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.
In a career that spans six decades, 29 albums and three Grammy awards, Tom Chapin has covered an incredible amount of creative ground. In addition to his work as a recording artist, concert performer, storyteller, and activist, he’s acted on Broadway and worked extensively in television, radio, and film.
In addition to his musical and media endeavors, Chapin is an advocate for issues of hunger and social justice, environmental causes, and a supporter of music and the arts in public schools.
Chapin’s latest recording, Songs Of Hope, features a collection of songs containing hopeful, positive, meaningful messages in these trying times.
Tina Ross is a NY-based singer-songwriter whose contemporary Folk/Americana blends touches of jazz with poetic storytelling, emotional depth, and hope. Her songs explore connection, resilience, love, and the human experience through intricate guitar work and heartfelt vocals. After losing the use of her hands as a chiropractor and nearly losing her singing voice, Tina launched her music career later in life and quickly earned recognition. She was a Falcon Ridge Emerging Artist and Most Wanted, won the 2023 FocusMusic Heyman Rising Artist Award, and was featured on Christine Lavin’s The Seasons Project. Her debut album, While I’m Here, received Grammy first-round consideration.
Los Angeles singer-songwriter Paula Fong writes songs that hold you with warmth and move your spirit at the same time. She pairs pure-toned clarity with a soulful power that defies her small stature with a sound that traverses the full landscape of roots music—from stark Gillian Welch-style acoustic to country swing to rockin’ singer/songwriter strength. Her genre versatility draws comparisons to Patty Griffin, Linda Ronstadt, and Karla Bonoff. Whether performing solo with acoustic guitar, alongside multi-instrumentalist Phil Glenn (Moonsville, Show Ponies), or with a full band, Fong captivates with warmth, surprising intensity, and grit.
Rob Lytle’s new album, Americana Dream, co-produced with Grammy-nominated drummer/producer Merel Bregante (Loggins & Messina, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band), marks a vibrant new chapter in his career. The project highlights the qualities audiences notice immediately: a voice that is effortlessly powerful, warmly intimate, and often compared to Jackson Browne, Jonathan Edwards, and James Taylor for its clarity and graceful melodic movement.
Paired with songs that blend humor, wry observation, and those deeply satisfying moments of recognition, Rob has been called “an irresistible artist—the kind whose vocal tenderness and lyrical honesty compel you to listen.”
Heather Aubrey Lloyd has spent two decades playing bait shops, biker weeks … even clothing-optional resorts. A recovering reporter, Lloyd’s love of the journey evolved into equally adventurous songwriting. Finger-picked guitar and hand percussion, influenced by Baltimore’s diverse music scene, accompanies her powerful, genre-fluid vocals. Best known as the co-front of alt-folk ilyAIMY, Lloyd’s solo efforts have earned recognition, including Grand Prize in the prestigious Bernard Ebb Songwriting Awards. 2026 finds her in a wildly successful Simon & Garfunkel tribute, singing for lute-rock rebels, Ayreheart (featuring Grammy-nominated Ronn McFarlane), and with her second solo album, Panic Room With A View.
In a career that spans six decades, 29 albums and three Grammy awards, Tom Chapin has covered an incredible amount of creative ground. In addition to his work as a recording artist, concert performer, storyteller, and activist, he’s acted on Broadway and worked extensively in television, radio, and film.
In addition to his musical and media endeavors, Chapin is an advocate for issues of hunger and social justice, environmental causes, and a supporter of music and the arts in public schools.
Chapin’s latest recording, Songs Of Hope, features a collection of songs containing hopeful, positive, meaningful messages in these trying times.
Tina Ross is a NY-based singer-songwriter whose contemporary Folk/Americana blends touches of jazz with poetic storytelling, emotional depth, and hope. Her songs explore connection, resilience, love, and the human experience through intricate guitar work and heartfelt vocals. After losing the use of her hands as a chiropractor and nearly losing her singing voice, Tina launched her music career later in life and quickly earned recognition. She was a Falcon Ridge Emerging Artist and Most Wanted, won the 2023 FocusMusic Heyman Rising Artist Award, and was featured on Christine Lavin’s The Seasons Project. Her debut album, While I’m Here, received Grammy first-round consideration.
Los Angeles singer-songwriter Paula Fong writes songs that hold you with warmth and move your spirit at the same time. She pairs pure-toned clarity with a soulful power that defies her small stature with a sound that traverses the full landscape of roots music—from stark Gillian Welch-style acoustic to country swing to rockin’ singer/songwriter strength. Her genre versatility draws comparisons to Patty Griffin, Linda Ronstadt, and Karla Bonoff. Whether performing solo with acoustic guitar, alongside multi-instrumentalist Phil Glenn (Moonsville, Show Ponies), or with a full band, Fong captivates with warmth, surprising intensity, and grit.
Rob Lytle’s new album, Americana Dream, co-produced with Grammy-nominated drummer/producer Merel Bregante (Loggins & Messina, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band), marks a vibrant new chapter in his career. The project highlights the qualities audiences notice immediately: a voice that is effortlessly powerful, warmly intimate, and often compared to Jackson Browne, Jonathan Edwards, and James Taylor for its clarity and graceful melodic movement.
Paired with songs that blend humor, wry observation, and those deeply satisfying moments of recognition, Rob has been called “an irresistible artist—the kind whose vocal tenderness and lyrical honesty compel you to listen.”
Heather Aubrey Lloyd has spent two decades playing bait shops, biker weeks … even clothing-optional resorts. A recovering reporter, Lloyd’s love of the journey evolved into equally adventurous songwriting. Finger-picked guitar and hand percussion, influenced by Baltimore’s diverse music scene, accompanies her powerful, genre-fluid vocals. Best known as the co-front of alt-folk ilyAIMY, Lloyd’s solo efforts have earned recognition, including Grand Prize in the prestigious Bernard Ebb Songwriting Awards. 2026 finds her in a wildly successful Simon & Garfunkel tribute, singing for lute-rock rebels, Ayreheart (featuring Grammy-nominated Ronn McFarlane), and with her second solo album, Panic Room With A View.
In a career that spans six decades, 29 albums and three Grammy awards, Tom Chapin has covered an incredible amount of creative ground. In addition to his work as a recording artist, concert performer, storyteller, and activist, he’s acted on Broadway and worked extensively in television, radio, and film.
In addition to his musical and media endeavors, Chapin is an advocate for issues of hunger and social justice, environmental causes, and a supporter of music and the arts in public schools.
Chapin’s latest recording, Songs Of Hope, features a collection of songs containing hopeful, positive, meaningful messages in these trying times.
Tina Ross is a NY-based singer-songwriter whose contemporary Folk/Americana blends touches of jazz with poetic storytelling, emotional depth, and hope. Her songs explore connection, resilience, love, and the human experience through intricate guitar work and heartfelt vocals. After losing the use of her hands as a chiropractor and nearly losing her singing voice, Tina launched her music career later in life and quickly earned recognition. She was a Falcon Ridge Emerging Artist and Most Wanted, won the 2023 FocusMusic Heyman Rising Artist Award, and was featured on Christine Lavin’s The Seasons Project. Her debut album, While I’m Here, received Grammy first-round consideration.
Los Angeles singer-songwriter Paula Fong writes songs that hold you with warmth and move your spirit at the same time. She pairs pure-toned clarity with a soulful power that defies her small stature with a sound that traverses the full landscape of roots music—from stark Gillian Welch-style acoustic to country swing to rockin’ singer/songwriter strength. Her genre versatility draws comparisons to Patty Griffin, Linda Ronstadt, and Karla Bonoff. Whether performing solo with acoustic guitar, alongside multi-instrumentalist Phil Glenn (Moonsville, Show Ponies), or with a full band, Fong captivates with warmth, surprising intensity, and grit.
Rob Lytle’s new album, Americana Dream, co-produced with Grammy-nominated drummer/producer Merel Bregante (Loggins & Messina, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band), marks a vibrant new chapter in his career. The project highlights the qualities audiences notice immediately: a voice that is effortlessly powerful, warmly intimate, and often compared to Jackson Browne, Jonathan Edwards, and James Taylor for its clarity and graceful melodic movement.
Paired with songs that blend humor, wry observation, and those deeply satisfying moments of recognition, Rob has been called “an irresistible artist—the kind whose vocal tenderness and lyrical honesty compel you to listen.”
Heather Aubrey Lloyd has spent two decades playing bait shops, biker weeks … even clothing-optional resorts. A recovering reporter, Lloyd’s love of the journey evolved into equally adventurous songwriting. Finger-picked guitar and hand percussion, influenced by Baltimore’s diverse music scene, accompanies her powerful, genre-fluid vocals. Best known as the co-front of alt-folk ilyAIMY, Lloyd’s solo efforts have earned recognition, including Grand Prize in the prestigious Bernard Ebb Songwriting Awards. 2026 finds her in a wildly successful Simon & Garfunkel tribute, singing for lute-rock rebels, Ayreheart (featuring Grammy-nominated Ronn McFarlane), and with her second solo album, Panic Room With A View.
In a career that spans six decades, 29 albums and three Grammy awards, Tom Chapin has covered an incredible amount of creative ground. In addition to his work as a recording artist, concert performer, storyteller, and activist, he’s acted on Broadway and worked extensively in television, radio, and film.
In addition to his musical and media endeavors, Chapin is an advocate for issues of hunger and social justice, environmental causes, and a supporter of music and the arts in public schools.
Chapin’s latest recording, Songs Of Hope, features a collection of songs containing hopeful, positive, meaningful messages in these trying times.
Tina Ross is a NY-based singer-songwriter whose contemporary Folk/Americana blends touches of jazz with poetic storytelling, emotional depth, and hope. Her songs explore connection, resilience, love, and the human experience through intricate guitar work and heartfelt vocals. After losing the use of her hands as a chiropractor and nearly losing her singing voice, Tina launched her music career later in life and quickly earned recognition. She was a Falcon Ridge Emerging Artist and Most Wanted, won the 2023 FocusMusic Heyman Rising Artist Award, and was featured on Christine Lavin’s The Seasons Project. Her debut album, While I’m Here, received Grammy first-round consideration.
Los Angeles singer-songwriter Paula Fong writes songs that hold you with warmth and move your spirit at the same time. She pairs pure-toned clarity with a soulful power that defies her small stature with a sound that traverses the full landscape of roots music—from stark Gillian Welch-style acoustic to country swing to rockin’ singer/songwriter strength. Her genre versatility draws comparisons to Patty Griffin, Linda Ronstadt, and Karla Bonoff. Whether performing solo with acoustic guitar, alongside multi-instrumentalist Phil Glenn (Moonsville, Show Ponies), or with a full band, Fong captivates with warmth, surprising intensity, and grit.
Rob Lytle’s new album, Americana Dream, co-produced with Grammy-nominated drummer/producer Merel Bregante (Loggins & Messina, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band), marks a vibrant new chapter in his career. The project highlights the qualities audiences notice immediately: a voice that is effortlessly powerful, warmly intimate, and often compared to Jackson Browne, Jonathan Edwards, and James Taylor for its clarity and graceful melodic movement.
Paired with songs that blend humor, wry observation, and those deeply satisfying moments of recognition, Rob has been called “an irresistible artist—the kind whose vocal tenderness and lyrical honesty compel you to listen.”
Heather Aubrey Lloyd has spent two decades playing bait shops, biker weeks … even clothing-optional resorts. A recovering reporter, Lloyd’s love of the journey evolved into equally adventurous songwriting. Finger-picked guitar and hand percussion, influenced by Baltimore’s diverse music scene, accompanies her powerful, genre-fluid vocals. Best known as the co-front of alt-folk ilyAIMY, Lloyd’s solo efforts have earned recognition, including Grand Prize in the prestigious Bernard Ebb Songwriting Awards. 2026 finds her in a wildly successful Simon & Garfunkel tribute, singing for lute-rock rebels, Ayreheart (featuring Grammy-nominated Ronn McFarlane), and with her second solo album, Panic Room With A View.