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Come and enjoy a great time, great food & drink, and of course, great music at Paula's Runway Café!
Barry Adelman hosts this new Concert Series at The Common Good in Ellenville to benefit Music For Humanity. Barry opens the evening with a few songs, then turns it over to the main act, us, Cheryl & Kurt for this evening.
On Friday, March 13, The Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band brings his Ledbetter Heights 30th Anniversary Tour to Paramount Hudson Valley. Thirty years ago, a Fender Strat–wielding teenager from Shreveport, Louisiana rocketed the blues back into the mainstream with the Platinum-selling Ledbetter Heights—a fiery, hook-smart, and reverent burst of guitar prowess that cut through the grunge era and reintroduced blues to a new generation. That breakout vaulted Shepherd from small clubs to Top-10 charts and earned him industry acclaim, a passionate fanbase, and a spot in Guitar World’s rankings just behind B.B. King and Eric Clapton. Now a master rather than a prodigy, Shepherd has returned to where it all began with a faithful, full-band re-recording of his landmark debut in honor of its 30th anniversary. On this national tour stop, the band will perform the entire 12-song album live, then follow with a second set spanning highlights from Shepherd’s three-decade career. “This is the album that put 
Kim Clarke performs on the Acoustic Bass, Electric Upright and four and five-stringed Electric Bass Guitar as the situation demands. Her electric bass playing has been described as soulful and rich, and she has been touted internationally as "the only well-know woman bassist in Jazz of her generation."
RhineCellar is a secluded cocktail lounge hidden in the basement of the historic Rhinebeck Hardware Company building in the village of Rhinebeck, NY. We offer carefully crafted cocktails, local beers, wines & snacks.
In 2024, Jay Beckenstein and Spyro Gyra began observing their 50th anniversary, a milestone few bands in any genre achieve. What started in Buffalo, NY as a simple diversion — a group of friends gathering on their night off for a “Tuesday Night – Jazz Jam” that cost twenty-five cents at the door — evolved into one of the most successful jazz fusion groups in the world. Over the course of five decades, Spyro Gyra has released more than 30 albums, earning gold and platinum along the way, while performing over 10,000 concerts on six continents. From those early days of carefree jam sessions to recording career-defining albums like Morning Dance and Catching the Sun, the band’s journey has been marked by both continuity and evolution. Beckenstein’s saxophone remains the unmistakable voice of the group, while changing rhythm sections and new musical influences have kept the sound fresh and current. Through technology shifts, lineup changes, and a constantly changing musical landscape, Spyro
Brunch on an "Almost Spring" Sunday at SILK FACTORY!
El Concurso de la Canción Nacional Ecuatoriana (The Contest of National Ecuadorian Song) is an amateur competition open to performers of all ages. Participants showcase traditional Ecuadorian musical styles including albazos, pasillos, san juanitos, and tonadas. The competition unfolds over three elimination rounds, culminating in first-, second-, and third-place winners. The event has been held for more than two decades, with interruptions only due to COVID and other extraordinary social circumstances.
The Jazzwomen Trio take the stage in Middletown for their 2nd appearance in a month-long "Jazz at the Library" tour of free concerts celebrating Women's History Month and generously funded by our public libraries. Featuring pianist Ellie Lee, bassist Mary Ann McSweeney and drummer Kim Peralta.