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The Barnum Ballroom is poised to be another great venue dedicated to presenting live music on Long Island. We're delighted to be kicking off summer here!
Kicking off 2020 at one of our favorite places!
We've got to get ourselves back to the (beer) garden!
After a busy summer, we're looking forward to a great night at one of our favorite places!
LI Maritime Museum Seafood Festival
Long Island Maritime Museum, 88 West Avenue, West Sayville, NY 11796
Come for the entire day. There will be lots of great bands and plenty of delicious food!
South Huntington Library Summer Concert
South Huntington Library, 145 Pidgeon Hill Rd, Huntington Station, NY 11746
Rain or Shine! If it rains, we will be in the auditorium!
Come on out for a great evening of music under the stars!
Summertime in Amagansett, what better place to see live music than Stephen Talkhouse?
Private Event
We are honored to be hosting a very special event featuring Calvin "Fuzzy" Samuel and Kerry Kearney.
Fuzzy was the bass player for CSNY on the 70's tour that led to the "4 WayStreet" live album (from whence we took our name). He was the bassist for Stephen Stills' band Manassas (along with Chris Hillman), and also toured with America. Fuzzy has a new EP coming out and we are thrilled to have him join us to perform songs from it. We're honored to create an ensemble to back him up, which will include the great Kerry Kearney.
Kerry needs no introduction here on Long Island, but in case you've been living in a cave, he's not only one of the best slide guitarists you've ever seen, his mastery of delta blues make him a perfect fit for Fuzzy's songs.
One of the best Woodstock themed festivals ever! Two days of music & art. Four Way Street performs 6pm Saturday.
Back at our home away from home!
We've got to get ourselves back to the (beer) garden!
We could not be more excited to be performing at the South Fork's most notorious venue for live music!
Fantastic new venue from the folks who brought you KJ Farrell's
We've heard we don't play enough in Suffolk County. What better venue than 89 North?