Like a country-fried triple-shot of rock & roll, The Haymakers combine some of music’s most undeniable elements and vintage vibes to capture the spark of America’s greatest artists and music.

Vintage, retro, classic rave – all words you could use to describe their style of music.  But while they draw their inspiration from the sounds of the past, they combine it with a contemporary style to deliver something familiar yet fresh. 

Vintage guitars drenched in reverb, thundering upright bass and tight drumming combined with shimmering vocal harmonies create The Haymakers sound.

Get ready to rock and roll!

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Cole is a composer of classical music, a piano driven singer-songwriter, and a performer known for his varied musical palette and output of emotional works. Born and raised in Port Jefferson, New York, music was always a part of his family. His father Andrew and sister Andie Juliette are both also singer-songwriters, occasionally performing with Cole as a trio dubbed Tricycle. His work as a songwriter pulls from genres such as soul, jazz, chamber pop, soft rock, progressive rock, and musical theatre. He has released extensive solo material and in 2023 also composed music for the immersive outdoor Forest Music installation at the Wild Center natural museum in Tupper Lake, New York. Future projects include a full-length solo album and the release of the debut album of his undergraduate band Arbutus and Vines.

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Eastbound Freight Bluegrass includes five of Long Island’s premier bluegrass musicians:John Brisotti, Dave Thompson, Bruce Barry, Phil Gelfer, and Sam Gelfer. The band has been delighting audiences in the Greater NY Area for over three decades. Their performance will feature instrumental music and vocal selections that highlight the wide range of this uniquely American music genre. This exciting concert will feature fiddle and banjo instrumentals, traditional gospel music, songs from the honky tonk and the coalmine, as well as recent tunes that have been adapted to the bluegrass repertoire

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THE HOODOO LOUNGERS

For over 15 years, The Hoodoo Loungers have been the Hamptons’ favorite party band, known for their high-energy blend of soul, rock, and bayou funk. Inspired by the sounds of New Orleans, they deliver everything from Aretha to Chuck Berry with a stompin’ good-time spirit. From our small four-piece band to the full eight-piece group with horn section, the HooDoos will make your event a musical happening.

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In the latter part of the last century, GENE CASEY departed New York City and its Punk rock/New wave scene for Long Island’s East End. There, he formed the Lone Sharks, “the house band of the Hamptons,” where bars were plentiful and audiences – both the local and the celebrated – were robust and loyal. Over the course of the next few decades Gene and the evolving line-up of Sharks “played – and tore up – every roadhouse, bar, and honky tonk from Manhattan to Montauk” (Bop Magazine), sharing the bill and backing legendary roots rock & roll acts as Wanda Jackson, the Band, Bo Diddley, Sleepy LaBeef, NRBQ, and the Ventures.

Gene’s original music met with great acclaim with local and international indie radio play. Several of his roots-drenched songs have been used in “A Prairie Home Companion” and on the soundtracks to television and feature films, including “Justified” and “Sons of Anarchy” ; the 2012 thriller “The Tall Man” starring Jessica Biel, the 2013 release “The Killing Season” starring Robert DeNiro, and Rob Reiner’s “Being Charlie.”

In 2014 Gene and the Lone Sharks were inducted into the Dan’s Papers “Best of the Best” Hall of Fame, having been honored over 20 times. A year later Gene, “the premier barroom troubadour of Eastern Long Island” (author Josh Alan Friedman) received the Long Island Sound Award by the L.I. Music Hall of Fame, “for contributions to the Island’s musical landscape.”

Bring your chair or blanket to enjoy the music harborside! In case of rain, the event will move indoors to the Village Center.