Tag: Tarrytown Music Hall

  • Larry Campbell & Teresa Williams Announce new Album, Woodstock Stop

    Larry Campbell and Teresa Williams announced their long-awaited album Live At Levon’s! will be released on Feb. 3. They have also announced a tour with stops in Tarrytown, Poughkeepsie, and Woodstock.

    Larry Campbell

    Larry Campbell and Teresa Williams returned to their Woodstock home in 2019 to create the record, after a long year of touring. They recorded it at Levon Helm Studios, a historic and dual-purposed recording studio and live music venue founded by the legendary Levon Helm. The duo played multiple shows there with the Midnight Ramble Band, fronted by Helm with whom Campbell served as a bandleader for over a decade.

    The album was supposed to be released in 2020 after a live performance was recorded at the studio with their musician friends. Of course, the pandemic stopped that from happening, and Campbell ended up catching COVID in March 2020. With all that aside, they are ready to perform and get back into touring.

    I’ll never forget the first time I experienced performing as a child and knew my lot in life was set. The only reason I am a singer is because of the indefinable spark that happens with the giving and receiving of your most intimate selves, back and forth, between the artist on stage and the audience there in the room. If I can’t see the audience because of lighting, it almost becomes even more spiritual, because it’s all just feeling them—us together in the moment. And each performance/audience has its own personality. If you can drop the thinking and just ‘be’ with them and this sharing of your most intimate selves, there’s no describing the transcendence.

    Teresa Williams

    The record Live At Levon’s! puts Campbell’s world-class guitar skills on display, and shows his songwriting capabilities. William’s vocals provide raw honesty and her trademark fragility and ferocity. Their new single “Angel of Darkness” is out today.

    Larry Campbell and Teresa Williams are also going on tour, and are hitting Tarrytown on Nov. 18, Poughkeepsie on Nov. 19, and a special performance at the Levon Helm Studios where they recorded the album in Woodstock on April 22. Their brand-new album is available for preorder here and to purchase tickets to their tour go here.

    Larry Campbell & Teresa Williams Tour Dates

    2/2 – Easton, MD – Avalon Theatre – Stoltz Listening Room
    2/3 – Richmond, VA – Richmond Music Hall
    2/4 – Johnson City, TN – Down Home
    2/5 – Decatur, GA – Eddie’s Attic
    2/7 – Jacksonville Beach, FL – Blue Jay Listening Room
    2/8 – Tampa, FL – The Attic
    2/10-17 – Miami, FL – Cayamo Cruise on Norwegian “Pearl”
    2/24 – Washington, DC – Mountain Stage @ The Kennedy Center
    3/15 – Pittsburgh, PA – Thunderbird Cafe *
    3/16 – Ann Arbor, MI – The Ark *
    3/18 – Chicago, IL – Old Town School *
    3/19 – Milwaukee, WI – Shank Hall *
    3/21 – Madison, WI – Stoughton Opera House *
    3/22 – Minneapolis, MN – The Parkway *
    3/24 – Kansas City, MO – Knuckleheads *
    3/25 – St. Louis, MO – Off Broadway *
    3/26 – Nashville, TN – City Winery *
    3/28 – Asheville, NC – Grey Eagle *
    3/29 – Carrboro, NC – Cat’s Cradle *
    3/31 – Washington, DC – Miracle Theatre *
    4/1 – Ardmore, PA – Ardmore Music Hall *
    4/14 – Great Barrington, MA – The Mahaiwe PAC ^
    4/22 – Woodstock, NY – Levon Helm Studios

  • Jazz is Dead Celebrate 25th Anniversary with Tour Stops in Tarrytown and NYC

    Jazz is Dead, the acclaimed All-Star instrumental ensemble, famous for interpretations of classic Grateful Dead songs, is celebrating its 25 anniversary with a fifteen show tour. They will also be performing Grateful Dead’s Wake of The Flood marking it’s 50 anniversary.

    jazz is dead

    The group was formed in 1998 by bassist Alphonso Johnson, who was in groups like Santana and The Other Ones. Joining Johnson are guitarists Steve Kimock and Bobby Lee Rodgers, and percussionist Pete Lavezzoli, who is known for his work with Oteil & Friends and the Jerry Garcia Band.

    The group recorded three acclaimed albums, and their album Laughing Water released in 1999 was an instrumental Wake of The Flood reinterpretation. That album has been described as “a superior remake of the Grateful Dead’s rather ordinary rock album Wake of the Flood” by Ed Kopp for All About Jazz.

    The 25 anniversary tour makes stop in Tarrytown on Jan. 26 and NYC on the 27. Tarrytown is located in Westchester county on the eastern bank of the Hudson River, approximately 25 miles north of Midtown Manhattan, with a small population of about 12,000. The town is rich with Revolutionary War history and known for the river views.

    For more information about Jazz is Dead, and to buy tickets to their upcoming tour, go here.

    Jazz is Dead Tour Dates

    Jan. 10 – The Coach House – Capistrano, Calif. 

    Jan. 11 – The Canyon – Montclair, Calif. 

    Jan. 12 – The Canyon – Agoura, Calif. 

    Jan. 13 – The Regency Ballroom – San Francisco

    Jan. 15 – The Paramount – Denver

    Jan. 17 – Celebrity Theatre – Phoenix 

    Jan. 19 – Barrymore Theatre – Madison, Wis. 

    Jan. 20 –  Des Plains Theatre – Des Plaines, Ill. 

    Jan. 21 – The Arcata – St. Charles, Ill. 

    Jan. 22 – The Agoura – Cleveland

    Jan. 24 – The Wilbur – Boston

    Jan. 25 – The Keswick Theatre – Glenside, Pa. 

    Jan. 26 – Tarrytown Music Hall – Tarrytown, N.Y. 

    Jan. 27 – The Palladium at Times Square – New York, N.Y. 

    Jan. 28 – Penns Peak – Jim Thorpe, Pa.

  • Bela Fleck “My Bluegrass Heart” Spring Tour Coming To New York this week

    Nominated in 2022 for Best Bluegrass Grammy, Béla Fleck hits the road on his GRAMMY winning album “My Bluegrass Heart” Spring Tour. Fleck will stop in New York on April 6th at the State Theatre of Ithaca, April 8th in Albany at The Egg, April 10th at the Patchogue Theatre and April 13th at Tarrytown Music Hall.

    After the sold-out shows at Carnegie Hall and the Ryman, Béla Fleck decided to extend his “My Bluegrass Heart” that will feature a variety of musicians.

    Béla Fleck’s title for his album, My Bluegrass Heart was inspired from the classic “My Spanish Heart” from Tony and Chick Corea who he decided to dedicate the album too. Although this is his third run of the tour, Béla Fleck continues to keep the tradition of sharing music between generations.

    “We’re reuniting the incredible first band—but with one change. Fiddler Stuart Duncan joins Sierra Hull, Justin Moses, Mark Schatz, Bryan Sutton and me. It’s time for the banjo player in the band to practice feverishly, because keeping up with this gang is no joke. It’s also one of the great joys!”

    -Béla Fleck

    The core group of bluegrass musicians that play with Béla Fleck include New Grass Revivalist Sam Bush, fiddle player Stuart Duncan, bassist Mark Schatz and dobro player Jerry Douglas, alongside Chris Thile, Molly Tuttle, David Grisman, Brian Sutton, Edgar Meyer, Sierra Hull, Billy Strings, Tony Trischka, and fiddle avant-gardist Billy Contreras.  

    Ticket information can be found here.

    Béla Fleck:  My Bluegrass Heart Tour 

    Featuring Stuart Duncan, Sierra Hull, Justin Moses, Mark Schatz, Bryan Sutton
    March 31  Savannah, GA  Savannah Music Festival 

    April 1  Norfolk, VA  Virginia Arts Festival 

    April 2  Reading, PA  Berks Jazz Festival

    April 3  Northampton, MA  The Academy of Music

    April 5  Lebanon, NH  Lebanon Opera House

    April 6  Ithaca, NY  State Theatre of Ithaca

    April 7  Concord, NH  Capitol Center for the Arts

    April 8  Albany, NY  The Egg

    April 9  New London, CT  Garde Arts Center

    April 10  Patchogue, NY  Patchogue Theatre

    April 12  Williamsport, PA  Community Arts Center

    April 13  Tarrytown, NY  Tarrytown Music Hall

    April 14  Wilmington, DE  The Grand Opera House

    April 15  Charlotte, NC  Knight Theater 

    April 16  Bristol, TN  Paramount Bristol 

    Featuring Michael Cleveland, Jacob Jolliff, Cody Kilby, Justin Moses, Mark Schatz

    May 24  Wilmington, NC  Greenfield Lake Amphitheater

    May 25  Durham, NC  Carolina Theatre

    May 26  Charleston, SC  Charleston Music Hall 

    May 27  Cumberland, MD  DelFest

    Featuring Michael Cleveland, Sierra Hull, Justin Moses, Mark Schatz, Bryan Sutton 

    June 12  Springfield, MO  Gillioz Theater

    June 14  Kansas City, MO  Kauffman Center

    June 16 & 19 Telluride, CO  Telluride Bluegrass Festival (+ special guests)

    Bluegrass Happening: Bela Fleck & My Bluegrass Heart, Sam Bush & The Jerry Douglas Band

    June 21   Jefferson City, MO  Capitol Region Amphitheatre

    June 22   Davenport, IA   Adler Theatre

    June 24  Highland Park, IL   Ravinia  

    Featuring Michael Cleveland, Sierra Hull, Justin Moses, Mark Schatz, Bryan Sutton 

    June 25  Eau Claire, WI  Blue Ox Music Festival

    June 26  Washburn, WI  Big Top Chautauqua  

    Bluegrass Happening: Bela Fleck & My Bluegrass Heart Sam Bush & The Jerry Douglas Band

    June 29 – Marietta, OH @ Peoples Bank Theatre

    July 2 – Vienna, VA @ Wolf Trap  

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