Write a commentThe Oswego Music Hall begins it’s 40th Fall Season with John Gorka on September 9. Located at 41 Lake Street Oswego, the Music Hall has been offering family friendly, folk and acoustic music, to the Greater
Oswego County community since 1977.
For information and tickets visit the River’s End Bookstore or online at www.oswegomusichall.org
The Music Hall offers12 events this fall: National Stage shows on Saturdays and on Fridays the Hook and Open Mics.
Line-up is as follows:
John Gorka / Emalee Herrington opens - September 9, 7:30 pm - Tickets $19 ($17 advance)
John Gorka has been a pillar of the folk music community with 13 albums to his credit and appearances on Austin City Limits, Mountain Stage, eTown, CNN and more. “a pleasure … modern folk with a touch of soul.” — Billboard
The Hook - Friday, September 29 - Tickets $12 at the door
Performing together for the first time: Andy Ruddy & Monique Ritter, Derek & Dustin Garafolo, Pepper & Sassafras. Three awesome duos in one show!
Open Mic Friday - September 22 - 6:00 youth; 7:00-10 :00 all ages - by donation
David Roth & Reggie Harris - September 23, 7:30 - Tixckets $18 ($16 advance)
David Roth strikes many chords, hearts, and minds with his unique songs, offbeat observations, moving stories, sense of the hilarious, and powerful singing and subject matter. A natural collaborator and an infinitely creative musician, Reggie shares his passion for musical interplay and improvisation with occasional partners, this time with David Roth.
“Roth’s talent is unique, his appeal universal, his stage presence incredible” — Dr. Joel Goodman, founder, Humor Project, Saratoga Springs
Open Mic Friday - October 6 - 6:00 youth; 7:00-10:00 all ages - by donation
Ryanhood - October 7 - Tickets $18 ($16 advance)
Cameron Hood’s rich lead vocals, Ryan Green’s explosive guitar and mandolin riffs, and their airtight vocal harmonies… Audiences can count on high-energy, highly interactive performance which Cameron Hood and Ryan Green honed as street performers in Boston.
“a match made in radio heaven” — Arizona Daily Star
Open Mic Friday - October 20 - 6:00 youth; 7:00-10 :00 all ages - by donation
Patrick Ball - October 21 - Tickets $18 ($16 advance)
One of the premier Celtic harp players in the world and a captivating spoken word artist. Plays the ancient, legendary brass-strung harp of Ireland with its crystalline, bell-like voice, and performs marvelous tales of wit and enchantment.
“Hauntingly beautiful ballads and lilting storytelling…” —Variety, NY
The Hook - Friday, October 27 - Tickets $12 at the door
Three local artists share the stage performing with and off each other! They are: Savannah Harmon - Tim Herron - Larry Kyle
Open Mic Friday - November 3 - 6:00 youth; 7:00-10 :00 all ages - by donation
Nate & Kate Family Band - November 4 - Tickets $15 ($13 advance)
A vaudeville-inspired variety folk duo show featuring cello, guitar, banjo, harmonica and piano. Their performance of original songs, sing-along favorites, and hilariously impressive musical juggling routines brilliantly balances entertainment value and artistry.
Open Mic Friday - November 17 - 6:00 youth; 7:00-10 :00 all ages - by donation
Evie Ladin Band - November 18 - Tickets $18 ($16 advance)
A mingling of clawhammer banjo, guitar, bass, percussive dance and contemporary storytelling. Some of the Band’s adventurousness comes from early hip hop and Evie’s study of African roots in Appalachian music & dance.
“Ladin herself, a saucy chanteuse whose seductive prowess [is]… nothing less than a homespun hoot. This particular Fire emits plenty of down home heat.” —No Depression
Future National Stage Shows:
Dec. 2 Eric Schwartz/John McConnell opens; Jan. 13 RPI; Jan. 27 Durham County Poets; February 10 TBA, Feb. 24 Joe Crookston; March 10 Joan & Joni; Mar. 24 Mustard’s Retreat; April 7 Tom Rush / Matt Nakoa opens; April 21 Dady Bros. Feb. 10 TBA May 5 Ruddy Well Band; May 19 Season Finale w/Kirsten Maxwell Future Hook Singer-Songwriter Series: Jan. 5, Feb. 16, March 16; April 13
About us
Oswego Music Hall has been presenting family friendly concerts since 1977. Originally known as the Markethouse Music Hall on Water Street, the venue is currently at the McCrobie Civic Center, 41 Lake Street. Approximately 40 events take place from September to May, primarily on three stages:
National Stage: Saturdays @ 7:30 (doors open at 6:45)
Open Mic Fridays: Same weekend as Saturday concerts. All ages & experience welcome. Local luminaries emcee. 7-10 pm with Youth Open Mic starting at 6 pm.
The Hook (six a year): Three Singer-Songwriter acts with local connection share the stage using a round robin format. Fridays @ 7:30
Tickets:
National Stage tix are $13 (advance sale) to $19 (at the door). Advance sale tix are available at the river’s end bookstore or on the website via PayPal.
Open Mic Fridays are a suggested $2 donation.
Hook shows are $12. Purchase at the door.
Membership & Season Passes
Annual membership starts at $10 (basic). Benefits include free Season Finale. Season Passes (available to members) Provides preferential seating. Fall Pass $85; Winter Pass $85; Spring Pass $70; 3-Season Pass $230.
More information
www.oswegomusichall.org; Email: OCPAoswego@gmail.com river’s end bookstore
Local Sponsors:
City of Oswego, Shineman Foundation, NYSCA, Old City Hall, Quality Inn, River’s End Bookstore, Cellar Door, Green Planet Grocery, Taste the World, Ontario Orchards, Eagle Beverage
