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Dave Solazzo Trio
Dave Solazzo has been a staple of Central New York's music scene for over two decades. Much in demand as a soloist and sideman, Dave has worked with artists from a wide mix of genres - jazz, fusion, R&B and beyond. He has performed and recorded with jazz luminaries like Eric Alexander, Chuck Mangione, Larry Coryell, Joel Frahm, Dick Oatts, Jerry Weldon and Joe Magnarelli at venues like The Flatiron Room (NYC), Troy Music Hall, the Savannah Jazz Festival and the Syracuse Jazz Fest.

Hot Sauce with Juliet Hawkins & Emma Jo
Hottest blues band in the Berkshires featuring Arlo Guthrie's long time guitar player, Steve Ide

The Lucky Five
The Lucky 5 is a hard-swinging jazz band that blends 30’s and 40’s style swing with gypsy and Parisian flavors to create a unique blend of music that stands by itself. Combining originals and creative reworks of old standards, The Lucky 5 continues to be a favorite among music lovers young and old alike.

Mike Cobb & The Crevulators
Our music is eclectic-americana, or what I like to call “Eclecticana!”



The Rejuvinaters
Drawing their name from the Meters album "Rejuvenation", they lean heavily on the the Meters playbook as well as Mardi Gras dance favorites. The Rejuvenators show is about as close to night out on Bourbon Street as you can get, North of The Mason Dixie Line!

Lisa Michelle Anderson
Lisa Michelle Anderson’s music is a masterful blend of Americana, folk, and rock, stitched together with the varied experiences of a life lived far beyond her hometown roots in Southeast Kansas.



Brother Sals Blues Band
"The blues can not be faked. Brother Sal Blues Band is the real thing. They pull you in and make you feel it. That's the blues- it's a feeling, and everybody gets it some time. Brother Sal has been playing and singing and living the blues since he was old enough to walk and talk. There is an atmosphere around him and the band when they play that brings you straight through old Chicago and the roots of the electric blues, and brings you back home with new sounds and feelings all their own. A sound that must be experienced live to truly understand... This is the blues. "

Emerald Rae
Emerald Rae is an American Fiddler & Folksinger who blends energetic traditional dance music with modern songwriting. As a powerhouse fiddling-singing one-woman show, she has been delighting festival audiences all over the US and Canada. She is a US National Scottish Fiddle Champion and Scottish F.I.R.E Judge, and one of the few renegades to hop between Scottish, Cape Breton and Irish music and dance fluently.

Arthur Terembula
Arthur Terembula is a passionate student of the country blues and ragtime guitar. A time traveler that transports you into the sounds of juke joints and city streets in the 1920's and 1930's.

Peggy Stern Trio
Peggy has composed, played, recorded, and toured in a wide variety of situations: from solos to octets to jazz choruses. Her compositions range from highly original pieces to reharmonized jazz standards. “Everything she writes wants to dance, ” says Ken Dais of Jazziz.




Todd Caldwell Presents SHOW PONY
For over fifteen years, Todd has toured with Crosby, Stills & Nash, performing across the globe with the iconic group. His collaborations extend far beyond CSN, as he has also shared the stage with musical giants such as Jackson Browne, James Taylor, Bonnie Raitt, Neil Young, John Mayer, Joe Walsh, Donald Fagen, Brandi Carlile, Norah Jones, and Doyle Bramhall. From intimate venues to legendary arenas, Todd’s versatility on both the organ and piano has made him an integral part of some of the most renowned acts in the world.



Johnny Irion US Elevator
U.S. Elevator, looks back even more evocatively, and boisterously, with songs that feel as lovingly hand-crafted as the jeans on the back of After the Gold Rush. 4 STARS
- Will Hermes, Rolling Stone Magazine

Wanda Houston
Wanda Houston is our very own Berkshire diva. Born in Chicago, she started singing in gospel choirs, and has performed in LA, Hollywood, Las Vegas, Europe, and Australia. In 2006, she settled in the Berkshires full-time, drawing us in with a mesmerizing mix of mid-20th century jazz and R&B.

The Rejuvinaters
Tom Major and The Rejuvenators play the best of New Orleans funk and Mardi Gras favorites.

Peggy Stern Trio
Peggy has composed, played, recorded, and toured in a wide variety of situations: from solos to octets to jazz choruses. Her compositions range from highly original pieces to reharmonized jazz standards. “Everything she writes wants to dance, ” says Ken Dais of Jazziz.


Johnny Irion US Elevator
U.S. Elevator, looks back even more evocatively, and boisterously, with songs that feel as lovingly hand-crafted as the jeans on the back of After the Gold Rush. 4 STARS
- Will Hermes, Rolling Stone Magazine


Hot Sauce
The Hot Sauce Band covers multi generational popular music with a unique, spicy flair.
What is the sound like? Imagine the music of Herb Alpert, Gipsy Kings, Sergio Mendes, and Spaghetti Western (Clint Eastwood) Movies. The instrumentation is also novel and unique- Marimba, Castanets, Horns, Nylon String Flamenco Guitars, and Melodica, all with lush vocal harmonies.

Pamela Knowles Trio
The power that Pamela's singing has to move an audience owes a lot to the acting experience which shaped her career. Pamela trained at the American Conservatory Theatre and the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art.



Alex Dupree & Friends
Alex Dupree is a published poet and songwriter. He got his musical start in Austin, TX with the Trapdoor Band, releasing three albums of lyric-driven folk music that NPR praised as “both poetic and political.”


Jason Ennis Trio
Guitarist Jason Ennis is an exciting voice in the world of jazz guitar. His unique sound, deep groove and sensitive feel, along with a diverse background in jazz, blues, Brazilian music, and classical guitar have made him highly in demand as a soloist, sideman, bandleader, and musical director.


The Fremonts
Born in New York City and raised in Colorado, The Fremonts create captivating theatrical experiences for their audiences by blending Americana music and storytelling with a cabaret aesthetic


Bird Streets
“Rock music with mainstream potential that sounds timeless and honest.” -The Deli

