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Visit the Porch at Bryant Park, and enjoy intimate concerts with talented local artists.
Vocalist Samoa Wilson and guitarist/vocalist Sean Walsh are joined by pedal steel guitarist James Wyatt Woodall in this intimate performance of country and folk music. Wilson has captivated audiences with a voice The New York Times calls “sweet, effortless, old-timey.” Raised in the riverbed of traditional North American folk music, she came up in the Boston scene, under the wing of jug band and folk legend Jim Kweskin. Her two duos, the Four O’Clock Flowers and Fatboy Wilson & Old Viejo Bones, have become staples of the thriving New York City folk community. Born in New Jersey, Sean Walsh began his musical journey amongst the New Brunswick all-ages house show punk scene and soon married that with a growing love of classic Americana. Soon, he relocated to Brooklyn and founded the band National Reserve.
The Jalopy Theatre and School of Music is a multi-faceted arts space showcasing evolving folk and traditional music and art from New York City, the Americas, and the world. Our programming supports artists, fosters multi-generational community, and provides enrichment and education about our shared musical heritage.
Husband and wife team Geoff and Lynette Wiley founded Jalopy in Red Hook, Brooklyn, in 2006 with the hope of fostering a community around a shared appreciation of traditional roots music. Jalopy Theatre and School of Music seeks both to support local and traveling artists, and to educate students and audiences new to this music and culture.
Seating will be avalible on a first-come, first-served basis at the Porch. Purchase of food and beverage are encouraged but not requried within the outdoor bar area.
Additional public seating adjacent to the bar will also be available.
Find the food and beverage options avalible at the Porch here.