Finnish orchestral rock group Apocalyptica, announces “Apocalyptica Plays Metallica Vol. 2 Tour” including a performance in Brooklyn on Feb. 11, 2025.
The North American tour will make a pitstop at Brooklyn Paramount. Additionally, they will travel to surrounding areas like Boston, Montreal and Philadelphia.
Apocalyptica formed in 1993 at Sibelius Academy in Helsinki, Finland. At First, the group started as a nod to Metallica with their cello talent. Their first album in 1996 was titled Plays Metallica By Four Cellos. Their niche style of music would eventually send them on tour, gaining international attention. Shortly after they released their debut record, they opened for Metallica themselves.
“We just loved Metallica and we wanted to play it with the instruments we were able to play, which just happened to be cellos,” band leader Eicca Toppinen explained.
They went on to not only play Metallica inspired songs, but original music as well like Reflections in 2003, which was made up entirely of originals. Currently, Apocalyptica has three members, Toppinen, Perttu Kivilaakso and Paavo Lötjönen. Since 1996, they’ve released nine more albums including their most recent Plays Metallica Vol. 2 which was released June 7.
Beatles Tribute, The Liverpool Shuffle, will perform at The Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame (LIMEHOF) Stony Brook Museum location on June 30 for a scholarship celebration ceremony.
The Liverpool Shuffle have been performing all over New York State as well as the wider East Coast area. The group formed in 2003 by Joe Refano. Current members include Joe Refano on vocals guitars and bass, Jamie Bateman on vocals and guitars, Brian James on vocals and drums, Andrew Lubman on vocals bass and keyboards, and Dave Clark on vocals and bass.
The Beatles were familiar with Long Island and the NYC Metro area during their careers. They performed at Forest Hills Tennis Stadium in 1964 and Shea Stadium in 1964. John Lennon Lived in Cold Spring Harbor in 1979 and Paul McCarthy currently has a home in the Hamptons.
The LIMEHOF performance of The Liverpool Shuffle will take place happen after 10 Long Island Students are awarded $1000 scholarships. The Pat DeRosa Memorial Scholarship is also awarded at the ceremony as well. LIMEHOF has expanded these scholarships to not only music students, but to the rest of the performing arts students.
“Supporting the next generation of music students as they embark on their college journeys is at the heart of our mission. These scholarships not only recognize their hard work and passion but also reinforce our commitment to nurturing musical talent and education within our community. We can’t wait to see what these young people will accomplish in their musical careers,” said Tom Needham, LIMEHOF’s Educational Programs Director.
Since 2004, LIMEHOF has inducted 120 musicians. The many artists covering the 8,800 square feet of space include Billy Joel, Run-DMC and KISS.
LIMEHOF not only preserves music history but helps the next generation of musicians thrive. It has awarded tens of thousands of scholarships to students since its inception.
To find more information about the free performance you can visit the calendar here.
Melanie Martinez’s return to New York City on June 5th for her Trilogy Tour at Madison Square Garden (Night One) marked a significant moment for the artist and her fans. Following her memorable performance at Radio City Music Hall last year, Melanie once again captivated her audience with a meticulously crafted show that highlighted her evolution as an artist.
As a native New Yorker, she played to a packed arena filled with passionate fans of all genders and ages; a true testament to her enduring appeal and artistic vision.
Melanie Martinez 6/5/2024. Photo by Emma Goldschmidt
Melanie Martinez: An Album Retrospective
Martinez’s Trilogy Tour followed her journey as an artist through her 3 existing albums: Crybaby, K-12, and Portals. Her debut studio album, Cry Baby, was released in 2015. It was a concept album that told the story of a character named Cry Baby through whimsical yet dark songs.
Her sophomore album, K-12, released in 2019. This continued the story ofCry Babywith a corresponding feature film; showcasing Melanie’s talents not just as a musician but also as a filmmaker and storyteller.
In 2022, Portals explored themes of rebirth and transformation, marked by an ethereal and otherworldly aesthetic. Known for her theatrical live performances, Melanie’s concerts are immersive experiences that blend music, visual art, and storytelling.
Melanie Martinez 6/5/2024. Photo by Emma Goldschmidt
Album 1: Crybaby
The concert began with a bang as Melanie appeared on an elevated platform for “Crybaby,” dressed in a pink cotton dress surrounded by dancers in bunny ears and “crybaby” costumes. The stage backdrop featured cradle imagery, setting the tone for the whimsical and dark narrative that defines the Crybaby album. Fans dressed in elf ears, dresses, and bows screamed in delight as the platform gradually lowered, seamlessly transitioning into “Doll House.” Here, Melanie and her dancers performed a doll-like choreography, with expressive movements that visually spelled out “d-o-l-l-h-o-u-s-e.”
The attention to detail continued with “Sippy Cup,” where her dress swayed to the beat as she reached the main stage. The show maintained its high energy with “Carousel,” featuring a two-headed rabbit carousel and pyrotechnics that mirrored the burning carousel imagery. For “Alphabet Boy,” Melanie rose on a platform stylized as alphabet blocks. During “Soap,” actual bubbles filled the stage, enchanting the audience.
“Pity Party” brought inflatable candles to the stage, with heart-shaped balloons falling from the ceiling during the song’s climax. Melanie’s playful use of a pink axe added a dramatic flair, much to the crowd’s delight. The first album segment concluded with “Play Date” and “Mad Hatter,” with Melanie disappearing in a cloud of smoke.
Melanie Martinez 6/5/2024. Photo by Emma Goldschmidt
Album 2: K-12
Transitioning into the K-12 segment, the stage transformed into a school bus that landed in front of a school backdrop, revealing Melanie in her schoolgirl costume. The nostalgic “Wheels on the Bus” set the stage for the school-themed songs, including “Class Fight,” where Melanie and a dancer balanced on a seesaw.
“Show and Tell” saw Melanie as a marionette, complete with ribbons tied to her wrists, which she dramatically broke free from at the song’s end. The theatricality continued with “Nurses Office,” where Melanie was wheeled out on a gurney by dancers dressed as nurses. “Strawberry Shortcake” featured Melanie on a platform stylized as a strawberry shortcake, glowing ethereally.
“Lunchbox Friends” depicted a narrative acted out by dancers, while “Teacherâs Pet” was a solo performance with Melanie emerging from a desk, rolling on the ground, and utilizing fire pyrotechnics. “High School Sweethearts” featured dancers parading with lit-up sweetheart candies bearing cheeky messages, culminating with Melanie being “shot” by a cupid’s arrow on screen and lowered beneath the stage.
Melanie Martinez 6/5/2024. Photo by Emma Goldschmidt
Album 3: Portals
The final segment, focusing on the Portals album, began with “DEATH,” aligning with the theme of rebirth. Melanie appeared in a floral, earthy dress with a fairy/alien mask, surrounded by dancers in minimalist forest nymph attire. The stage transformed into a cemetery, complete with giant headstones and a gate opening on the screen.
In “VOID,” Melanie danced with her mask on against a backdrop of a wispy black void. “TUNNEL VISION” featured a light ring that followed her, creating a mesmerizing effect. “FAERIE SOIREE” brought inflatable mushrooms to the stage, while “LIGHT SHOWER” had Melanie sitting on a giant slug prop, twirling gracefully.
“SPIDER WEB” saw Melanie donning wings on a platform, accompanied by a dancer in a fly costume, portraying a passionate young fan. “BATTLE OF THE LARYNX” was a dramatic solo performance where Melanie wielded a sword against a dragon on screen, complete with intense fire pyrotechnics.
Melanie Martinez 6/5/2024. Photo by Emma Goldschmidt
Night One of Melanie Martinezâs Madison Square Garden run was a spectacular blend of music, theatrics, and storytelling. Each song was a meticulously crafted experience, demonstrating Melanieâs unparalleled attention to detail and artistic integrity. From her set designs and elaborate costumes to her dynamic choreography and powerful vocals, Melanie proved why she remains a trailblazer in the music industry. Her return to New York was nothing short of triumphant, leaving fans eagerly anticipating what she will create next.
On May 24, Manhattan-based indie pop artist Macinizby released her debut single, “Closet.” The thoughtfully crafted single tells the coming-of-age story of a queer person finding their way through life, love, and heartbreak.
Released right before the beginning of LGBTQ+ Pride Month, “Closet” opens the door for the next generation of queer artists and musicians to come into the spotlight.
Photo Credit: Hellen Elizondo
Before her solo debut, Macinizby had already built a reputation for herself as a drummer in the city’s indie rock scene, playing with acts such as Bec Lauder and The Noise, Breaker, and Rose Paradise. However, unlike her work as a group performer, “Closet” gives us a deeply personal perspective of who Macinizby is, not only as an artist but as an individual, writer, and producer.
Produced alongside Jacob Geoffrey, “Closet” stands out from Macinizby’s past indie rock records with her group acts. The single acts as a method of storytelling for Macinizby. It’s hard to ignore the passion in her voice, let alone the meaningfulness of the lyrics. Reminiscent of the early days of Avril Lavigne and other pop-rock artists of the early 2000s, Macinizby puts her own creative spin on a classic teen love story.
The steady guitar riffs, coming-of-age angst, and bouncy vocal melody brings this song back, while the storyline brings us into the modern day. With “Closet,” time travel is absolutely possible. Any listener instantly feels as if they’ve traveled in time to a music video from 20 years ago. Macinizby’s “Closet” is a great way to introduce new audiences to the pop-rock genre.
As for the storyline, it is clear from the beginning what the artist is trying to convey. The struggles of a queer relationship are highlighted very poignantly. Yet, there is a sense of comfort that Macinizby’s lyrics and voice provide. Even in a situation as difficult as m maintaining a relationship, there is still hope. Love may or may not be the end result, but while it is there, it’s best if we enjoy it.
Get ready to rock…but also be prepared to shed some gay tears.
Macinizby
For now, we must wait. But, there is no doubt that Macinizby’s new song, and solo career, are highly anticipated. Fans can listen to “Closet” on all major streaming platforms, as well as with this link.
Grammy award winning artist, Asake announced his “Lunga Boy World Tour” with a pit stop at Madison Square Garden.
The Afrobeat Nigerian artist is touring all across North America and Europe on his 14-date tour. He’ll perform in NYC on Aug 30 and tickets go on sale on June 14 on asaketour.com.
Asake attended Theatre and Dramatic Arts at Obafemi Awolowo University in Nigeria and got his start with his first single, “Mr. Money” in 2017. His first album Mr. Money With The Vibe came out in 2022. He collaborated with fellow Afrobeat star Burna Boy with “Sungba.” In 2023 his sophomore album Work of Art got on Billboards #4 on the World Albums chart and also got him his first grammy nomination. Since then he has appeared on The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon and The Late Night Show With Stephen Colbert.
In addition to TV performances, Asake has headlined venues around the world like London’s O2 Arena and New York’s Barclays Center. He’s performed at Afronation Miami and Broccoli City in Washington D.C.
The Presale for his tour starts on June 12 at 10 a.m.
Appearing first with a gently phased guitar, the newest single, “Sun Song,” from NYC based indie outfit Monotronic thumps the low end frequencies for the opening minute.
With a beautifully brassy lead vocal, the latest release seems a breath of fresh air to the often nasal driven and female voiced genre. Skillfully produced, the dynamic shifts with the chorus to a major key pop groove reminiscent of your favorite 90’s hits before snapping shut to the second verse.
Bandleader Ramsey Elkholy displays tight songwriting with attention grabbing vocal melodies that seem designed to ping around your head for the rest of the day. His use of weaved vocals on the final chorus punctuates that display near perfectly.
Monotronic comprises a collective of NYC musicians, seemingly embracing the culture of Empire State artists synergistically growing together. At 3:30, their single leaves nothing to be desired except repeated plays and a follow up release.
The 2024 Songwriters Hall of Fame 53rd Annual Induction and Awards Dinner once again took New York City by storm on the evening of June 13, 2024.
Opening with remarks by SHOF Board Member and Show Committee Chair Evan Lamberg, the Gala recognized and honored the immeasurable impact of some of the most legendary songwriters of our time.
NEW YORK, NEW YORK – JUNE 13: Carrie Underwood speaks onstage during the 2024 Songwriters Hall of Fame Induction and Awards Gala at New York Marriott Marquis Hotel on June 13, 2024 in New York City. (Photo by L. Busacca/Getty Images for Songwriters Hall Of Fame)
The evening was a dazzling spectacle as musical icons Hillary Lindsey, Timothy Mosley p/k/a Timbaland, Dean Pitchford, Bill Berry, Peter Buck, Mike Mills, and Michael Stipe p/k/a R.E.M., and Walter Becker and Donald Fagan p/k/a Steely Dan were inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame. Master songwriter and multi-award-winner Diane Warren received the prestigious Johnny Mercer Award, and 4X GRAMMY award-winning recording artist SZA received the Hal David Starlight Award. The night also followed the posthumous induction of legendary country songwriter Cindy Walker to the SHOF for her remarkable contributions to the world of music in a special tribute held at a SHOF Master Session in Nashville.
NEW YORK, NEW YORK – JUNE 13: Trey Anastasio performs onstage during the 2024 Songwriters Hall of Fame Induction and Awards Gala at New York Marriott Marquis Hotel on June 13, 2024 in New York City. (Photo by Bennett Raglin/Getty Images for Songwriters Hall Of Fame)
The Songwriters Hall of Fame Induction and Awards Dinner, year after year, is a stunning night full of spectacular moments honoring the art of songwriting. The evening kicked off with a special performance of Irena Cara’s “Fame,” performed by 2024 Abe Olman Scholarship recipients Rodney Chrome, Molly Kate Kestner, Sierra “Spirit” Kihega, Ava Liv Mabry, and Matilda Marigolds. 4X GRAMMY award-winning recording artist Deniece Williams then took the stage to begin the induction of Oscar-winning and multi-GRAMMY and Tony-nominated songwriter Dean Pitchford. Williams performed her 1984 hit “Let’s Hear It for the Boy” of Footloose fame, which had the whole crowd clapping to the rhythm. Multi-award-winning actor Kevin Bacon and musician Michael Bacon, who together form The Bacon Brothers, then continued the party, bringing the house to their feet for an electrifying performance of “Footloose” that put Kevin Back in the dancing shoes of his former role. The brothers then inducted Dean, saying his writing has “inspired all of us to reach for our dreams.” Following his induction, Dean performed “Once Before I Go,” a piano-backed, emotional retrospective, fitting for such a momentous occasion.
Renowned manager Irving Azoff began the honors for Steely Dan, naming them “among the best bands ever” and claiming that “their records will be recognized as iconic for the rest of time.” Singer-songwriter and lead guitarist of Phish, Trey Anastasio, then took the stage to perform a medley of Steely Dan hits. The funk-infused “Kid Charlemagne” blended seamlessly into the famous riffs of the timeless, swinging groove of “Reelin’ In the Years.” Trey then inducted Donald Fagan and Walter Becker, stating that together, “they created a body of work that defied categorization – masterful, thought-provoking, elegantly melodic songs filled with beautifully flawed, deeply human and believable characters.”
Songwriters Hall of Fame Chairman, Rock & Roll Hall of Famer, and 6X GRAMMY award-winning musician Nile Rodgers took the stage next to honor SZA with the Hal David Starlight Award, which is presented to young songwriters making a significant impact in the music industry with their original songs. Nile praised her abilities as a composer, which “manage the amazing feat of being ethereal and keeping it real at the same time.” The 4X GRAMMY award-winning recording artist then performed an intimate, acoustic performance of her hit “Snooze” from her breakthrough sophomore album SOS, and claimed that receiving this award “validates [her] entire career.”
NEW YORK, NEW YORK – JUNE 13: (L-R) Carrie Underwood, Clive Davis and Diane Warren attend the 2024 Songwriters Hall of Fame Induction and Awards Gala at New York Marriott Marquis Hotel on June 13, 2024 in New York City. (Photo by L. Busacca/Getty Images for Songwriters Hall Of Fame)
Next to the stage was 8X GRAMMY award-winning country superstar Carrie Underwood who kicked off the induction for Hillary Lindsey with a powerful performance of “Jesus Take the Wheel” from her debut album Some Hearts. Carrie bestowed the title “queen of modern Nashville songwriting” to Hillary and 4X GRAMMY-winning musician Keith Urban joined her on stage for the induction. Hillary then performed a stripped down medley of the songs she penned, with a rendition of Lady Gaga’s “Million Reasons” which turned into a duet with Keith Urban joining her for “Blue Ain’t Your Color,” his electric guitar perfectly complimenting her bared-down acoustic melodies.
NEW YORK, NEW YORK – JUNE 13: Timbaland speaks onstage during the 2024 Songwriters Hall of Fame Induction and Awards Gala at New York Marriott Marquis Hotel on June 13, 2024 in New York City. (Photo by Bennett Raglin/Getty Images for Songwriters Hall Of Fame)
4X GRAMMY-winner and SHOF inductee Missy Elliot took the stage next to induct her frequent collaborator and friend Timbaland, crediting the fellow 4X GRAMMY-winning rapper and producer with “changing the cadence of hip-hop.”
NEW YORK, NEW YORK – JUNE 13: Timbaland conducts onstage during the 2024 Songwriters Hall of Fame Induction and Awards Gala at New York Marriott Marquis Hotel on June 13, 2024 in New York City. (Photo by L. Busacca/Getty Images for Songwriters Hall Of Fame)
On his induction, Timbaland claimed it to be the “best award [he] could ever get,” before he performed a victory lap of the hits that brought him here, energizing the room with a medley of “Big Pimpin’,” “Pony,” “SexyBack,” “Get Your Freak On,” “Drunk in Love,” “Promiscuous,” and “Suit & Tie.”
NEW YORK, NEW YORK – JUNE 13: (L-R) Mike Mills, Michael Stipe, Bill Berry and Peter Buck, of R.E.M., perform onstage during the 2024 Songwriters Hall of Fame Induction and Awards Gala at New York Marriott Marquis Hotel on June 13, 2024 in New York City. (Photo by Bennett Raglin/Getty Images for Songwriters Hall Of Fame)
R.E.M. had the last induction of the evening, led by 6X GRAMMY award-winning singer, songwriter, and actor Jason Isbell who performed the band’s 1987 song “It’s the End of the World as We Know It (And I Feel Fine).” With his guitar in overdrive, the high energy, quick-flying alternative rocker lit up the room. The band then performed for the first time together in 15 years, playing their multi-GRAMMY award -winning hit “Losing My Religion,” which enthralled the audience with a mesmerizing, mandolin-driven performance.
NEW YORK, NEW YORK – JUNE 13: Michael Stipe, of R.E.M., perform onstage during the 2024 Songwriters Hall of Fame Induction and Awards Gala at New York Marriott Marquis Hotel on June 13, 2024 in New York City. (Photo by Bennett Raglin/Getty Images for Songwriters Hall Of Fame)
The program neared the finale with the presentation of the Johnny Mercer Award to Diane Warren, the highest honor bestowed by Songwriters Hall of Fame. Multi-award-winning songwriter, SHOF inductee, and Johnny Mercer Award recipient Paul Williams presented the award, claiming “A.I. worries about Diane Warren.” GRAMMY and EMMY award-winning singer and songwriter Andra Day put on a rousing performance of her Oscar-nominated song “Stand Up for Something” from the 2017 film Marshal, with her soaring vocals giving the evening wings.
On accepting her award, Diane stated “songwriting isn’t something I do, it’s who I am and what I live and breathe for every day of my life.” 5X GRAMMY award nominee El Debarge then closed out the evening, performing “Rhythm of the Night,” Diane’s first hit song,coinciding with the song’s 40th anniversary and bringing the room to their feet, stomping and clapping as the ceremony closed with a bang.
Described as New York’s Backyard Jam, the 18th annual, Pleasantville Music Festival, will be held on Saturday July 13, 2024. T
he musical line-up includes on the Main Stage, festival headliner Better Than Ezra known for their 1995 mega hit ‘Good’, bluesy West Coast ‘roots rockers’-The Record Company,andlegendary reggae royalty-The Wailers. Also appearing will be Brooklyn indie rocker-Margaret Glaspy and a band called N.E.D. (which stands for No Evidence of Disease), made up of top-notch Gynecological Oncologists from around the country, including Dr. Gizelka David-West of Northwell’s Northern Westchester Hospital.
The Party Stage will feature Talon– a Brooklyn’s all-female alt rock band (with roots in Armonk), the bluesy and funky band Mojo & the Mayhem (with roots in White Plains and Rye), Dead Tooth, a hard-rocking punk outfit from Queens (with roots in Warwick, NY), Widely Grown-an upbeat country/Americana band with roots in Bergen County, and Party Stage headliners, The Collection, an fun alt-pop band out of North Carolina.
The Chill Tent Stage will kick off at noon with something new – a performer of music for children named Kenny Green. Later performers include delicate brother/sister harmonies from Plane Station from Peekskill, NY, Jazz and blues from Bergen County’s The Robert Hill Band featuring vocals from Chester, NY’s Rae Simone, respected and much loved Wilton, CT born singer/songwriter Jesse Terry will also perform. This year’s Chill Tent Headliner is the witty and charming Jill Sobule, known for 90’s hits like ‘I Kissed a Girl’ (not to be confused with the Katy Perry song) and ‘Supermodel’ from the movie Clueless.
The festival showcases emerging local talent, spotlighting the winners of the Battle of the Bands competition hosted at The Garage at Lucy’s in Pleasantville. This competition provides a platform for young, up-and-coming musicians to perform in front of a significantly larger audience
The Party Stage winner this year is a band called Mainline. Rooted in the Northern Westchester communities of Yorktown Heights, Katonah, Mohegan Lake and Nyack in Rockland County, they are classic mainstream metal, while adding some of their own modern flourishes. This hard rockin’ quartet has opened for the likes of Skid Row and Ace Frehley, has shared the stage with Dokken’s George Lynch at LA’s venerable Whiskey-a-Go Go and has performed nearby at Lucy’s several times.
The Chill Tent Stage will feature a pair of co-winners: Gavon Mitchell and Lauren Mian. Mitchell is a multi-instrumentalist singer/songwriter from Putnam Valley, while Mian is an alt-folksinger from New Rochelle. Both have played gigs all throughout the region and after learning that they had finished the competition in a dead heat, the two friends happily agreed to share the stage.
The overall winner in this year’s Battle of the Bands competition is Blue Moon Band. Based out of southern Westchester, (Larchmont, Harrison and Mt. Vernon) this 4-piece band melds a host of musical genres into their sound, including alt. rock, blues and even a touch of reggae, creating an enticing blend. Still in their infancy, this band, whose oldest member checks in at the ripe old age of 18, has only recently begun recording in a studio.
Now in its 18th year, the Pleasantville Music Festival, presented by Northwell Health is known as New York’s Backyard Jam. It’s become a must-attend summer event for the whole family, with great local food and drink, a warm positive vibe, and of course, world-class rock. Tickets to the Pleasantville Music Festival are available through Ticketweb or in person on the third floor of Village Hall, 80 Wheeler Avenue in Pleasantville during specified times. See the Festival website for specific hours along with other details about the event, including links to the performers. www.pleasantvillemusicfestival.com .
NYC Band Rebounder is back with new music, starting with a cover of “Born In The USA” by Bruce Springsteen.
Patrick Holland from the Canadian indie-rock band TOPS, co-produced and mixed the unique spin on the classic song just in time for the 40th anniversary of the original album. The song is a slower toned-down version of the Springsteen song. Instead of classic American rock, it’s an indie-lofi song. “Born In The USA” is accompanied by a DIY style music video featuring American scenes of highways, cityscapes and rural farmland.
In 2020, Rebounder put their name on the map when they released their first EP, Subway Songs, including the song “Japanese Posters,” which gained 23 million streams on Spotify. In 2021, they released “Change Shapes” in collaboration with Jesse Rutherford. They’ve also collaborated with Chris Thompson of Vampire Weekend on production and toured with Phoenix, MUNA, Dayglow and Cautious Clay. The band’s frontman is Dylan Chenfeld. He, his brother Noah Chenfeld and their childhood friends Zack Kantor and Cobey Arner make up Rebounder.
Fans can expect more from them as their second studio EP Sunset Vision is set to release on Aug 15. Watch the video for Rebounder’s cover of “Born in the USA’ below.
Following a landmark performance at the Hard Rock Singapore, NYC’s own Noah Lehrman announces a tour with FlowPoetry coming this summer. With FlowPoetry, Noah Lehrman brings immersive, exciting performances to numerous festivals and concert series, including three shows in New York.
Noah Lehrman – official website
Noah Lehrman is a multi-instrumentalist and multilinguist born and raised in New York City. For the last decade, Lehrman has brought creative storytelling and poetry through a mix of genres such as funk, jazz, country, and psychedelic rock. Throughout the years, Lehrman has performed all over the world, both as a solo and group artist.
When he first emerged onto the music scene, he served as the drummer of the jam band The Grove. Since then, he has performed in national and international festivals and concerts. Lehrman’s latest tour as a solo artist brought him across several continents, jumping back and forth between North America, Europe, and Asia. Before his return for the US leg of the tour, Lehrman lit up the Hard Rock Singapore, where he stunned crowds with a spontaneously debuted new upcoming single, “Marx & Spenser.”
For the rest of the tour, Noah Lehrman is joined by special guest FlowPoetry, a performative spoken word group based in Wisconsin. Lehrman will be accompanying the group as a drummer and percussionist. In addition to the FlowPoetry tour on drums, Noah will also be performing solo acoustic at Weekends at Bertha’s and at the 10th Year Anniversary Froggy Daze in Narrowsburg, NY.
Tour dates are listed below. For more information, fans can visit here.
