Neighbor

In just under a year the musical juggernaut Neighbor has become one of the most exciting and unpredictable live acts on the jam scene today. The brain child of vocalist and keyboardist Richard James (Pink Talking Fish) and guitarist Lyle Brewer (formerly of Ryan Montbleau Band), Neighbor combines ambitious composition, soulful balladry and a fearless approach to their lengthy improvisations. Rounded out by bassist Dan Kelly (The New Motif) and Dean Johnston (Club D’elf) the band has honed their craft at their Tuesday night residency at Thunder Road in Boston. The venue is the home for their loyal fan base of “Neighbors” who on any given night could be witness to 5 new original songs, a 50 minute jam, guest bagpipers, songs written for audience members, a full original rock opera or a Christmas themed Halloween show. There’s no surprise that the word continues to spread about this exciting group of musicians. Come down and see what’s good in the neighborhood.

One of Long Island’s best kept secrets.” Since forming in January 2017, Baked Shrimp has established a name for themselves across the Northeast region of the United States. In just three years the high-energy rock trio has performed multiple extensive tours, released two albums, and is a name being consistently added to the festival circuit. Baked Shrimp has billed with artists such as Dweezil Zappa, Lotus, Spafford, Mungion, and Pink Talking Fish on festivals such as Great South Bay Music Festival (NY) and Larrypalooza (PA). The band has featured sit-ins by Ryan Dempsey (Twiddle) and Brandon “Taz” Niederauer and has also warmed up for acts such as Sophistafunk, DELA (Slightly Stoopid), and Brandon Niederauer Band. Baked Shrimp is rapidly making new fans outside of their home-base of New York on their tours which land them as north as Maine, as west as Ohio, and as south as Washington D.C. The trio keeps it fresh from night to night with a catalogue of over one-hundred songs of mostly original material. They are consistently asked back by venues and fans across the country.