Webster Hall!!!

The mighty Peculiar Gentlemen return to the island of Manhattan on FRIDAY SEPT. 24th for their first ever show at The Studio in Webster Hall.

In a recent interview with the band for Immabottalie Magazine keyboardist E-Beats said, "this show is gonna be so good, i wish that i could step outside myself, buy a ticket and watch the show" while guitar player Willy Jive added, "And How!! we've been working on some new things that will literally knock your socks off...so leave your nice socks at home."

also performing: Red Wire Black Wire, Infrastructure, Swoon and Novae

Jalopy in Autumn

Oh man! i hope someone video tapes this show!!!

Live @ Spike Hill

hey fans, we have one more show this summer and it's FREE! hope you can make it out...

NYC here we come!!

We're finally getting out of Brooklyn and making our big return to the island of Manhattan. Come out to the Delancey August 12th

be there...

PG and Low Water are back!
we'll be performing at our favorite venue, the Knitting Factory!

and we will be taking no prisoners...

do yourself a favor...

when your idols come to town, BE THERE!

this month i had the honor of being in the presence of 3 not only my favorite performers but 3 of the most influential musicians in music history.

it started with Toots and the Maytalls at B.B. Kings. Toots, at 64 years old still has the energy of a teenager. he had the crowd dancing and singing along from the beginning to the end. with a voice that sounds better than ever he delivered all the hits including Pressure Drop, Monkey Man and Funky Kingston.

then again at B.B. Kings i had the pleasure of watching the legendary Chuck Berry, 84. although he forgot some lyrics and his solos strayed out of key Chuck Berry is still the greatest! he still managed to squeeze out a few of his signature moves and he still drives the ladies crazy. Chuck Berry deserves a standing ovation.

finally, at Summer Stage in Central Park, i saw Gil Scott-Heron, 61. Not only did he show up but he arrived on time! as we lay in the sweltering heat, trying to stay hydrated, Gil soothed us with his song and inspired us with his
words. he even brought out Common to add some extra texture.

what a month!