Events

Every Monday

Every Monday for over 10+ years now is Jazz Night at 11th St. Bar.  Our house band, "The 11th St. Bar Quintet", is comprised of Richard Clements piano, Murray Wall bass, Taro Okomoto drums, Grant Stewart tenor sax, and Joe Magnarelli trumpet.  It is a show not to be missed.  Come on down and support our local musicians!

Jamie Thomas had his musical epiphany not at the proverbial crossroads but a schoolyard in Astoria, Queens, where the music of Bob Dylan, Lou Reed, Johnny Cash, The Rolling Stones and others touched his soul and inspired him to write songs. He honed his skills as a performer playing New York clubs with his band 3rd Man Out before striking out on his own. Jamie continues to perform his own steeped-in-the-tradition originals with his reinterpretations of other numbers from the great real American music songbook that span from its origins to today.

Multi-instrumentalist Jason Ewald writes songs to process life. His songs are about love, friendship and the confusion that comes along for the ride with those things. Sometimes he sings in the morning and it turns into a song about the nightlife. Sometimes he sings about the city and it ends up sounding like the circus. “Music is a way for me to express what can’t be expressed in any other way.” He stated in an interview at his Brooklyn apartment. Jason continues to be inspired by life and always has a tune in his head.

Sanford: is the brainchild of Brooklyn based, but South Carolina born musician Jay Sanford. He does all of the writing, arranging, and performing for his recorded music, including his previous original releases: “Gone to Hell” and “Farewell”. Pulling from a wide range of musical influences, Sanford: curates his live show setlists across genres and decades. From Hank Williams to Phoebe Bridgers to Sam Cooke to Joy Division to Fats Waller to The Rolling Stones, he subscribes to the idea that good music is good music…And to quote Frank Zappa, “Music is the best”.  Catch them here the first Thursday of every other month.

Every Sunday

Every Sunday night is our Traditional Irish Seisiún.  This year they are celebrating their 25th year with us!  It is one of the longest running seisiúns in NYC and is hosted by Tony DeMarco (fiddle).  Other guest musicians join in as the night goes on. In the past the seisiún has been the subject of an article in the NY Times and Tony appeared on “Live From Here” with Chris Thile on NPR. Without a doubt one of the best things you can do on a Sunday Night in NYC!

The Saint Mark’s Saints were born of Covid on the legendary and world famous Saint Mark’s Place in the basement of their bar ‘East Village Social’in early 2021. Their New York City roadhouse style of music has been resonating in the East Village since they struck their first chord. The Saints set consists of originals and obscure country, Irish and blues covers. The Saint Mark’s Saints are all pedigreed local musicians from the East Village with Gerard Gerard on vocals, Thomas Volume & Kid Bowery on guitars and Roger Mack on drums.

The now famous Second Wednesday of Every Month Residency is always a full on treat of a performance. Fronted by P.J. O'Connor and Billy Ryan with the backing band of Chris Fischer, Brendan Ryan, and Patrick Carmichael… although you never know who may show up and join them. They adapt their show every month with new artists in their catalogue. No two shows are ever the same!

Big Mamou plays a rocking mix of original and traditional Cajun, Country, and Zydeco. They absolutely packed the house and blew everyone away at their “Fat Tuesday” performance last year. Fronted by accordionist/singer John Sherman and singer Julianne Fenhagen, the lineup also includes guitarist/pedal steel player Michael Levine, upright bassist Jim Fenhagen, drummer Billy Loos, and trombonist Fred Parcells with new addition Steve Skinner on acoustic guitar and piano! Their latest album Deux can be heard at bigmamouband.com or gotten at  https://bigmamou.bandcamp.com/releases

Reilly Rose is an indie/alternative artist based in NYC whose music blends heartfelt storytelling with playful wit. Reilly’s sound combines elements of folk, pop, and quirky musicality. Her live performances combine her love of storytelling with some comedic banter- a mix of sincerity, humor, and emotional depth.  Rose’s songs explore themes of nostalgia, love, and the absurdities of life, often with a witty twist. As she continues to build her audience in NYC’s thriving indie scene, Reilly is dedicated to connecting with listeners through both the vulnerability and playfulness of her work.  Reilly Rose Website

Austin-born, New York-based musician Ricky Stein writes songs that seek spiritual common ground between the mesas of West Texas and the cobblestones of South Brooklyn. Recent singles "Killer Waves," "Sight for Sore Eyes," and "The Night Is Young" depict city life in the modern era; "The Tex-Mex Song" balances out the set with good-natured humor.  All songs are delivered with Stein's earnest baritone, accompanied by acoustic guitar, harmonica, and some of the finest backing musicians NYC has to offer.

RickyStein.com

Mike Ferrio's previous band, the much-feted Tandy, came to an end with the untimely death of his musical partner Drew Glackin. Good Luck Mountain is Mike Ferrio's response to the shock and grief of that event, and also a fresh start in a new direction. Good Luck Mountain is the name he's adopted for his new band as well as the name of the record; "seasoned players", he calls his new band mates, who include Konrad Meissner from The Silos (with whom Drew Glackin also played) and Matt Mays, once of The Guthries, but there's a host of other players on this album which features music that is carefully built - layers of sound that spring from some synthesiser atmospherics in the background and with changes of emphasis that are characterised by use of strings or horns.

Wandering Years originated as the recording project of Brooklyn songwriter Gene Stroman. After making a string of home-recorded EPs, including the intimate, emo-tinged folk release "Wandering Years Retirement Community" (2022), Stroman recruited friends to bring the Wandering Years sound to life. In 2023, the group released its debut LP "Mountain Laughed" on Boston slowcore label Candlepin Records. Channeling the melodic and melancholic sounds of early shoegaze-adjacent groups like Red House Painters, Low, and Songs: Ohia, the album is a tender meditation on the seemingly relentless river of time experienced in the city. More recently, Wandering Years released “You Are Covered in Brooklyn Amber” EP on Better Days Will Haunt You and Candlepin Records.

The Oystermen are an Americana band that knows how to bring the party! Since releasing their debut album as a trumpet-and-guitar duo in June 2024, they've expanded their lineup to include a rhythm section and now perform around NYC as a full four-piece band. Described by The Ugly Hug music journal as "Brooklyn's newest bluegrass super-force", their shows are split between originals and covers of the old-timey songs they love.  Oystermen Instagram

Doak Hensley is an American songwriter from Happy Place, TX. His songs are textured with the dust and grit of the great American landscape, woven from tales of salt of the earth folks. Inspired by hippies, rednecks, outlaws, and old cowboys who never thought much of labels, Doak’s music will put a boogie in the britches of anyone with boots to scoot and an ear to bend. He’ll be glad to see you when he does, and you’ll be glad you did when you’re gone.  Doak Hensley Instagram

Fulgurite is what happens when lightning strikes mud. It’s also what listening to The Wonder Licks feels like: Somewhere on the banks of the Big Muddy, in a white-hot flash of sound and fury, Americana music grew legs, stood up, and called itself a band.  Founder Jacob Wunderlich enlisted in classical piano lessons as a wee lad. By his early teens, Wunderlich was writing duets for his friends and modifying the lyrics of radio hits to make his sisters pee their pants. A move to Nashville, TN at 18 years old would inspire delusions of grandeur.  Today, The Wonder Licks is an embodiment of Wunderlich’s music-or-bust move to New York City. Deemed “ambitious work” and an “impeccable sound” by various nincompoops, the band’s live act features Brian Carey (bass), Maria Ferrugia (tambourine), Sam Weinberger (keys), in addition to Reina (drums) and Wunderlich (vocals/piano/guitar). They want to melt your face with the best Americana music you’ve never heard.  https://thewonderlicks.band

Screamer Party is an electronic duo featuring Tony Bruno and Chris Campion playing the classic 80's songs of legendary New York radio station WLIR. The name is a play on "Screamer of the Week" the station's old listener contest for best new song. So spike up that hair and get ready to dance to music from: Duran Duran, The Cure, INXS, early U2, The Smiths, Prince, Depeche Mode,The Clash, OMD, Echo and the Bunnymen, The Psychedelic Furs, Tears for Fears and so MUCH more!!! 

The Whiskey Biscuits are a five-piece country-rock band based in Brooklyn, NY.  Formed over a mutual love of American roots music, including classic country and rock & roll, Whiskey Biscuits sets serve as a tribute to undersung songwriters (Flying Burrito Bros, John Prine, Warren Zevon), radio favorites (The Rolling Stones, Bruce Springsteen, Tom Petty), and a catalog of original music influenced by all of the above. The band has garnered a reputation for rowdy live performances and has become a sought-after act among the Brooklyn country scene, working weekly as the house band at the famed 250+ capacity venue, Desert 5 Spot, as well as making regular appearances at respected country scene institution Skinny Dennis. Having cut their teeth here, the band feels a special relationship to 11th St Bar and sees these shows as an opportunity to share in the collective culture of song that has long been part of the bar’s identity. The Whiskey Biscuits sets at 11th St are characterised by an emphasis on original material and more obscure covers aimed at the heads, often culminating in a dancing-on-tables celebration of rock and roll songwriting.

Formed in 2010, the Bakersfield Breakers are a three-piece instrumental group from New York City that consists of Keith Yaun (Guitar), John Hamilton (Bass Guitar), and John DiGiulio (Drums).  The band’s mission is to reawaken the classic guitar-driven sound of 1950’s Bakersfield and the driving tunes of 1960’s surf rock. In addition to its large catalog of covers, the group also performs originals that fit perfectly with the vintage vibe.  www.bakersfieldbreakers.com

The now famous Second Wednesday of Every Month Residency is always a full on treat of a performance. Fronted by P.J. O'Connor and Billy Ryan with the backing band of Chris Fischer, Brendan Ryan, and Patrick Carmichael… although you never know who may show up and join them. They adapt their show every month with new artists in their catalogue. No two shows are ever the same!

“Tash’s sound evokes the timeless allure of bygone eras while retaining a vibrant resonance with the contemporary musical landscape. She threads together elements of folk, blues, rock ‘n’ roll, jazz, and country into a unique tapestry that stands as a testament to her versatile artistry.” ~ B-Side Guys Leah Tash has been writing and performing songs throughout New York City since she was 17 years old. Growing up one neighborhood over from Greenwich Village, her teenage years brought her the gift of discovering artists like Bob Dylan, Bessie Smith and Johnny Cash. These early influences now dance through the stories Leah tells in song, as she embraces a sentimental heart and adventurous spirit. Today you can catch Leah live on the road and in her hometown city, either solo or with her swinging Americana band. Facebook.com/leahtashmusic

Facebook.com/leahtashmusic

RAT CITY SUNRISE is a collaboration between songwriters Evangeline Grace Young and Joey Siara (NEAR BEER and HENRY CLAY PEOPLE). They met in New Jersey in 2019 working on a TV series together and became buddies on set, bonding over bands and what not. Evangeline loves Big Thief and Leonard Cohen and The Band. Joey loves The Replacements and Tom Petty and Pavement. Evangeline has a more folkier sensibility and has opened for Glen Hansard. Joey has a more bratty indie rock thing and has opened for The Hold Steady. When they both found themselves living in NYC they decided to start a band called RAT CITY SUNRISE, which blends their sensibilities into something gritty but sweet. Big slackery guitars. Earnest sad sack lyrics. Hooky melodies and harms. Sibling-esque banter. They are currently recording their first record. 

 A supergroup of sorts featuring veteran singer-songwriters Matt Keating and Steve Mayone. Comparisons to Nashville Skyline-era Bob Dylan, Lou Reed, Wilco, The Jayhawks and other upbeat auteurs… In short, a melodic potpourri that allows for a sumptuous set of songs. Formed in 2015 by songwriter veterans Matt Keating and Steve Mayone, the Bastards have amassed an impressive catalogue, debuting new songs on their popular New Song Forward Friday series. With Jason Mercer on Bass and Greg Wieczorek on Drums, the Bastards just released their debut album!  Bastards of Fine Arts Website

E. James Smith, a friend of 11th Street Bar since its opening in 1997, returns with The E. James Smith Band in fine form ready to rock and launch the 11th Bar into summer. The band will be featuring many songs from the album Don’t Ge Me Wrong… such as The Grove, She’ll Take You So High, Abel to Jesus, Afterlife Without You and several new surprises. Thursday nights with the EJS Band are always an exciting event, so don’t miss it.  https://linktr.ee/ejamessmith

Ethan Eubanks, Brett Bass, Andrew Sherman, and David “Doc” French playing classic blues 

New York City-based, British-born singer/songwriter James Maddock makes literate and heartfelt folk and Americana-influenced music. Born in Leicester, England, Maddock was a member of the band's Fire Next Time and Wood before embarking on a solo career.  Seeing him in a small setting like this is a real treat.  Officiall James Maddock Website 

Chris Campion has one of the longest running residencies at 11th St. Bar, "The Last Thursday of Every Month."  He brings an eclectic mix of both original and cover songs tied together by some of the best between song banter you'll ever hear. He is joined by any number of his musical co conspirators including Bennett LaGreca, Paul Giannini, Bill Ryan, Mike Cranmer, or even his brother, Billy Campion. Download the new album here: https://christopherjohncampion.bandcamp.com.

Mike Ferrio's previous band, the much-feted Tandy, came to an end with the untimely death of his musical partner Drew Glackin. Good Luck Mountain is Mike Ferrio's response to the shock and grief of that event, and also a fresh start in a new direction. Good Luck Mountain is the name he's adopted for his new band as well as the name of the record; "seasoned players", he calls his new band mates, who include Konrad Meissner from The Silos (with whom Drew Glackin also played) and Matt Mays, once of The Guthries, but there's a host of other players on this album which features music that is carefully built - layers of sound that spring from some synthesiser atmospherics in the background and with changes of emphasis that are characterised by use of strings or horns.

For 30 years, Greg Humphreys has been a bandleader, guitarist, songwriter and singer, touring across the U.S., Canada and Europe, fronting North Carolina bands Dillon Fence and Hobex and his NYC-based Electric Trio.  Greg’s songs have been featured in the Netflix hit series OBX and the ‘90s classic film “Rounders.” He has released albums on Atlantic Records and London Records in addition to the catalog of music released on his own Phrex Records imprint.   Greg continues his first-Wednesday-of-the-month residency at 11th Street Bar with some of NYC’s finest musicians.  https://www.greghumphreys.net/ 

Sanford: is the brainchild of Brooklyn based, but South Carolina born musician Jay Sanford. He does all of the writing, arranging, and performing for his recorded music, including his previous original releases: “Gone to Hell” and “Farewell”. Pulling from a wide range of musical influences, Sanford: curates his live show setlists across genres and decades. From Hank Williams to Phoebe Bridgers to Sam Cooke to Joy Division to Fats Waller to The Rolling Stones, he subscribes to the idea that good music is good music…And to quote Frank Zappa, “Music is the best”.  Catch them here the first Thursday of every other month.

Puma Perl and Friends has been merging Puma’s poetry with rock and roll and music of all genres for over 10 years. Joff Wilson (guitar), Joe Sztabnik (bass), and Dave Donen (percussion) play both original compositions and covers behind her spoken word. Each show includes a couple of songs by Joe and Joff, and the band is often joined by other friends playing everything from sax to harp to trombone to violin. Puma and the other band members have been stalwarts of the NYC downtown scene and have performed individually and with other projects throughout the United States and Europe.

SoulCake singer/songwriter/guitarist Joff Wilson leads the band; Laura Sativa brings flute and percussion to the arrangements and Sarafe is a distinctive presence on bass.  SoulCake has earned a reputation for shows that are fun and full of surprises, from unannounced guests and spontaneous repertoire to new interpretations of audience favorites.

Annually on September 10th

No real event here, we just usually get together on what was Jack's Birthday and celebrate the greatest guy to ever walk through the doors to this bar.  He was the King of Happy Hour and we named our Happy Hour after him. To learn more about Jack, check this out: Jack Smead Video

The now famous Second Wednesday of Every Month Residency is always a full on treat of a performance. Fronted by P.J. O'Connor and Billy Ryan with the backing band of Chris Fischer, Brendan Ryan, and Patrick Carmichael… although you never know who may show up and join them. They adapt their show every month with new artists in their catalogue. No two shows are ever the same!

“Roots rock with a surreal twist.” Mark is joined by a rotating crew including Eric "Roscoe" Ambel, John Hamilton, Keith Robinson, Morgan Lindsey Tachco, Puma Perl, and when he's in town, Keith Christopher.  Mark McKay Band Website

The man Jerry Lee Lewis once likened to “that Cash kid, but good” has enjoyed a long and varied career. Jack Grace is that man: a singer, songwriter, and guitarist who’s been touring and recording for over 25 years. His duet with Norah Jones, “Bad Wind Blowing” was a standout tune on his last recording, Everything I Say Is A Lie, produced by Joan Jett and Steve Earle’s former guitarist Eric Ambel. He’s performed with a diverse collection of artists, like the aforementioned Lewis as well as Doc Watson, Fishbone, Junior Brown, The Meters and has even shared the bill with Merle Haggard. With a revolving cast of characters, he leads anything from simple guitar, bass, and drum trios to seven-piece ensembles complete with piano, steel, trombone, and trumpet. He will be performing on the 3rd Tuesday of the Month at 11th St. Bar going forward.   JackGrace.com

New York City-based, British-born singer/songwriter James Maddock makes literate and heartfelt folk and Americana-influenced music. Born in Leicester, England, Maddock was a member of the band's Fire Next Time and Wood before embarking on a solo career.  Seeing him in a small setting like this is a real treat.  Officiall James Maddock Website 

The Hugh Pool Band has a residency here at 11th St. Bar on the third Thursday of each month unless Hugh’s out of town rocking the rest of America. Hugh is a musician, songwriter, producer, and member of the New York Blues Hall of Fame who plays guitar in a unique style that melds traditional Delta blues, country music and classic and psychedelic rock and roll. His instrument of choice is a National Steel Triolian, a resonator guitar somewhat like a Dobro, played with a spark plug wrench through an Ibanez TS-9 overdrive pedal and a Dunlop Dyna comp compressor. He also plays Harmonica, Banjo, Lap Steel, Mandolin, sings and plays standard electric guitars. He is joined by Ken Rich on Bass and either Keith Robinson or James Wormsworth on drums.  www.HughPool.com                     

Big Mamou plays a rocking mix of original and traditional Cajun, Country, and Zydeco. They absolutely packed the house and blew everyone away at their “Fat Tuesday” performance last year. Fronted by accordionist/singer John Sherman and singer Julianne Fenhagen, the lineup also includes guitarist/pedal steel player Michael Levine, upright bassist Jim Fenhagen, drummer Billy Loos, and trombonist Fred Parcells with new addition Steve Skinner on acoustic guitar and piano! Their latest album Deux can be heard at bigmamouband.com or gotten at  https://bigmamou.bandcamp.com/releases

Chris Campion has one of the longest running residencies at 11th St. Bar, "The Last Thursday of Every Month."  He brings an eclectic mix of both original and cover songs tied together by some of the best between song banter you'll ever hear. He is joined by any number of his musical co conspirators including Bennett LaGreca, Paul Giannini, Bill Ryan, Mike Cranmer, or even his brother, Billy Campion. Download the new album here: https://christopherjohncampion.bandcamp.com.

For 30 years, Greg Humphreys has been a bandleader, guitarist, songwriter and singer, touring across the U.S., Canada and Europe, fronting North Carolina bands Dillon Fence and Hobex and his NYC-based Electric Trio.  Greg’s songs have been featured in the Netflix hit series OBX and the ‘90s classic film “Rounders.” He has released albums on Atlantic Records and London Records in addition to the catalog of music released on his own Phrex Records imprint.   Greg continues his first-Wednesday-of-the-month residency at 11th Street Bar with some of NYC’s finest musicians.  https://www.greghumphreys.net/ 

The Whiskey Biscuits are a five-piece country-rock band based in Brooklyn, NY.  Formed over a mutual love of American roots music, including classic country and rock & roll, Whiskey Biscuits sets serve as a tribute to undersung songwriters (Flying Burrito Bros, John Prine, Warren Zevon), radio favorites (The Rolling Stones, Bruce Springsteen, Tom Petty), and a catalog of original music influenced by all of the above. The band has garnered a reputation for rowdy live performances and has become a sought-after act among the Brooklyn country scene, working weekly as the house band at the famed 250+ capacity venue, Desert 5 Spot, as well as making regular appearances at respected country scene institution Skinny Dennis. Having cut their teeth here, the band feels a special relationship to 11th St Bar and sees these shows as an opportunity to share in the collective culture of song that has long been part of the bar’s identity. The Whiskey Biscuits sets at 11th St are characterised by an emphasis on original material and more obscure covers aimed at the heads, often culminating in a dancing-on-tables celebration of rock and roll songwriting.

Benjamin Miller sings honky-tonk numbers and sad songs for Minneapolis country band The Federales, sings psychedelic folk and 1960s rock ’n’ roll for himself, and plays bass for a few NYC Americana bands. Ben started writing songs after stints in country cover bands around the Twin Cities and then soaked up tons of musical inspiration while making videos for public radio show Live from Here. For fans of: Bob Dylan’s harmonica on John Wesley Harding, Neil Young’s On the Beach, Kate Bollinger, long winter scarves, easy-to-make rye whiskey cocktails.

The now famous Second Wednesday of Every Month Residency is always a full on treat of a performance. Fronted by P.J. O'Connor and Billy Ryan with the backing band of Chris Fischer, Brendan Ryan, and Patrick Carmichael… although you never know who may show up and join them. They adapt their show every month with new artists in their catalogue. No two shows are ever the same!

E. James Smith, a friend of 11th Street Bar since its opening in 1997, returns with The E. James Smith Band in fine form ready to rock and launch the 11th Bar into summer. The band will be featuring many songs from the album Don’t Ge Me Wrong… such as The Grove, She’ll Take You So High, Abel to Jesus, Afterlife Without You and several new surprises. Thursday nights with the EJS Band are always an exciting event, so don’t miss it.  https://linktr.ee/ejamessmith

One should take heed to conflate Luba Dvorak, the man, with the Luba Dvorak behind six strings and a microphone. The former is a family man carrying a music tradition passed along through his bloodline. He is a taciturn figure of observation and honest reflection; but make no mistake, there is a reckoning that churns beneath that calm surface. You may think that you know him, but there is a part of him that you’ve most certainly misunderstood. Perched above and just behind a microphone set center-stage, Luba Dvorak smelts his private demeanor and shapes it into a pair of dark sunglasses which he stashes beneath his brow hidden behind the brim of a hat. The quiet mystery of the man becomes a brash amalgam of roots influences that delivers tales of passionate struggle, celebration, and perhaps even a bit of warning. He will growl and croon. He will shred and pick. He will shimmy and kick. He will rock and he will tonk. He drinks a white wine spritzer with a red wine chaser. You may think you know him, but you’ve probably only begun to misunderstand him. He is an artist with much to say in a tradition that is commonly regarded as in memoriam, yet Luba returns to that place to decorate the headstone with respect and to vow to keep the art of the folk singer alive and thriving, finding poignant ways to remind us all that his role is a conception of reverence to a craft that deserves preservation for our own moments of despair and revelry. From being born in Czechoslovakia, raised in Vancouver, Canada, and honed by New York City, Luba moved in 2017 to found his next settlement for “Brooklyn Twang” in Houston, Texas, where he leaned into the musical influence of a tradition all its own. His latest album, “Dumpster Fire,” pays tribute to the sonic stylings of a City and State with their own particular flare of deliberate intent. It is as adept at slowly bleeding time from under the tourniquet of the hill country as it is presenting a bit of chin music with the force of freeway traffic. As you come to know this collection of songs, you may find that you’ve misunderstood yourself, and that’s just what Luba, the man, would like. Luba Dvorak Website

 A supergroup of sorts featuring veteran singer-songwriters Matt Keating and Steve Mayone. Comparisons to Nashville Skyline-era Bob Dylan, Lou Reed, Wilco, The Jayhawks and other upbeat auteurs… In short, a melodic potpourri that allows for a sumptuous set of songs. Formed in 2015 by songwriter veterans Matt Keating and Steve Mayone, the Bastards have amassed an impressive catalogue, debuting new songs on their popular New Song Forward Friday series. With Jason Mercer on Bass and Greg Wieczorek on Drums, the Bastards just released their debut album!  Bastards Of Fine Arts Website

The Hugh Pool Band has a residency here at 11th St. Bar on the third Thursday of each month unless Hugh’s out of town rocking the rest of America. Hugh is a musician, songwriter, producer, and member of the New York Blues Hall of Fame who plays guitar in a unique style that melds traditional Delta blues, country music and classic and psychedelic rock and roll. His instrument of choice is a National Steel Triolian, a resonator guitar somewhat like a Dobro, played with a spark plug wrench through an Ibanez TS-9 overdrive pedal and a Dunlop Dyna comp compressor. He also plays Harmonica, Banjo, Lap Steel, Mandolin, sings and plays standard electric guitars. He is joined by Ken Rich on Bass and either Keith Robinson or James Wormsworth on drums.  www.HughPool.com