That’s right, closing out this great little lunch time concert series on the New Haven Green will be the Shiny Lapel Trio. Tiger, Mark, James, and Rich (I know, that’s four) are bringing you all the best from such great as Louie Prima, Dean Martin, and some new legends like Brian Setzer. For those of [...]

Having sold out at their last appearance, A Tribute to the Grand Ole Opry, Matthew Male and the gang are back at The Kate with Folk City. Small Town Concert Series, based in Chester, CT,  presents a grass roots revival beckoning back to the heyday of American Folk featuring music from Bob Dylan, Dave Van [...]

Friday night, February 12th, you can catch The Bernadettes at Johnny Ray’s Restaurant, located at1015 Bridgeport Ave., Milford, CT, their phone: (203) 877-2200.  A big fave amongst all of our friends and fans, Johnny Ray’s serves up some delicious food in a very trendy, upscale, Las Vegas inspired decor…one of Connecticut’s swankiest adult nightclubs!!!  Always [...]

Chris Barron is best known as the lead singer for the Grammy nominated band, Spin Doctors, who sold like, fifty-two gazillion records or something. They were on the cover of Rolling Stone magazine and opened for the Rolling Stones (or vice versa). Chris Barron cooks a mean meatloaf, wrote the songs, “Little Miss Can’t Be [...]

This Friday night, January 29th, The Bernadettes return to Slainte Pub & Eatery, located at 1221 New Haven Rd (Rt. 63) in Naugatuck, CT, their phone: (203) 723-1138.  You can find Slainte Pub out on Rt. 63 near the Bethany townline.  After having a month off due to the Christmas holiday, we return once again [...]

The Small Town Concert Series is back at “The Kate”, this time bringing you a double bill of Bluegrass. If you have not been to The Kate for a music show, you need to get there, and this is a good show to start with. This venue has incredible acoustics to start, but then you [...]

Gotta busy weekend coming up, here’s what’s up… Thursday night, January 7th, The Bernadettes will be making their debut  at Downtown Danny O’s, located at 441 Howe Ave in downtown Shelton, CT, their phone: (203) 922-0459.  A new place for us, many of our friends in “the Valley” told us about this place…we hear it’s [...]

So, it’s finally upon us. All the rushing and scrambling is done, and it’s time to finally relax, and enjoy the Holiday. Here, at Shoreline Out and About, it’s no different. We have done what we set out to do, and it’s time for us to say thank you for your support, and we hope [...]

Sunday, December 6th at the Crossroads Cantina, 240 Meadow Street, Waterbury, Crosseyed Cat will be fronting the 2nd Annual Christmas Ball.  Joining them onstage will be Both Bottoms Up, and The All In Band. The show will run from 1 Pm til 6Pm, and the doors will open at noon. Cost of admission is only [...]

CHRISTINE OHLMAN & REBEL MONTEZ CD RELEASE…. Saturday, November 14 Cafe Nine New Haven, CT 250 State Street (corner of Crown) Christine, Michael Colbath, Cliff Goodwin and Larry Donahue invite you to celebrate the release of The Deep End, the flash new CD co-produced by Andy York, packed with 15 tracks and guest appearances by [...]

That special Halloween Voodoo will reign supreme as the Beehive Queen & The Montez Boys christen this brand-new concert-size venue that has a big, fab stage and great sight lines. Cherry Street is a kickin’ Italian restaurant, too (The Music Hall is attached) and it’s been decided that a cool southern-themed buffet will be included in a $15 door price

On Friday, October 16th, come join the Branford Chamber of Commerce for their Shoreline Cabaret Night Club, to be held at The Woodwinds, 22 School Ground Road.  A portion of the proceeds will go to the Pediatric Cancer Foundation. The $35 admission fee will get you hot and cold hor d’ouerves, a pasta and desert [...]

Enhance your listening of the NHSO with these podcasts… The New Haven Symphony Orchestra first rehearsed in 1894 and gave its inaugural concert in January 1895. It is the fourth-oldest symphony orchestra to be formed in America, after the New York Philharmonic (1842), the Boston Symphony (1881) and the Chicago Symphony (1891). Since its inception, [...]

Ever aware of the dread some of us Shoreliners have in driving over the dreaded Pearl Harbor Memorial Bridge (do you still call it the Q-Bridge?) to see a major show, the New Haven Symphony has heeded your call. Starting this season, you can catch the full glitz, glamor and fun of their Pops series [...]

The first weekend of October has a little bit of everything for everyone. Matter of fact,  there is so much to do,  I don’t know where to start!  So let’s start with the important stuff first. Tomorrow I will be walking in the Terri Brodeur Breast Cancer Foundation walk for the Cure. I do have [...]