Brother to Brother
July 28th, 2015Art Spills Over
July 28th, 2015
Street Art by Lee Shelton
Brand New Hipsters
July 27th, 2015Top 5
July 27th, 2015
Now this is a gentleman who knows his classic soul singers.
Week in Review
July 26th, 2015
Traditional Dancing, Stage of Nations, Blue Rain EcoFest
Scenes from the BlueRain Eco Fest at Hanover Square (July 24-25).
Coco Montoya was the headliner for Saturday night’s concert.
State of Nations Stage
July 26th, 2015
Mrs. New York America Jessica Lahr helped kick off an evening of entertainment at the Stage of Nations Blue Rain Eco Fest last night.
Stuck in the Middle
July 25th, 2015
Atlas trombonist and singer Gary Feltman got up close and personal with the audience at the Northeast Jazz & Wine Festival on Friday.
Northeast Jazz & Wine Festival, Day 1: Welcome to Funky Friday
July 25th, 2015
WAER-FM’s Eric Cohen, Ioana Vitu and Mike Houston chill back stage on Day 1 of the Northeast Jazz & Wine Festival.
The opening day of the Northeast Jazz & Wine Festival was called Funky Friday and dedicated to the memory of local jazz guitarist, composer and bandleader Jeff Houston. Jeff’s brother Mike talked about Jeff’s new recording before the shows at the Pomco main stage. Mike and Jeff played the 2011 Northeast Jazz and Wine Festival when they were known as the J Project.
Northeast Jazz & Wine Festival, Day 1: Racing to the Top
July 25th, 2015
If there was a prize for best shirt of the day, Formula’s drummer Greg Marek would win it hands down.
The band Formula 5 didn’t play at all like they were anxious. They debuted at the Northeast Jazz & Wine Festival’s Mardi Gras Pavilion on Friday,and judging by the fans reaction, we can look forward to more appearances by this quartet.
Formula 5: Night set at the Mardi Gras Pavillion
NY State’s Michael McDonald
Northeast Jazz & Wine Festival, Day 1: The Groove
July 25th, 2015
This is what the front row of an Atlas concert looks like. The band was the headliner for the Funky Friday schedule at the Northeast Jazz & Wine Festival last night. The band turns 35 years old this year. You know your band can still dig deep into the funk jar when fans rush the stage and get down like this.