NYS Music 202​1

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  • Albany Pro Musica Begins their 41st Season on August 8

    On August 8th, Albany Pro Musica will begin their 41st season of live music, which will also be their first show since the COVID-19 pandemic began. There is something for everyone this season, ranging from Broadway to Brahms.

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    Albany Pro Musica is a choral ensemble known for its ability to conquer all genres of music with distinction. It was founded in 1981 by a professor at the University of Albany that believed there was need for community musicians to get the opportunity to perform professionally. APM attracts audiences from all over the world with their diverse, bold musical projects.

    Their 41st season starts off strong, with a performance of musical theater favorites, including “Aquarius”/“Let the Sunshine In” from Hair; “My Favorite Things” from The Sound of Music; and a medley of Rodgers & Hammerstein’s best Broadway tunes. The Park Playhouse in Albany’s Washington Park will allow for distanced outdoor seating to ensure the safety of our patrons and singers. 

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    On October 24th, APM will perform “Let’s Talk About Love,” which is exactly what the title describes it as — the ensemble will feature various compositions bout love, ranging from heartache to platonic and romantic love to sacred, intimate love. The concert will be held at Troy Savings Bank Music Hall and will commence at 3pm.

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    On December 19th, APM will perform one of its most popular shows, their Christmas special. It is a holiday tradition for many, designed to inspire and celebrate through the power of music. Framed by Lauridsen’s mesmerizing O Magnum Mysterium and The Many Moods of Christmas Suite, this performance will also feature the premiere of a new work for chorus, orchestra, and baritone, written and performed by APM’s composer-in-residence Bradley Ellingboe. The show will be performed at the Troy Savings Bank Music Hall.

    On March 6th, 2022, Albany Pro Musica will indulge in Rachmaninoff’s magnificent “All Night Vigil,” often referred to as “Vespers.” It is one of the most celebrated choral works in history and is noted for its beautiful spirituality. It will also be performed at the Troy Savings Bank Music Hall.

    The closing show for the 41st season of Albany Pro Musica will be Brahms’ Human Requiem on May 8th, 2022. Unlike traditional requiem masses, this piece focuses on the living, beginning with the second Beatitude: “Blessed are they that mourn, for they shall be comforted.” The performance will be a tribute to all the lives lost due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and to provide comfort for those who lost loved ones during this time. It is the most beautiful and precious way to finish off a highly anticipated, meaningful 41st season for Albany Pro Musica.

    Tickets for and more information regarding this concert series can be found here!

  • In Focus: Amy Helm and The Sea The Sea at Alive at 5

    On Wednesday, July 14th, Albany’s Alive at 5 concert series featured two acts native to upstate New York, indie folk-pop duo, The Sea The Sea, and Folk-rock, multi instrumentalist Amy Helm.

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    For the third week in a row, the concert was held at the Rain location under the 787 overpass. Despite the uncooperative weather, attendance was near capacity. Check out the setlists and photo gallery below.

    Alive at 5 returns this week, Wednesday, July 21, with Hartley’s Encore and YAM YAM.

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    Setlists from Alive at 5 with Amy Helm and The Sea The Sea

    The Sea The Sea: I’ll be loving you, Rainstorm, A thousand years, Broken, In the altogether, Back to the wild, Not the same as goodbye, The meaning of love, This is the way, Love we are we love, Let our Kites Fly, Nothing Brighter, The Art of Feeling, I’m so Lonesome, Stumbling Home, Everybody, Fall before the climb

    Amy Helm: This Too Shall Light, Heat Lightning, Breathing, Rescue Me, Roll The Stone, Carry It Alone, Calling Home, Cotton On The Cane, Running Out Of Love, Wait For The Rain, Terminal B, He Called Me Baby, Atlantic City, Didn’t It rain, Sweet Mama

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  • Turning Stone Showroom Undergoes Renovation

    The Turning Stone Resort Casino Showroom in Verona is undergoing an electrifying renovation in anticipation of the return of live events. Turning Stone surveyed 30,000 guests and found that the majority of guests simply cannot wait to attend live music events post-COVID.

    The results are especially exciting for Turning Stone as it is an award-winning destination for live entertainment in the state of New York.

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    After surveying more than 30,000 guests, Turning Stone found that 92% of respondents miss attending live entertainment and events, 76% are looking for live events in intimate venues (less than 1,000 people), 73% are eager to attend live events again, and 65% are willing to travel more than 120 miles to attend live events.

    Turning Point recently announced that it is unveiling a series of multi-million dollar renovations across the resort, focusing on a significant overhaul of The Showroom. The Showroom will become much more modernized and will create an all-new intimate environment for live events.

    Specific features of the new Showroom include: a state-of-the-art sound system that will provide perfect acoustics for every performance genre; new contemporary design, featuring dark mahogany woods and shades of deep purples and violets; more than 650 premium stadium-style seats; and an all-new bar in the newly added atrium.

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    Benny Mardones at Turning Stone Showroom

    “These survey results are very encouraging as they indicate our guests are eager to attend live performances again, which we know is also a significant driver of tourism in our region,” said Oneida Indian Nation Representative and Oneida Nation Enterprises CEO Ray Halbritter. “This is also great news for the local music scene in Central New York. We take great pride in showcasing local talent in our venues and introducing our guests who come from all over the county to the best our region has to offer.”

    The Showroom construction will be completed before September, when live entertainment will resume at Turning Stone. Shows being hosted here will be announced shortly. Get ready for a music-filled fall at Turning Stone!

  • moe. to play Apple Valley August 7-8 with Marco Benevento

    Creative Concerts has announced that moe. will perform at Apple Valley Park in LaFayette, NY on Saturday, August 7th and Sunday, August 8th.

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    Unlike other upcoming shows at Apple Valley, these two moe. shows are general admission only. With NYS restrictions lifted, the venue looks forward to welcoming moe.rons to the area in a format of outdoor concert many live music enthusiasts have all been missing. 

    Enjoy an evening with moe. on Saturday, August 7, with gates opening at 4pm and music starting at 6pm. On Sunday, August 8, Marco Benevento will open the night, with gates opening at 3pm and music starting at 5pm.

    For three decades, moe. has corralled myriad musical forms on a truly original journey rich with crafty, clever songwriting and astonishing resourcefulness. Fueled by an impassioned fan base, moe. has spent much of those thirty years on the road, encompassing countless live performances marked by eclectic wit, deep friendship, and exploratory invention.

    Having built an enduring legacy with hard work and a confirmed commitment to creativity and community, moe. seem as surprised as anyone to find themselves at such a significant landmark. Impossible to pigeonhole as anything other than simply moe., this one-of-a-kind band has never been easily categorized, their sonic adventurousness and tongue-in-cheek humor distinctly and undeniably their own. 

    Apple Valley Park is located in beautiful LaFayette, NY. With its rural atmosphere, rolling hills, and expansive fall foliage, it has proven to be a wonderful home to the annual LaFayette Apple Festival since 1973. More recently it has expanded to host other live entertainment events, including a few successful drive-in concerts in the fall of 2020.

    Apple Valley Park upcoming shows
    Umphrey’s McGee (June 25, 26)
    Blackberry Smoke (June 29)
    Warren Haynes (July 3)
    Tedeschi Trucks Band (July 9, 10, 11)
    Dark Star Orchestra (July 31, August 1)

    Tickets are now on sale at applevalleypark.com

  • Third Time’s The Charm for the Dead and Knickerbocker Arena: June 11, 1992

    By 1992, there was no secret about the affinity the Grateful Dead had for Albany’s Knickerbocker Arena. This would be the third year in a row they made sure to make a tour stop here. But after two previous three-night runs, including the acclaimed one from 1990 that will always be associated with their acclaimed Dozin’ At The Knick live album, the Dead only had two nights to play all the hits this year. This first of these performance went down 29 years ago today.

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    Tonight’s Grateful Dead show, despite a ravenous Knickerbocker Arena, has a very relaxed open as the band slowly ambles into a “Bertha” opener. No complaints are heard as the crowd drowns out the opening lyrics in delight. After a mild jam that’s peppered with some thunderous bass notes from Phil Lesh, the entire room seems to be singing along for the remainder of this first set staple. The “New Minglewood Blues” that comes next begins in similar fashion. Garcia and keyboardist Vince Welnick each drop a couple of bluesy solos and get stretched out a little while, in between, Bob Weir takes care of the vocals, making note of the “Upstate fllies” in a nod to the locale.

    “Row Jimmy” gets the rest of the band singing again, and sees more dexterous work from Garcia on guitar, as he digs into his MIDI bag of effects and offers something that sounds closer to a flute solo at one point. After three classic Dead originals, the first cover of the night is Bob Dylan’s “Queen Jane Approximately,” with Weir once again manning lead vocals. Welnick gets in on the act here and highlights this one with a blissful, ethereal piano solo.

    “Dire Wolf” finally brings the tempo back up and the band rips through another first set mainstay, with Garcia plowing through his requisite solo with ease. But it’s near a minute and a half until the next selection is made, “Beat It On Down The Line.” With both the Dead and Knickerbocker Arena now alive and well, the sing-a-long is back on thanks to “Loose Lucy” as the crowd continues to add their collective backing to the lyrics in revelry. Welnick makes the shift from piano to Hammond organ nicely and adds some flavorful support as well. “The Music Never Stopped” then puts the fitting finishing touches on a crisp opening set that’s nothing but treasured Dead originals and a Dylan cover.

    The Dead dive into one of their more recent originals with “Foolish Heart” to kick off the second set at the Knick. Garcia and Welnick once again complement each other beautifully on guitar and keys, respectively, as the band sears through this one effortlessly. No extended jam of note develops afterwards. Instead, it’s a brief pause and away with “Playin’ In The Band” where, after a quick run through of verse, the collective improvisation starts almost immediately and doesn’t let up anytime soon. When it does, the beginning to “Uncle John’s Band” ensues, as the audience seems to come back up for air after the quick yet heavy display of psychedelic mayhem that immediately preceded it.

    The Dead then go back down to the bottom, the way bottom, courtesy of an extended “Drums” > “Space” sequence that stretches out to nearly a half hour. A well rested Knick is more than happy to help out with the vocals for the “I Need A Miracle” that finally emerges. A quick jam, punctuated by an aggressive Welnick piano solo, is crafted before things slow down one last time with “Wharf Rat.”

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    After another set comprised of solely live Dead originals, and some intense improv, the evening closes out with a pair of covers. Weir hams it up one last time on vocals, and Welnick on piano as well for that matter, on Chuck Berry’s rocker “Around and Around” that suits the crowd perfectly. And the band help themselves to some more Dylan material with “The Mighty Quinn” that serves as tonight’s encore.

    With night one of the two-night run now in the books, expectations were surely through the roof for the following evening. Thanks to some sort of odd cross-promotional gadgetry straight out of 1992, if you held onto your ticket stub from tonight, the Dead would make sure you were well fed for tomorrow.

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    Grateful Dead Knickerbocker Arena – Albany, NY 6/11/92

    Set 1: Bertha, Minglewood Blues, Row Jimmy, Queen Jane Approximately, Dire Wolf, Beat It On Down The Line, Loose Lucy, The Music Never Stopped

    Set 2: Foolish Heart, Playin’ In The Band-> Jam-> Uncle John’s Band-> Drums-> Jam-> I Need A Miracle-> Wharf Rat-> Around and Around

    E: The Mighty Quinn

  • Pigeons Playing Ping Pong Will Open Fall Tour in Port Chester

    Pigeons Playing Ping Pong, the Baltimore-based funk quartet, just announced their Fall 2021 tour. There are fourteen stops planned, the first two of which are at the historic Capitol Theater in Port Chester, NY. From there, they will travel to various cities across the country to leave fans in awe of their funky sound.

    The band cannot wait to get back on stage: “I think one of the silver linings of this pandemic is all of our renewed appreciation for live music,” says singer/guitarist “Scrambled Greg” Ormont. “The bands, the fans, the venues, we’re all rejuvenated and ready to unleash this energy. Honestly, as fired up as I am to get back on stage, I’m almost more excited to see how the crowd reacts to being back in our collective element. It’s going to be a tour for the ages.”

    After kicking off the tour in Port Chester on October 14th and 15th, P4 will continue on to the mid-atlantic region with an exciting trio of Halloween themed shows. They will then perform in Indianapolis, Milwaukee, and Minneapolis. After stopping in Des Moines, they will end the tour in Denver on November 13th. Supporting acts include Sunsquabi (October 29th to the 31st) and Neighbor (October 16th). Magic Beans will join Pigeons for the remaining tour dates.

    Fall tour tickets will be available via Artist Presale running Wednesday June 16th at 10am through Thursday June 17th at 10pm local time using the password FLOCK. General onsale will begin Friday June 18th at 10am local time, with the exception of Denver’s Mission Ballroom which will go on sale Friday at 12pm MT.

    For more information, click here.

    Pigeons Playing Ping Pong Fall 2021 Tour:

    10/15 Port Chester, NY – The Capitol Theatre

    10/16 Port Chester, NY – The Capitol Theatre

    10/29 Washington, DC – The Anthem

    10/30 Pittsburgh, PA – Stage AE

    10/31 Columbus, OH – Express Live

    11/3 Detroit, MI – Royal Oak Music Theatre

    11/4 Indianapolis, IN – Egyptian Room

    11/5 St. Louis, MO – The Pageant

    11/6 Milwaukee, WI – Pabst Theater

    11/7 Minneapolis, MN – Varsity Theater

    11/9 Des Moines, IA – Wooly’s

    11/10 Kansas City, MO – The Truman

    11/12 Boulder, CO – Fox Theatre

    11/13 Denver, CO – Mission Ballroom

  • King Crimson to Hold Court at 4 Shows in New York this Summer


    King Crimson will return to the stage this summer, with their influential prog-rock ready in tow. They’ll make four stops across New York State, including Buffalo, Saratoga Springs, Canandaigua and Queens.

    Featuring bandleader Robert Fripp, Tony Levin (bass), Jakko Jakszyk (vocalist/multi-instrumentalist), Mel Collins (multi-instrumentalist), and the drum trio of Pat Mastelotto, Gavin Harris, and Jeremy Stacey, King Crimson will kick off their summer tour on July 22 in Florida and find their way into New York in late August, before closing the tour in Washington D.C. on Sept. 11.

    The Crimson Beast Of Terror has woken from its enforced slumbering and is venturing out to stomp flat the psyches of innocents not yet experienced in the hammering onslaught of King Crimson’s uncompromising pounding – bish! bish! bish! – before turning on a beat to jellify hearts with gut-wrenching passion and soul-squeezing epic unfoldings to remind us that we are all mere subjects in the unfolding drama of the universe’s unfathomable mysteries while simultaneously rocking out and having a great time bopping about with Tony and Bobby and Gavin and Jakko and Mel and Pat and Jezza too.

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    King Crimson formed in London in 1968 and have influenced artists from multiple genres of music since, among them YES and Genesis. Fripp, the band’s remaining founding member, has been a driving force throughout the band’s history. King Crimson has drawn broad inspiration over the years, incorporating elements of classical music, jazz, folk, heavy metal, industrial and experimental music.

    For tickets and more info visit the band’s official website.

    On your way to SPAC, don’t forget that Stewart’s Shops is your ice cream shop! With over 345 shops in 31 counties across New York and southern Vermont, the convenience store chain is known for their fresh &local dairy products. With dozens of choices at the cone counter, you’re bound to find something you love! Try a shake, sundae, or cone today,  What’s Your Flavor?

    King Crimson 2021 Tour Dates

    July 22 – Clearwater, FL – Ruth Eckerd Hall
    July 23 – Delray Beach, FL – Old School Square
    July 24 – St. Augustine, FL – St Augustine Amphitheater
    July 26 – Orlando, FL – Dr. Phillips Walt Disney Theater
    July 27 – Atlanta, GA – The Fox
    July 28 – Nashville, TN – Ryman Auditorium
    July 30 – Fort Worth, TX – Will Rogers Memorial Auditorium
    July 31 – Cedar Park, TX – H-E-B Center
    Aug. 2 – Greenwood Village, CO – Fiddlers Green Amphitheater
    Aug. 3 – Sandy, UT – Sandy Amphitheater
    Aug. 5 – Concord, CA – Concord Pavilion *
    Aug. 6 – Los Angeles – The Greek *
    Aug. 7 – Scottsdale, AZ – Talking Stick Ballroom
    Aug. 23 – Saratoga Springs, NY – SPAC *
    Aug. 24 – Northampton, MA – The Pines Theater *
    Aug. 26 – Canandaigua, NY – CMAC *
    Aug. 27 – Lewiston, NY – Artpark Amphitheater*
    Aug. 28 – Rochester Hills, MI – Meadow Brook Amphitheater *
    Aug. 29 – Highland Park, IL – Ravinia *
    Aug. 31 – Milwaukee, WI – Miller High Life Theatre *
    Sept. 1 – Cleveland, OH – Jacobs Pavilion at Nautica *
    Sept. 2 – Huber Heights, OH – Rose Music Center – The Heights *
    Sept. 4 – Holmdel, NJ – PNC Bank Arts Center *
    Sept. 5 – New Haven, CT – Westville Music Bowl
    Sept. 7 – Philadelphia, PA – The Mann Center *
    Sept. 9 – Forest Hills, NY – Forest Hills Stadium *
    Sept. 10 – Boston, MA – Leader Bank Pavilion *
    Sept. 11 – Washington, DC – The Anthem *

    * = with The Zappa Band

  • SummerStage 2021 Lineup Released with Shows Across New York City

    The SummerStage 2021 lineup has just been released, with shows planned presented by Capital One and the City Parks Foundation to begin on June 17th in New York City. The concert series will continue throughout the summer, ending in October. This is the largest free outdoor performing arts festival, so you don’t want to miss it! You can complete a ticket request form now.

    This year’s SummerStage festival centers around the theme of rebirth and resilience, as seen in the season’s artwork. All of the graphics are illustrated by Lyne Lucien, an award-winning Haitian artist based in Brooklyn. SummerStage is a women-run festival with a mission of diversity and inclusion. Since 2019, SummerStage has been transforming the music industry by presenting an annual lineup that features a 50:50 gender balance.

    Performing arts fanatics will be able to enjoy the SummerStage 2021 lineup in various locations across New York City: Central Park, Coney Island, and Marcus Garvey Park. The festival will focus on distinctly New York genres, including hip-hop, Latin, indie rock, contemporary dance, jazz, and global music. SummerStage will also be partnering with Rooftop Films for a free drive-in film and live performance at Flushing Meadows-Corona Park.

    New York-Centrist artists such as Patti Smith and Her Band, Sun Ra Arkestra, Tito Nieves, Armand Hammer & The Alchemist, The Metropolitan Opera, La India, Antibalas, and Marc Rebillet will be featured as part of the free in-person shows. Benefit concerts will feature artists such as of Machine Gun Kelly, Lake Street Dive, Dawes, Chris Botti, Galactic, and Indigo Girls.

    Free tickets are required for entry to every free SummerStage show this season. Ticket pod request forms will be available three weeks prior to each show. City Parks Foundation will frequently update their audiences on venue safety following New York State and City public health guidelines.

    To get amped up for the 2021 season, take a look at the SummerStage 2019 recap!

    City Parks Foundation helps to make public parks vibrant and welcoming gathering spaces for community initiatives such as arts, sports, and environmental education programs for New Yorkers.

  • ESYO’s SpringUP Festival Underway

    Spring is here and the Empire State Youth Orchestra (ESYO) is back in action. Known regionally and nationally for empowering leadership among youth musicians from communities in New York’s Capital Region and the Berkshires, The 2021 SpringUP Festival features street performances, an immersive Soundwalk in Albany’s Washington Park, and virtual mainstage performances in ESYO’s new Virtual Concert Hall. 

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    The festival, which runs through Sunday, June 13, allows ESYO to showcase their work in the community for the first time in 15 months.

    “Youth leaders are found in every ensemble and at all levels of ESYO. Their passion, resiliency, and commitment inspired ESYO to meet the challenges created by the pandemic and keep making music together.

    – Carlos Ágreda, ESYO Music Director

    In-person audiences are welcome to bring a lawn chair and picnic lunch to Washington Park. There is also a spot to donate perishable food items to benefit the Regional Food Bank of Northeastern NY. 

    Outdoor events are FREE and open to the general public. Tickets to ESYO’s virtual mainstage stage concerts are on sale now and start at $1 with ACCESS ESYO membership. For a complete list of festival concerts and events or to donate, visit esyo.org/springup.

    SpringUP Festival

    Of particular interest is the immersive Soundwalk around Washington Park Leks. It was envisioned by Emma Edgar, a senior at Bethlehem High School and executed by herself and an entire team of ESYO student musicians. the Soundwalk will be accessible to the community during the summer months.

    SPRINGUP FESTIVAL EVENTS

    ESYO SpringUP at Troy Waterfront Farmers Market | FREE

    Saturday, May 22, 2021

    Time: 10AM – 1PM
    Venue: Troy Riverfront Park

    ESYO Young Leaders Presents: ESYO Soundwalk | FREE

    Jazz Orchestra, String Orchestra- GE Theatre & Repertory Classical Orchestra at the SpringUP Festival

    Thursday, June 10, 2021
    Time: 7PM
    Venue: ESYO Virtual Concert Hall

    Symphony Classical Orchestra, Youth Percussion, & String Orchestra-Key Hall at the SpringUP Festival

    Friday, June 11, 2021
    Time: 7PM
    Venue: ESYO Virtual Concert Hall

    Wind Orchestra Woodwind Choir, Wind Orchestra Brass Choir, & Concertino Strings at the Spring UP Festival

    Saturday, June 12, 2021
    Time: 3PM
    Venue: ESYO Virtual Concert Hall

    Repertory String Orchestra & Symphony Romantic Orchestra at the SpringUP Festival

    Saturday, June 12, 2021
    Time: 7PM
    Venue: ESYO Virtual Concert Hall

    ESYO Young Leaders Volunteer Festival | FREE

    Bring non-perishable food item to benefit the Regional Food Bank of Northeastern NY

    Sunday, June 13, 2021
    Time: 1PM – 5PM
    Venue: Orisini Park, Village of Altamont

  • The Neon Coven Presents the Party-Inducing JANNIFER’S BODY at Radial Park

    To kick off PRIDE month and launch their ‘Come On Out’ Summer Performance Series, “party-inducing” queer performance company The Neon Coven is taking over Radial Park’s drive-in arena with JANNIFER’S BODY, starring Jan from Season 12 of RuPaul’s Drag Race, performing live for one night only on Wednesday, June 30th.

    The Neon Coven JANNIFER'S BODY

    RuPaul’s Drag Race star Jan is eating boys alive and living to sing about it in JANNIFER’S BODY, a blood-soaked love letter to queer horror and the emo-punk music of the early millennium put together by The Neon Coven.

    Featuring a screening of the cult classic 2009 film Jennifer’s Body along with the music of Avril Lavigne, Panic! At The Disco, Kesha, and more, this one-night-only experience in Radial Park’s uniquely “Cinemersive” outdoor drive-in arena is going to be the gay prom night you’ll remember for the rest of your life. Call your Top 8. We’ll see you there.

    Joining Jan on stage are face-melting Neon Coven performers Tony Lawrence Clements, Mark Mauriello, Kelly McIntyre, Jada Temple, and Ryan Gregory Thurman.

    The show features original music, arrangements, and costume design by Andrew Barret Cox, as well as additional original music by Kelly McIntyre. All summer series shows are directed by Shira Milikowsky. The Managing Producer of the series is Carla Troconis.

    The Radial Park drive-in offers distanced picnic tables that seat up to 5 people, as well as parking spots for cars. General Admission Tickets cost $100 per car/table, and VIP Tickets, which include premium seating and a post-show meet & greet with Jan, cost $175. “Doors” open at 8pm; show at
    9pm.

    Radial Park is located at Halletts Point in Astoria and is accessible by taking the NYC Ferry to Astoria Landing (5 minute walk) or the N/W train to the 30th Ave station (20 minute walk).

    Additional shows in the ‘Come On Out’ Summer Performance Series will be announced at a later date. Shows will take place at various venues across New York City.

    The Neon Coven is a growing performance collective creating theater, events, and nightlife. We like: queer people, theater in non-traditional spaces, and screaming.

    Their first production, the immersive nightclub musical OSCAR at The Crown, had a twice-extended run at 3 Dollar Bill in Bushwick and was described by The New York Times as “a party-inducing Rocky Horror transplanted to a 1990s Madonna video.”

    Other work includes the 2019 World Pride Opening Ceremony at Barclays Center, shows at Arlene’s Grocery and Ars Nova, and collaborations with Hot Rabbit Events and The Muse Brooklyn. Follow us on Instagram and TikTok @theneoncoven.

    Tickets are on sale now and can be purchased here.