Members of the New York progressive rock band IZZ join fellow New York orchestral rockers Edensong and Toronto based group Half Past Four for a one time performance at Manhattan's historic Webster Hall during Labor Day weekend. The show begins at 7pm on Sunday, September 5th at the Studio at Webster Hall, 125 East 11th Street, New York, NY 10003. This show is 19+. Tickets are $10 ($15 at the door) and available now from www.ticketmaster.com.
IZZ Lite (www.izznet.com) - Galgano brothers, Tom and John, lead a stripped down ensemble with a focus on the band's more acoustic material. It's a rare chance to witness a completely different take on the epic and intricate music of IZZ in this intimate setting.
Edensong (www.edensongtheband.com) - The symphonic rock sextet celebrate the release of their new EP Echoes of Edensong in a rare hometown performance. The band will play tracks from the new CD, their critically acclaimed debut "The Fruit Fallen" and possibly premier some new material.
Half Past Four (www.halfpastfour.com) - A first ever chance to see this up and coming creative Canadian quintet in New York: one of only two US shows. The band makes a detour on the way back home from Progday in Chapel Hill, NC to treat this NY audience to their unique and captivating stage show.
Webster Hall (www.websterhall.com) was originally built in 1886 as the city's first modern nightclub. Through the years, it has been home to concerts by many well known acts. The Studio at Webster Hall, opened in 2008, is the hall's newest performance space and is regarded by many as the best new venue to see a show in New York City.
Make this special concert part of your plans for Labor Day weekend. Buy your tickets early and help progressive music thrive in the NYC area. See you at the show!
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