Start Making Sense – A Tribute to Talking Heads

START MAKING SENSE

$50.00 – $80.00

Description

A TALKING HEADS TRIBUTE BAND…If David Byrne is one of the geniuses of modern times, then Start Making Sense is a tribute to genius. The musicians in this 10 piece Talking Heads Tribute take pride in faithfully recreating the music of Talking Heads entire career. Together they bring much of the Heads unique live show to the stage, with front man Jon Braun as a spot-on David Byren, giving you a “Once in a lifetime” experience! Prepare yourself for a rockin’, funkin’, danceable celebration of the new-wave art punk you loved from the 80’s!!!

Dogs In A Pile – Quarantine Concert Series presented by Common Roots Brewing

Enjoy this free concert from your home as High Peaks Event Production and NY Rock n Roots put on a high-quality production with full band. Pick up some Common Roots brews and you’re in for a Sunday Funday! www.commonrootsbrewing.com

Dogs in a Pile is the culmination of a love of music born from the deepest American roots of psychedelia, jazz, fusion, funk, traditional, and rock & roll. Sprung from the rich Asbury Park music scene in New Jersey, their serendipitous convergence has made for the kind of kindred intuition its members had only once dreamed of. Described as “listening to a single moving organism,” the sum of its five parts represents an original journey into the peaks and valleys of psychedelic improvisation, all while remaining reminiscent of so much we love of life and music.

The final iteration of “the Dogs” began with University of the Arts Philadelphia student and Asbury Park veteran Jimmy Law, along with his long-time friend Joe Babick, a 4 year veteran of the gifted young musician’s program at the nationally renowned Count Basie Theater in Red Bank, NJ. Lightning struck when they were introduced to Berklee School of Music student and bass player Sam Lucid, who immediately suggested fellow Berklee student and multi-instrumentalist Jeremy Kaplan. The addition of fellow Berklee student and collaborator Brian Murray in 2019 made for the quintessential final piece in the Dogs’ puzzle. Their commonality and love for improvisation by way of bands like the Grateful Dead and Phish, as well as a fervent inclination for the study of jazz, fusion and classical music has helped shape the free-flowing style that is the Dogs. Their unique synergy and joy in creating “music as an atmosphere” equates simply to, as the band would say, “spreading good music and good energy to good people.”

Grace Potter Live at the Higher Ground Drive-In Experience – Night 2

***TICKETS ARE SOLD PER VEHICLE, NOT PER PERSON***

All guests are expected to adhere to CDC and Vermont guidelines in relation to social distancing while attending drive-in events.

https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html https://www.healthvermont.gov/response/coronavirus-covid-19

Grace Potter will be performing live at this event. This is not a livestream or pre-recorded show.

SOLD OUT – Grace Potter Live at the Higher Ground Drive-In Experience – Night 1

***THIS EVENT IS NOW SOLD OUT***

***TICKETS ARE SOLD PER VEHICLE, NOT PER PERSON***

All guests are expected to adhere to CDC and Vermont guidelines in relation to social distancing while attending drive-in events.

https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html https://www.healthvermont.gov/response/coronavirus-covid-19

Grace Potter will be performing live at this event. This is not a livestream or pre-recorded show.

The Wheel – Quarantine Concert Series

Capital Region’s Authentic Grateful Dead Tribute Band Pays Homage To Jerry 25 Years Later.

Dr. Jah

On Friday, August 7 Dr. Jah will be playing live from 7 to 9. We will then be showing a Bob Marley documentary followed by Beverly Hills Cop.

On Saturday and Sunday we will have Ferris Bueller’s Day off in Beverly Hills cop as a double feature.

If you choose to come Friday night for the band, it is a $50 carload pricing. If you choose to come just for the movies Friday we will not be able to admit you until 8:45 PM. Movies only will be normal pricing.

Please visit our website www.jerichodrive-in.com For more information.

An Evening with Grace Potter (solo)

About this Event

***TICKETS ARE SOLD PER VEHICLE, NOT PER PERSON (with up to 4 occupants per vehicle)***

Radio Woodstock presents….

An Evening with Grace Potter (solo) on Thursday, August 13 2020 at the Hi-Way Drive In Theatre in Coxsackie, NY.

The concert marks the first live music experience in the Hudson Valley since COVID-19 shut down concerts in mid-March. The live concert performance will also be broadcast on drive-in’s big screen with sound experience via the drive-in’s FM signal.

VIP (reserved) and General Admission tickets will be available for purchase beginning on Wednesday July 29 for Radio Woodstock Supporters at 10 am. All tickets will then be available to the General Public on Friday July 31 at 10 am

Ticket prices per vehicle: General Admission vehicle $180 (up to 4 people per vehicle) and Reserved VIP Front/Second Row Vehicle $280 (up to 4 people per vehicle).

Gates will open at 6:30pm for socially distanced tailgating, music will begin at 9pm.

Hi-Way Drive-In Theater: 10699 State Route 9W (Coxsakie, NY).

All COVID-19 safety measures/guidelines will be ensured.

For ticket information and more concert/music details, visit www.radiowoodstock.com

About Grace Potter:

Described by Spin as “one of the greatest living voices in rock today,” Grace Potter has not only played every major music festival from Coachella and Lollapalooza to Bonnaroo and Rock in Rio, she’s created her own thriving music festival, Burlington’s Grand Point North.

Additionally, she’s shared a stage with artists such as The Rolling Stones, Willie Nelson, Robert Plant, the Allman Brothers, Neil Young, Jackson Browne, Mavis Staples, and The Roots to name just a few. Potter has also collaborated with the Flaming Lips for a Tim Burton film, written and produced music for film and TV and recorded two GRAMMY-nominated, multiplatinum singles with her friend Kenny Chesney.

In October 2019, Grace released Daylight, her second solo LP and first for Fantasy Records. Daylight arrives after a turbulent, life-altering 4-year hiatus from music that had the acclaimed singer-songwriter contemplating whether she would ever record another album. Cathartic and emotionally raw, Daylight is the result of that arduous journey, the most emotionally revealing, musically daring work of her career.

“I’ve always aimed to write songs from a universal perspective; so that anyone who heard my music could relate, but that actually made it harder for me to take ownership of my own perspective. These songs were written so I could process–and be accountable for–my own life experience,” Potter says. “I had just pulled the ripcord on my whole life. It was an incredibly jarring, private experience. When the dust settled a bit, the last thing I wanted to do was tell the whole world about it through song. It was a very gradual process of re-framing music and its purpose in my life. So, when I finally started writing songs again-it had to be for myself and myself alone. ”Produced by her

husband Eric Valentine, Daylight took shape in the Topanga Canyon home they’d recently settled into. Unsigned and entirely free of any pressure to appease, Potter slowly carved out ideas and the two began laying down tracks. Moving to Valentine’s Hollywood studio, Barefoot Recording, the songs came to life with the help of longtime Potter collaborators including guitarist Benny Yurco and drummer Matt Musty, friends Benmont Tench and Larry Goldings on keys and supreme vocalists, Jess Wolfe and Holly Laessig of the indie band Lucius

Event FAQ

Please carefully read through the FAQ and check back in the coming weeks as new information may be added.

Will Grace Potter be performing in-person?

Yes! Grace Potter will be performing live in-person (solo) at the Hi-Way Drive In Theatre. The show will also be broadcast on the drive in theater movie screens through the FM radio signal.

How many tickets should I buy? How many people can I bring in my car?

1 ticket is required per car and permits entry for up to 4 total people per car. Please do not show up with more than 4 people in your car as you will not be allowed into the venue.

What kind of vehicle should I bring?

Personal two axle vehicles that fit into a standard parking space are allowed. No oversized vehicles or vehicles that obstruct views will be allowed into the venue (i.e. campers, RVs, buses, lifted trucks, etc). Larger trucks, SUVs and Sprinters may be directed to the back of the lot so as to not block the sight lines of other concert-goers.

Are motorcycles permitted?

Motorcycles are welcome, however, they are considered 1 vehicle. Tickets are sold by the vehicle. Due to social distancing, 1 motorcycle per parking area is permitted.

Can I leave the hatchback of my wagon/SUV open?

Hatchbacks may be open but must be kept no higher than the top of the vehicle to prevent blocking the view of those behind you.

How much are tickets? What sort of view will I have?

Ticket prices per vehicle:

Reserved Front Row and Second Row and Third Row Vehicle $280 (up to 4 people per vehicle) – Cars will be parked on a first come, first served basis.

General Admission vehicle $180 (up to 4 people per vehicle) Cars will be parked on a first come, first served basis and you will not be able to choose your spot.

Depending on where you are parked, you may not have good sight lines to the stage, however, you will see the performance on the big movie theater screens.

Will tickets be available at the door?

No. We encourage you to purchase your tickets in advance.

What is the ticket transfer and refund policy?

Tickets are non-refundable. Tickets are either mobile tickets or PDF Print-at-home and will be delivered to the purchaser’s email. To transfer a ticket, simply send the PDF file to the new recipient. The PDF ticket / barcode you receive is all that is required for entry, so please store it in a safe place. If you have any questions about your tickets or issues with your order, please contact assa@radiowoodstock.com

Will I be able to sit outside of my car?

You will be allowed to sit directly in front of your car but must stay within the space allotted for your vehicle. You will also be allowed to sit in truck beds. No spreading out. Social distancing practices are expected to be observed.

Can I leave my engine on during the concert? How about my headlights?

No, you will be asked to turn off your headlights once parked and required to turn off your engine just before show time.

How will I hear the concert?

The concert will be broadcast through a low-frequency FM radio transmitter. The FM station will be posted on the venue’s big screen prior to the show. Please make sure to arrive with a working FM radio in your vehicle or you will not be able to listen to the event.

My car stereo is broken. Can I bring a boombox or portable stereo?

Yes. Portable boomboxes and stereos are permissible for vehicles without a functional car stereo. Please be respectful of the volume and those around you.

Is the concert all ages?

Yes.

Are pets allowed?

Service animals only, please.

How early can I arrive? What time does the show start?

Gates 6:30pm – Showtime: 9:00pm. Please plan to be parked in your space by 8:15pm.

What health precautions will the venue staff be taking? Will I be required to wear a mask?

Please refer to our COVID Guidelines. Masks are required when leaving your designated parking spot.

Will there be restrooms and concessions available?

Yes. Venue restrooms will be available. Concession stands are open. Lines for both will have clear markers to maintain proper distancing. Masks are required upon leaving your vehicle to use the restroom or purchase concessions.

Can I bring my own food and drink?

The Drive in has good selection of food that is reasonably priced and we hope you can support them. However, small amounts of outside food and beverages are allowed.

How do I get to the venue?

Driving Directions Here.

Can I leave early?

You will be permitted to leave early but please be respectful and cognizant of other fans and their concert experience. There is no re-entry.

Is this a rain or shine event?

Yes

I am unable to attend. Will the concert be livestreamed?

There are no current plans to livestream the show.

Please note: no filming or recording of the show will be allowed, including by drone. No drones will be allowed in the venue and will be confiscated.

COVID LIABILITY

Hi-Way Drive in Theatre has taken enhanced health and safety measures—for you, drivers, crew, vendors, employees and other guests. An inherent risk of exposure to COVID-19 exists in any public place where people are present, including the Hi-Way Drive In Theatre and the event for which you are purchasing admission. COVID-19 is an extremely contagious disease that can lead to severe illness and death. People who show no symptoms may spread COVID-19 if they are infected and therefore any event where people are present may pose heightened risk of contracting COVID-19. If you are considered a high-risk person as defined by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), you may be especially vulnerable to COVID-19. You should evaluate your own risk in determining whether to attend any public event including the event at the Hi-Way Drive In Theatre for which you are purchasing admission. As a condition of admission to this event at the Hi-Way Drive In Theatre you will be required to abide by all current facility rules, posted instructions, and protocols while on premises or risk ejection, including, but not limited to the following, which may be periodically revised in accordance with public health guidance or requirements, or other guidance or requirements: Guests are required to wear a cloth face covering when leaving their designated parking spot (all guests who are 3 years or older). Guests must maintain a distance of at least 6 feet between their travel party and others. Guests are reminded to wash their hands frequently with soap and water. For guests who may need an accommodation in order to comply with any facility rules and/or protocols, please contact our guest services team for further information.

In addition, to further protect the health and safety of our guests and employees, you must stay home if within past fourteen (14) days you have:

o Tested positive or have been deemed presumptively positive with COVID-19;

o Sought testing to determine whether you might have COVID-19 due to contact with someone who tested positive for COVID-19, and have not yet received the results; or been informed that you may have been exposed to Coronavirus or learned that you have been in the immediate vicinity of a person now known to have been carrying the Coronavirus; or experienced any of the following symptoms commonly associated with COVID-19, including cough, shortness of breath or difficulty breathing, OR two or more of any of the following: fever, chills, repeated shaking with chills, muscle pain, headache, sore throat, new loss of taste or smell.

By purchasing tickets to and/or attending this event “An Evening with Grace Potter at the Hi-Way Drive In Theatre” you acknowledge that you are healthy and do not have the attributes stated above, and that you understand and agree to assume the risks posed by this event.

Thanks presented by CBTV

CBTV is joined by the band Thanks! Local original rock and roll horn band! Check out this online concert here on CBTV, and at https://youtu.be/ES9vQIgxIgg

Warden and Co. – Quarantine Concert Series

Join us from the comfort of your home for this free virtual concert with Warden and Co. We just ask that you make a donation, if you can, to the band and hard-working crew that put this on. Info on how to donate will be on the bottom of your screen. This Sunday at 7pm we have original Folk Rock From Saratoga, NY’s Warden and Co.!

Twiddle – Drive In / Jam Out CANCELLED – SEE EVENT INFO

Message from Twiddle:

We are very sorry to report that our Lake George shows are cancelled this weekend. Our team spent the last 48 hours working through every possible scenario to not only make sure that the experience would be as great as possible given the current guidelines , but to make sure the event was safe in every way. We are just as upset and sad as you are and wanted nothing more than to play live again for all of you. We are extremely sorry, but safety has to be first and foremost. Tickets are available for refunds at point of purchase and we are working on something special for all those that had a ticket.💔

The Wheel

Tickets: $50 per car – Don’t Delay, Tickets are Limited

Bonus! Stay for the 9:30 PM Movie, TBA

Unlock the door, buckle up, put it in gear and enjoy the ride with the The Capital Region’s most authentic Grateful Dead Tribute Band, The Wheel. Founded in 2010 by Andy Morse looking to play to his roots of years of chasing the Grateful Dead and current incarnations around he formed The Wheel. It’s been said the medicine wheel is a “peaceful interaction among all living beings on Mother Earth-it represents harmony, balance and connections.” They like to apply that philosophy to their live shows.

After the concert, please stay for a screening of the movie, the title of which we will announce soon!

Twiddle – Drive In / Jam Out CANCELLED – SEE EVENT INFO

Message from Twiddle:

Twiddle – Drive In / Jam Out CANCELLED – SEE EVENT INFO

Message from Twiddle:

TIP – Quarantine Concert Series

Quarantine Concert Series Featuring TIP.
Albany based TIP. They’re an alternative rock group that skips across congruous genres, creating another in depth, unique collection worth diving into.

The Blind Owl Band – Quarantine Concert Series

Hailing from Saranac Lake, NY, in the heart of the Adirondack mountains, The Blind Owl Band has been creating what they call Freight Train String Music since 2010. And a freight train it truly is. Although the quartet’s sound is rooted in traditional stringed instruments (guitar, basses, banjo and mandolin), their music surges forward with the strength and power of a hundred-ton diesel locomotive. Songs barrel down the tracks with momentum and intensity normally found in much heavier, heavily amplified music. “Although we look like a bluegrass band we are not,” explains co-founder Eric Munley (mandolin, vocals). “Collectively, we’re a musical representation of the sounds floating around in our heads. We use the instruments of our ancestors, but play music of our time; we’re influenced much more by all that has happened in the musical world over the past three decades than by what was created in the first three-quarters of the 20th Century.” The Blind Owl Band builds on what they regard as a basic approach to traditional songwriting and arranging and push the envelope, stretching the limits of raw, acoustic instrumentation. Munley explains part of the band’s mindset: “In a time of perfection and an increasing reliance on digital processors, we’re trying to expand the sound, to inspire use of wood and metal.” In just under ten years the band has released three albums (Rabble Rousing, This Train We Ride is Made of Wood and Steel & Skeezy Patty) and toured extensively throughout the eastern US, logging nearly 800 shows across 17 states since January 2012. They’ve played on almost every festival east of the Mississippi and shared the stage with countless artists across all genres of the musical spectrum. This freight train has no one conductor but four shovel boys pushing the limits of their engine night after night, so climb aboard and get ready for a one-of-a-kind ride.

Stone Revival Band – An Evening of Pink Floyd – Quarantine Concert Series

The Stone Revival Band presents An Evening of Pink Floyd

Harvest & Rust – A Tribute to Neil Young – Quarantine Concert Series

It’s hard to represent the wide-array of Neil Young’s influential material in one show, but that’s exactly what the band HARVEST & RUST does. Based in Western Massachusetts, the core four members of HARVEST & RUST often augment their show with other well-known local musicians to reproduce every era of Neil Young’s music. Be it the chart-topping HARVEST material (including Old Man, Heart of Gold, etc.) to the electric explorations of RUST NEVER SLEEPS (Hey Hey My My, etc.), as well as songs from Neil’s time in Crosby Stills Nash & Young and Buffalo Springfield, you’re in for a night of “complete Neil”.

Jocelyn & Chris Drive In Concert

Tickets: $50 per car – Bonus! After the performance, please stay for a screening of the 2019 movie Yesterday.

Siblings Jocelyn & Chris along with their band will headline this event. With vocal comparisons to Janis Joplin and Grace Slick and guitar work likened to Jimi Hendrix and David Gilmour, Jocelyn & Chris have placed 3 consecutive singles in the Billboard Triple A Top 40, brought two records to #1 on the Jambands Top 30, and recently appeared on NBC’s Today Show. The siblings, both graduates of Harvard University, have balanced college with performances coast to coast and recordings featuring special guests G. Love, Gov’t Mule’s Danny Louis, and Cory Wong of Vulfpeck. They’ve been featured at Sundance, Summerfest, SXSW, and Mountain Jam Music Festival, to name just a few, and garnered coverage from Baeble, Huffington Post, NowThis, Paste Magazine, People, Jam in the Van, Hollywood Reporter, and numerous others.

After the performance, patrons are invited to stay for a screening of the 2019 movie Yesterday. Starring Himesh Patel, with appearances by Kate McKinnon and Ed Sheeran. It follows the life of a a struggling musician who realizes he’s the only person on Earth who can remember The Beatles after waking up in an alternate timeline where they never existed.

Yesterday Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ry9honCV3qc

The Hall is presenting this performance at the Jericho Drive-In, located at 21 Jericho Rd. in Glenmont, NY. Due to Covid-19, social distancing will be strictly enforced for this performance. You will also have the option of tuning in to stream it on their car stereo systems. If attendees need to exit their vehicles for any reason, they must wear a mask. A list of the official rules for attending may be found online at www.jerichodrive-in.com.

Tickets are available to Music Hall Members on Wednesday, June 10, 2020, by online purchase. Anyone can become a member and get early access. Tickets are available to the general public this Thursday, June 11, online at 10 AM. Due to current circumstances, The Troy Savings Bank Music Hall Box Office is not open to the public. If you have any questions, please call the Box Office at 518-273-0038 between 10 and 2 on Thursday. If you are unable to speak to a member of the Box Office staff directly, please leave a message. A member of our Box Office staff will get back to you as soon as they can.

Annie in the Water – Live from Quarantine Concert Series

7pm on Sunday June 28, 2020, Annie in the Water will perform for the first time since February 22, by way of a Livestream provided by High Peaks Event Production.

The band and production crew is volunteering their time so all donations to our digital tip jar outlets is greatly appreciated.

Music is Unity in realtime,

Jocelyn & Chris Arndt – Quarantine Concert Series

Brother and sister blues-rock duo Jocelyn & Chris Arndt will be joined by a full band for a streamed concert on Sunday, June 21st. Follow the link to the Facebook event when it’s time for the livestream to start!