NYS Music 20​19

Category: New York Singles

  • Pigeons Playing Ping Pong and Leftover Salmon release sounds in support of Backline

    On the heels of the Jeff Austin tribute show ‘What the Night Brings,’ Backline has announced the release of two singles by Pigeons Playing Ping Pong and Leftover Salmon, both of whom have joined Backline as partners.

    Pigeons Playing Ping Pong released “Dawn a New Day,” a psychedelia-inspired lyric video via Billboard in announcing their partnership with Backline, in an effort to help those struggling with mental health “dawn a new day.” Contributions to Backline’s “Dawn A New Day” fundraiser can be made .

    Pigeons Playing Ping Pong singer and guitarist Greg Ormont said in a statement:

    “Our new single ‘Dawn A New Day’ is all about looking on the sunny side of life. We’ve been fortunate to be able to spread that message of positivity to The Flock for years now, and we’re always looking for even more ways to give back. While we always encourage people to ‘dawn a new day’ when they’re experiencing a difficult chapter in their lives, we also recognize that it’s easier said than done. It made perfect sense to partner with Backline around this single to help raise awareness about mental health and offer a direct line to mental health resources for those who need it. We’re honored to give back to the music community in this way and we’re determined to find even more ways to help people ‘dawn a new day’ moving forward.”

    Likewise, Leftover Salmon, a band with a close connection to the late Jeff Austin, released “Songs You’ve Left Unsung” as a tribute their dear friend. The song was penned by Leftover Salmon bassist Greg Garrison and is available via Backline.Care in a ‘pay what you want’ format.

    Greg Garrison shared the following about “Songs You’ve Left Unsung” and his memories of his friend:

    “I first met Jeff Austin when we were in 7th grade. Through the 80’s and 90’s, we somehow always wound up in the same places at the same times…Rolling Meadows, IL as kids, Decatur and Urbana, IL during our college years, and eventually Colorado as adults. And then, maybe predictably, as members of touring bands in the same scene. “Songs You’ve Left Unsung” is a reflection on some of these times…the verses move chronologically, starting in Illinois and winding up in Colorado. The chorus is meant to be bittersweet but also hopeful for those of us that are still here writing songs, experiencing music, raising families and living life with all of its turbulent ups and downs.”

    Garrison spoke of his connection to Backline, noting:

    “I think their mission is exceptionally important; providing mental health and wellness support to people in the music industry while also providing an opportunity for those of us who deal with issues like depression, anxiety, and substance abuse to share our stories. Hopefully, these stories will provide comfort, clarity, support, inspiration and a helping hand to anyone who is in need.”

    Backline is a hub for music industry professionals and their families to quickly and easily access mental health and wellness resources. Backline has partnered with leading support organizations and care providers to streamline access to a wealth of services and educational resources specifically geared towards this work and lifestyle. A hub to discover existing organizations, unique content, peer networks, and case managers who can help create a plan that addresses your unique mental health and wellness challenges–on and off the road, the website was created by music industry professionals for music industry professionals. More information is available at Backline.care.

    PPPP will perform in Buffalo December 13-14 at Town Ballroom, with Lespecial supporting them on December 13. For a full list of upcoming tour dates visit Pigeons’ website.

    Leftover Salmon are currently on tour, with Drew Emmitt and Vince Herman embarking on an acoustic tour in December with New York dates in February.

  • 2nd Generation Wu Release Debut Single

    The Wu Tang Clan legacy is alive and well, and is being carried on through the children of some of the iconic group’s more charismatic members. 2nd Generation Wu is comprised of iNTeLL (son of U-God), PXWER (son of Method Man), SUN GOD (son of Ghostface Killah), and Young Dirty Bastard (son of the late Old Dirty Bastard).

    While they each have their own respective solo careers and records, the second generation rappers have decided to come together to continue the legacy left by their fathers, and have taken the first step in doing so, with the release of “7.O.D.”

    The Jojo Pellegrino and J. Glaze produced record sees the younger Wu’s put their own spin on the Wu-Tang Clan’s most recognizable song, C.R.E.A.M.  The record, while an ode to the legends that preceded them, does not stop the young emcees from distinguishing themselves and making it their own.

    Aside from delivering their own personal lyrical warfare throughout the song, the famous line that Method Man employs on the original record, “Cash rules everything around me C.R.E.A.M., get the money, dollar, dollar bill y’all,” has been changed to, “God made everything around me, forget about the money, none of it is real y’all.” Showing that the new Wu is quite aware of their different upbringing, proving the content won’t always be the same. One thing that seems to be everlasting though, is the grittiness of the beats and the rhymes.

  • Anthony D’Amato Releases “Wrong Shade of Blue” Single

    NYC based singer songwriter Anthony D’Amato released the first single, “Wrong Shade of Blue,” from his upcoming EP, Five Songs From New Orleans, out on Velvet Elk Records.

    Captured almost entirely in the living room of an historic 1860’s Garden District home, Five Songs From New Orleans feeds off the Crescent City’s irrepressible creative energy and draws inspiration both from its stately beauty and its haunted decay.

    D’Amato engineered, produced, and mixed the whole EP himself, treating the songs as raw, unfiltered snapshots of his time in town, and the performances documented here are loose and improvisatory to match. The end result is a spare and organic collection, one that’s comprised exclusively of acoustic instruments and draws on an eclectic array of New Orleans sounds, from Cajun fiddle to blues guitar, from Dixieland clarinet to washboard shuffle, from classic country to fingerpicked folk.

    “This whole experience really caught me by surprise,” said D’Amato, a New Jersey native who now calls New York City home. “I came to New Orleans for a housesitting gig in between tours, and I ended up writing and recording a whole new collection with a whole new band and a whole new sound.”

    While each of the songs on the EP grew out of D’Amato’s experiences in New Orleans, some tracks are more explicit in their lyrical portraits than others. D’Amato spins an Ash Wednesday hangover into a metaphor for post-honeymoon love on the playful “Party’s Over,” imagines life after death in one of the city’s largest cemeteries on the bluesy “Metairie,” and uses New Orleans as a lens through which to examine the widening economic, racial, and political divides that have come to define modern America on the twangy “Some Folks.”

    I came to New Orleans for a housesitting gig in between tours, and I ended up writing and recording a whole new collection with a whole new band and a whole new sound.

    Anthony D’Amato

    Those who pre-order the EP ahead of its November 15th release on D’Amato’s web site, will get access to bonus materials (signed CDs, vintage New Orleans postcards, handwritten lyrics, t-shirts, fine art prints).

    Anthony will be celebrating the EP’s release at Rockwood Music Hall in New York City on November 13th. He will be joined that night by very special guest John Gallagher Jr. (TONY Award winner ‘Spring Awakening’, HBO’s ‘The Newsroom’),  Tickets can be purchased in advance of the show.

    UPCOMING TOUR DATES
    Nov 8 – Chesterfield, MO
    Nov 9 – Chesterfield, MO
    Nov 10 – Des Moines, IA
    Nov 13 – New York, NY (Full Band)

    Pre-Order bonus materials

  • The Wood Brothers announce new album, drop single “Alabaster”

    Grammy-nominated band, The Wood Brothers, have a new full-length on the way. Honey Jar/Thirty Tigers is putting out the studio album, Kingdom In My Mind, on January 24, 2020. They’ve just debuted the first song, “Alabaster.”

    Kingdom In My Mind is a follow-up to 2018’s One Drop of Truth, which hit #1 on the Billboard Heatseekers Chart and garnered the band their first GRAMMY Award-nomination for “Best Americana Album.” The material for the forthcoming album started as they were breaking in their new Nashville studio, as they were tracking instrumental jam sessions to get a feel for the facility.

    “If we had known we were making a record, we probably would have been too self-conscious to play what we played,” reflects Chris. “At the time, we just thought we were jamming to break in our new studio, so we felt free to explore all these different ways of playing together without worrying about form or structure. It was liberating.” Preorders the album here.

    The Wood Brothers are currently finishing out an extensive US tour. They’ll be in NYC on January 30 and 31, Rochester on February 5, and Albany on February 8. Some of the proceeds from ticket sales go to support Thistle Farms, a Nashville-based non-profit organization which helps women to rebuild their lives.

    The Wood Brothers Tour Dates

    11/15 – Madison, WI – Barrymore Theatre ^ (Sold Out)
    11/16 – Indianapolis, IN – The Vogue ^ (Sold Out)
    11/18 – Old Saybrook, CT – Katharine Hepburn Cultural Arts Center
    12/3 – Baton Rouge, LA – Manship Theatre ^^ (Sold Out)
    12/4 – Houston, TX – The Heights Theater ^^
    12/5 – Austin, TX – Paramount Theatre ^^
    12/6 – Dallas, TX – The Kessler Theater ^^ (Sold Out)
    12/7 – Tulsa, OK – Cain’s Ballroom ^^
    12/9 – Omaha, NE – Slowdown ^^
    12/11 – Aspen, CO – Belly Up Aspen ^^ (Sold Out)
    12/12 – Steamboat Springs, CO – Strings Music Festival
    12/13 – Boulder, CO – Boulder Theater ^^
    12/14 – Boulder, CO – Boulder Theater ^^
    12/15 – Breckenridge, CO – Riverwalk Center ^^
    1/29 – Baltimore, MD – Ram’s Head Live
    1/30 – New York, NY – Webster Hall 
    1/31 – New York, NY – Webster Hall 
    2/1 – Philadelphia, PA – The Fillmore
    2/3 – Toronto, Canada – Mod Club Theatre
    2/5 – Rochester, NY – Kodak Center
    2/6 – Burlington, VT – Flynn Center for the Performing Arts
    2/7 – New Haven, CT – College Street Music Hall
    2/8 – Albany, NY – Palace Theatre
    2/9 – State College, PA – The State Theatre
    2/11 – McKees Rocks, PA – Roxian Theatre
    2/12 – Richmond, VA – The National
    2/13 – Chattanooga, TN – Walker Theatre
    2/14 – Nashville, TN – The Ryman
    2/27 – 3/1 – Punta Cana, DR – Avett Brothers at the Beach (Sold Out)
    3/4 – Phoenix, AZ – The Crescent Ballroom
    3/5 – Los Angeles, CA – The Regent
    3/6 – Santa Barbara, CA – Campbell Hall
    3/7 – Oakland, CA – Fox Theater
    3/8 – Eureka, CA – Arkley Center for the Performing Arts
    3/10 – Eugene, OR – McDonald Theater
    3/11 – Kirkland, WA – Kirkland Performance Center
    3/12 – Portland, OR – Crystal Ballroom
    3/13 – Vancouver, BC – Imperial
    4/2 – Knoxville, TN – Bijou Theatre
    4/3 – Knoxville, TN – Bijou Theatre
    4/4 – Chicago, IL – Riviera Theatre
    4/5 – Milwaukee, WI – Pabst Theatre
    4/7 – Detroit, MI – Majestic Theatre
    4/8 – Columbus, OH – Southern Theatre
    4/9 – Asheville, NC – The Orange Peel
    4/10 – Asheville, NC – The Orange Peel
    4/11 – Asheville, NC – The Orange Peel

    ^ w/ Nicole Atkins
    ^^ w/ Katie Pruitt

  • Break Science shares new single “Oshun” ahead of Fall Tour

    In advance of their upcoming fall tour, which starts in Washington D.C. on Wednesday, October 2, Break Science has shared the downtempo and lyrically esoteric single, “Oshun.”

    “This song is a dedication to Oshun, the Goddess who governs love and freshwaters,” shared Break Science keyboardist and producer Borham Lee. “She is the protector of the poor, healer of the sick, the bringer of music and dance, prosperity and fertility. With this song, we hope to invoke the divine feminine essence of nature to instill a higher thought and create spiritual balance.” 

    With over a decade of creation under their belts, and arguably among the artistic pioneers of the mid-2000s electronic music explosion, the duo –comprised of keyboardist, producer and jazz pianist, Borahm Lee (Pretty Lights Live Band) and funk, hip-hop drummer extraordinaire, Adam Deitch (Lettuce) – adds a layer of intrigue and depth to their music with the incorporation of Deitch’s live drumming and Lee’s real-time performance behind the synthesizer and keyboard.

    Break Science Fall Tour Dates

    10/2 – Washington, DC – Gypsy Sally’s
    10/3 – Brooklyn , NY – The Brooklyn Bowl
    10/4 – Richmond, VA – The Broadberry
    10/5 – Asheville, NC – Asheville Music Hall
    10/10 – Salt Lake City, UT – Soundwell
    10/11 – Seattle, WA – The Crocodile
    10/12 – Portland, OR – The Star Theater
    10/16 – Minneapolis, MN – The Varsity Theatre
    10/17 – Grand Rapids, MI – The Stache @ The Intersection
    10/18 – Chicago, IL – The Chop Shop
    10/19 – Indianapolis, IN – The Mouse Trap
    11/29 – Portland, ME – Port City Music Hall
    11/30 – Philadelphia, PA – Ardmore Music Hall

  • Gang Starr Releases First New Song in Sixteen Years Featuring J. Cole

    After a sixteen-year hiatus, legendary hip-hop duo, Gang Starr, is temporarily back on the scene with a new release, Family and Loyalty. The record, their first release since their 2003 LP The Ownerz features a posthumous verse from fabled Emcee Guru, along with current hip-hop juggernaut, J. Cole.

    Backed by DJ Premier’s renowned scratching and drums, Guru opens and closes the record with his acclaimed delivery, flow and rhymes. With his verses being interrupted by J. Cole, who delivers a devastating lyrical onslaught in his own right. It is the first single from what appears to be a new Gang Starr album.

    gang starrDJ Premier, one of the most revered producers in hip-hop and the duo’s other half, has been teasing fans about a new LP with cryptic social media messages, tweeting, “I WONDER WHAT PEOPLE WOULD SAY IF I RELEASED A NEW…,” alerting fans that new music may be on the way but left it unspecified.

    The mythical Premier seems to have confirmed the suspicions, after posting what appears to be a promotional video on his Instagram which features a voicemail from legendary rapper Nas. Saying, “Yo Premier, what up man it’s your man Nas. Is it true there’s a new Gang Starralbum? That’s crazy man let me know man. Alright chill.”

    Nas and DJ Premier have a history in their own right, with the producer handling a lot of the production on the rapper’s acclaimed debut project Illmatic.

    A new Gang Starr album would be much anticipated. The duo, known for classic hip-hip songs like “Work,” “Above the Clouds,” and “Mass Appeal,” would surely bring many fans memories of the genre’s golden age.

    It will also be refreshing to hear unreleased verses from Guru, nearly a decade after his death from cancer in April of 2010 at 43-years-old.

  • Folk-rockers Saintseneca release Chris Farley-inspired single “In a Van” ahead of nationwide tour

    “Strange where the muse can take you. I followed obediently, but I never would have guessed I’d find inspiration in old Chris Farley skits,” explained Saintseneca lead singer and songwriter Zac Little of the band’s newest track “In A Van.”

    Little was revisiting ‘The Best of Chris Farley’ with some friends for the first time in over a decade, which led to the inspiration for the song. “This collection was a fixture of goofy-ness growing up, but it felt like a revelation that night. It was a strangely emotional experience. The gauzy 90’s TV sheen, the feathery haircuts, a couple cringe-y jokes that didn’t age well. But I saw his talent and craft shine through, in a way I had never quite noticed before. It was amazing, funny, and a little sad – knowing the end while witnessing the best all at once. What a weird nostalgia trip to fall into some 25 years later- all tangled up with life and memory – the same old thing, accumulating new meaning with time. I felt old. I felt like a kid.”

    Saintseneca released their latest album, Pillar of Na, in the summer of 2018. Pillar of Na is Saintseneca’s most ambitious album to date, with Little aiming to incorporate genre elements he’d rarely heard in folk. “I wanted to use the idiom of folk-rock, or whatever you want to call it and to try to do something that had never been done before,” he said. “To reach way back, echoing ancient folk melodies, tie that into punk rock, and then push it into the future. I told [the album’s producer] Mike Mogis I wanted Violent Femmes meets the new Blade Runner soundtrack. I’m looking for the intersection between Kendrick Lamar and The Fairport Convention.”

    Saintseneca Tour Dates
    9/17 – Washington DC – Comet Ping Pong
    9/18 – Philadelphia, PA – Boot & Saddle
    9/19 – Brooklyn, NY – Baby’s All Right
    9/20 – Portsmouth, NH – 3S Artspace
    9/21 – Allston, MA – Great Scott
    9/28 – Columbus, OH – Land Grant Brewing
    10/11 – Lexington, KY – The Burl
    10/13 – Lawrence, KS – White School House
    10/15 – Denver, CO – Globe Hall
    10/17 – Boise, ID – Neurolux
    10/18 – Pendleton, OR – Great Pacific
    10/19 – Yakima, WA – Single Hill Brewing
    10/21 – Seattle, WA – Sunset Tavern
    10/22 – Portland, OR – Polaris Hall
    10/24 – Sacramento, CA – Momo Sacramento
    10/25 – San Francisco, CA – Café Du Nord
    10/26 – Los Angeles, CA – Bootleg Bar
    10/28 – San Diego, CA – Soda Bar

  • Marco Benevento releases latest single off ‘Let it Slide,’ announces fall tour with 5 stops in New York

    Marco Benevento has released “Send It On A Rocket,” his self-proclaimed “end of summer anthem” and third single ahead of new album Let It Slide, due out September 20th on Royal Potato Family. In between references to reefer and Topo Chico, deep pockets of bass and spaced-out synths, the cascading composition reveals that behind Marco the bandleader – who covers his piano strings in gaffers tape and enjoys walking his pet goats and peacocks through the Catskill woods – there are patches of sorrow he’s now ready to contemplate more seriously than ever.

    The sounds of “Send It On A Rocket” preview the new territory charted between Benevento and Let It Slide producer Leon Michels, a partnership marking the first time Benevento relinquished studio control of his own music. As evident on the new single, that surrender led to his deepest inward exploration, and spontaneous impulses like taping those piano strings. Read Benevento’s introduction to the song via Talkhouse.

    Introduced via dear friend Richard Swift (who was set to mix the LP before passing), Marco made Let It Slide with Michels (Sharon Jones, Adele, Lana Del Rey, Lady Gaga) and an unexpected, Upstate NY bromance ensued, and Marco’s trust in Leon ultimately informed the album’s core: free yourself to be yourself. Citing influence in Can, ESG, Childish Gambino, and Mulatu Astatke, he dug deep into his lyrics, exploring acceptance, desire, and regret, while embracing the moment – an impulse to cover piano strings in gaffers tape created the LP’s main muted sound (along with the Binson Echorec, the tape machine behind 1970s Pink Floyd).

    This fall, Marco Benevento and his band – including Karina Rykman (bass) and Andy Borger (drums) will make 30 stops from coast to coast, with 5 shows in New York over two weeks in October.

    MARCO BENVENTO
    Tour Dates

    10/10 – Buffalo, NY – Iron Works
    10/11 – Ithaca, NY – The Haunt
    10/12 – Albany, NY – Cohoes Music Hall **
    10/13 – Woodstock, NY – The Colony *
    10/17 – Portland, ME – Port City Music Hall ^
    10/19 – Burlington, VT – Higher Ground ^
    10/20 – Holyoke, MA – Gateway City Arts ^
    10/23 – Fairfield, CT – FTC StageOne ^
    10/24 – Brooklyn, NY – Music Hall of Williamsburg ^
    10/25 – Philadelphia, PA – Underground Arts ^
    10/26 – Washington, DC – Pearl Street Warehouse ^
    11/2 – Shizuoka, Japan – Frue Festival
    11/6 – Pittsburgh, PA – Club Cafe ^
    11/7 – Grand Rapids, MI – Founders Brewing ^
    11/8 – Chicago, IL – Lincoln Hall ^
    11/9 – St. Paul, MN – Turf Club ^
    11/10 – Milwaukee, WI – The Back Room @ Colectivo ^
    11/11 – Davenport, IA – Raccoon Motel ^
    11/12 – Indianapolis, IN – HiFi ^
    11/13 – St. Louis, MO – Old Rock House ^
    11/14 – Nashville, TN – Basement East ^
    11/15 – Louisville, KY – Zanzabar ^
    11/16 – Cleveland, OH – Beachland Tavern ^
    12/5 – San Diego, CA – Casbah San Diego
    12/6 – Los Angeles, CA – The Teragram Ballroom ^
    12/7 – San Francisco, CA – The Independent ^
    12/8 – Felton, CA – Felton Music Hall
    12/9 – Mill Valley, CA – Sweetwater Music Hall ^
    12/10 – Arcata, CA – Humbrews / Humboldt Brews ^
    12/11 – Eugene, OR – WildCraft Cider Works ^
    12/12 – Bend, OR – Volcanic Theatre Pub ^
    12/13 – Portland, OR – Doug Fir Lounge ^
    12/14 – Seattle, WA – The Crocodile ^

    ** w/ Mikaela Davis
    ^ w/ The Mattson 2

  • Joywave Returns with New Single and Show Announcements

    Joywave dropped the first single off their highly-anticipated third album, Like a Kennedy. In conjunction with the release, they announced “The Possession Sessions,” a handful of show dates including intimate shows in Rochester on June 29 and Brooklyn on July 11. The hometown show in Rochester at The Bug Jar sold out in a few hours, and a second-late night set has just been added. Tickets are on sale here. See the complete list of upcoming shows below.

    In a commentary that is available to stream now, Armbruster explains:

    “I think a lot of people will probably try to fit this song into some type of political narrative, but that’s really not the point. It’s a song about complete exhaustion and media burnout. It’s an anti-chaos song. Every screen you walk by DEMANDS your attention. Everything is BREAKING NEWS in all caps. It’s a really difficult time to think about the mundane small-scale things that have been the focus of human existence until very recently. I don’t think people should check out, but I think it’s beneficial to at least zoom out and not take the bait every time. It feels like everything is designed to keep us enraged 24 hours a day. We deserve a little sanity.”

    – Daniel Armbruster

    The Possession Sessions:

    June 29 – Rochester, NY – The Bug Jar

    JULY 9 – Los Angeles, CA – The Moroccan Lounge

    July 11 – Brooklyn, NY – Elsewhere (Zone One)

    July 13 – Chicago, IL – Taste of Chicago

    July 18 – Fayetteville, AR – Free Summer Concert Series at JBGB *

    July 19 – Kansas City, MO – Coors Light Block Party *

    August 10 – Redmond, WA – 107.7 The End Presents Summer Camp *

    November 20 – London, UK – The Lexington

  • The Big Takeover Announces New Single, Tour Dates

    By Maddi Annunziata, Contributing Writer

    New York seven-piece band, The Big Takeover, perfectly fuses big band Motown with Jamaican pop roots, making it nearly impossible not to dance along. In their new single “Shy.” they offer an upbeat, retro tune that stays with you,  keeping you bopping around all day. This is the first single released from the band’s upcoming fourth album, and it’s filled with powerful horns, a foot-stomping beat, and soulful vocals.


    Despite its cheery, optimistic sound, the single has a rather somber story. Powerhouse singer/songwriter, Nee Nee Rushie, tells us about a love triangle, and everyone involved is too shy to communicate with each other and see their own truth. “I was trying to tell a very specific story, because I’ve written many stories that are left up to interpretation,” she elaborates, “feeling shy is an inexplicable and intriguing human behavior that most humans should be able to relate to.” “Shy” has an incredibly rich, boppy, and sweet sound that flows through you in a way that you can’t help but dance across the room. Listen to the single below or check it out through your favorite streaming platform here.

    The Big Takeover has been making a name for itself recently, sharing the stage with major acts such as The Wailers, Sister Sparrow, Jefferson Starship, and Pete Seeger. In 2018 they completed a 12-state tour and performed at Omaha’s Jazz on the Green festival.

    In addition to writing their new album, which is set to release later this year, The Big Takeover is set to appear at a number of notable music festivals this summer, including  Strangecreek in Greenfield, MA this weekend, Mountain Jam, and Musikfest. Check out the dates below to see when they’re playing near you.

    The Big Takeover Tour Dates:

    May 24 – Strangecreek Festival –  Greenfield, MA

    May 25 – Cisco Brewers – Portsmouth, NH

    May 30 – Lukin’s – Utica, NY

    May 31 – Red Square – Burlington, VT

    June 1 – Newburyport Brewing Co. – Newburyport, MA

    June 2 – Strawberry Jam – Turin, NY

    June 7 – Waterhole – Saranac Lake, NY

    June 8 – Burlington Discover Jazz – Burlington, VT

    June 9 – Earth Sky Time – Bennington, VT

    June 14 – Mountain Jam – Bethel, NY

    June 15 – Clearwater Festival – Croton On Hudson, NY  

    June 23 – Unifier Festival – Tolland, MA

    June 30 – Cisco Brewers – Nantucket, MA

    July 3 – The Promenade at Sagemore – Marlton, NJ

    July 5 – First Fee Friday Eve – Shelburne, VT

    July 6 – Dockside Park – Cold Spring, NY

    Aug. 1 – CFCU Summer Concert Series – Ithaca, NY

    Aug. 3 – Reggae Festival – Woodstock, NY

    Aug. 8 – Musikfest – Bethlehem, PA

    Sept. 7 – Drum Boogie Festival – Woodstock, NY

    Sept. 14 – Gloucester, MA @ Gloucester Harvest Fest

    Sept. 21 – B-Side Ballroom – Oneonta, NY

    Sept 28 – Canjam Festival – Pottstown, PA

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