At the end of August, get into the groove with concert staple Suburban Chaos. The trajectory of American music, from Folk to Funk to Modern Rock, was a complex fusion of traditions from different cultural communities, adjustments in the accessibility of sound, distinct societal changes, and ongoing experimental development. This became especially clear as America … Read more
From an Octopus’s Garden to Greenwich Historical Society’s Heritage Garden, the beloved Sun Kings will bring their Beatles covers to the Historical Society campus once again. At a time when rock and roll was considered unconventional, the Beatles brought over a style of music that connected to the American population in a way that other … Read more
Explore the Jazz Age with the Florian Shantz Jazz combo! In the same way the United States became a melting pot of communities, jazz became a uniquely American music genre that blended varying folk music and instrumental styles from different African American, creole, and Hispanic, and European communities at the turn of the 20th century. … Read more
The Richie G Band is a five-piece instrumental group consisting of guitar, bass, drums, keyboards and sax. We play smooth jazz, R&B and standards from artists such as George Benson, Stevie Wonder, Bob James and Spyro Gyro. The credits of the professional band members include performing or recording with Sting, Harry Belafonte, Wilson Pickett, Jennifer … Read more
Bringing back the music of Joe Cocker — THEN AND NOW! Delivering a unique experience— from Woodstock to the present.
Gather friends, bring your picnic set up and enjoy an evening at the Historical Society with Michelle Pauker! Michelle Pauker is a New York-based singer and actor raised in Westport, Connecticut. She earned her Bachelor’s degree of Music at Baldwin Wallace Conservatory, where she studied music theatre. Known for her stylistic versatility and powerhouse vocals, Michelle has expanded her … Read more