Great South Bay Music Festival in Patchogue - Jul 18, 2024

Martin Barre

3 concerts

Martin Barre, Jethro Tull's lead guitarist since 1969, helped the band win a 1988 Grammy. Known for his energy and style, he's also explored varied solo work.

Jon Anderson

10 concerts

Jon Anderson, born in Lancashire, England, is a famed alto tenor vocalist and songwriter, best known as the frontman of Yes. His solo and collaborative works, including partnerships with Vangelis, Roine Stolt, and Jean-Luc Ponty, span genres such as progressive rock, world music, and jazz. Notably inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame with Yes, he has contributed to iconic songs like "Roundabout" and "Owner of a Lonely Heart." Anderson's expansive career includes solo albums and collaborations with King Crimson, Toto, and more, showcasing his versatility and enduring impact on music.

The Disco Biscuits

34 concerts

The Disco Biscuits, born in Philadelphia, are pioneers of "Trance-Fusion," blending electronic dance with jam rock. Known for rock operas and dynamic live shows, they innovate with emerging tech and stories like "Revolution in Motion."

Karina Rykman

2 concerts

Karina Rykman, born in NYC, is a dynamic bassist known for her infectious live shows and diverse style. She joined Marco Benevento's band before forming her own with Adam November and Chris Corsico. Rykman has played at major festivals like Bonnaroo and collaborated with artists like Trey Anastasio on her debut album, JOYRIDE, which includes hits like "Elevator" and "Plants."

Streetlight Manifesto

21 concerts

Streetlight Manifesto, a New Jersey ska-punk band led by Tomas Kalnoky, emerged from One Cool Guy and Catch-22. Known for their energetic ska sound, they debuted in 2003 with "Everything Goes Numb." Despite setbacks like equipment theft, they toured widely with bands like Reel Big Fish and MxPx. Notable works include "Keasbey Nights" and "Somewhere in the Between." They also released "99 Songs of Revolution," featuring ska covers. In 2013, they released "The Hands That Thieve," marking their last album with Victory Records.

Justin Hayward

17 concerts

Justin Hayward, born in Swindon, England, is renowned as The Moody Blues’ frontman. Known for hits like "Nights in White Satin," he blends rock and symphonic styles. His solo work and evocative lyrics have influenced many. In 2018, Hayward entered the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, celebrating his influential rock legacy.

Joe Bonamassa

42 concerts

Joe Bonamassa, born in New Hartford, is a legendary guitarist and singer-songwriter known for his soulful blues-rock. He debuted at 12, opening for B.B. King. With 23 #1 Billboard Blues Albums and 2 GRAMMY nominations, he excels in collaboration and innovation. Joe runs the Keeping The Blues Alive Foundation and hosts "Live From Nerdville."

Dark Star Orchestra

18 concerts

Dark Star Orchestra, acclaimed for 26 years with over 3,200 shows, recreates and innovates Grateful Dead concert experiences, featuring guest spots by original members like Phil Lesh and Bob Weir.

Tropidelic

36 concerts

Tropidelic, a six-piece band from Cleveland, Ohio, blends reggae, hip-hop, and funk. Known for their energetic performances, they spread joy and originality on stage.

Dogs In A Pile

24 concerts

Hailing from Asbury Park, NJ, Dogs in a Pile merges funk, jazz, and rock with psychedelia. Known for epic live performances, they sold out Stone Pony in 2021.