off limits in the lyrics of the songs. In early 2023 the released their debut e.p. and will continue to perform as much as possible.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Summer Hoot The Ashokan Center
Three days of music, nature, and community are in store at the Ashokan Center in Olivebridge, NY.
Hear world-class roots music featuring over 20 acts including Hoot hosts & founders The Mammals. See your friends and neighbors, wander the handmade craft vendor village, check out activities at the kids zone, and sample local food, beer, and cider. Join a jam or singalong, try your hand at blacksmithing, and take a guided hike to Cathedral Gorge. Relax with intimate mini concerts in the Pewter Shop and rejuvenate with morning gong baths and yoga. Camping is encouraged. We also have longhouse bunks and limited private rooms on site.
LINEUP ANNOUNCED:
The Mammals • Olivia K & The Parkers • The Whiskey Treaty Roadshow • Jay Ungar & Molly Mason • The Shaker (feat. Simi Stone) • Billy Wylder Cole Quest & The City Pickers • What? • Josh Hines & Spero • Pulso de Barro • Furnace Mountain • The City Stompers • Seth Bernard & Jordan Hamilton • Lara Hope’s Gold Hope Duo • Gregory Stovetop • Mister Chris • Kenny Cosca • Love Waves • Nate the Great • Dr. Rob Williams • Arm of the Sea Theater • and more! Learn more about each artist on the lineup page.
ADVANCE PRICING:
Weekend $90 (an incredible value!)
Sliding scale tix available at the gate while space allows. No one turned away for lack of funds.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 pm to 9:00
The Artist Formerly Known as Fred Gillen Jr Solo Acoustic Keegan Ales
20 St James StKingston, NY
Phone: 845.331.BREW
Website: https://www.keeganales.com/
NYFA (New York Foundation For The Arts) grant recipient Fred Gillen Jr has released eleven full-length albums, to great critical acclaim. He has performed all over the U.S. and Europe as a solo artist, his live performances are spontaneous and full of storytelling, and he enjoys audience participation. He is equally comfortable playing at a Theatre, festival, or museum, as at a farmers market, coffeehouse, or brewery. His songs have been featured on ABC's "All My Children," NPR's "Car Talk," and CMJ's New Music Marathon Sampler. From 2017 to 2019 he was music director of the group The Greenheart, traveling to Nepal four times and India once, performing concerts to raise awareness of environmental activism. In 2012 his version of Woody Guthrie's "I Ain't Got No Home" was featured on "Pete Remembers Woody," a collection of Pete Seeger's spoken stories about Woody Guthrie, interspersed with various artists' renditions of Guthrie's songs. Besides playing with his heroes like Pete, he's opened for some great artists such as Merle Haggard, Todd Rundgren, and the David Bromberg Big Band. In both his own songs and the songs he chooses to cover he incorporates elements of a huge swath of folk, rock, roots, and Americana music. Though he writes and sings songs which cover a huge variety of lyric topics, his over-arching message is simple: "we are all in this together."
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 1:00 pm to 3:00
Fred Gillen Jr Folk Songs of Hope Roe Jan Brewing
32 Anthony StHillsdale, NY
Phone: 518-303-8080
Website: https://roejanbrewing.com/
Roe Jan not only serves their own craft beer and creative cocktails, but the food is really good! This is a really lovely place to get lunch, and take home a four pack when you leave! The staff is very friendly and the atmosphere is laid-back. I'll be playing outdoors whenever possible.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:30 pm to 9:30
Peter Calo & Dawn Derow : A Benefit Concert for BluePath Service Dogs UNCLE CHEEF
Uncle CHEEF's offers American Tapas-style share plates, a full bar featuring a carefully curated wine list and craft cocktails, with an emphasis on tequila and mezcal, all served lovingly in a warm, magical space. We are thrilled that Ian Henderickson-Smith and his wife Jenny Larisey have agreed to partner with us for this special event. Brewster Station is easily accessible from Manhattan via Metro North. From there, it’s a five minute cab ride to the venue. Dawn Derow and Peter Calo will reunite for a special end-of-summer concert to support BluePath’s mission to unlock life’s potential by providing expertly trained autism service dogs that offer safety, companionship, and opportunities for independence. The evening will feature folk and classic rock from the 1960s to the present, with songs by The Eagles, Linda Ronstadt, Jimmy Webb, Shawn Colvin, Brandi Carlile, Peter Calo among others.Brewster, NY USA
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.unclecheef.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 pm to 10:00 am
SONGS THAT HONOR WORKING PEOPLE FEATURING GUTHRIE’S GHOST, MAGPIE, BRUCE MOLSKY AND OTHER SPECIAL GUESTS Towne Crier Cafe
379 Main StreetBeacon, NY
Phone: 845-855-1300
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://townecrier.com/
Celebrating Labor Day and the 60th anniversary of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 pm to 10:00 pm
The Trike Rides Again! Peekskill Brewery
47 S. Water StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: (914) 734-2337
Website: https://www.peekskillbrewery.com/
"Peekskill trio the Trike play punchy, unvarnished rock 'n' roll with touches of punk, prog, reggae, and a whole lotta late-'80s/early-'90s college radio: Think Fables of the Reconstruction-era R.E.M. with more crunch, Camper Van Beethoven with less wiseassery, or Matthew Sweet with Hudson Valley dirt under his fingernails." -Dan Epstein, Chronogram
The Trike is a rock trio consisting of Fred Gillen Jr: electric guitars, harmonica, and lead vocals; John Banrock: bass guitar, synthesizer, and vocals; and Paul JM: drums and vocals. It began its life as the band for the album release show for Fred Gillen Jr.’s “If I Woke Up This Morning and Died” in early 2020. Fred, John, and Paul had all worked together before on various recording projects, and Fred thought the three would work well as a trio. The album release show was a big success and they decided to continue performing, booking a bunch of shows for the Spring of 2020. The Covid-19 Pandemic canceled everything but when things opened back up the trio got busy quickly and soon began to grow into more of a “band” than a sideman thing. They still lean on Gillen’s songs and quirky cover songs mostly from the 80’s and 90’s, but John and Paul are both prolific songwriters and the band is beginning to incorporate their songs as well as some co-writing. The band is a little bit prog, and little bit punk, a little bit reggae, and all rock ’n roll. The rhythm section is groovy and creative and in the trio format they’ve got plenty of space. Gillen’s unique electric guitar style fits well in the trio- he plays less but with a big sound. The background vocals add to the defiant yet fun energy, and no subject is off limits in the lyrics of the songs. In early 2023 the released their debut e.p. and will continue to perform as much as possible.
Call to reserve a table. Come eat and enjoy some good local beer and music outdoors while it's still warm enough!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 pm to 10:00 pm
The Trike Keegan Ales
20 Saint James StreetKingston, NY
Phone: 845-331-2739
Website: https://www.keeganales.com/
The Trike is a rock trio consisting of Fred Gillen Jr: electric guitars, harmonica, and lead vocals; John Banrock: bass guitar, synthesizer, and vocals; and Paul JM: drums and vocals. It began its life as the band for the album release show for Fred Gillen Jr.’s “If I Woke Up This Morning and Died” in early 2020. Fred, John, and Paul had all worked together before on various recording projects, and Fred thought the three would work well as a trio. The album release show was a big success and they decided to continue performing, booking a bunch of shows for the Spring of 2020. The Covid-19 Pandemic canceled everything but when things opened back up the trio got busy quickly and soon began to grow into more of a “band” than a sideman thing. They still lean on Gillen’s songs and quirky cover songs mostly from the 80’s and 90’s, but John and Paul are both prolific songwriters and the band is beginning to incorporate their songs as well as some co-writing. The band is a little bit prog, and little bit punk, a little bit reggae, and all rock ’n roll. The rhythm section is groovy and creative and in the trio format they’ve got plenty of space. Gillen’s unique electric guitar style fits well in the trio- he plays less but with a big sound. The background vocals add to the defiant yet fun energy, and no subject is off limits in the lyrics of the songs. In early 2023 the released their debut e.p. and will continue to perform as much as possible.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2:00 pm to 4:30 pm
This Land Concert Series: Carolann Solebello with Special Guest Fred Gillen Jr Athens Cultural Center
24 Second StreetAthens, NY 12015
Phone: (518) 945-2136
Website: https://athensculturalcenter.org/
This Land: An intimate concert series celebrating the art of song set against the landscape paintings of Greene Land Trust's Seasons of Greene IV. Free admission!
Athens Cultural Center Mission: Our mission is to encourage an understanding and appreciation of arts and culture, to uplift creative voices within our community, and to create a welcoming atmosphere for all.
CAROLANN SOLEBELLO is a performing songwriter born and bred in NYC. A founding member of Americana trio Red Molly, Carolann now tours as a solo troubadour and with modern folk foursome No Fuss and Feathers. Her smooth, compelling voice and warm acoustic guitar style nod to rural folk traditions while her rhythmic precision and sophisticated phrasing plant her firmly in the urban present. Carolann is a proud member of AFM Local 1000 and the Jack Hardy Songwriters Exchange. She has hosted a bunch of open mics, won a bunch of songwriting awards, and is currently working on her sixth solo album.
NYFA (New York Foundation For The Arts) grant recipient Fred Gillen Jr has released eleven full-length albums, to great critical acclaim. He has performed all over the U.S. and Europe as a solo artist, his live performances are spontaneous and full of storytelling, and he enjoys audience participation. He is equally comfortable playing at a Theatre, festival, or museum, as at a farmers market, coffeehouse, or brewery. His songs have been featured on ABC's "All My Children," NPR's "Car Talk," and CMJ's New Music Marathon Sampler. From 2017 to 2019 he was music director of the group The Greenheart, traveling to Nepal four times and India once, performing concerts to raise awareness of environmental activism. In 2012 his version of Woody Guthrie's "I Ain't Got No Home" was featured on "Pete Remembers Woody," a collection of Pete Seeger's spoken stories about Woody Guthrie, interspersed with various artists' renditions of Guthrie's songs. Besides playing with his heroes like Pete, he's opened for some great artists such as Merle Haggard, Todd Rundgren, and the David Bromberg Big Band. In both his own songs and the songs he chooses to cover he incorporates elements of a huge swath of folk, rock, roots, and Americana music. Though he writes and sings songs which cover a huge variety of lyric topics, his over-arching message is simple: "we are all in this together."
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 pm to 9:00
Bean Runner Presents Peter Calo and His Band Bean Runner Cafe
Peter Calo with Gary Schreiner on keyboard/harmonica/accordion Paul Adamy on bass and John Bollinger on drumspeekskill, NY 10566 USA
Price: $15.00
Website: https://www.beanrunnercafe.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 pm to 10:00 pm
The Trike Outdoor Show Peekskill Brewery
47 South Water StreetPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: (914) 734-2337
Website: https://www.peekskillbrewery.com/
The Trike is a rock trio consisting of Fred Gillen Jr: electric guitars, harmonica, and lead vocals; John Banrock: bass guitar, synthesizer, and vocals; and Paul JM: drums and vocals. It began its life as the band for the album release show for Fred Gillen Jr.’s “If I Woke Up This Morning and Died” in early 2020. Fred, John, and Paul had all worked together before on various recording projects, and Fred thought the three would work well as a trio. The album release show was a big success and they decided to continue performing, booking a bunch of shows for the Spring of 2020. The Covid-19 Pandemic canceled everything but when things opened back up the trio got busy quickly and soon began to grow into more of a “band” than a sideman thing. They still lean on Gillen’s songs and quirky cover songs mostly from the 80’s and 90’s, but John and Paul are both prolific songwriters and the band is beginning to incorporate their songs as well as some co-writing. The band is a little bit prog, and little bit punk, a little bit reggae, and all rock ’n roll. The rhythm section is groovy and creative and in the trio format they’ve got plenty of space. Gillen’s unique electric guitar style fits well in the trio- he plays less but with a big sound. The background vocals add to the defiant yet fun energy, and no subject is off limits in the lyrics of the songs. In early 2023 the released their debut e.p. and will continue to perform as much as possible.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 10:30 am to 12:30 pm
Hastings Farmers Market with Peter Calo Hastings Farmers Market
Hastings On Hudson, NY
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 pm to 10:30 am
Mohansic Grill Presents Peter Calo and Band with Anne Carpenter Mohansic Grill and Lounge
1500 Baldwin RoadYorktown Heights, NY 10598 United States
Website: https://mohansicgrill.com/
Peter Calo and his band featuring Anne Carpenter I’ll be playing at the Mohansic Grill with Anne Carpenter on vocals along with Paul Adamy on bass and Mike Marble on the drums. The Last time at we played the Mohansic Grill, to a full house, it was a great time. Come out and dance, listen, eat, drink and have a good time. We look forward to seeing you and playing some great tunes for you!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm
THIS LAND Concert Series: KJ Denhert with special guest Fred Gillen Jr Athens Cultural Center
24 Second StreetAthens, NY 12015
Phone: (518) 945-2136
Website: https://athensculturalcenter.org/
AN IANTIMATE CONCERT SERIES CELEBRATING THE ART OF SONG SET AGAINST THE LANDSCAPE PAIanNTINGS OF GREENE LAND TRUST’S SEASONS OF GREENE IV
AN INTIMATE COanNCERT SERIES CELEBRATING THE ART OF SONG SET AGAINST THE LANDSCAPE PAINTINGS OF GREENE LAND TRUST’S SEASONS OF GREENE IV
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 pm to 10:30 am
An Evening of Timeless Songwriters with Peter Calo And Anne Carpenter Westchester Collaborative Theater
Join Anne and Peter as they perform the classic songs of Paul Simon – Joni Mitchell – Carly Simon and James Taylor. Enjoy the harmony and lyrics of these amazing singer songwriters in concert at the intimate Westchester Collaborative Theater located in Ossining NYReserve you tix https://www.wctheater.org/Located at 27a Main St, Ossining, NY 10562Peter Calo has been Carly Simon’s guitar player and backing vocalist, musical director and occasional producer and even song collaborator for the last 20 plus years. Peter has performed and/or recorded with such diverse artists as, Dionne Warwick, Queen Latifah, Willie Nelson, Hall and Oates, Sophie B. Hawkins, Andrea Bocelli, Jimmy Webb, Kris Kristofferson, Leonard Bernstein, Marc Shaiman, Julie Taymor, Lesley Gore, Crash Test Dummies, Harvey Fierstein and more. Anne Carpenter has been performing the music of these amazing artists as a duo with Peter Calo for the past four and a half years in addition to singing with a jazz quartet and in her church choir. Anne is a once-in-a-while songwriter and photographer with some of her work for viewing around Ossining, her hometown. ​Ossining, NY 10562 USA
Price: $28.52
Purchase Tickets: click here
Website: https://www.wctheater.org/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 pm to 9:30 pm
Peter Calo Returns to the Lyric Coffeehouse in Redding, CT Lyric Coffeehouse
Redding Community Center 37 Lonetown RdRedding, CT 06896 United States
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Website: https://townofreddingct.org/parks-and-recreation/upcoming-events/lyrics-coffee-house/
Peter will be playing music from his new release, “A Pocketful of Change” as well as songs from his critically acclaimed releases “Time Machine” and “Wired to the Moon.” Peter will also visit songs by others arranged in his unique way.
Peter Calo…"one of the most engaging performers in the biz" "Time Out" London"Calo is Captivating…
Peter is a masterful guitarist... " The Boston Globe
“Calo’s performance was nothing short of original. He brought all of his musical inspiration to the stage.” Daily Herald – Chicago
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Simon Feldman's Revival YoFi Digital Media Art Center
YoFi Fest's own year-round theater
YoFi Digital Media Art Center
28 Wells Avenue, Building 3 - 5th Floor, Yonkers NY 10701
A documentary about the volunteers, musicians and community at Clearwaters's Great Hudson River Revival Music Festival. It is a powerful behind the scenes tribute to Pete Seeger by Tribes Hill friend and filmmaker, Simon Feldman.
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Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 pm to 10:00 am
Guthrie's Ghost and special guests Year-end Hootenanny! Howland Cultural Center
477 Main StreetBeacon, NY
Phone: 845.831.4988
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Website: https://www.howlandculturalcenter.org/
Hope Machine (Steve Kirkman and I) used to do a year end hootenanny. We did it I think 12 years in a row. Hope Machine was kind of absorbed into Guthrie's Ghost, and now we're bringing back the annual hootenanny! Special guests, goodies baked by the band, and some great music in the spirit of Pete Seeger, Woody Guthrie, and the front porch...
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
The Levins - Rally for Love Nyack Center
The Levins
7th Annual Rally for Love
Nyack Center, 58 depew Aveenue, Nyack, NY
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Tuesday, November 30, -0001 8:00 pm to 10:00 am
Guthrie's Ghost and Special Guests Year- end Hootenanny Howland Cultural Center
477 Main StreetBeacon, NY
Phone: 845.831.4988
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Website: https://www.howlandculturalcenter.org/
Formed in Beacon NY on what would have been the 100th birthday of Woody Guthrie, Guthrie’s Ghost is comprised of three separate entities that combine each year for a special tour in celebration of the folk traditions that have given us the music of Pete Seeger, Woody Guthrie and others that followed. Members include Fred Gillen Jr. (http://www.fredgillenjr.com/) and Steve Kirkman (http://www.stevekirkman.com) together called Hope Machine – a duo who were officially endorsed by the Guthrie Foundation 100th Year Celebration, Jacob and David Bernz (http://www.jacobbernz.com/) who perform as a father-son duo (Jacob is one of the Valley’s most prolific young songwriters and David is a two-time Grammy award-winning producer for Pete Seeger) and Hudson Valley singer/songwriter Julie Corbalis (https://juliecorbalis.com/). Together, they offer modern versions of songs from the great folk catalog and original songs in the trajectory.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Alison Tupay & the Wilderness String Quartet Union Church of Pocantico Hills
Union Church of Pocantico Hills will be presenting a classical music concert to benefit MusicWorks at 3 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 3 in the Parish Hall.
The concert will feature mezzo soprano Alison Tupay and the Wilderness String Quartet in a program that will include the world premiere of songs composed by William Eckfeld set to the poetry of Emily Dickinson, as well as additional repertoire from female composers and opera arias.
Tickets for the concert are $25 for adults and $15 for children or students with a valid ID.
Union Church of Pocantico Hills is located at 555 Bedford Road, Pocantico Hills, NY.
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Website: https://unionchurchph.org/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 2:00 pm to 5:00
Fred Gillen Jr at "Sunday Sessions" Vosburgh Brewing
1065 County Route 19Elizaville, NY 12523
Phone: (518) 537-7652
Website: https://www.vosburghbrewing.com/home
Enjoy a NYS craft beer or cider in our early 1800's Dutch post and beam barn. Vosburgh Brewing is located on a working apple farm in Elizaville, NY, close to the Taconic Parkway in Columbia County.
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3:00 pm to 5:00
Bean Runner Cafe Presents Peter Calo Bean Runner Cafe
performing a solo set of music.Calo is...One of the most engaging performers in the biz" --Time Out London"a master musician" The Boston Globe Peter’s new release is called “A Pocketful Of Change.”Peter Calo and band has extensive experience touring, recording and producing artists including Carly Simon, Jimmy Webb, Sophie B. Hawkins, Dionne Warwick, Queen Latifah, Willie Nelson, Hall and Oates, Andrea Bocelli, Kris Kristofferson, Leonard Bernstein, Crash Test Dummies, The Platters, The New York Voices, Lesley Gore, The Happenings….Peekskill, NY 10566 USA
Phone: 914-737-1701
Purchase Tickets: https://www.beanrunnercafe.com/
Website: https://www.beanrunnercafe.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Antje Duvekot / Bruce T. Carroll River Spirit Music
Antje Duvekot with Bruce T. Carroll
Saturday, December 16, 2023
8:00 PM 10:00 PM
River Spirit Music
Hastings-on-Hudson
Our House Concert Series presents touring artists from around the world performing music ranging from Americana, folk, bluegrass, roots, blues, jazz and World music in an intimate setting in a private home in Hastings-on-Hudson, NY.
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Tuesday, November 30, -0001 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm
Roe Jan Brewery Presents Peter Calo SOLO Roe Jan Brewery
Hillsdale, NY 12529 USA
Phone: 518-303-8080
Website: https://roejanbrewing.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:30 pm to :30
New Year’s Eve at Jazz on Main with the Calo- Cobert Band Jazz on Main
Peter Calo on vocals and guitar - Jon Cobert on Vocals and piano - Denny McDermott on drums - Steve Count on Bass. Come Celebrate the New year 2024 with fun music, amazing food and great atmosphere right in Mt. Kisco, NY There is plenty of free and easy parking. Get you ticket now! https://jazzonmain.com/
Come and celebrate.
There will be 2 shows 7:30pm and 10:30pm
The ticket will include a 3 course pre fixe menu with a glass of wine and a champagne toast as well as the music of the Calo - Cobert band.The first 5 tickets sold will receive a 10% discount!!!For Tix and info : https://jazzonmain.com/new-year-2024.html This band of seasoned journeymen musicians play a wide range of music. From honky-tonk to classical rock. It’s a Rootsy/funky combination of songs from Soulful to R&B to classic rock with great vocals and virtuoso playing. They have played extensively on the Westchester bar and concert scene and as freelance musicians they have played with many world class artists and they bring all this experience and fun to the band. Collectively they have performed and or recorded with such diverse artists a John Lennon, Carly Simon, Hall and Oates, Donald Fagen, Rosanne Cash, Marc Cohn, Donna summer, Bette Midler, Billy Porter, John Denver, Harry Chapin, Laura Branigan, Phyllis Hyman, Al Green, Willie Nelson, Shawn Colvin, Jimmy Lauderdale, Rodney Crowell, Lesley Gore, Jimmy Webb and many more…..As well as musicals Kinky Boots, Come From away, Mamma Mia , Hairspray, and TV and film work including “Ray Donovan” and “Hairspray” “Across the Universe”…. Join this fun and remarkable band as we celebrate bringing in 2024 with great songs, great food and a refreshing beverage or two….
Mt. Kisco, NY 10536 USAWebsite: https://jazzonmain.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3:00 pm to 5:00
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Show Bean Runner Cafe
201 S. Division StreetPeekskill, NY
Phone: (914)739-1701
Website: https://www.beanrunnercafe.com/
Reservations recommended!
NYFA (New York Foundation For The Arts) grant recipient Fred Gillen Jr has released eleven full-length albums, to great critical acclaim. He has performed all over the U.S. and Europe as a solo artist, his live performances are spontaneous and full of storytelling, and he enjoys audience participation. He is equally comfortable playing at a Theatre, festival, or museum, as at a farmers market, coffeehouse, or brewery. His songs have been featured on ABC's "All My Children," NPR's "Car Talk," and CMJ's New Music Marathon Sampler. From 2017 to 2019 he was music director of the group The Greenheart, traveling to Nepal four times and India once, performing concerts to raise awareness of environmental activism. In 2012 his version of Woody Guthrie's "I Ain't Got No Home" was featured on "Pete Remembers Woody," a collection of Pete Seeger's spoken stories about Woody Guthrie, interspersed with various artists' renditions of Guthrie's songs. Besides playing with his heroes like Pete, he's opened for some great artists such as Merle Haggard, Todd Rundgren, and the David Bromberg Big Band. In both his own songs and the songs he chooses to cover he incorporates elements of a huge swath of folk, rock, roots, and Americana music. Though he writes and sings songs which cover a huge variety of lyric topics, his over-arching message is simple: "we are all in this together."
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Peter Calo Band at Bean Runner Café Bean Runner Café
Peter Calo on guitar and vocals with Paul Adamy on Bass – Gary Schreiner on keyboard, accordion and harmonica and Frank Pagano on drums.Take a moment and reserve a table at 914.737.1701
"Calo is...One of the most engaging performers in the biz" --Time Out London
"a master musician" The Boston Globe
peekskill, NY 10566Phone: 914.737.1701
Website: https://www.beanrunnercafe.com/
Tuesday, November 30, -0001 3:00 pm to 5:00
Fred Gillen Jr Solo Show Bean Runner Cafe
201 S. Division StPeekskill, NY 10566
Phone: 914-737-1701
Website: https://www.beanrunnercafe.com/
Fred Gillen Jr new album "Canyon of Light" will be available at the show. Reservations recommended. Indoors in the AC!
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Tribes Hill Revival and Hootenanny Captain Lawrence Brewing Company
Mark your calendars for Sunday, July 7th at Captain Lawrence Brewing Company in Elmsford, New York. We have an incredible day planned to bring our community together in celebration while supporting a great cause.
From 1 pm to 8 pm, the venue will come alive with diverse musical performances across multiple stages. Whether you want to enjoy the music, participate in the open mic, immerse yourself in the exhibits and workshops, or connect with friends, there will be something for everyone.
From 1 pm to 8 pm, the venue will come alive with diverse musical performances across multiple stages. Whether you want to enjoy the music, participate in the open mic, immerse yourself in the exhibits and workshops, or connect with friends, there will be something for everyone.
Admission is free, but your optional donation of $20. or more at the event will be met with a discount at Captain Lawrence and benefit the important work of Hudson River Sloop Clearwater to educate and protect our environment.
It's been far too long since we've had a proper gathering. Let's make up for lost time and turn out in force to make this a reunion to remember!
We're also looking for extra hands to help bring this event to life. If you could volunteer some time to assist with setup, cleanup, or running things during the day, we would be immensely grateful. Many hands make light work; your support will help ensure a smooth and successful Revival. Please let us know if you're willing to pitch in.
We hope to see you there on July 7th. Don't miss this chance to enjoy great music and company and make a positive impact.
For more information email Rick at fmrock@live.com
Elmsford, NY 10523 United StatesPhone: 9145649212
Website: https://www.captainlawrencebrewing.com
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Joe Crookston MacEachron Waterfront Park
JOE CROOKSTON • July 9th
Joe Crookston is a force of nature on stage. He is in his power, communing with his audience and welcoming them into the magic. From touring with Gordon Lightfoot, headlining major US festivals, receiving Folk Alliance International “Album of the Year,” releasing NINE BECOMES ONE (2023) to being named Folk Alliance International Artist-in- Resident, Joe is on fire. He’s played with Suzanne Vega, Dar Williams, David Francey, John McCutcheon, John Gorka, Judy Collins and 100’s more. His rhythm is infectious. In concert, he is funny one moment and transcendent the next. “The Long Note” is a phrase in Irish culture…it’s that place of resonance and transcendence where the music, the voices, the instruments, and the community converge and unite. There is a long note and Joe is reaching for it. Whether he’s weaving through lap slide songs or fiddling an American Southern tune, he draws you in. Videos hardly do him justice, you’ve got to see him live to experience it. Joe lives in Ithaca NY, and tours regularly in the US, Ireland and Canada
Website: https://destinationhastings.org
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
The Klezmatics MacEachron Waterfront Park
THE KLEZMATICS • July 16th
The Klezmatics are world-renowned and Grammy-winning superstars of the Klezmer world. They erupted out of New York City’s East Village in 1986 and since their emergence more than 30 years ago, the Klezmatics have raised the bar for Eastern European Jewish music, made aesthetically, politically and musically interesting recordings, inspired future generations, created a large body of work that is enduring, and helped to change the face of contemporary Yiddish culture. Often called a “Jewish roots band,” the Klezmatics have led a popular revival of this ages-old, nearly forgotten art form. The Klezmatics have performed in more than 20 countries and released 11 albums to date. On their Grammy-winning 2006 album Wonder Wheel, the Klezmatics set a dozen previously unsung Woody Guthrie lyrics to music, widening their stylistic base by largely diverging from klezmer. They have also recently served as the subject of a feature-length documentary film, The Klezmatics: On Holy Ground. During their third-of-a-century existence the Klezmatics have collaborated with such brilliant artists as violinist Itzhak Perlman, Pulitzer prize-winning playwright Tony Kushner and Israeli vocal icon Chava Alberstein, plus many other prominent artists working within multiple genres.
Time Out New York raves: “The Klezmatics aren’t just the best band in the klezmer vanguard; on a good night, the can rank among the greatest bands on the planet”.
Website: https://destinationhastings.org
Tuesday, November 30, -0001
Ruthie Foster / Milton MacEachron Waterfront Park
RUTHIE FOSTER • July 23rd
Ruthie Foster is an award-winning singer-songwriter from Austin, Texas known for mixing a wide palette of American Roots music from blues to gospel, jazz, folk and soul. Her awards include five Grammy nominations, multiple wins at the Blues Music Awards including three for Best Female Vocalist, and the crown for Best Female Vocalist at the 2013 Austin Music Awards. In 2016, she was nominated for two Living Blues Awards and won the Koko Taylor Award for Best Traditional Female Blues Artist. Her list of honors also includes a nomination from the Living Blues Awards for Best Live Performer…and the list goes on. This past year she was the 2023 Blues Music Award Winner for Contemporary Blues Female Artist of the Year. She has toured and collaborated with fellow luminaries Susan Tedeschi and Derek Trucks, The Allman Brothers Band, Willie Nelson, The Blind Boys of Alabama, Bonnie Raitt, and Paul Simon. In 2022 she released her 9th studio album Healing Time, the latest jewel in her accomplished career. Ruthie will be performing for us solo this evening.
MILTON will be opening for Ruthie Foster. A songwriter’s songwriter, known for his lyric craft, distinctive voice and soulful songs steeped in classic rhythm & blues, pop, jazz, folk and country, Milton will be performing as a duo with bassist Jeff Eyrich.
Website: https://destinationhastings.org