Hannah Fairlight + Conrad y Skordalia + The Waysties + Larrama + Flying Dogs of Jupiter @ The Way Station

7pm- Hannah Fairlight
Genre: Alt-Rock/Country/Blues
For fans of:  Patti Smith, Tori Amos, Chris Whitley, The Black Keys, Jack White

Classically-trained pianist-turned-rock-guitarist, Hannah Fairlight channels the poetry and roots-rock of Chris Whitley, with the undaunted tenacity of Tori Amos and Patti Smith. Raised in small towns across the Midwest Fairlight moved to New York City at 18 playing her first solo show at the legendary CBGB before striking up musical homes on Bleecker Street and in the Lower East Side.  Later enlisted by all-girl rock band Girls Don't Cry followed by a tour of duty with seasoned original blues rock band Kolker, the alt-rock songstress struck out on her own again to develop her solo project by touring across Europe, Australia, and the U.S.

Adamantly DIY, Hannah is currently recording and producing a debut EP in Nashville while gigging extensively in the South.  With an honesty and vulnerability that cuts easily through today's pop industry standard, Fairlight's songwriting prowess and commanding stage presence promise audiences an unapologetic, electrically-charged performance paired with a journey of self-reflection.

“She’s stealing our groove.”
–Patrick Carney, drummer The Black Keys

“[Fairlight’s music is] a welcome assault on all emotions.  She will not walk off the stage until she has offered up every last ounce of herself and won over every audience member.  A big ball of energy.  She had me when she carried her own full cabinet Rhodes into the venue.  It’s about time we had a no-gimmicks chick rocker in the mix and Fairlight is it.” –– Mike Jakob, owner Elliott Street Pub, Atlanta, GA

“Everyone in the crowd was buzzing, “Who’s that girl, who’s that girl?  She’s like the female Jack White!” –Sarah Poller, The Earl, Atlanta, GA
“A live set from Hannah Fairlight may be hazardous to your relationship!  Couples beware!” –Crazy Beats music revue, London, UK
“Tenacity is the word that comes to mind watching Hannah Fairlight perform.  You can’t take your eyes off her.  You don’t even wanna blink.” –Terrance Phelps, Bluebird Café Nashville, TN
www.hannahfairlight.com
www.hannahfairlight.bandcamp.com
www.youtube.com/hannahfairlight
 
8pm- Conrad y Skordalia
Genre: Urban Americana

Conrad y Skordalia was born in Brooklyn in 2012. David Conrad (voice, guitar) got an intensive education in songwriting over four decades as a bassist accompanying great singers and writers including Phoebe Snow, Solomon Burke, Tom Rush, Chuck Berry, Dave Van Ronk, Sylvain Sylvain, Jonathan Edwards, Marc Ribot and Delbert McClinton. Rebecca Weiner Tompkins (violin, vocals) is a member of Life in a Blender and The Sometime Boys, and has recorded and performed with Patti Smith and Scott McClatchy among many others.

Website: www.conradyskordalia.com
Video/audio links:  http://www.davidconradnyc.com/DCsongs.html
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KSD46ejnXk8&feature=plcp
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bm7gAsoUsvc

9pm- The Waysties
The Waysties leave their barstools and take the stage for a night of raucous Irish songs and Irished-up rock covers. Featuring The Rose West's Alex and Robare, Painless Parker's Noam, Molly  of Mist Covered Mountains and Sarah Biz.

10pm- Larrama
Genre: Latin Fusion
For fans of: Santana, Mana, Gypsy Kings, Ricardo Arjona

Singer, songwriter and bandleader Martin Dominguez Ball arrived in New York in 1985 from Montevideo, Uruguay. His music combines the rhythms of his native country with modern sounds to create a one-of-a-kind sound that must be heard to be appreciated. Larrama has played many clubs in NYC as well as numerous festivals and venues through out the Tri-State area.

www.sonicbids.com/larrama

11pm- Flying Dogs of Jupiter
Genre: American Rock
For fans of: Hot Tuna, Guiseppe Verdi, Grateful Dead, Iggy Stooge, Johnny Cash, Giacomo Puccini, Bert Berns, Mckinley Morganfield, and many others,

Since 1974, The Flying Dogs of Jupiter have been making great music.  As one of the pioneers of the indie genre, The Flying Dogs opened Jovian Records in 1975 and released their first album “American Dream”.  Today, the band performs a program of music featuring our very original music from our catalog of albums and CDs including “So Blue We Just Have Ta Boogie” (March 2013), “In Cecilia’s Garden” (October 2011), “Return From Jupiter” (July 2010), and “American Dream” (July 1975).

www.THEFLYINGDOGSOFJUPITER.com