Complimentary with Dinner
Our Salon Stage provides Complimentary Live Music while you dine. We feature amazing local Hudson Valley and touring artists nightly. You may discover one of your new favorite artists. As always, we prioritize seating for guests who are joining us for dinner. We also provide a great Tap Room for enjoying a cocktail or beer while listening to the live music on our Salon Stage.
A former New York City cab driver, bartender, bouncer, and actor, David Ray’s award-winning songs have been described as “cinematic.” They’ve been sung by artists as varied as Grammy-winner Shawn Colvin and Dove Award winner Kathy Troccoli, and recorded by producers from Arif Mardin (Aretha Franklin) to Ric Wake (Whitney Houston). Along with Lyle Lovett, Richie Havens, Julie Gold (From a Distance) and others, his early Fast Folk recordings are now part of the permanent collection at the Smithsonian Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage. As a performer, David has shared the stage with Roger McGuinn, Shawn Colvin, John Leventhal, Dave Alvin, Lucy Kaplanski, Marshall Crenshaw, Joan Osborne, Paula Poundstone, Cliff Eberhardt, Maia Sharp, Mark Ford, KJ Denhert, Dan Hicks and the Hot Licks, and many more.
His latest album, and the title song, “So I Run,” produced by Andy Stack (Yola, Girl from the North Country), and featuring CMHOF inductee Cindy Cashdollar and an all-star ensemble, has already received multiple awards (2022 HOFA International Song Contest, 2022 International Song Contest (ISC), and the 2023 Shiner/VEVA Collect Song Contest).
Over the span of eight years, three albums, four singles, widespread airplay and knockout reviews, Bruce T Carroll has established himself as an Americana artist with a social conscience and a deft lyrical touch. Using irony and imagery as tools in trade, Bruce’s work has been described by No Depression Magazine as “devilishly brilliant,” “intensely brilliant,” and “a fine commentary on America’s past.” His signature songs “When Two Worlds Collide,” “Fox In The Henhouse,” and “Lift Your Head Up” continue to get good airplay worldwide, spotlighting the refugee crisis and political upheaval at home and abroad.
His most recent full-length album, “First Bird To Sing,” is an exploration of love and loss and “a brilliant album that attacks the dark side with a TAC flashlight and hope,” solidifying Bruce’s reputation as a “singular talent.” Bruce’s penultimate single, “Find Your Way,” began as a blessing for his children but ended as a beautiful paean for the dispossessed. His latest release is called “The Words We Said” and offers a stoic’s view of a relationship in decline.
Bruce is currently working on a song cycle exploring the essential commonality and occasional beauty of life in America. It is hoped that this as-yet untitled album will be ready for release in the fall.
Reservations suggested; call 845-855-1300 to book your table.