Daytime with Hey Tiger. Nighttime with Adam McDonough. Hope you can make it.
Saturday, September 28th
Hey Tiger
Harvest Fest
Broad Street (between Belleville and Bloomfield Ave.)
Bloomfield, NJ
2:30pm
Saturday, September 28th
Adam McDonough’s CD Release Party
Live at the Loft
517 Jefferson St.
Hoboken, NJ
8pm
On Saturday, September 28th I’ll be playing drums at Adam McDonough’s CD Release party in Hoboken, NJ.
Adam and I played together back in March at a Songwriters Collaborative along with Christina Alessi and Jonathan Andrew. Adam is releasing a new record called “Coast to Coast” that he funded through a successful Kickstarter campaign. I’ve enjoyed learning his new tunes and am excited to play at one of Hoboken’s most unique venues. Come by for complimentary wine and beer as well as free download cards!
Saturday, September 28th
Adam McDonough’s CD Release Party
Live at the Loft
517 Jefferson St.
Hoboken, NJ
8pm
Last Saturday, Kristy, Ardith, and I played Wharton’s annual Canal Day. It’s great to see how much the festival has grown so much since we first started playing it years ago.
We played under the gazebo.
Photo by Nanette
The setlist.
Drumming is my happy place.
Photo by Nanette
A drummer’s perspective.
After our performance, we roamed the festival and ran into Brian from The Wag. He snapped this great photo of the three of us.
Photo by Brian Ostering
Join us in Wharton, NJ, where double-breasted will play under the Gazebo at Canal Day. Bring the kids. This one’s for the entire family!
Saturday, August 24th
double-breasted
Canal Day
270 West Central Avenue
Wharton, NJ 07885
Noon
Playing for a packed house in Cape May, NJ. Photo by Damien Musto.
Had such a great time playing for a packed house with double-breasted at the historic Chalfonte Hotel in Cape May, NJ.
Here’s the setlist.
I went with a very minimalist drum set up.
This is what the harp looked like with our new backdrop.
And here’s a new cover song we debuted. This video was captured during sound check.
“Sweet Nothing” http://youtu.be/5gGuchZPkRs
Setlist from the Hey Tiger reunion show at Maxwells. Wednesday, June 26th. I typically take a photo of the handwritten setlist, but we never actually wrote one. Whoops. Below is the email with the setlist in it.
FYI – Mcguyver = Warning Shot.
One last time with feeling.
Tonight at 8pm sharp. (We’re the first band so be sure to get there before 8pm.) Maxwells. Hoboken, NJ.
Rehearsals have begun for the Hey Tiger Reunion show at Maxwells. We’re getting excited to play one last time before this iconic NJ music venue closes its doors. Also, we’ve just posted our three records – one full-length and two EPs – up on YouTube as playlists so that you can stream them. I’ve embedded them below. Enjoy!
We couldn’t let Maxwells close without reuniting for one more show. My former band, Hey Tiger, has decided to reunite to play Maxwells one last time before this iconic NJ venue closes its doors. I have so many great memories tied to this venue – the band’s very first show, every CD release party, and countless other performances. We can’t wait to pay tribute and play there one last time!
Weds 6/26. Maxwells. Hoboken, NJ. 7:30pm. I hope you can be there.
Please join me this week for two performances in New Jersey.
Friday, May 17th
double-breasted
Espresso Joe’s
50 West Front Street
Keyport, NJ 07735
7pm
Join us for this very acoustic, very intimate performance at Espresso Joe’s in Keyport, NJ. It’ll be our first performance at this venue. I’ve heard great things and am excited to check this place out.
Saturday, May 18th
Temple of the Kitty (with Christina Alessi and Jonathan Andrew)
Northern Soul
557 First Street
Hoboken, NJ 07030
8pm
Christina, Jonathan, and I will perform together at Northern Soul for the third time this year. What began as a one-time songwriter’s collaborative has turned into a semi-regular gig.
Here’s the basic gist. The three of us perform each other’s songs as a trio. We throw in a few covers, too. And for the first time, we’ve decided to give this little project a name. So – at least for this show – we will be called Temple of the Kitty. Stop by on Saturday to find out why.
Hope to see you there!