Paula Ryan / The Waysties / Three Pints Shy
Singer-Songwriter & Gaelic “Funkstress!” Paula Ryan , who was born and bred in Tipperary, Ireland, celebrates St. Patrick’s Day in Brooklyn. She’ll be bringing her... read article
Tag Archive: The Way Station
The Jazz Thieves
The Jazz Thieves, through evocative lyrics, soulful improvisation, and wide-ranging originals revitalize jazz by reconnecting it to its roots. They “steal” Duke Ellington’s melodicism, Tom... read article
Bronson , Wisconsin
Between touring and the daily joys of being a dad, Bronson spent hours upon hours producing the tracks that make up each song on the... read article
Caitlin Mahoney
Caitlin Mahoney is a Brooklyn -based singer-songwriter, who writes of adventure, passion, chaos and love, or as she calls it, “the spin”. Her music is... read article
The Travelers
The Travelers , whose musical influences are from the blues, rock, hip-hop and jazz genres, are based in New York City . They began making music in... read article
The Salt Cracker Crazies/ Zamba 2 Samba /Thurston Ray /Empire Beats
The Salt Cracker Crazies open the night by playing Emmett Otter’s Jug Band Christmas to user in some holiday time cheer. Brooklyn based Zamba 2 Samba follows... read article
Wasabassco – All The Way
Wasabassco’s monthly shows are a chance for them to let down their hair and perform for one of Brooklyn’s friendliest and most enthusiastic audiences. The... read article
The Travelers
“Brand New Flavor” The Travelers hails from Philadelphia, so named after Kyle Hazelton and Jonathan Hagen wrote “The Last Lone Ranger” and walked around the city... read article
Empire Beats
Mid-twentieth century Empire Beats is a rhythm band ranging from five to nine pieces. The group “explore[s] an expanding book of rock/roll&soul music ~ familiar and forgotten... read article
The Healing
The Healing is a four-man progressive metalcore band out of Ontario. Their debut EP, ‘Transcendence’, was released in 2014, and “shook ground in the metal community”.