Events

Come watch the match on our 7 TVs both indoors and outdoors.  Our doors open at 9:30am. No Reservations. First come, first served up to 125 people. No children under 21 without a parent.

Every Sunday

Every Sunday night is our Traditional Irish Seisiún.  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!

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, 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!

Alfonso Velez developed a New York audience by playing live. For six years prior to the pandemic, his weekly Sunday evening residency in the West Village grew in attendance and his original songs became staples. His music has been heard on enough TV ads that you've probably heard him, without knowing it was him. Flanking him on bass, drums and keys are NYC monsters Jamie Alegre, Chris Parker, and Ben Hoffman who together with Velez, create a distinctly New York Sound, that nods to early and mid seventies records by Paul Simon, JJ Cale, Greg Perry and Toussaint. Their music plays for keeps, and has converted even the most cynical cross-armed New York audiences.  Making their 11th Street debut, the band will be playing songs from an upcoming full-length album, out this Spring.

Greg Humphreys led North Carolina faves Dillon Fence and Hobex. With songs influenced by the best in pop, funk, soul, R&B, and rock n' roll, he is now joined by Keith Robinson on drums and Matt Brandau on bass. The Electric Trio have a brand new album, “Haymaker” out and performed at the last Lockn’ Festival before the pandemic. They have a residency here on the first Wednesday of the month.  The band will keep you grooving and Greg will melt your face!  https://www.greghumphreys.net/about/ 

The Whiskey Biscuits are a classic rock and country band covering the hits and playing some soon to be original hits! Formed by Robert Cody Maxwell (guitar, vocals), Rick Williams (drums, vocals), and Bronson Taylor (guitar, vocals) in April 2021 and joined later by badass bass player Josh Dore, the boys are out to make sure everyone is having a good time.                                             

The Tube is a Brooklyn based rock and roll band formed in 2021 by long time friends and songwriting duo Chris Krueger and Tyler Rigdon. The pair recruited bass player, Sam Gehrke, and recorded 2022’s debut album “LONG LIVE THE TUBE” in just a few days with a bigger bar tab than recording budget. The Tube brings a raw, no-strings-attached live show to the stage with a rotating cast of guitar players who lend to their spontaneous brand of the performance. Whether it’s barroom or basement, nobody loves ya like The Tube.

Come watch the match on our 7 TVs both indoors and outdoors.  Our doors open at Noon. No Reservations. First come, first served up to 125 people. No children under 21 without a parent. 

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 Neil Nunziato… 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!

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 Keith Robinson on drums and Ken Rich on Bass. http://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 this 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. Their new album Deux can be heard at bigmamouband.com or gotten at  https://bigmamou.bandcamp.com/releases

Jamie Thomas had his musical epiphany not at the proverbial crossroads but a schoolyard in Astoria, Queens, where the music of Bob Dylan, 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, making his bones as a solo act in the ground zero of the American folk movement, Greenwich Village's the Bitter End. He later headed south of Mason-Dixon line spending time in Nashville before landing in Austin, TX in 2003. In 2012 Jamie headed west to Los Angeles for a year of writing and gigging at the Viper Room, the Mint, the House of Blues, and Molly Malones. In 2021 Jamie relocated to Clearwater, Florida where he 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.                        

Formally employed by Lucinda Williams, Matt took on a variety of jobs that included handling merch, assistant tour manager and eventually tour manager. At one point, her guitarist, Doug Pettibone, overheard him playing a song on guitar and urged him to show off his skills to Lucinda. She was so impressed that she had him open on tour, both is the U.S. and abroad. Lucinda also sang a duet with Matt on his first record, All the Dirt in Town. Now, with the launch of his second album, Cheaper to Fly, he's clearly come into his own. A set of songs flush with verve, vitality and lyrics that speak directly from the heart, it represents a major step in a trajectory that continues to bring him closer to his own particular prominence.

Buck And A Quarter is the NYC-based string band that plays the forgotten gems and favorites of the golden age of American popular music, featuring western swing, tangos, vintage pop and vintage-inspired originals, all in a category-defying style described as ‘skiffle meets Cole Porter’ and ‘what kind of music IS this?’ Buck And A Quarter has been playing for dancing and listening at venues all over New York City and the northeast since 2014. Their 78-RPM original recordings are available for digital download at their website: http://www.buckandaquarterquartet.com/ 

Acclaimed bombshell songstress Julia Haltigan came up on the Lower East Side of New York City when it oozed a heady mix of danger, possibility and art. A sensitive badass who rides vintage Triumph motorcycles and sings primal rock n’ roll with smoldering expressivity. An 11th St. Bar mainstay for years she is not to be missed on her home turf! http://www.juliahaltigan.com                                       

            Supremo Massiv is a multi-instrumentalist, songwriter and producer born and currently living in Brooklyn, NY. His soulful psychedelic-folk sound is a product of an array of influences by artists all across the musical spectrum. The artists of the 60’s all the way up through the 80’s NY punk era to the 90’s Hip Hop era, would come to shape the attitude, soul and messages in his song writing. 

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. http://JamesMaddock.net  

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.

Trespasser was formed two years ago by lead guitarist and singer Clay Rodgers at Wesleyan University. The band has developed a style of their own, fusing elements of country, psych rock, folk, jazz and indie. The group puts a large emphasis on live improvisation and dynamic setlists, making every show a unique experience. Some of their biggest influences are The Allman Brothers, JJ Cale, The Grateful Dead and Doc Watson. You can find their music on all streaming services, and follow them on instagram at @trespasser_band for updates on new releases and shows.

The Folk rock, Americana music of Thomas G. Waites, Tony Daniels and Cedric Allen Hills will touch your soul with songs that are riveting, sometimes amusing but always filled with harmony and healing. Actor, writer, director Thomas G. Waites brings his songwriting, singing and guitar playing talents to the music stage along with the powerhouse performer Tony Daniels and the extremely gifted Cedric Allen Hills. The stage is set!                                                    

Craig Greenberg has been hailed as NYC’s most acclaimed post-millennial piano man. Over the past 15 years, the native New Yorker has been a staple on the city’s music scene, capturing and building on the spirited ivory traditions of greats like Billy Joel, Ben Folds and Randy Newman with sparkling, soulful new musical twists, a larger than life personality and his insightful, dramatic sense of storytelling.  CraigGreenbergMusic.com 

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.

The popular "Three Songwriters Walk Into a Bar" series returns again!

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 Neil Nunziato… 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!

Details coming soon....

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.

From a young age Leah Tash was drawn to folk, blues and country music and found solace in artists like Bessie Smith, Bob Dylan and The Carter Family. These early influences now dance through the stories Leah tells in song, as she reflects on healing, heartbreak, mischievous characters and incredible adventures. Since the age of 17 Leah has been recording and performing throughout New York City and beyond. Today you can catch her with the Leah Tash Band playing a blend of blues-rock, country-rock and rock ‘n’ roll at venues like 11th Street Bar. Facebook.com/leahtashmusic

Robert Cody Maxwell:Spirited and hopeful, Brooklyn based songwriter Robert Cody Maxwell’s songs channel the vigor and vision of early heartland rock. Unadorned lyricism and driving guitar arrangements make for a live show that occasionally borders on theatre, pivoting between intimate, folksy confessionals and ballsy rock and roll with clear nods to 1970s New Jersey. There’s a tenacity that runs through the songs, and Maxwell’s stark, brassy delivery reflects a resolve that feels hard-won. Maxwell is collaborator and bandmate to Los Angeles based Silas Nello and Nashville’s Bobby Kitchens, having contributed instrumental work to both Nello’s “Easy Listening for Uneasy People,” (2018) and Kitchen’s “The Best Things” (2020).                    Garrett Owen:Fort Worth singer-songwriter Garrett Owen draws inspiration from a multitude of sources, not the least of which is a childhood spent in Africa and South America with his missionary parents.  Quiet Lives, his most recent release, looks at the push-pull of relationships, love, and loss with musical arrangements bristling/filled with complex chord changes and melodic dissonance.  “With a sound akin to the more melancholy side of Jesse Malin, Owen brims with a mixture of mourning and understanding," said American Songwriter.                    Good Thoughts:  Good Thoughts is a rock band that formed in New York City in 2021 by lead singer and songwriter, Alex Petti. They use the best elements of rock, punk and folk music to tell complex stories in a modern alternative rock format.

Acclaimed bombshell songstress Julia Haltigan came up on the Lower East Side of New York City when it oozed a heady mix of danger, possibility and art. A sensitive badass who rides vintage Triumph motorcycles and sings primal rock n’ roll with smoldering expressivity. An 11th St. Bar mainstay for years she is not to be missed on her home turf! http://www.juliahaltigan.com                                       

            Supremo Massiv is a multi-instrumentalist, songwriter and producer born and currently living in Brooklyn, NY. His soulful psychedelic-folk sound is a product of an array of influences by artists all across the musical spectrum. The artists of the 60’s all the way up through the 80’s NY punk era to the 90’s Hip Hop era, would come to shape the attitude, soul and messages in his song writing. 

August Wells is a musical project created by Ken Griffin and John Rauchenberger in New York.  Griffin is the former creative mind behind the groups, Rollerskate Skinny, Kid Silver and Favourite Sons. John Rauchenberger, a New York pianist who has played with among others, The Favourite Sons, Maggie Estep and Daniel Carter. The music of August Wells has been described as “Strange other worldly chamber music”, “Sinatra singing Lou Reed songs” and “The secret marriage of Willy Nelson and Lee Hazlewood” Songs to walk across your troubled heart with.  “This charming man possesses possibly the most evocative, even beautiful, Irish singing voice ever recorded — equal parts Scott Walker and…oh, lots of cool icons from the past with vaguely baritone vocal styles like Leonard Cohen perchance.” www.augustwells.com

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.

BASTARDS OF FINE ARTS is a new band with old roots. 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.

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

PJ LaMariana is a seasoned jamband artist based in NYC. Having been enthralled with music since childhood, the long-time musician has made a respectable name in the industry as a killer bass guitarist. During his career, PJ has accompanied artists like Merl Saunders, Keller Williams, John Kadlecik, Oteil Burbrigde and many other great musicians. In the last few years, PJ has taken a huge leap into the spotlight; having developed his guitar, vocal, and songwriting skills, this passionate musician found himself itching to bring the melodies that have meandered through his head over the years to life. After a chance reconnection with an old high school friend-turned-producer, the two eagerly combined their talents and jumped into creating music together. 

Dark Streets are a NYC Celtic punk collective dedicated to honoring the music of The Pogues. Two ex-members of Irish rockers, The Kissers, relocated to NYC and never lost their love for the songwriting of Shane MacGowan. After a number of years tossing around the idea of reuniting they musical friendship over whisky and stout, they recruited members of The Last Nites and Mama Tried to round out the new musical endeavor. Dark Streets not only play the finest of Pogues songs, they also dip into the catalog of The Dubliners, Flogging Molly, Johnny Cash, alongside jacked up traditionals and a few originals. Come have a pint on the Dark Streets.

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 Neil Nunziato… 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!

The Whiskey Biscuits are a classic rock and country band covering the hits and playing some soon to be original hits! Formed by Robert Cody Maxwell (guitar, vocals), Rick Williams (drums, vocals), and Bronson Taylor (guitar, vocals) in April 2021 and joined later by badass bass player Josh Dore, the boys are out to make sure everyone is having a good time. 

Alyson Faith is a NYC-based singer/songwriter who has been performing for over the past two decades. Originally from Long Island, Alyson writes on the piano and performs acoustically and with a full band. Her songs have been featured in independent films, compilations and on TV shows.             

The Pine Cats:  John Putnam and Mike Visceglia have been musical friends and colleagues for decades, first meeting at an audition for recording artist Eve Moon, a fixture in the New York City folk rock scene in the 1980’s. In 2020, John and Mike responded to the pandemic by working on music just as a duo. Inspired by John’s original acoustic music, as well as a collection of classic blues and folk rock classics.

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 this 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.  Their new album Deux can be heard at bigmamouband.com or gotten at  https://bigmamou.bandcamp.com/releases

Trespasser was formed two years ago by lead guitarist and singer Clay Rodgers at Wesleyan University. The band has developed a style of their own, fusing elements of country, psych rock, folk, jazz and indie. The group puts a large emphasis on live improvisation and dynamic setlists, making every show a unique experience. Some of their biggest influences are The Allman Brothers, JJ Cale, The Grateful Dead and Doc Watson. You can find their music on all streaming services, and follow them on instagram at @trespasser_band for updates on new releases and shows.

Acclaimed bombshell songstress Julia Haltigan came up on the Lower East Side of New York City when it oozed a heady mix of danger, possibility and art. A sensitive badass who rides vintage Triumph motorcycles and sings primal rock n’ roll with smoldering expressivity. An 11th St. Bar mainstay for years she is not to be missed on her home turf! http://www.juliahaltigan.com                                       

            Supremo Massiv is a multi-instrumentalist, songwriter and producer born and currently living in Brooklyn, NY. His soulful psychedelic-folk sound is a product of an array of influences by artists all across the musical spectrum. The artists of the 60’s all the way up through the 80’s NY punk era to the 90’s Hip Hop era, would come to shape the attitude, soul and messages in his song writing. 

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. http://JamesMaddock.net  Brian Mitchell is well known in music industry circles and beyond for working with some of music's most respected artists including Levon Helm & The Midnight Ramble Band, Bob Dylan, BB King, and Allen Toussaint as well as recording and performing his own original music.

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.

The Folk rock, Americana music of Thomas G. Waites, Tony Daniels and Cedric Allen Hills will touch your soul with songs that are riveting, sometimes amusing but always filled with harmony and healing. Actor, writer, director Thomas G. Waites brings his songwriting, singing and guitar playing talents to the music stage along with the powerhouse performer Tony Daniels and the extremely gifted Cedric Allen Hills. The stage is set!      

Greg Humphreys led North Carolina faves Dillon Fence and Hobex. With songs influenced by the best in pop, funk, soul, R&B, and rock n' roll, he is now joined by Keith Robinson on drums and Matt Brandau on bass. The Electric Trio have a brand new album, “Haymaker” out and performed at the last Lockn’ Festival before the pandemic. They have a residency here on the first Wednesday of the month.  The band will keep you grooving and Greg will melt your face!  https://www.greghumphreys.net/about/ 

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.

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.

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 Neil Nunziato… 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!

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. http://JamesMaddock.net  Brian Mitchell is well known in music industry circles and beyond for working with some of music's most respected artists including Levon Helm & The Midnight Ramble Band, Bob Dylan, BB King, and Allen Toussaint as well as recording and performing his own original music.

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 Keith Robinson on drums and Ken Rich on Bass. http://www.hughpool.com                     

Acclaimed bombshell songstress Julia Haltigan came up on the Lower East Side of New York City when it oozed a heady mix of danger, possibility and art. A sensitive badass who rides vintage Triumph motorcycles and sings primal rock n’ roll with smoldering expressivity. An 11th St. Bar mainstay for years she is not to be missed on her home turf! http://www.juliahaltigan.com                                       

            Supremo Massiv is a multi-instrumentalist, songwriter and producer born and currently living in Brooklyn, NY. His soulful psychedelic-folk sound is a product of an array of influences by artists all across the musical spectrum. The artists of the 60’s all the way up through the 80’s NY punk era to the 90’s Hip Hop era, would come to shape the attitude, soul and messages in his song writing. 

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.

Greg Humphreys led North Carolina faves Dillon Fence and Hobex. With songs influenced by the best in pop, funk, soul, R&B, and rock n' roll, he is now joined by Keith Robinson on drums and Matt Brandau on bass. The Electric Trio have a brand new album, “Haymaker” out and performed at the last Lockn’ Festival before the pandemic. They have a residency here on the first Wednesday of the month.  The band will keep you grooving and Greg will melt your face!  https://www.greghumphreys.net/about/ 

The Jazzholes play classics from the Stones, the Who, Lou Reed, the Dead, the Doors and plenty more. They've been at it since their early NY days, and you will feel the bond of those years of friendship as much as the jammy groove of the music.  They are Jason Camillos guitar/percussion, Chris Fischer drums, Paul McDaniel bass, John Nesbett keys, Pete Schellbach guitar, Tony Verbeck guitar, everyone on vocals.