Last week, we told you who would rock the night at the May-riffic Music Festival, presented by Lehigh Valley Underground and American Spirits Roadhouse on Saturday, May 13. In case you missed that announcement, here it is. (Don’t worry; the link will open in another tab so you can stay on the page. What a time to be alive!)
Well, that was fun!
Last week was so fast-paced that we need to re-acclimate a bit to the world – and catch up on content, emails, and maybe even sleep – before we dive right back in. So, that’s all the wittiness you’re getting out of me today. Onward to the…
American Spirits Roadhouse was near capacity on Friday night as Lehigh Valley Underground put on its first-ever showcase: the First Annual Lehigh Valley Underground Winter Jamboree.
I first happened upon Copper Fields in July at Easton Heritage Day. The trio immediately stood out to me due to their crisp, soulful vocal harmonies and technical proficiency. Friday night, Lehigh Valley Underground has the honor of hosting Copper Fields at our First Annual Winter Jamboree at American Spirits Roadhouse. Read below for a bit more on what to expect.
Full disclosure: We’re more than a little excited for Friday, when the First Annual Lehigh Valley Underground Winter Jamboree will take place at American Spirits Roadhouse. We hope that you are, too.
Whenever Copper Fields and Mo7s are involved, you know you’re in for a night of high quality performances. That was no different last night at The Originals Music Series, where each band played an hour and 20 minute set inside Chicago Restaurant’s Club Gravity.
The Originals Music Series, operating on a bi-weekly schedule for the winter months, returns to Chicago Restaurant in Allentown with a great Thursday night lineup.
We’ve been looking forward to this weekend for a while now.
One of our favorite out-of-towners is making a stop in Bethlehem, and Saturday night has some tunes for all tastes. Let’s learn more with a deeper dive into…
Lehigh Valley Underground has covered countless shows over the past year, but one thing we haven’t done is put on our own…
Until now.
Still in need of plans to ring in 2017? Allentown’s Hamilton District wants you to join its New Year’s Eve festivities – a proposition made even more tempting by the musical options available that night.
First, the City of Allentown will be hosting its official New Year’s Eve celebration at the corner of 7th and Hamilton Streets. Beginning at 10 p.m., the evening’s festivities include a fireworks display and an always-entertaining performance by Charlie Brown’s Notorious Groove.
Speaking of Groove, plenty of downtown restaurants will also be hosting New Year’s Eve festivities, such The Hamilton Kitchen, which will play host to The Groove Merchants beginning at 9 p.m. The five-piece from Kutztown will be playing tunes from its new album, “Take It” (which was included in LVU Founder Gerard Longo’s Best of 2016 picks), in addition to covers and other originals. It’s a Can’t-Miss Show of the Week for a reason!
The fun doesn’t stop there. Another LVU favorite, Copper Fields, will be right down the street at Bell Hall at the same time to deliver their unique brand of Americana. The trio has played all over the Valley in 2016, and has gained a reputation for their great musicianship and enjoyable tunes.
If jazz is more your speed, Allentown has something for you on New Year’s Eve, as well. Our friends at Sugar Hill Jazz House will welcome Nancy Coletti, who will provide smooth sounds to add to the evening’s ambiance beginning at 9 p.m.
There, now you have plans for New Year’s Eve! For information on these events and many more, visit The Hamilton District Main Street Program online.