Ft. Jimmy Greene (saxophones), Zaccai Curtis (piano), Matthew Dwonszyk (bass), Jonathan Barber (drums)

Jimmy Greene is one of the most respected saxophonists of his generation. This Grammy® Award nominee has performed on CBS This Morning, NBC’s The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon, and the nationally syndicated Meredith Vieira Show. Tony Hall of Jazzwise Magazine (UK) calls Greene “ . . .without doubt one of the most striking young tenors of recent years.”

Kevin Hays (piano), Seamus Blake (tenor saxophone), Steve Nelson (vibraphone), Doug Weiss (bass), Brian Blade (drums)

Grammy award-winning pianist Kevin Hays reunites with the original band members from his classic Blue Note recording “7th Sense”.

The band will perform music from the original album with the addition of new songs written for this stellar quintet.

If World Music means the fusion of traditional, contemporary, jazz, classical, and pop music, then Pierre Bensusan is one of the most eloquent World Music musicians of our time. A pianist in his beginnings, then self-taught on the guitar, the originality of his style makes him one of today’s greatest guitarists and composers for the instrument. Also called “The Prince of DADGAD,” he is the Rose d'Or of the Montreux Festival and was elected Best Guitarist – World Music by the readers of Guitar Player Magazine. His triple album Encore won the Grand Prix of the Independent Music Awards for Best Live Album.

This year marks the 20th anniversary of Matt Pond PA’s Several Arrows Later. To celebrate, the band is reissuing the album with additional acoustic versions and demos, and performing special shows on the East Coast and in the Midwest this November.

As a trio with strings, they will perform songs from their critically acclaimed album — including “Halloween,” “So Much Trouble,” “Brooklyn Stars” and “Several Arrows Later” — alongside other favorites from their catalog and new songs Matt co-wrote with his wife, Anya Marina. They’ll also be releasing a 20th-anniversary limited edition of the album, available at all shows.

Performances by: Larry Campbell, Gail Ann Dorsey, Tiny Spores, Little Giant, Cashdollar/Falco, and Special Guests Brian Mitchell

LocalMotion is a radio show that airs live on Wednesdays from 4–6 pm on 91.3 FM and online at WVKR. The show focuses on music and the arts in the Hudson Valley, featuring interviews with local musicians and artists, as well as those coming to perform at venues in the area.

Troubadour rocker Johnny Irion has solidified his reputation as one of the most spirited artists in the folk-rock genre. His career is steeped in authentic American punk & roots music, a heritage he embraced wholeheartedly before and after his 22-year marriage to Sarah Lee Guthrie. Collaborating with legends like Pete Seeger, Jeff Bridges, Wilco, Dawes, and The Mother Hips has been instrumental in shaping Johnny's musical journey. In 2018, Johnny captivated audiences with his acclaimed solo album "Driving Friend," earning a stellar 4-star review in MOJO Magazine and gaining recognition in esteemed publications & news outlets like Rolling Stone and NPR. Notably, Jackson Browne invited Johnny to perform his song "Hard Working People" in Washington, DC, the album's tracks found a place on various playlists, underscoring the enduring appeal of his music.

Ft. Michael Bram - drums (of The Weight Band and Jason Mraz), Chris Vitarello - guitar (of Butch Truck’s and the FreightTrain Band, Chris O’Leary Band, Bruce Katz Band, Vanessa Collier, Jimmy McGriff) and Jeremy Baum - organ (Shemekia Copeland, Melvin Sparks)

An Organ Trio reimagines Grateful Dead classics and more with a soulful twist—grooving through jazzy improvisations, deep pocket rhythms, and organ-fueled jams that breathe new life into timeless psychedelic anthems.

3 time Blues Music Award nominee Alexis P. Suter is the owner of that big, booming voice you can hear roaring out of Brooklyn into the heart of the North America and beyond. The Alexis P. Suter Band are on the rise as accolades pour in and they continue to captivate audiences from town to town.

Lost Leaders is a rock & roll collaboration featuring Byron Isaacs of The Lumineers (bass/vocals), Peter Cole (gtr, vocals), Konrad Meissner (drums).

Ft. Don Byron (sax, clarinet), Drew Gress (bass), Ben Perowsky (drums)

Don Byron has been a singular voice in an astounding range of musical contexts, exploring widely divergent traditions while continually striving for what he calls "a sound above genre." As clarinetist, saxophonist, composer, arranger, and social critic, he redefines every genre of music he plays, be it classical, salsa, hip-hop, funk, rhythm & blues, klezmer, or any jazz style from swing and bop to cutting-edge downtown improvisation.

The Underground Blues Jam is where raw energy and deep grooves collide! Every 3rd Wednesday of the month, blues musicians of all kinds gather for a night of electrifying, soul-stirring music. Signups start at 6pm, and the jam ignites at 7pm with a killer house band setting the tone.

Whether you’re a seasoned player or just looking to dive into the blues scene, you’ll get 2-3 songs to shine—either with your own ensemble, a handpicked group, or alongside the house band. We’ve got the gear covered: drums, bass amp, guitar amps, an upright piano, and a full PA. Just bring your instrument, your passion, and your best blues licks. All blues musicians and instruments are welcome.

C Lanzbom and Matt Turk have  joined forces to form Deadgrass, a string band adventure through Jerry Garcia’s musical world. Bassist Dave Richards, banjo player Kris Bauman and fiddler Kensuke Shoji complete this fine group of seasoned pros exploring the life works of Jerry Garcia on the instruments that first inspired him. Deadgrass celebrates and interprets the music of Jerry Garcia, drawing from Old & in the Way, JGB, Jerry’s Jug Band days and the Grateful Dead.

Ft. Professor Louie (keyboards, vocals, accordion), Miss Marie (vocals, percussion, piano), Frank Campbell (bass, vocals), Todd Mihan (guitar), Dan Hickey (drums)

Professor Louie & The Crowmatix perform new songs from their latest recording Crowin' Around, fan favorites, Music of The Band, and more...

Crowin' Around is now being played on over 173 radio stations across the country. The hit song “Elevate Yourself” from the album has been the featured Song of the Week on WDST Radio Woodstock.

Session Americana returns to the road in November for an East Coast run with Eleanor Buckland in the band and featuring not one but two new albums recorded earlier this year.  The Lounge - Live! features songs recorded live at The Lizard Lounge (Cambridge MA) in early spring and Where We Are, a brand new studio album recorded in late summer.  The band completed a 3 week European tour in July and is in top form highlighting the natural, almost inevitable evolution from a loose bunch of friends sitting around swapping songs in a bar, to a hot-ticket weekly residency, to a touring collective. Swapping instruments, trading off lead vocals and sharing songwriting credits, Session Americana is constantly exploring new collaborations and touring like a band out of time, always searching for a welcoming and homey venue, a long lunch with old friends, and a good glass of wine.

Ft. Peter Furlan (compositions, arrangements, soprano sax & tenor sax), Vinnie Cutro (trumpet & flugelhorn), Neil “Nail” Alexander (piano), Andrew Beals (alto sax), Erick Storckman (trombone), Brad Hubbard (baritone sax & bass clarinet), Joel Newton (guitar), Charlie Dougherty (bass), Nadav Snir-Zelniker (drums)

Celebrating the Album Release - Peter Furlan Project Live at Maureen’s Jazz Cellar

"This is what jazz folks usually call a little big band. The ten piece unit under Peter Furlan sound big enough and are very well integrated. The ensembles are played with precision and a lot of thought seems to have gone into producing various different tone colours...It certainly has a distinctive sound and the sound colours produced are unique to Furlan’s little orchestra. … The music on all tracks has a distinctive flavour, in some ways like the old Gil Evans orchestras when Gil recorded under his own name…, this is a very good session." - Derek Ansell, Jazz Views UK

Featuring: Hudson Valley Youth Jazz Orchestra, Bridge Arts Community Jazz Band (both directed by Dan Shaut), Bridge Arts Jazz Lab (directed by Tristen Napoli)

Bridge Arts is a community-based non-profit that promotes education and collaboration as a means to grow a more diverse and innovative music community.

‍Live, local and homegrown rock! This classic rock band from the Hudson Valley, led by Fred Zepplin, has developed a reputation for unconventional song selection, soaring vocals and a unique performance style—unexpected from a ukulele-fronted band! Now celebrating their 50th show with the same five guys the whole time, the band continues to honor Pink Floyd, Deep Purple, David Bowie, Pearl Jam, and of course Led Zeppelin.

Best known as the electrifying front man of the legendary, Grammy Award-winning band Living Colour, Corey Glover has launched an exciting new project: The Soul Experience featuring Corey Glover. Named one of Billboard Magazine’s 50 Greatest Lead Singers of All Time, Glover now returns to his roots with a sound that shaped his journey as an artist.

Could this be the start of a new holiday weekend tradition?  The Bloody Shame presents you: Music from when the internet was dial-up!  Playing all of your favorite grunge and alternative music and featuring a female fronted vocal powerhouse in Di Moriarty, the Bloody Shame offers their most rockin' interpretation of the very best of the 90s with extra emphasis on heavy jams from the Seattle scene.  In addition to Di, the Bloody Shame is comprised of a solid chunk of guys who have played in too many bands together:  20 years veteran Alpha Male Gorillas members Dave Heinzinger on Bass (Skydaddy), Anthony Defraia on Drums (Skydaddy), and Vinny Pomarico (AMG, Das Super Gruppen) trading rhythm and lead guitar duties with Sean Fitch (Das Super Gruppen, Mutant Daisies, Eames High).  Kevin McDonnell (The Kevin Show, Das Super Gruppen) rounds out percussion and backing vocals.  With all members of this super group being Mazzstock All-Stars past, present, and future, you never know which other friends are going to show up and join the party!

Join us for our Falcon Holiday Makers Market on Small Business Saturday! Enjoy music by local musicians, artisan goods from creators around the Hudson Valley, and cocktails and craft beer from The Falcon. Come kick off the holiday season with us!

Jungle Love, voted 2021, 2022, 2023 and 2024 Best of the Hudson Valley, is not just a band, they are an experience. Jungle Love is made up of 6 lifelong musicians, one of which played with the likes of Aretha Franklin, Ben E. King and Anita Baker, just to name a few. Jungle Love will take you on a musical journey through the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s, performing the best of Classic Soul, Classic R&B, Motown, Disco and Funk all while putting their own dynamic spin on it. This band is a guaranteed great time. You won’t want the show to end, and that’s a promise.

Ft. Dave Ballou (trumpet, flugelhorn, cornet), Jason Rigby (tenor and soprano saxophones), Lisa Parrott (baritone, alto, and soprano saxophones), Cameron Brown (bass), Tony Jefferson (drums and cymbals)

Bassist, composer, and educator Cameron Brown has been a driving force in jazz for over five decades, performing with legends including George Russell, Don Cherry, Archie Shepp, Sheila Jordan, and the Don Pullen/George Adams Quartet with Dannie Richmond. With his ensemble Cameron Brown and Dannie’s Calypso, he honors Richmond’s legacy while blending hard-swinging jazz with the joyful rhythms of calypso for an evening of vibrant, infectious music.

The Brighton Beat is a unique and engaging spectacle, whose influences range from Afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti, to modern cutting-edge NYC Jazz with a heavy helping of classic New Orleans brass band Funk. Performing up and down the East coast since 2010, the band has developed a style of performance that is incredibly uplifting and infectiously danceable - a trademark of The Brighton Beat sound.

Create a festive 18" Holiday Wreath! When you’re finished creating, enjoy the show upstairs on the main stage!

Ft. Jeremy Baum (piano), Sue Williams (upright bass) & Peter O'Brien (drums).

Jeremy Baum has created this annual tribute to Vince Guaraldi's 1965 studio album, "A Charlie Brown Christmas"  - considered one of the most beloved holiday albums recorded. The soundtrack introduced jazz with grace, charm, and creativity, to an entirely new generation, having been heard by more individuals than the work of the genre's most influential players, and influenced dozens of young aspiring musicians.

Sinkane, the moniker of multi-instrumentalist and music director Ahmed Gallab, has made his magnum opus. Born in London to Sudanese parents, raised in Ohio, and now calling NYC home, the former skate punk turned afro-funk maestro and veteran of indie-rock bands like Caribou, Yeasayer and Of Montreal has spent the years since his previous release, Dépaysé, honing in on his skillset to unfurl a truly ambitious new album. On his to-be-announced 8th studio album We Belong, Gallab has found himself celebrating the love he has unearthed in these explorations, and Sinkane has been born anew. The record will be release in Spring 2024.

Ft. Adam Benjamin (keyboards), Shane Endsley (trumpet), Ben Wendel (tenor saxophone), Nate Wood (bass/drums)

“There isn’t a handy term or genre for the music that Kneebody creates. It’s a band thoroughly acquainted with 1960s free-bop, 1970s jazz rock, 1990s hip-hop and postmillennial indie rock; along with classical postminimalism. (I’m leaving something out, I’m sure.) Whatever the terminology, this group has an audience…”
— New York Times

The Underground Blues Jam is where raw energy and deep grooves collide! Every 3rd Wednesday of the month, blues musicians of all kinds gather for a night of electrifying, soul-stirring music. Signups start at 6pm, and the jam ignites at 7pm with a killer house band setting the tone.

Whether you’re a seasoned player or just looking to dive into the blues scene, you’ll get 2-3 songs to shine—either with your own ensemble, a handpicked group, or alongside the house band. We’ve got the gear covered: drums, bass amp, guitar amps, an upright piano, and a full PA. Just bring your instrument, your passion, and your best blues licks. All blues musicians and instruments are welcome.

A Falcon tradition, hosted by Brian “BSKi” Collazo! Proceeds will benefit a wonderful non-profit.

Collazo joins an all-star lineup, and delivers that cozy holiday spirit with three generations of Collazo family singers (kids and all!) - to include: brother Kevin, Sister Sigrid, father Carlos, cousin Jay Vegas and plenty of nieces/nephews to boot!

It’s the annual Christmas Spectacular presented by The Ed Palermo Big Band. Join Eddy and his merry minstrel for a celebration featuring holiday music, rock, jazz, and more.

It’s the annual Christmas Spectacular presented by The Ed Palermo Big Band. Join Eddy and his merry minstrel for a celebration featuring holiday music, rock, jazz, and more.

Ft. Jeremy Baum (piano), Sue Williams (upright bass) & Peter O'Brien (drums).

Jeremy Baum has created this annual tribute to Vince Guaraldi's 1965 studio album, "A Charlie Brown Christmas"  - considered one of the most beloved holiday albums recorded. The soundtrack introduced jazz with grace, charm, and creativity, to an entirely new generation, having been heard by more individuals than the work of the genre's most influential players, and influenced dozens of young aspiring musicians.

A singer-songwriter known for his lyrical acumen and plaintive harmonica style, Joe Pug dropped out of college and moved to Chicago where he worked as a carpenter before breaking into the city’s music scene. Since 2008 he has released a string of critically-acclaimed albums and toured heavily in the U.S. and abroad. Paste Magazine wrote of his music: “Unless your surname is Dylan, Waits, Ritter or Prine, you could face-palm yourself to death trying to pen songs half as inspired."

He has toured with Steve Earle, Levon Helm, The Killers, Justin Townes Earle, Sturgill Simpson, and many others. He has appeared at Lollapalooza, Bonnaroo, and The Newport Folk Festival. His music has appeared on NPR’s “Prairie Home Companion” and “Mountain Stage”. His music has been released by Lightning Rod Records, which features an alumni roster of Jason Isbell, Billy Joe Shaver, and James McMurtry.

Additionally, he is the creator and host of the popular podcast The Working Songwriter.

“It’s time to make a change,” Robbie Fulks declares at the start of Now Then, his second album on Nashville’s Compass Records. This statement is familiar to anyone who follows this critically acclaimed and GRAMMY-nominated singer-songwriter’s career. Since emerging in the 1990s as a pioneer of today’s Americana movement, Fulks has consistently explored different sounds, genres, and themes across 16 albums, performing on stages from the Grand Ole Opry and Late Night with Conan O’Brien to the Hollywood Bowl and Jimmy Kimmel Live with Steve Martin, Alison Brown, and Tim O’Brien.