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Over the Rhine and Vienna Teng perform together at Tarrytown Music Hall. Over the Rhine's influences range from U2 and 10,000 Maniacs to Dylan Thomas and T.S. Eliot. Teng has built a worldwide cult following with her graceful melodies and evocative lyrics. Learn more...

Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings play the Tarrytown Music Hall. Jones' powerful blend of soul and funk music follows in the footsteps of such 1960s musical legends as James Brown and Tina Turner. When the Dap-Kings aren't backing Jones, they work as Amy Winehouse's rhythm section. Learn more...

Two of Southern music's greatest institutions share the stage in Down By The Riverside at Tarrytown Music Hall. The Blind Boys of Alabama are one of the world's greatest gospel singing ensembles, and The Preservation Hall Jazz Band carry on the musical legacy of New Orleans jazz. Learn more...

BeauSoleil and Iris Dement share a bill at Tarrytown Music Hall. The Grammy-winning BeauSoleil, led by Michael Doucet, are one of the best and most innovative Cajun music groups working today. Two-time Grammy nominee DeMent is a unique singer and masterful songwriter, whose music is steeped in the traditions of American folk and country music. Learn more...

Legendary singer Mavis Staples performs at Tarrytown Music Hall, with veteran rocker Marshall Crenshaw. A Lifetime Grammy Award winner and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame member, Mavis began her career with gospel/soul legends The Staple Singers, and has since performed with legends ranging from Bob Dylan and Prince to Santana and Janis Joplin. Learn more...

Neko Case performs at the Tarrytown Music Hall. Known for her powerfully expressive voice and the sweeping emotion of her "country noir" music, Case's latest album Middle Cyclone debuted at no. 3 on the Billboard Top 200, the highest debut ever for an album on an indie label. Joey and John of Calexico open the show. Learn more...

Two of American music's great originals perform at Tarrytown Music Hall. Dan Hicks' witty, lively music has made him and his band, the Hot Licks, country-rock icons. Eccentric singer and guitarist Leon Redbone, who combines an encyclopedic knowledge of music with a quirky sense of humor, opens the show. Learn more...

The Sippy Cups bring their famously rollicking stage show to Tarrytown Music Hall in a concert performance sure to delight children -- and their parents. The band will perform music from their new CD -- including hit single "Seven Is the New 14" -- as well classics by the Beatles and Ramones, accompanied by a carnival of juggling, acrobatics, comedy and special effects. Learn more...

Tarrytown Music Hall welcomes Ashford & Simpson. The husband and wife duo of Nickolas Ashford and Valerie Simpson have hit the charts with such classic tunes as the no. 1 hit "Solid." They're also one of the most prolific songwriting teams in the business; they wrote hits for Ray Charles, Aretha Franklin, Diana Ross, Marvin Gaye, and many others. Learn more...

Blood, Sweat & Tears performs live at Tarrytown Music hall. A musical institution since 1968, they've sold millions of records, and earned hits like "Spinning Wheel" and "You've Made Me So Very Happy." Blending jazz virtuosity with sharp rock and pop arrangements, the three-time Grammy winners are famed for their mighty horn section and high-energy live shows. Learn more...

Tarrytown Music Hall welcomes the Bacon Brothers. The duo of Hollywood star Kevin Bacon and his brother Michael have been performing together since childhood, and have been a touring and recording band for almost 15 years. They've earned critical praise for their roots-rock sound. Learn more...

Lea Salonga performs a concert at Tarrytown Music Hall. She's best known for creating the role of Kim in Miss Saigon, a role which won her Olivier and Tony Awards. She's also starred in Les Miserables on Broadway, and was the singing voice of such Disney heroines as Mulan and Aladdin's Princess Jasmine. Learn more...

Blues Traveler headlines Tarrytown Music Hall. Led by singer and harmonica player John Popper, the group was one of the biggest rock acts of the '90s, with two multi-platinum albums and hits like "Run-Around" and "Hook." Known for their extended live jams, they're a top concert draw worldwide. Learn more...

Known for his astonishing vocal power, Raul Malo has often been compared to the legendary Roy Orbison. He started his career leading Grammy-winning, multi-platinum country act The Mavericks, and his solo work combines that style with Latin, jazz and rock influences. See him at Tarrytown Music Hall, with special guest Greta Gaines. Learn more...

Tarrytown Music Hall welcomes the Robert Cray Band. For over thirty years, Cray's soulful vocals and electrifying guitar playing have made him one of blues music's leading men. He's performed sold-out concerts across the globe, and been nominated for 16 Grammy Awards, winning five. His newest album, This Time, is set for release in August 2009. Learn more...

Tarrytown Music Hall is proud to welcome Yonder Mountain String Band. The group's new spin on classic bluegrass music and exciting, spontaneous live show have made them a nationwide sensation on the concert hall and festival scene, despite limited radio support. Learn more...

Tarrytown Music Hall hosts a concert by Arrival. The most acclaimed ABBA tribute in the world, Arrival hail from Sweden, and have been touring together for over a decade, visiting over twenty countries. They play perfect renditions of hits like "Waterloo," "Dancing Queen," and "Take a Chance on Me", and are the only band licensed to replicate ABBA's original costumes. Learn more...

Tarrytown Music Hall welcomes Canadian singer-songwriter Gordon Lightfoot. First gaining recognition in the 1960s as a songwriter for acts ranging from Peter, Paul, and Mary to Marty Robbins, Lightfoot later topped the charts himself with such hits as "Sundown" and "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald". Learn more...

Tarrytown Music Hall is proud to welcome Steven Wright. The Boston comedian has been one of stand-up's biggest stars for over twenty years, renowned for his brilliantly crafted one-liners and deadpan delivery. He's a two-time Grammy nominee for his comedy albums, 1985's I have a Pony and 2007's I Still Have a Pony. Learn more...

Comedian Andrew Dice Clay's uncensored material and brash on-stage persona made him one of the biggest comedy stars of the 1980s. Now making a return to the national touring stage, he performs at Tarrytown Music Hall. Learn more...

Comedian Mike Dugan presents his one-man show Men Fake Foreplay at the Tarrytown Music Hall. It's a hilarious and unflinching look at the male psyche, relationships, and sex. Dugan is an Emmy Award-winning writer, and has performed stand-up on the Tonight Show. Learn more...

U2 tribute band Joshua Tree plays at Tarrytown Music Hall. The Boston-based group is one of the world's top U2 tributes, capturing the skill and intensity displayed in U2's legendary hits. They'll play songs spanning U2's entire career. Learn more...

Tarrytown Music Hall welcomes Beatlemania Now. This tribute concert features over thirty songs spanning the Fab Four's legendary career, from Ed Sullivan to Abbey Road, with authentic costumes and instruments. Learn more...

Superstar singer-songwriter Kenny Loggins has blazed a meteoric blues-rock trail across three decades. His resume includes a dozen platinum albums and massive hits from Loggins & Messina classics like "Danny's Song" to solo tracks such as "This Is It" and movie theme songs "I'm Alright" (from Caddyshack), "Danger Zone" (Top Gun), and the theme from Footloose. Learn more...