Folk/Singer-Songwriter/Americana
I’ll be doing a couple of solo show ever at the wonderful, brand new, Rafter’s Tavern in Callicoon, NY (Sullivan County). Great new place with terrific food, great people and a fantastic set up for live music. I’ll be going on from 7-9pm on Friday, February 22 and then again on Saturday, March 23rd from 7-8 pm. Looking forward to it! Stop by if you’re in the area!
We are so happy to back in the game again with our first show on 2019 at the awesome Sidewalk (6th St and Ave A on the LES)! I have been playing at this venue off and on over the past 12 years or so and it was the first place I played way back when I first started writing songs. We will take the stage at 7pm for a 45 minute set. The show is free but there is a 2 drink minimum (that includes food and non-alcoholic drinks). Hope you can make it out!
Looking forward to playing solo at the lovely Callicoon Farmer’s Market in Sullivan County, NY on Sunday, October 8th from 11-2pm!
Great time in Roscoe, NY with my bandmates who road tripped it to join me last minute for the Songwriter’s Festival up in Sullivan County!
I’m happy to be playing again at the 2018 Roscoe Singer-Songwriter Festival
on August 18th in Roscoe, NY! Time is still TBA…
The day before the Reel Harmony Songwriter’s Festival
I’ll be playing at Roscoe Brewery in Roscoe, NY to warm up!
Make Music New York at PS 276 with the Kindergarten Chorus and
Melodic MIners On June 21st!
I’ll be playing solo on Father’s Day, June 17th at the Callicoon Farmer’s Market
From 11-2pm! Looking forward to some New York State hard cider!
Looking forward to our return to “Free Music Friday” at the Folk Art Museum in early spring run by the fabulous Lara Ewen! This is an incredible place to play and is such a supportive and beautiful space for songwriters!
Photo by Marj Kleinman (http://www.marjkleinman.com)
We’ll be doing our first show of the new year at a new venue for us, The Shrine in Harlem (2271 Adam Clayton Powell Blvd) at 7pm on January 25th! I’ll be celebrating my 55th (good lord…). Thanks to the wonderful Marj Kleinman for taking these awesome photos!
Photo by Marj Kleinman (http://www.marjkleinman.com)