These happy kids are excited to get back to playing live music. Join us on Saturday, March 12th 2022 in Jersey City at Fox & Crow.
Saturday, March 12, 2022
Christina Alessi & the Toll Collectors
Fox & Crow
594 Palisade Avenue
Jersey City, NJ 07307
Two sets – 8pm-10pm
In case you missed it, be sure to watch our featured video performance on Live from NLK Studios presented by The Latest Noise. Check it out here.
We are thrilled to be featured in one of the recent episodes of LIVE at NLK STUDIO: THE LATEST NOISE. Check it out on YouTube here, or in the embed below. We play a live three-song set – “Where the River Flows,” “North Country Snow,” and “Leave the Light On.” It was such a pleasure to work with Courtney, Jack, Mike, and the whole crew. Enjoy!
As always, you can listen to our record, Raindrops and Watercolors, anywhere you stream music.
In case you missed it, you can now stream my virtual live performance from the Banding Together webathon that took place on October 15, 2021. Check it out over at SoundCloud here or using the embedded player below.
You can still donate to the Spondylitis Association of America right here.
Here’s what it looked like on my end… playing the set streaming through Skype.
The setlist.
Embracing the live streaming life.
I’m happy once again to participate in the Banding Together Benefit for the Spondylitis Association of America. The Webathon starts tomorrow, Friday, October 15, 2021 at noon. My set will air live at 4:45pm on Friday. The Webathon continues through Sunday at 9:15pm.
See the full schedule and tune in at blowupradio.com.
Please also donate to the cause! There’s a 46-song compilation of exclusive tracks available as appreciation for your support. I have a brand new song on it, called “Know.”
Here’s a quote from the event organizer, Lazlo.
“It means so much to me that we are able to do this benefit for the Spondylitis Association Of America each year,” says Lazlo, the founder of BlowUpRadio.com and the organizer of Banding Together. “My wife was diagnosed with spondylitis 15 years ago. I have watched the debilitating effects of this disease and the chronic pain and discomfort it causes.”
Hope you can tune in and donate at blowupradio.com!
What a great night for music at The Hutton in Jersey City. It had been a minute since my last solo acoustic gig. Really enjoyed this one. Twenty-eight songs on the setlist!
I’m excited to be playing at the Hutton on Saturday night – solo acoustic (with loopers). Come enjoy some dinner, drinks, and live music.
Excited to be back playing live with Christina Alessi & the Toll Collectors in Hoboken, NJ on Thursday, September 30, 2021! This is the first show at Finnegan’s since pre-pandemic times. There is a brand new stage in the back room and we’re happy to be sharing it with Viktor.Digital.
Note – Tickets and COVID vaccination card (or negative 48hr COVID test) are required for entry.
Purchase tickets here – https://thelatestnoise.com/finnegans
RSVP to the Facebook event here – https://www.facebook.com/events/875995226683994/
For a recent Virtual Wine and Song, I recorded two new videos. First is an original, “Until You Let Me In.” Second is a cover of a H.E.R. song, “Hard Place.” Enjoy!
I recently recorded this cover of Pink Floyd’s classic as part of a virtual Art, Music, and Poetry celebration hosted at my job. Hope you enjoy it!
Here’s a direct link in case the embed doesn’t appear below: https://youtu.be/3WpAnLSDpDI
I recently participated in a songwriter challenge for The Latest Noise Wine and Song where I composed an original song to a spoken word poem. I was sent the poem only – I wasn’t told who wrote it and didn’t have access to the poet’s reading. Two other songwriters were sent the same poem. The result? Three very different song interpretations! The poem is “Disbeliever” by Sandra Ann. Check out my version in the video below.
If you want to see the complete segment with all three song interpretations plus the poet’s reading, check out the full Wine and Song video below. In case the link doesn’t start in the correct spot, go to 14:20 to see the beginning of the challenge.