Southern born, Northern raised , Dylan Doyle has been steeped in everything from Bob Dylan, Wes Montgomery, and Bill Withers to John Prine, Jimi Hendrix, and The Band.
Jeremy's trio is rooted in the blues and funky soul-jazz sounds of the late 1960s. One of our favorite acts, not to be missed!
Pirate Folk, Bluegrass, and other beer-drinkin’ music from the hills of Dutchess County!
Michael Francis McCarthy is an American roots musician who combines delta blues, bluegrass, early country, traditional folk, 70s jam, Bolivian folklore and metal influences in authentic live performances featuring rich guitar work, powerful vocals, fresh original material and carefully-selected deep cuts.
Eugene Tyler Band are just three mama’s boys with anxiety problems trying to find catharsis in high-energy, irreverent songs.
The 209s are a five-piece funk and R&B band from the heart of the Hudson Valley!
House favorites Unfinish’d Bizness bring their trademark High Energy Rockabilly to our Beer Garden Stage!
It's like Bill Monroe meets Robert Johnson on a fast train to Georgia then Reverend Gary Davis, Doc Watson, Merle Travis, Billy Strings & Tommy Emanuel get on board!
Southern & Classic Rock from the 8-piece Ulster County Band Painted Blue Sky!
Southern born, Northern raised , Dylan Doyle has been steeped in everything from Bob Dylan, Wes Montgomery, and Bill Withers to John Prine, Jimi Hendrix, and The Band.
The Family-Friendly Throwback Party of the Summer!
Classic Summer Cookout Food Specials!
The Second-Annual Release of Our Golden Lime Lager with Local Calamansi Fruit in Pony Bottles!
Tulsa-based Guitarist and songwriter Tom Pevear has shared the stage with, and opened for John Fullbright, Matt Tedder, Dustin Arbuckle, Kind Hearted Strangers, Mike Hosty, Seth Lee Jones and the Greyhounds to name a few
House favorites Unfinish’d Bizness bring their trademark High Energy Rockabilly to our Beer Garden Stage!
J.M. Clifford is a singer-songwriter and music educator from Brooklyn, NY. His music draws on Bluegrass, Folk and Americana.
Eugene Tyler Band are just three mama’s boys with anxiety problems trying to find catharsis in high-energy, irreverent songs.
A fuzion of rock-a-billy, honky-tonk, garage and beyond-- these guys share the stage to blend their skills and talent seamlessly.
Join Us on April 5 from 5-8 PM for our Second Annual fundraiser for the Athens Community Farm Community Shares Program!
Southern born, Northern raised , Dylan Doyle has been steeped in everything from Bob Dylan, Wes Montgomery, and Bill Withers to John Prine, Jimi Hendrix, and The Band. From this comes a unique musical interpretation that lies somewhere within the delta of Roots, Rock, and Jazz, giving him a style that defies classification.
Touring nationally since age 15, Dylan became a seasoned professional at a very young age. He has played with such notable musicians Rob Stoner (Bob Dylan, Don Mclean), John Platania (Van Morrison, Natalie Merchant), Ben Cauley (Otis Redding) and Bill Payne (Little Feat). Stoner called Dylan one of the most prodigious players he has known with abundant natural talent. John Platania has referred to Dylan as “The Future.” Ben Cauley, after playing with Dylan in Memphis said, “Dylan Doyle sounds like a young Jimi Hendrix.” In the words of Bill Payne upon sharing the stage, “Music is a conversation. Dylan spoke beautifully and was listening to the musicians around him. His play was imaginative and original.”
Attesting to Dylan’s versatility, Dylan has played the King Biscuit Blues Festival three consecutive years as well headlining the Grateful Garcia Gathering, the largest Grateful Dead festival in the Midwest.
Dylan consistently packs houses around Europe and the United States.
“As we say in the the south, 'this boy has the real goods'.”
Butch Dener - Manager of 'The Band'
Recently named the “Best Local Band in the Hudson Valley” by readers of Hudson Valley Magazine, Soul Purpose is a six-piece band fueled by a shared love of Soul, New Orleans Funk. Swing, R&B and Jazz music. Based in New York’s Hudson Valley, Soul Purpose has been entertaining fans with their “soulful sounds, brazen horn section and warm vocals”, (Kingston After Dark).
Throughout their nearly twenty-year history, the band has played at numerous venues from weddings, private parties and intimate concerts to larger festival stages and benefits. Soul Purpose has headlined at the famed Daryl's House Club, Pawling, NY, iconic Towne Crier Cafe, Beacon, NY, historic Colony, Woodstock, NY and renowned Falcon, Marlboro, NY. The band has also opened for such prominent artists as Grammy Award Nominee and Blues Music Award Nominee, Shemekia Copeland; Grammy Award Nominee Singer/Songwriter Blues Album, Slam Allen and the Chris O’Leary Band.
Described by the Huguenot Herald as “a smokin’ band whose joyous renditions of R&B, Soul and Swing will lift your heart, gathering the boisterous energy of a dancing crowd and channeling it into a melodic explosion”, Soul Purpose delivers a visceral rhythm and soul sound to an ever-growing fan base.
Eugene Tyler Band are just three mama’s boys with anxiety problems trying to find catharsis in high-energy, irreverent songs. Eugene Gardner (vocals/guitar/mandolin), Daniel Tyler (guitar/banjo), and Marc Jaffee (upright bass/vocals) all grew up within a couple of miles of each other in downstate New York, and since 2015 they’ve been on the road, performing at landmark clubs like Sony Hall and the Mercury Lounge and bluegrass festivals like Podunk Bluegrass and Thomas Point Beach. 2022 saw the band selling out shows across the northeast and opening up for national acts like the Kitchen Dwellers and Wayne “The Train” Hancock.
Their latest album, “Thanks Cats”, was released in 2021. “It’s the most honest record we’ve ever made,” says singer/songwriter Eugene Gardner. “Most of our time is spent on the road, drinking in the sun and making music with friends, some new and some we’ve known forever. We’ve made a lot of memories at those shows and hopefully these songs make people feel like they’re right there with us.”
On the First Friday of every month through October we’ll be featuring live music on the Beer Garden Stage and we’ll be serving Oysters and other rotating Seafood Specialties in addition to our regular food menu! On Friday, September 1 join us from 5-8 PM for Oysters and Other Seafood offerings, with live music from The Jeremy Baum Trio from 6-8!
The Family-Friendly Throwback Party of the Summer!
Classic Summer Cookout Food Specials!
Release of Our Golden Lime Lager—Lager with Local Calamansi Fruit in Pony Bottles!
Live Music from Painted Blue Sky!
FOR ONE DAY ONLY for just $60 you and your buds can enjoy the Subversive Summerfest Package: \
-🍊🪣🍾🐴 a collectible bucket of (7) of the adorable 6.3 ounce pony bottles of Golden Lime Lager (keep the bucket!).
🍔 🌭 🐷A tray of classic summer cookout food for you and your friends (Burgers, Hot Dogs! Potato Salad & More!).
🏆 Entry into the Summertime Swag Package Sweepstakes drawing for a chance to win the full swag package at the end of the evening!
🎟️ 🎯 4 carnival game tickets for 4 chances to win additional summertime swag throughout the day.
A local song-based, jammed-out, good-time summer rock and roll band, Slip Groove keeps the beat going with catchy melodies and smart lyrics.
The eclectic, harmony driven, Roots/Americana band known as Rock City Junction, is quickly becoming one of the premiere bands in the Hudson Valley’s Folk Rock Circuit. Featuring three known singer/songwriter/ instrumentalists, RCJ meets in the middle with soulful original songs and luscious instrumentation. Rock City Junction will be touring to support their debut single, “Souls Beyond the Road” which is dropping on April 7th 2023.
Laura Leigh is one part american country gal and one part rock witch. Hailing from the rolling hills of Washington County in Upstate NY, LL gained her following by singing folks to tears around every late night campfire in the capital region. Quickly becoming what Greg Bell claimed “The new darling of the Albany music scene”, LL is known for her driving rock/Americana songwriting, a raw and emotional Appalachian vocal style, witty stage presence, and her evocative stories that may or may not be true. Laura released her first solo album with producer Jonathan Stewart, "Livin' In Cambridge" in 2021. This album paints pictures of the small town she grew up in with both light and dark tones, and explores the feelings of reinventing yourself in the place of your roots. The record is available on Spotify, Apple Music, iTunes, and Bandcamp. She is now working on a project called Rock City Junction with Denise Parent (The Deadbeats, Brown Eyed Women) and David Chapman (Cold Flavor Repair, Rivergrass).
Laura is now booking solo, duo and full band shows for Fall/Winter 2023
Southern born, Northern raised , Dylan Doyle has been steeped in everything from Bob Dylan, Wes Montgomery, and Bill Withers to John Prine, Jimi Hendrix, and The Band. From this comes a unique musical interpretation that lies somewhere within the delta of Roots, Rock, and Jazz, giving him a style that defies classification.
Touring nationally since age 15, Dylan became a seasoned professional at a very young age. He has played with such notable musicians Rob Stoner (Bob Dylan, Don Mclean), John Platania (Van Morrison, Natalie Merchant), Ben Cauley (Otis Redding) and Bill Payne (Little Feat). Stoner called Dylan one of the most prodigious players he has known with abundant natural talent. John Platania has referred to Dylan as “The Future.” Ben Cauley, after playing with Dylan in Memphis said, “Dylan Doyle sounds like a young Jimi Hendrix.” In the words of Bill Payne upon sharing the stage, “Music is a conversation. Dylan spoke beautifully and was listening to the musicians around him. His play was imaginative and original.”
Attesting to Dylan’s versatility, Dylan has played the King Biscuit Blues Festival three consecutive years as well headlining the Grateful Garcia Gathering, the largest Grateful Dead festival in the Midwest.
Dylan consistently packs houses around Europe and the United States.
“As we say in the the south, 'this boy has the real goods'.”
Butch Dener - Manager of 'The Band'
David Kraai (pronounced cry, meaning crow) is a multi-instrumentalist, singer-songwriter and bandleader who has been traveling and performing his melting pot of country, folk and rock for over a decade. His roots stem from New York’s Hudson Valley, but his music has taken him all over the United States, and at times abroad, gaining him an ever-growing fan base.
Carrying on the tradition of Cosmic American Music, David’s influences include Gram Parsons, Neil Young, Bob Dylan and The Band. These influences along with his unique sense of melody and lyric help create a sound that is truly his own. Kraai has been fortunate enough to release several albums and share stages and bills with some of his heroes like Pete Seeger, Levon Helm, Garth Hudson, Dickey Betts, Leon Russell, Charlie Louvin, Dr. Ralph Stanley and more.
On the First Friday of every month through October we’ll be featuring live music on the Beer Garden Stage and we’ll be serving Oysters and other rotating Seafood Specialties in addition to our regular food menu! On Friday, July 7 join us from 5-8 PM for Oysters and Other Seafood offerings, with live music from Pony in the Pancake from 6-8!
The Bone Collectors play songs about animals for kids of all ages! They’ll be playing a song for every letter of the alphabet. Rockin from A to Z!!
Eugene Tyler Band are just three mama’s boys with anxiety problems trying to find catharsis in high-energy, irreverent songs. Eugene Gardner (vocals/guitar/mandolin), Daniel Tyler (guitar/banjo), and Marc Jaffee (upright bass/vocals) all grew up within a couple of miles of each other in downstate New York, and since 2015 they’ve been on the road, performing at landmark clubs like Sony Hall and the Mercury Lounge and bluegrass festivals like Podunk Bluegrass and Thomas Point Beach. 2022 saw the band selling out shows across the northeast and opening up for national acts like the Kitchen Dwellers and Wayne “The Train” Hancock.
Their latest album, “Thanks Cats”, was released in 2021. “It’s the most honest record we’ve ever made,” says singer/songwriter Eugene Gardner. “Most of our time is spent on the road, drinking in the sun and making music with friends, some new and some we’ve known forever. We’ve made a lot of memories at those shows and hopefully these songs make people feel like they’re right there with us.”
Annie in the Water is the feeling of driving down mountain roads with longtime friends. As the sun rises in the rearview, an unwritten story awaits on the road ahead.
Comprised of members Brad Hester (Lead Vocals/Rhythm), Michael Lashomb (Lead Guitar/Vocals) Joshua West (Drums/Vocals), Chris Meier (Bass/Vocals), Matt Richards (Keys/Vocals) and Brock Kuca (Percussion/Vocals), each performance is another adventure; exhilarating and everlasting.
Members Brad + Matt will be joining us for a special Duo set for the day!
Born near Woodstock, New York, in 1971, Jeremy Baum began playing the piano at age five, and was playing classical piano recitals in his teens. He grew up listening to his parent's record collection, enjoying the music of the Beatles and Sly and the Family Stone, as well as the various Jazz Organ and R&B sounds of Jimmy Smith, Jimmy McGriff and Ray Charles. Jeremy studied Jazz at the State University of New York in New Paltz, and while there joined Murali Coryell's band (son of jazz-guitarist Larry Coryell.) In 1998, Jeremy earned his Masters degree in fine arts, and in that period studied briefly with organist Larry Goldings. Jeremy was soon leading his own organ trio and in 2002 released his first self produced album Lost River Jams on Flying Yak Records.
Jeremy's trio is rooted in the blues and funky soul-jazz sounds of the late 1960s (think Booker T. and the MG's, The Meters, Jimmy Smith!) His style is also informed by the current masters of the groove from the jam-band scene (Tedeschi Trucks Band, Oz Noy, Medeski Martin and Wood.) Jeremy has been playing festivals and jazz clubs in the New England region since the release of his first album. JB's Band was also featured on Boogaloo to McDuff, a tribute to Jack McDuff, available on Scufflin' Records.
We’re featuring rotating seafood specialties in our Beer Garden the First Friday of every month from May-October!
Friday, June 2 we’ll be featuring Oysters and Shrimp Cocktail in addition to our regular menu, and Austin Bonk will be playing tunes on the Beer Garden Stage from 6-8!
Down home Americana , Bluegrass Country and more performed with traditional instruments: guitar, banjo, fiddle, bass and harmony singing.
Beginner workshops are perfect for you to grab your friends, grab a drink and come make tiny trees! We’re bringing the awesome art of bonsai out of the hedged in gardens and into the streets! Or at least into your favorite bars/breweries/pubs. Bonsai Bar is a night of fun you don’t want to miss. Learn the fundamental skills and techniques behind the art of bonsai while enjoying a night out with friends! Our teachers will introduce core concepts and guide your experience as you pot, prune, and design your very own bonsai tree!
Buy tickets direct from Bonsai Bar here!
Unfinish’d Bizness bring their trademark High Energy Rockabilly to our beer garden from 2-5 PM!
Starting Friday, May 5—and continuing the First Friday of every month through October—we’ll be featuring live music on the Beer Garden Stage and we’ll be serving Oysters and other rotating Seafood Specialties in addition to our regular food menu!
HERE’S THE DETAILS FOR FRIDAY, MAY 5!
5-8 PM Oysters, Mussels, and Crab Cakes
6-8 PM: Live Bluegrass from The Eugene Tyler Band!
Check out First Fridays Catskill to stay in the loop on all the other local businesses and their different monthly promotions and special events!
ABOUT THE EUGENE TYLER BAND:
Eugene Tyler Band are just three mama’s boys with anxiety problems trying to find catharsis in high-energy, irreverent songs. Eugene Gardner (vocals/guitar/mandolin), Daniel Tyler (guitar/banjo), and Marc Jaffee (upright bass/vocals) all grew up within a couple of miles of each other in downstate New York, and since 2015 they’ve been on the road, performing at landmark clubs like Sony Hall and the Mercury Lounge and bluegrass festivals like Podunk Bluegrass and Thomas Point Beach. 2022 saw the band selling out shows across the northeast and opening up for national acts like the Kitchen Dwellers and Wayne “The Train” Hancock.
Their latest album, “Thanks Cats”, was released in 2021. “It’s the most honest record we’ve ever made,” says singer/songwriter Eugene Gardner. “Most of our time is spent on the road, drinking in the sun and making music with friends, some new and some we’ve known forever. We’ve made a lot of memories at those shows and hopefully these songs make people feel like they’re right there with us.”
Jon Dell (formerly Bonehart Flannigan) is an American songwriter, guitarist, and music educator. Currently based in Brooklyn, his upcoming release “Happy To Be Here” explores weighty topics such as terminal disease, lost love, second chances and most things in between. All this, while still maintaining his trademark gallows humor. The fact that his songs tread the line between dolor and blissful jubilance so well is a testament to Dell’s deftness as a storyteller and his uncommon sensibilities as a songwriter. Having played in bands since his early teens, he has played hundreds of shows coast to coast, sharing the stage with artists such as Charley Crockett, BJ Barham, Justin Wells, Wayne "The Train" Hancock, and many, many others.
