Now through Election Day view a performance of "Politics & Patriots" at www.mahopaclibrary.org and on the Mahopac Public Library YouTube channel

An online presentation of our "Politics & Patriots" program will begin screening October 16 on the Mahopac Public Library website. Tune in on your schedule to watch part one! It's a survey of American campaign and issue songs from 1840 to 1940.

https://www.mahopaclibrary.org

Lost Radio Rounders return to Caffe Lena for an evening of honky tonk, folk and blues favorites, joined by bassist Evan Conway. The Caffe’s free livestreams have been a boon for musicians and audiences alike throughout the pandemic. We are excited to be back on the hallowed stage for a professionally shot video presentation. Tune in at 7 p.m. through www.caffelena.org. Please tip if you can—donations support Lost Radio Rounders and Caffe Lena.

First trip to the brew pub! Evan Conway on the big old bass.

A performance of "The Gospel Train" features spirituals, gospels, gospel blues and folk hymns. We can't wait!

Outdoor dining and outdoor music... weather permitting!

The Poestenkill Historical Society welcome all to hear a collection of American songs about love gone right, love gone wrong, and love gone hilarious.

As Mr. Eck puts it, we'll be singing songs from "both sides of the bar" in our musical look at the 100th anniversary of Prohibition.

Temperance? Prohibition? Moonshine? All good reasons to sing! See ya there.

We honor all the moms, aunts and sisters with "Cherish the Ladies," songs about, and written by, women. 

Tom, Michael and Evan Conway on the big bass "fiddle." Just a wee bit before St. Pat's; perhaps we sneak in an Irish tune. By the way, you go for the amazing food, we're just a little extra for dessert! 

American songs with "Irish Roots" for our pals at Beechwood.

A collection of American Songs with "Irish Roots" for our pals at Glen Eddy.

Just before George Washington's birthday, it's "Politics & Patriots."

Tom and Michael will be part of a multi-band tribute to the late Tom D'Ambrose. Tom was the saxophone player with local legends The Sharks and bandmate/cousin of Lost Radio Rounders keyboard playing pal Michael Kelley.

"I Was There When It Happened," songs based on actual events.

"Demon Rum! Songs of Temperance & Prohibition"  with Evan Conway on bass.

It's "Blue Collar Blues: Songs of American Workers" at Eddy Hawthorne Ridge.

Join us for two sets of gospel, gospel blues, folk hymns and spirituals to benefit capital Region Family Promise. Paul "Bowtie" Jossman on banjo, Michael Kelley on piano, and Evan Conway on the big upright bass!

A full moon means a concert at Mabee Farm. Lost Radio Rounders will open the show.