Streaming Tuesdays
Time: Tuesdays 7 PM to 8PM Eastern Time
Our Show: The pandemic forced us to learn how to stream shows directly from the performer's studio. It has proven to be such fun that we are going to keep doing it each Tuesday night.
Attendance is free. 100% of donations go to the Artists.
Out of the Boston Folk music scene, singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist Greg Greenway has played Carnegie Hall, been heard on NPR’s All Things Considered, Mountain Stage, and Car Talk. A founding member of Brother Sun, he is now one half of Deeper Than The Skin along with Reggie Harris. His most recent CD (2023), Between Hello and Goodbye was #1 on the Folk DJ list for the month of April of that year. He was also the top artist for that month and had three songs in the top 10.
Dina Hall is a performing songwriter and recording artist, rooted in Bethlehem, Pa. She blends folk, rock, and blues into a dynamic amalgam of Americana music, featuring her resonant, familiar voice on each song. Hall has solidly established a decades-long career, honing her craft in intimate listening rooms, and bringing that spark to large theater stages and music festivals in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware – sometimes with a full band behind her.
Dina Hall has appeared as support for many notable artists, including: KT Tunstall, Joan Osborne, Marcia Ball, Willy Porter, Jeffrey Gaines, Danielia Cotton, Cheryl Wheeler, Karla Bonoff, Jimmy Webb, John Gorka, Catie Curtis, Richard Shindell, Susan Werner, Chris Trapper, and more.
Route One (Mikal Federici & Anna Savchuk) is a singer/songwriter duo formed in 2024, in Asheville, North Carolina. Following the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, the pair moved north, resettling in Warwick, N.Y. With scores of clever and catchy original music, along with handfuls of complementary covers, Route One touches on notes of folk, pop, rock and blues, combining the standard musical forms into a package that is all their own. Between sweet, mellifluous harmonies, shadowy minor-key pieces, or charging rock progressions, Route One explores the range of the American musical idiom, with lyrical content that does just the same. The clean, unburdened two-piece arrangement between Federici & Savchuk gives listeners a chance to connect with both the duo and the songs they deliver, making for intimate performances audiences are sure to remember.
Out of the Boston Folk music scene, singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist Greg Greenway has played Carnegie Hall, been heard on NPR’s All Things Considered, Mountain Stage, and Car Talk. A founding member of Brother Sun, he is now one half of Deeper Than The Skin along with Reggie Harris. His most recent CD (2023), Between Hello and Goodbye was #1 on the Folk DJ list for the month of April of that year. He was also the top artist for that month and had three songs in the top 10.
Dina Hall is a performing songwriter and recording artist, rooted in Bethlehem, Pa. She blends folk, rock, and blues into a dynamic amalgam of Americana music, featuring her resonant, familiar voice on each song. Hall has solidly established a decades-long career, honing her craft in intimate listening rooms, and bringing that spark to large theater stages and music festivals in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware – sometimes with a full band behind her.
Dina Hall has appeared as support for many notable artists, including: KT Tunstall, Joan Osborne, Marcia Ball, Willy Porter, Jeffrey Gaines, Danielia Cotton, Cheryl Wheeler, Karla Bonoff, Jimmy Webb, John Gorka, Catie Curtis, Richard Shindell, Susan Werner, Chris Trapper, and more.
Route One (Mikal Federici & Anna Savchuk) is a singer/songwriter duo formed in 2024, in Asheville, North Carolina. Following the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, the pair moved north, resettling in Warwick, N.Y. With scores of clever and catchy original music, along with handfuls of complementary covers, Route One touches on notes of folk, pop, rock and blues, combining the standard musical forms into a package that is all their own. Between sweet, mellifluous harmonies, shadowy minor-key pieces, or charging rock progressions, Route One explores the range of the American musical idiom, with lyrical content that does just the same. The clean, unburdened two-piece arrangement between Federici & Savchuk gives listeners a chance to connect with both the duo and the songs they deliver, making for intimate performances audiences are sure to remember.
Out of the Boston Folk music scene, singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist Greg Greenway has played Carnegie Hall, been heard on NPR’s All Things Considered, Mountain Stage, and Car Talk. A founding member of Brother Sun, he is now one half of Deeper Than The Skin along with Reggie Harris. His most recent CD (2023), Between Hello and Goodbye was #1 on the Folk DJ list for the month of April of that year. He was also the top artist for that month and had three songs in the top 10.
Dina Hall is a performing songwriter and recording artist, rooted in Bethlehem, Pa. She blends folk, rock, and blues into a dynamic amalgam of Americana music, featuring her resonant, familiar voice on each song. Hall has solidly established a decades-long career, honing her craft in intimate listening rooms, and bringing that spark to large theater stages and music festivals in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware – sometimes with a full band behind her.
Dina Hall has appeared as support for many notable artists, including: KT Tunstall, Joan Osborne, Marcia Ball, Willy Porter, Jeffrey Gaines, Danielia Cotton, Cheryl Wheeler, Karla Bonoff, Jimmy Webb, John Gorka, Catie Curtis, Richard Shindell, Susan Werner, Chris Trapper, and more.
Route One (Mikal Federici & Anna Savchuk) is a singer/songwriter duo formed in 2024, in Asheville, North Carolina. Following the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, the pair moved north, resettling in Warwick, N.Y. With scores of clever and catchy original music, along with handfuls of complementary covers, Route One touches on notes of folk, pop, rock and blues, combining the standard musical forms into a package that is all their own. Between sweet, mellifluous harmonies, shadowy minor-key pieces, or charging rock progressions, Route One explores the range of the American musical idiom, with lyrical content that does just the same. The clean, unburdened two-piece arrangement between Federici & Savchuk gives listeners a chance to connect with both the duo and the songs they deliver, making for intimate performances audiences are sure to remember.
Out of the Boston Folk music scene, singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist Greg Greenway has played Carnegie Hall, been heard on NPR’s All Things Considered, Mountain Stage, and Car Talk. A founding member of Brother Sun, he is now one half of Deeper Than The Skin along with Reggie Harris. His most recent CD (2023), Between Hello and Goodbye was #1 on the Folk DJ list for the month of April of that year. He was also the top artist for that month and had three songs in the top 10.
Dina Hall is a performing songwriter and recording artist, rooted in Bethlehem, Pa. She blends folk, rock, and blues into a dynamic amalgam of Americana music, featuring her resonant, familiar voice on each song. Hall has solidly established a decades-long career, honing her craft in intimate listening rooms, and bringing that spark to large theater stages and music festivals in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware – sometimes with a full band behind her.
Dina Hall has appeared as support for many notable artists, including: KT Tunstall, Joan Osborne, Marcia Ball, Willy Porter, Jeffrey Gaines, Danielia Cotton, Cheryl Wheeler, Karla Bonoff, Jimmy Webb, John Gorka, Catie Curtis, Richard Shindell, Susan Werner, Chris Trapper, and more.
Route One (Mikal Federici & Anna Savchuk) is a singer/songwriter duo formed in 2024, in Asheville, North Carolina. Following the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, the pair moved north, resettling in Warwick, N.Y. With scores of clever and catchy original music, along with handfuls of complementary covers, Route One touches on notes of folk, pop, rock and blues, combining the standard musical forms into a package that is all their own. Between sweet, mellifluous harmonies, shadowy minor-key pieces, or charging rock progressions, Route One explores the range of the American musical idiom, with lyrical content that does just the same. The clean, unburdened two-piece arrangement between Federici & Savchuk gives listeners a chance to connect with both the duo and the songs they deliver, making for intimate performances audiences are sure to remember.