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After spending the pandemic creating music videos and a CD, Edmund Bagnell has spent the summer playing Provincetown and some other cities, but now he is back in NYC and ready to show 54 Below all he's been working on.

Any night out will be made better when Nicole Henry is on the stage, and this month the jazz diva returns to Feinstein's to revisit a favorite subject of hers: Whitney Houston

There may not have been any cake, but Eric Michael Gillett brought all the sweetness himself in this perfect presentation of what cabaret could be, if everyone let it.

The guy-next-door apparel belies the rock and roll vocals Anthony Rapp is serving up these days at 54 Below.

By accident, a St. Louis Woman and a Nashville Nightengale play the same New York City nightclub within hours of each other, and prove that Manhattan has no copyright on cabaret talent.

Gene Reed was on hand to help capture the fun and excitement at Birdland last week as Susie welcomed another starry set of performers to the Birdland stage.

Richard H. Blake was scheduled to play his club act at The Green Room 42 before the pandemic. Finally, he fans, friends, and family got to see his dream realized... and it's really good.

Jaime Lozano and the Latinx artists that make up his family artistic and his family of friends have a lot to say and a lot to sing about, when they celebrate their heritage on September 23rd.

For the first time since the lockdown, Mr. and Mrs. Karl are appearing locally, and they are bringing back a sure thing, their smash-hit show LEGALLY BOUND.

Twice nominated Melissa Errico has a following of fervent fans who have missed seeing her live but September 27th will see her on the 54 Below stage singing songs about the city that she calls her home town.

During the lockdown Christine Andreas inspired the public with at-home musical performances. She's ready to go live, once again.

For her first show after the shutdown, singer-songwriter Meg Flather does a deep dive into musical theater history by creating an entire show of R&H.

The musical storyteller planned to premiere this show pre-pandemic. Now she can.

It's day seventy-two for the Jim Caruso-created online chat program.

Susie Mosher gets the Birdland stage covered with people, music, and merriment

The Boy Band Project made their 54 Below debut Sunday night, and it's about time.

It was business as usual on Tuesday night at Birdland and Susie N co. Make people happy.

Lillias White has an artistic home-away-from-home at The Green Room 42, and with a new album to celebrate, the club that calls her their Main Muse is the perfect place to party.

What is summer in New Jersey without a Frank Sinatra concert?

A popular New York City stage actress goes out on a limb and finds it is just where she belongs.