Author: robert tellerman

Porno for Pyros Ignite the Capitol Theatre for the Horns, Thorns en Halos Farewell Tour Finale

As the curtain falls on Porno for Pyros’ Horns, Thorns en Halos Farewell Tour, the iconic band graced the stage of the historic Capitol Theatre in Port Chester for one last explosive performance on March 7. Fans gathered to experience a night full of energy, memorable tunes, and a bittersweet goodbye to an era, creating a nostalgic and anticipatory atmosphere.

The current lineup of Porno for Pyros consists of the visionary Perry Farrell, the powerhouse drummer Stephen Perkins, the talented guitarist Peter Distefano, and the legendary bassist Mike Watt. While Martyn LeNoble left the band in 1995, Watt seamlessly stepped in, contributing to the band’s unique sound until their hiatus in 1998.

Contributing to the band’s rich musical blend were Etty Lau Ferrell, Perry’s wife, providing backing vocals, and Robin Hatch skillfully playing the keys. This dynamic ensemble left an enduring impact on audiences during their farewell tour, leaving an indelible mark in each city they graced with their performances.

Opening the night with an electrifying energy was Tigercub, a three-piece rock band hailing from Brighton, UK. The trio, comprised of Jamie Stephen Hall, James Allix, and Jimi Wheelwright, set the stage ablaze with a riveting set that included tracks like “Swoon,” “The Dark Below,” “Control,” and “Stop Beating on My Heart.”

As the anticipation reached its peak, Porno for Pyros took the stage to a thunderous applause. Launching into their set with classics like “Sadness,” “Meija,” and the eponymous “Porno For Pyros” from their 1993 album, the band immediately transported the audience back to the heyday of alternative rock.

The setlist highlighted the band’s growth, including their latest song, “Agua,” and a heartfelt rendition of Iggy and the Stooges’ “I Got a Right.” Each song underscored the band’s musical skill and the significant influence they’ve had on the alternative music scene.

As the night unfolded, Perry Farrell’s signature vocals echoed through the Capitol Theatre, creating an immersive experience for the audience. The climax of the evening came with the performance of Porno for Pyros’ two biggest hits, “Tahitian Moon” and “Pets,” bringing the audience to their feet in a wave of nostalgia and appreciation.

The Capitol Theatre, with its rich history, served as the perfect backdrop for Porno for Pyros to bid farewell to their dedicated fans. The intimate venue allowed for a genuine connection between the band and the audience, making the farewell tour a truly memorable experience for everyone in attendance.

As the final notes resonated through the Capitol Theatre, the crowd erupted into a chorus of cheers and applause, expressing gratitude for the decades of music and memories Porno for Pyros provided.

Setlist: Pets (Partial), Sadness, Meija, Porno for Pyros, Agua, Thick of It All, Cursed Female, Cursed Male, Good God’s://Urge!, Porpoise Head, Blood Rag, Little Me, Wishing Well, Orgasm, I Got a Right, Bad Shit, Tahitian Moon, Pets

March 9, 2024
Tedeschi Trucks Band Triumphs at Beacon Theatre, Kickstarting the Deuces Wild Tour with a Bang

On the night of February 29, the Tedeschi Trucks Band brought their electrifying performance to the Beacon Theatre in New York City, initiating the first of three remarkable shows at this iconic venue. This marked a pivotal moment as the band transitioned to the Beacon after rocking the stage for the initial two nights of the Deuces Wild Tour at the Hard Rock Live at Etess Arena in New Jersey.

Led by the incomparable duo of Susan Tedeschi and Derek Trucks, the band continued to captivate audiences, showcasing their musical artistry throughout this third show of the tour.

The Deuces Wild Tour is happening from February to October 2024, and it’s all about the Tedeschi Trucks Band playing a bunch of different songs, some they wrote, some they didn’t. If you’re a fan in New York City, you’re lucky because they’re doing more shows at the Beacon Theatre, Kings Theatre in Brooklyn, and the Capitol Theatre in Port Chester.

The February 29 show opened with the soulful and atmospheric “Hear My Dear,” a track from the band’s 2022 album, I Am the Moon. The light and dreamy music set the stage just right, surrounding the audience in the band’s special mix of blues, rock, and soul.

The first set reached its climax with a powerful rendition of Blind Faith’s “Had to Cry” and the mesmerizing “Pasaquan.” Trucks’ virtuosic guitar playing took center stage, leaving the audience in awe of his unmatched skill and emotional depth.

As the second set unfolded, Susan Tedeschi showcased her singing skill with a soul-stirring cover of Mike Reid’s “I Can’t Make You Love Me,” famously performed by Bonnie Raitt. The emotional depth of Tedeschi’s performance resonated throughout the Beacon Theatre, capturing the hearts of everyone in attendance.

A memorable part of the night was when Alecia Chakour, a strong member of the Tedeschi Trucks Band, stepped up and sang Aretha Franklin’s “It Ain’t Fair.” Chakour’s amazing singing and stage presence really impressed the audience, showing how important she is to the band’s overall performance.

Gabe Dixon, another gifted member of the group, showcased his exceptional singing skills in a soulful performance of “Gravity,” highlighting the band’s diverse musical abilities and collective talent.

The second set also featured a memorable cover of Derek and The Dominos‘ “Anyday,” where Susan Tedeschi and Mike Mattison engaged in a vocal duet, exchanging verses and harmonizing seamlessly. The band members worked really well together, making the music feel extra special and going beyond just the stage.

The night culminated in a soulful tribute to the late Bill Withers with a cover of “I Wish You Well.” The band’s emotional delivery of Withers’ timeless classic served as a fitting conclusion to an evening filled with musical brilliance and camaraderie.

Tedeschi Trucks Band – Beacon Theatre, NYC – Thursday, February 29, 2024

Setlist: Hear My Dear, Ain’t That Something, Laugh About It, I Am the Moon, Everybody’s Got to Change Sometime, Circles Round the Sun, Had to Cry Today, Pasaquan, I Can’t Make You Love Me, Soul Sweet Song, It Ain’t Fair, Gravity, Do I Look Worried, Last Night In the Rain, Anyday, Part of Me, How Blue Can You Get, I Wish I Knew (How It Would Feel To Be Free), I Wish You Well

March 1, 2024
Marley Magic: Junior Marvin Shines at Patchogue, Intimate Session at Looney Tunes on Long Island Weekend

On February 24, Patchogue Theatre was alive with the iconic reggae sound of The Legendary Wailers, featuring the legendary Junior Marvin. The band’s lineup included Mary-eL on guitar, known for her collaborations with Roger Waters, Tom Morello, and Billy Corgan, Grammy-nominated singer Desi Hyson on lead vocals and keyboard, and Isaac Kouao on drums.

Born in Kingston, Surrey County, Jamaica, Marvin’s journey traces back to his childhood in London, where he developed a passion for both acting and music. He made a mark in the entertainment world with a role in the Beatles’ film Help! and subsequent television appearances. Meanwhile, his musical apprenticeship unfolded in the United States, sharing stages with legends like T-Bone Walker and Ike & Tina Turner.

Patchogue Theatre, a historic venue with a rich cultural legacy, served as the perfect backdrop for this unforgettable performance. The theater has been a hub for the arts since its opening in 1923, hosting a variety of shows ranging from vaudeville to modern performances.

The crowd was treated to a soothing setlist, featuring timeless BobMarley classics. Hits like “Get Up, Stand Up,” “Stir It Up,” “Buffalo Soldier,” “Jammin,” and “One Love” reverberated through the venue, bringing the spirit of reggae to life.

The grand finale of the night was the performance of “Exodus,” leaving the audience in awe and concluding the show on a high note.

The following day, Junior Marvin made a special appearance at Looney Tunes Record Store in West Babylon. In an intimate setting, he captivated the audience with solo renditions of “Redemption Song” and “Stir It Up,” showcasing his masterful guitar playing and soulful vocals. Fans had the opportunity to get up close and personal as Junior signed copies of his latest album, “Happy Family,” and posed for pictures.

The event was a testament to the enduring legacy of reggae music and the incredible talent of Junior Marvin and The Legendary Wailers. The Patchogue Theatre and Looney Tunes Record Store provided the perfect venues for fans to experience the magic of this iconic musician, ensuring an unforgettable weekend of music and memories.

Adding to the excitement of the weekend, the new Bob Marley biographical film, “One Love,” has become a box office sensation. Portrayed in the film by his son, David Marvin Kerr Jr., Junior Marvin’s character adds a personal touch to the cinematic journey, providing audiences with a deeper understanding of the man behind the music. With a worldwide gross of $120.6 million, the film stands as a testament to the enduring influence of Bob Marley’s timeless message of love and unity.

Setlist: Get up, Stand Up, Stir It Up, I Shot the Sheriff, Buffalo Soldier, Roots, Rock, Reggae, Three Little Birds, Natural Mystic, Positive Vibration, No Woman, No Cry, My Friends, Jamming, One Love, Blackbird Fly, The Heathen, Exodus

February 28, 2024
Celebrating the “Year of Alice”: A Remarkable Evening at Birdland Unveiling the Coltrane Legacy

In the dimly lit, historic Birdland theater, a magical atmosphere enveloped the audience as the “Year of Alice” event unfolded. Hosted by the John and Alice Coltrane Home, the evening was a celebration of the legendary jazz couple, John and Alice Coltrane, whose impact on the world of music continues to resonate. Held in the same venue where John and Alice first crossed paths, the event promised a journey through the Coltrane legacy and a glimpse into the upcoming events, concert series, exhibits, and special projects planned for the year 2024-2025.

Ravi and Michelle Coltrane

The evening began with Michelle Coltrane, Alice’s daughter and John’s stepdaughter, setting the tone by warmly welcoming everyone. She spoke passionately about her mother’s enduring influence on the world of music, laying the foundation for an evening that would be a tribute to the Coltrane’s artistic brilliance.

Michelle Coltrane

The founder and President of the Coltrane Home, Steve Fulgoni, took the stage to make an exciting announcement â the restoration of the Coltrane home in Dix Hills had commenced, with plans to open its doors to the public within two years. This revelation sparked anticipation among the audience, eager to witness the preservation of the historic space where the Coltranes once lived and created.

Grammy-nominated harpist Brandee Younger, leader of the Alice Coltrane Ensemble and board member of the John and Alice Coltrane Home, shared insights into the world of harps, the instrument Alice mastered. Joined by Ravi Coltrane, the duo mesmerized the audience with two enchanting renditions of Alice’s compositions, a heartfelt tribute to her exceptional skill and talent.

Ravi Coltrane and Brandee Younger

Ravi Coltrane took a moment to share his thoughts about his iconic parents, providing a personal touch to the evening. The family’s warmth and love for music were clearly felt in Ravi’s words, creating a special connection between the audience and the Coltrane legacy.

Ravi Coltrane

President of Impulse records, Jamie Krents, stepped forward to share exciting news about the upcoming release of “Alice Coltrane at Carnegie Hall” on March 22nd. The revelation was met with enthusiastic applause, affirming the continued appreciation for Alice’s vast musical contributions.

The evening also featured Matthew Garrison from Shapeshifter Plus, a Brooklyn-based non-profit he co-founded with Ravi Coltrane and Fortuna Sung. Their mission, to promote innovative artistic expression, resonated with the audience as they announced their involvement in curating Alice’s music.

Brandon Bibbi, Senior Preservation Architect for the African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund, took the stage to discuss their role in saving the family home from demolition. Their dedication to preserving cultural heritage underscored the significance of the Coltrane legacy in the broader context of American history.

Christopher Collins, President and Artistic Director of the Detroit Jazz Festival, unveiled plans for a special event on Labor Day weekend 2024. Curated by Ravi Coltrane, the festival promised an ambitious musical experience, featuring both Ravi’s musical associates and local string players.

Christopher Collins

Erin Christovale, curator of the Alice Coltrane exhibit, provided a thrilling finale by announcing the showcase of Alice’s archive at the Hammer Museum. For the first time, the public would have access to photographs, posters, handwritten letters, paintings, sculptures, and more, offering a comprehensive view of Alice’s multifaceted artistry.

As Michelle Coltrane wrapped up the evening with heartfelt gratitude, the audience left Birdland with a profound appreciation for the Coltrane legacy and an eagerness to witness the “Year of Alice” unfold. The event was not just a celebration; it was a promise of a year filled with musical treasures and a continued exploration of the extraordinary contributions of John and Alice Coltrane to the world of jazz.

February 26, 2024
A Memorable Night with Brandon “Taz” Niederauer and Friends at the Landmark Jeanne Rimsky Theater

On the evening of Saturday, February 17, music enthusiasts gathered at the historic Landmark Jeanne Rimsky Theater in Port Washington for a memorable night of extraordinary performances headlined by the immensely talented guitarist Brandon “Taz” Niederauer and his friends. The event also featured the opening act, Circus Mind, which added its unique flair to the already electric atmosphere.

A Glimpse into the Past: Landmark Jeanne Rimsky Theater

The Jeanne Rimsky Theater in Port Washington stands as a cultural gem within the community, offering a vibrant space for artistic expression and entertainment. Named in honor of the esteemed philanthropist Jeanne Rimsky, this theater has become a focal point for local and regional performances, ranging from theatrical productions to musical concerts and dance recitals. With its intimate setting and state-of-the-art facilities, the Jeanne Rimsky Theater provides audiences with memorable experiences, while also serving as a nurturing ground for emerging talents. Its commitment to fostering creativity and enriching the cultural landscape of Port Washington makes it a cherished venue for both performers and spectators alike.

Circus Mind Sets the Stage Aglow

The evening kicked off with an engaging performance by Circus Mind, a band known for its fusion of jazz, rock, and soul. The ensemble showcased their musical prowess with members Mark Rechler on keys and vocals, Brian Duggan on guitar, Michael Amendola on sax, Dylan Niederauer on bass, Steve Finkelstein on percussion, and Dan Roth on drums.

Circus Mind’s setlist was a journey through a diverse musical landscape, beginning with the mesmerizing “Jazziest Time” and weaving through songs like “Swing Set,” “Whole Lot of Nuthin,” and “Baby Come Back Down.” The crowd was treated to an unforgettable cover of “Right Place, Wrong Time,” which left everyone craving for more.

Dylan Niederauer and Steve Finkelstein seamlessly transitioned into their roles as they joined Taz and his band for a dynamic collaboration later in the evening.

Taz and Friends: A Musical Extravaganza

Brandon “Taz” Niederauer took the stage with his band, accompanied by stellar musicians Nick Cassarino on guitar and vocals, Matt Godfrey on keys, and Kendall Lentz on drums. The crowd was in for a treat as the ensemble showcased their versatility and musical chemistry throughout the night.

Taz’s setlist featured an eclectic mix of classics and contemporary hits, with standout performances including a soulful rendition of Creedence Clearwater Revival’s “Fortunate Son,” a powerful take on Stevie Wonder’s “Living for the City,” and a heartfelt rendition of Prince’s “I Would Die 4 U.”

Adding an extra layer of magic to the night, Taz welcomed the talented Rita Panico to the stage for a series of captivating vocal performances. The highlight was a stunning cover of Chaka Khan’s “Ain’t Nobody,” along with renditions of “Let It Whip” and a soulful finale with “Red Hot Mama.”

The night at the Landmark Jeanne Rimsky Theater reached its crescendo with the energetic and soulful vibes of “Red Hot Mama,” leaving the audience on their feet and applauding the musical brilliance that unfolded throughout the evening.

February 21, 2024
Benny the Butcher Lights Up Sirius Studio with ‘Everybody Can’t Go’ Release Celebration

At an event at Sirius Studio in New York City, Benny the Butcher marked a pivotal moment in his career as he celebrated the release of his latest album, “Everybody Can’t Go.” The album, a significant milestone as his first major label release under Def Jam, has already been making waves in the hip-hop scene.

The studio session was nothing short of electrifying, featuring an exclusive interview with Benny conducted by DStroy and Gray Rizzy. The atmosphere was charged with excitement as the rapper delved into the creative process behind the album and shared insights into the journey that led him to this groundbreaking release.

Benny treated the audience to a captivating live performance, showcasing his lyrical talent with renditions of three tracks from the album. “Big Dog,” “Jermaine’s Graduation,” and “Back Again” echoed through the studio, leaving an indelible mark on everyone present. The raw and authentic energy in Benny’s delivery resonated with fans and further solidified his status as a force to be reckoned with in the rap game.

The studio audience played an integral role in the event, engaging with Benny through a series of thought-provoking questions. This interactive element provided a unique glimpse into the artist’s mindset and the stories behind the tracks that make up “Everybody Can’t Go.”

A surprise guest appearance by none other than Bun B elevated the celebration to new heights. The special call from the legendary rapper not only underscored the impact of Benny’s work but also emphasized the camaraderie and respect within the hip-hop community.

“Everybody Can’t Go” is not just an album but a testament to Benny the Butcher’s evolution as an artist. The Def Jam release marks a significant chapter in his career, and the Sirius Studio event served as a fitting tribute to the hard work and dedication that went into crafting this masterpiece.

February 5, 2024
A Night of Laughter and Reflection at the LIMEHOF with Jackie Martling

In a recent event at the LIMEHOF, the spotlight shone on the legendary comedian, writer, and actor, Jackie Martling, following a screening of his much-anticipated documentary, “Joke Man.” The intimate setting brought together fans, both familiar and new, creating an atmosphere that resonated with warmth and nostalgia.

Martling opened the evening by expressing his gratitude for the audience’s presence, noting that while previous screenings took place among family, this particular event welcomed strangers as well. As the evening unfolded, Tom Needham, host of the event, guided the conversation through key moments of Martling’s career, providing insights into the making of the documentary and shedding light on the comedian’s multifaceted talents.

“The Journey to ‘Joke Man’”

The transition of the LIMEHOF to embrace comedians and entertainers of all kinds was highlighted during the interview. Martling, an integral part of the Hall of Fame since its inception, played a crucial role in this evolution. Needham praised the comedian for his diverse career, acknowledging his contributions as a writer, comic, actor, filmmaker, and even a musician.

Martling shared the serendipitous story of how “Joke Man” came to be, emphasizing the collaborative efforts with director and producer Ian Karr.

The Musical Side of Jackie Martling

The conversation then shifted towards Martling’s lesser-known but equally significant role in music. The documentary showcased Martling’s musical journey, featuring his contributions to the soundtrack. Martling humorously confessed that they “stole” his music for the film, recounting his early attempts at music and how he eventually found his comedic calling. The discussion touched upon his initial struggles with music, the evolution of his comedy, and the unexpected joys of making music albums.

Audience members were treated to a sample of Martling’s musical talents as his songs played in the lobby, emphasizing the versatile nature of his artistic pursuits. The interview delved into Martling’s enduring love for music, tracing it back to his early attempts at songwriting and the humorous anecdotes surrounding his musical endeavors.

The Howard Stern Show and Beyond

A significant portion of the interview focused on Martling’s legendary tenure on the Howard Stern Show. The comedian provided a detailed account of how he initially joined the show, highlighting the organic nature of his collaboration with Howard Stern, Robin Quivers, and Fred Norris. Martling debunked the myth of instant success, narrating how he committed to the show for three years without pay before becoming a permanent fixture.

The interview explored Martling’s role as the behind-the-scenes joke writer, detailing the intricacies of how he seamlessly contributed to the show’s comedic brilliance. His reflections on the challenges and successes of the show, including its move to mornings and eventual syndication, underscored the lasting impact of the Howard Stern Show on both Martling’s career and the world of radio.

The evening concluded with Martling reminiscing about the show’s close-knit camaraderie, the fine line between breaking balls and reality, and the unique dynamics that fueled its success. The audience left with a deeper understanding of the man behind the jokes, as well as a renewed appreciation for Jackie Martling’s enduring legacy in the world of entertainment.

January 31, 2024
Martin Scorsese at 92Y: Unveiling ‘Killers of the Flower Moon

On January 23, 2024, the famous 92nd Street Y (92Y) was buzzing with excitement as Annette Insdorf led a lively talk with legendary filmmaker Martin Scorsese. The main focus of the event was a close look at Scorsese’s latest film, “Killers of the Flower Moon.” The audience enjoyed insights into the movie, and with Scorsese having earned an Oscar nomination, he now surpasses Steven Spielberg in directorial acclaim.

Adding to the historic moment, Lily Gladstone, who stars in the film, made history herself by becoming the first Native American actress to be Oscar-nominated. Her groundbreaking achievement is a testament to the film’s commitment to diversity and authenticity.

During the on-stage conversation, Scorsese delved into the intricacies of the filmmaking process, shedding light on the chemistry between the actors that brought his vision to life. One of the key elements discussed was the musical score, composed by Robbie Robertson. Scorsese shared insights into the collaborative process of creating the film’s music. This soundtrack, became Robertson’s last film score before he passed away in August 2023. The film is dedicated to his memory. Robertson’s musical talent earned him a posthumous nomination for the Academy Award for Best Original Score in 2024, showcasing the impact of his contribution to the movie’s emotional atmosphere.

Another standout point in the conversation was Scorsese’s commitment to authenticity in depicting the Osage Nation, a Native American tribe central to the film’s narrative. The director and his team actively engaged with members of the Osage Nation, meeting with them on multiple occasions to ensure accurate and respectful portrayals of their people and culture. This collaborative effort added a layer of depth to the film, making it a more immersive and genuine cinematic experience.

To sum it up, the night at 92Y showed us Martin Scorsese’s creative thinking and how he made “Killers of the Flower Moon.” This event celebrated not just his successes but also the diverse magic that makes movies special. It’s a noteworthy moment in his impressive journey in the film world.

January 25, 2024
A Mesmerizing Journey Through Time and Space: Pink Floyd Laser Spectacular at Patchogue Theatre

On the chilly evening of January 19, music enthusiasts and Pink Floyd fans gathered at the Patchogue Theatre for an unforgettable experience—the Pink Floyd Laser Spectacular. This extraordinary event promised a unique blend of music, visual effects, and a journey through the iconic albums Dark Side of the Moon and The Wall.

As attendees entered the theater, they were greeted with a surprise: each person received two pairs of glasses, hinting at the immersive visual spectacle that awaited them. Excitement filled the air as fans took their seats, eagerly awaiting the start of the show.

The first half of the performance was dedicated to the timeless masterpiece, Dark Side of the Moon. As the lights dimmed, the audience donned their 3D glasses, instantly transported to a world where music and visuals harmonized in an otherworldly dance. The stage came alive with a mesmerizing display of lasers, perfectly synchronized with the ethereal sounds of Pink Floyd.

A large screen on the stage served as a canvas for three-dimensional images that seemed to leap out into the audience. The combination of 3D glasses and intricate laser work created a surreal experience, immersing everyone in the music and the visual storytelling. Each note seemed to manifest as a burst of color, and the iconic album unfolded in a way that transcended the traditional concert experience.

The transition to the second half of the show marked a shift in both sound and visuals. The focus turned to the legendary album The Wall, with a special twist. Audience members swapped their 3D glasses for prism glasses, adding a new layer of complexity to the visual experience.

The prism glasses enhanced the vibrant and kaleidoscopic visuals, complementing the powerful narrative of The Wall. As classic songs from the album echoed through the theater, fans found themselves immersed in a dreamlike state, surrounded by an ever-evolving tapestry of lights and colors.

The Pink Floyd Laser Spectacular at Patchogue Theatre wasn’t just a concert; it was a journey through the band’s iconic discography, brought to life with cutting-edge visual effects. The fusion of music, lasers, and 3D imagery created a truly immersive experience that left a lasting impression on everyone fortunate enough to attend.

January 23, 2024
Laugh Out Loud with Jackie Martling: ‘Joke Man’ Documentary Premiere at the LIMEHOF

Long Island’s comedy enthusiasts are in for a treat as legendary comedian Jackie Martling is set to make a memorable appearance at the LIMEHOF later this month. The event will feature Martling’s new documentary titled “Joke Man.”

Scheduled to take place at the prestigious LIMEHOF on January 27th, this event promises an evening filled with laughter, insights into Martling’s comedic journey, and a unique opportunity to engage with the comedian himself. The highlight of the evening will undoubtedly be the screening of “Joke Man,” a documentary that delves into Martling’s life, career, and the art of making people laugh.

The documentary offers fans an intimate look into the mind of the man behind the jokes, exploring his early days in comedy, the challenges he faced, and the triumphs that shaped his remarkable career. From his time on the Howard Stern Show to his stand-up performances, “Joke Man” provides a comprehensive view of Martling’s contribution to the world of comedy.

Tom Needham, the esteemed Host of the Sounds of Film, will take the reins during the Q&A session. This dynamic setup ensures a thought-provoking and engaging dialogue as Needham delves into the intricacies of Jackie Martling’s comedic journey and the making of the “Joke Man” documentary.

To add an extra layer of excitement to the event, there will also be a meet and greet session, giving attendees the chance to meet Jackie Martling face-to-face, get autographs, and capture memories with the legendary comedian. This exclusive opportunity allows fans to express their appreciation for Martling’s work and share their favorite comedic moments.

The LIMEHOF serves as a fitting venue for this special occasion, blending music and comedy in a celebration of Long Island’s rich cultural heritage. Martling’s contribution to the world of comedy has undoubtedly earned him a place among Long Island’s esteemed artists.

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January 17, 2024