Live music returns to The Flying Monkey
Two New England singer/songwriters to split June 12 bill
June 03, 2021PLYMOUTH The Flying Monkey has consistently delivered world-class live entertainment to the Lakes Region of Central New Hampshire, hosting Grammy-winning artists, International touring acts, Rock N Roll Hall of Famers, legendary comedians, and children s and community theater. While the challenges presented by the Covid-19 pandemic put a significant damper on the venue s ability to stage live shows in 2020, they are preparing for a busy summer in 2021 as the music returns to stages across the region and country.
Saturday, June 12 kicks off with a bang as songwriters Jay Psaros and Jason Spooner split a bill with their respective bands. Don t miss an exciting evening of original roots rock from two the region s most dynamic performers and writers.
May 18, 2021
Scott Bernstein
The RIDE Festival returns to Telluride this July, albeit in different form. A bevy of concerts including multiple performances from
Warren Haynes, Citizen Cope and The National’s
Matt Berninger will be held at seven different Telluride venues for 10 days spanning July 2 – 11.
Tickets can be purchased by weekend or for the full 10-day slate via Eventbrite starting at 10 a.m. MT on June 3 for those 21 & over. Festivalgoers can take advantage of the many outdoor activities Telluride has to offer including rafting, hiking, mountain biking and climbing.
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On July 2 – 4, Cope,
Rival Sons, Eric Gales, The Texas Gentleman, Davy Knowles, The Cody Wright Trio, The Steepwater Band and more will perform as part of The RIDE Festival’s first weekend lineup. Mid-Week performances come July 5- 8 from Rival Sons, Warren Haynes,
LifestyleOrdering takeout? Try a live concert at home
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Singer-songwriter Steve Poltz plays a private concert in front of a small crowd on a resident s back porch, in Piedmont, California, U.S., April 30, 2021. REUTERS/Nathan Frandino
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Live concerts are on the menu for home delivery, as musicians and audiences seek to satisfy their appetite for human interaction.
As the sun set in Piedmont, California, about 20 masked revelers gathered on the back porch of a home. Lit up by a few stage lights, a nearby fire and hanging garden bulbs, singer-songwriter Steve Poltz strolled in, guitar in hand, happy to be performing live again.
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Three of New England’s top emerging artists will take the stage for a special episode of the
The Ghost Light Series.
Jay Psaros,
Alice Howe will all perform Friday, January 22, at 7:30 PM on NECN.
Jay Psaros, a longtime resident of the Northeast was born into a family of the self-employed. As a result, his music has ebbed and flowed in and out of “where the work is,” so to speak. Crossing genres as needed and blending styles as desired. At 34 years old, Psaros has worked in a most peculiar musical landscape. His gigs have ranged from bar rooms, to medieval themed dinner theaters, to small clubs, house concerts, weddings, and everything in between. He has hustled as a booking agent, produced for other artists, written music blogs and even taught the occasional lesson. On the cusp of a decade in the music industry, the sweaty bars and medieval costumes have given way to support slo