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| October 6
7-10pm: Phil YoungHouse of Blues & Special Guests images/2024/09/18899.jpg
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Harlem legend Phil Young has been playing drums on and off since Bobby Blue Bland spotted him at an amateur night at the Apollo Theatre, when he was fifteen, and invited him to come play in black night clubs across the South. Since then, he has toured internationally and played with greats such as Stanley Turrentine, George Benson, and Dizzy Gillespie. He is reviving his House of Blues concept at Silvana with A-list musical collaborators and featuring vocalists Andy Story and Marvel Allen.
| October 7
6-8pm Silvana's Comedy Night 8-9pm: The Sea Suite - Pop / Rock images/2025/10/21028.jpg
The Sea Suite is a Brooklyn-based cover band channeling the smooth grooves and big hooks of the ‘70s and ‘80s into a live experience that’s equal parts nostalgic and electric. With a setlist packed with soft rock classics, pop rock favorites, yacht rock gems, and arena anthems, The Sea Suite brings an iconic era of music to life with their own fresh energy.
| October 8
7-8pm: FLAMENCODANZA - Dance and Guitar Duo images/2024/10/19350.jpg
www.instagram.com/aylinbayaz
Flamencodanza is a duo collaboration that started five years ago at the Avignon Festival in France. Different elements fuse together in a unique manner producing an award-winning show with beauty and inspiration.
8-9pm: Gerard Pola Quartet - Jazz images/2025/10/21014.jpg
www.instagram.com/gerardpola_/
Gerard Pola is a drummer from Barcelona currently completing his Master’s degree at the Manhattan School of Music. Over the past year, he has been developing his main project: a jazz quartet driven by collective musicality and a deep sense of interplay.
9-10pm: Tyler Bauer Band - Jazz images/2025/07/20791.jpg
www.instagram.com/tylerbauer_music/
Saxophonist • Composer • Educator Tyler Bauer takes the Silavna stage tonight. A night of jazz!
| October 9
7-8pm: Marcus Jade - Folk / Blues images/2024/07/18860.png
www.instagram.com/marcusjademusic/
Marcus Jade is a blues musician, songwriter, and poet. Born In Indiana, his appreciation of a wide variety of music allowed him to gather inspiration from many genres, before settling into his own unique style of ragged, heart-wrenching blues-folk.
His music reflects this duality, mirroring his fluctuations between the woods and the city, between community and solitude.
8-9m: Antoine Dowdell Group - Jazz images/2023/06/17326.jpg
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Antoine Dowdell was born in the Bronx in New York City. He started playing the piano at the age of ten. At the age of twelve he attended The Riverdale School of Music. There he studied classical piano for two years. Then he was accepted to the Music And Art High school where he studied music theory and voice. After graduating from Music and Art he studied with a series of private voice and piano teachers.
9-10pm: Damon Smith and Friends - Radiohead Covers images/2025/03/20131.jpg
www.damonisaacsmith.com/about
Damon Smith is a New York City-based pianist, songwriter, and improviser. Born and raised in Brooklyn, he started his career at the School of Rock, performing and touring with artists such as Jon Anderson of Yes, Napoleon Murphy Brock of Frank Zappa's band, and Andrew W.K.
9-10pm: Practice Exercise Rock From every borough (The Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, and Philly) to every genre (indie rock with a post punk bite), come listen and you'll see why they call this reality-defying force of nature "Practice Exercise".
10pm-3:45am: DJ Saddam's AFROWORLD and Karaoke images/2018/03/10339.jpg
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Dj Saddam is from the Ivory Coast serving up Afrobreats, Hip Hop, House and more! With 20 years of experience, the multi-talented DJ is known in music entertainment as a host and singer at many African Americans events including the international Mafrika Festival.
| October 10
7-9pm: Bill Warfield and the Hells Kitchen Orchestra images/2023/06/16926.jpg
A dynamic and innovative composer, bandleader and trumpeter, Bill Warfield has energized audiences, performers and writers for more than four decades.
9-10pm: The Tom Quintet - Jazz images/2025/10/20908.jpg
www.thejazznetworkworldwide.com/profile/Tomblatt
Jazz standards and original music.
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www.instagram.com/djmisssaigon/
Based in New York City, DJ MISS SAIGON has been a fixture of the NYC celebrity nightlife scene since the
mid-2000s. Her unique style, raw musical talent, and unerring eye for reading the crowd has established DJ MISS
SAIGON as a much sought-after party and performance hip hop DJ.
Internationally recognized, DJ MISS SAIGON has been invited as the official tour DJ for artists including superstar
rapper EVE, Pras Michel of the Fugees, Ne-Yo and Rico Love.
| October 11
7-8: New York Jazz Force - Jazz images/2022/10/16490.jpg
www.jazz-force.com/
Performing Soul and Jazz classics in Manhattan since the early 2000s.
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www.mexamorphosis.org/
About Mexamorphosis ©
Led by Founder, Artistic Director, and Mezzo-Soprano Guadalupe Peraza, Mexamorphosis is a celebration of musical diversity from different centuries and cultures. We present cross-cultural programs that question the boundaries drawn between “folk” and “classical” music, street and concert hall, old world and new world.
9-10pm: Farafina - West African Folklore Music images/2025/10/20754.png
shrinenyc.com/calendar_main.php
Farafina is a collective created Baba Moussa. Originally from Mali, Baba Moussa is a pioneer in the NYC West African music community.
10pm-12am: NorthEast Band & Friends - Fusion images/2024/01/19619.jpg
NorthEast is a diverse collective of musicians coming from all points of the musical compass, from rockabilly to music theatre, and guitar gods to funk. They treat the rock-n-roll canon like the real Great American Songbook that it is, offering our interpretations of these great tunes for modern ears and modern audiences. Like the band itself, rock-n-roll is an amalgam of different influences, from hard to soft, glam to grunge. When they all come together, they are all pointing NorthEast.
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Dj Saddam is from the Ivory Coast serving up Afrobreats, Hip Hop, House and more! With 20 years of experience, the multi-talented DJ is known in music entertainment as a host and singer at many African Americans events including the international Mafrika Festival.
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| October 12
7-8pm: Kaoruko Pilkington - Jazz Vocalist images/2025/08/20727.png
www.kaorukojazz.com/
Kaoruko Pilkington is a sought-after jazz vocalist and educator. Performing at numerous venues throughout New England, she sings the Great American Songbook and Brazilian repertoire with a twist. As faculty at Berklee College of Music, Kaoruko is the first and only Japanese instructor in the Voice Department. She is also a Level 3 certified Somatic Voicework™ instructor.
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Grace Darko is a Bronx native and vocalist whose sound blends jazz, soul, and diasporic rhythm with storytelling at its core. Rooted in her Ghanaian and Togolese heritage, Grace embraces the spirit of Sankofa—honoring the past to build the future—as she reimagines standards and originals with warmth, clarity, and emotional resonance. With a voice that bridges tradition and innovation, she invites listeners into spaces that are as intimate as they are expansive—where every note carries purpose and possibility.
10pm-12am: Benjamin Simmons - Jazz images/2025/01/19942.jpg
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Benjamin Simmons is a Hartford-based tenor saxophonist who specializes in modern and straight ahead jazz. He graduated summa cum laude from the University of Hartford Hartt School of Music in 2023 with a bachelor’s degree in jazz studies. Throughout his time at the University of Hartford, Benjamin studied with world renowned saxophonist, Abraham Burton, as well as Nat Reeves, Rene McLean, and Steve Davis. Since graduation, Benjamin has shared the stage with notable Hartford musicians Nat Reeves, Jonathan Barber, and Matt Dwonszyk. Benjamin is a prominent player in the Hartford scene and on the rise in New York City.
| October 13
7-10pm: Phil YoungHouse of Blues & Special Guests images/2024/09/18899.jpg
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Harlem legend Phil Young has been playing drums on and off since Bobby Blue Bland spotted him at an amateur night at the Apollo Theatre, when he was fifteen, and invited him to come play in black night clubs across the South. Since then, he has toured internationally and played with greats such as Stanley Turrentine, George Benson, and Dizzy Gillespie. He is reviving his House of Blues concept at Silvana with A-list musical collaborators and featuring vocalists Andy Story and Marvel Allen.
10-11pm: Ana Not Ana - Indie Rock images/2025/09/20952.jpg
Ana Not Ana is a hybrid artist who writes and produces electronic folk music. She was born in New Zealand and spent 19 years in Singapore before moving to the East Coast. She is currently based in New York City with her 10-year-old feline judge, who travels with her in their 93’ Dodge Ram Van. You can follow them both on social media @cosmickittyinspace
| October 14
6-8pm Silvana's Comedy Night 8-9pm Eliane Amherd Singer / Songwriter Singer, guitarist and songwriter Eliane Amherd is a true cosmopolitan artist: Born in Switzerland, she lives in New York, and it is that city’s savvy multicultural energy that most influences the unique sound of her original compositions: jazzy, groovy and rooted in African, Brazilian and Latin music. Inventive, enchanted yet earthy. Amherd is an equally talented composer/lyricist whose words and music are as refreshing as the air of the Swiss Alps where she was raised.
9-10pm Shawn Purcell Group Jazz images/2025/10/20936.jpg
www.shawnpurcell.com/
Dr. Shawn Purcell, originally hailing from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, is a jazz guitarist, composer, arranger and educator based in the Washington DC region. Purcell has shared the stage, recorded with, and/or toured with Walt Weiskopf, Pat Bianchi, Regina Carter, Steve Fidyk, Chip McNeill, Sean Jones, Steve Allee, Brian Charette, Terell Stafford, Tim Warfield, Lucas Pino, Peter Erskine, The Chicago Jazz Ensemble, The Metropolitan Jazz Orchestra, Javier Nero Jazz Orchestra, Eddie Daniels, National Symphony Orchestra and many others. Purcell has appeared at jazz venues and festivals around the globe. His performance credits include legendary venues like The Kennedy Center, Blues Alley, Smalls, Chris’ Jazz Café, The Jazz Kitchen, The Bop Stop, Con Alma, Sharp 9 Gallery, Keystone Korner Baltimore, JazzB in São Paulo and Aalt Stadhaus in Luxembourg as well as major festivals such as Umbria Jazz Festival, Ancona Jazz Festival, DC Jazz Fest, Indy Jazz Fest and Savannah Jazz Festival.
| October 15
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Dan first performed the blues in public at age 13 at the local community center and continued with thousands of stops at juke joints, dive bars, and small theaters from the East Coast to the West Coast, hitting Nashville, Austin, Memphis, and New Orleans with members of Fats Domino’s band—and it continues today. Dan performed with members of Steely Dan, Aretha Franklin’s band, and Gregg Allman’s bandsand finally gained enough recognition to perform at Farm Aid with Willie Nelson and Neil Young. “The location of the music is much more important than is initially apparent. You become “of” a place. You drink the water etc. When I toured with Betty Dylan and played in Memphis or New Orleans, we were the local music. That hit me hard in a profound way. Today I’m very New York. New York punk and poetry jamming through a Hot Rod guitar and an old Sure 57 in the last East Village dive bar – that’s me. Lucinda Williams, Jason Isbell, and Wilco are modern legends, all in the tradition of Bob Dylan, The Beatles, and Joni Mitchell. But all the blues, Freddie King, Albert, Otis Rush, and all the country Willie and Johnny Cash, have been formative and then living through pop and punk also had a big influence.”
7-10pm: The Conclave - Singer / Songwriter Showcase images/2025/06/19654.jpg
The Monthly Singer/Songwriter Conclave is a showcase of 6 or 7 acts rotating from a group of 20 musicians, drawn from the tri-state area. We love Silvana!
| October 16
7-8pm: Fletcher Daniel - Folk Rock Acoustic images/2025/01/19748.jpg
www.instagram.com/fletcherthefolkie?igsh=MXFrejlhODE1a2wzOQ==
Fletcher Daniel is one of New Yorks City's newest folk singers. He moved to Brooklyn back in August of 2024 from his hometown of Buffalo, New York, and has been making a name for himself throughout the Northeastern United States and southern Canada for three years. Fletcher has recently signed with Migrant Records in Knoxville, Tennessee. Songs from the "Fletcher Daniel" album will be played on November 12th at SHRINE so make sure to come out for an exclusive sneak peek!
8-9pm: Joey Ama Dio - Singer / Songwriter images/2025/10/21027.png
www.instagram.com/joeyamadio/
Joey Ama Dio is a singer-songwriter based in NYC. After spending several years as an actor, she decided to make the shift to music lending her voice to various projects and performing as a background vocalist in an indie rock band. After leaving the band she began writing and releasing music of her own, which can be found on all music platforms. Her originals are an exciting mix of genres with a pop-rock emphasis.
9-10pm: Infrastructure - Indie Rock / Alt Pop images/2024/10/19035.jpg
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Infrastructure plays soulful, "sax-tinged American rock" with "big Hold Steady vibes." The band's name refers to the bones of American music: blues, jazz, soul, funk, rock. Our five members combine backgrounds ranging across those genres (plus opera and ska!) to create original rock music that sounds familiar, yet remains a little strange.
10pm-3:45am: DJ Saddam's AFROWORLD and Karaoke images/2018/03/10339.jpg
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Dj Saddam is from the Ivory Coast serving up Afrobreats, Hip Hop, House and more! With 20 years of experience, the multi-talented DJ is known in music entertainment as a host and singer at many African Americans events including the international Mafrika Festival.
| October 17
7-8pm: The Grey Scales - Rock / Soul images/2023/12/17729.jpg
www.instagram.com/greyscalesband
The Grey Scales are a 4-piece rock/soul band based in New York City. They focus on pushing the boundary of today's musical landscape with an emphasis on dynamic and melodic songwriting. This soul-infused cocktail of rock, pop, blues, and funk has all the pieces to make your eardrums drip in honey-coated happiness.
8-10pm: The Dirts - Rock / Soul images/2023/10/17472.jpg
www.reverbnation.com/thedirts
The DIRTS are a hard-driving NYC cover band that brings a tasty mix of Funk, Blues and Soul from the 60s to the present! Join us for DANCEABLE grooves folks simply can't resist.
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Wutet is a New York–based jazz ensemble formed in 2024 by students from NYU, the New School, and Queens College. Performing at bars, restaurants, and private events across the city, the group blends classic jazz standards with fresh originals. In May 2025, they released their debut tune Beach in the Rain, a Bossa Nova. The band features Irene (vocals, NYU), Tata (piano, NYU), Tianhe (saxophone, Queens College), and Howie (drums, the New School), and continues to bring diverse cultural influences into the city’s jazz scene.
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www.instagram.com/djmisssaigon/
Based in New York City, DJ MISS SAIGON has been a fixture of the NYC celebrity nightlife scene since the
mid-2000s. Her unique style, raw musical talent, and unerring eye for reading the crowd has established DJ MISS
SAIGON as a much sought-after party and performance hip hop DJ.
Internationally recognized, DJ MISS SAIGON has been invited as the official tour DJ for artists including superstar
rapper EVE, Pras Michel of the Fugees, Ne-Yo and Rico Love.
| October 18
7-8pm: Mercedes Gala & Snak Queen - Latin / R&B images/2025/07/20691.png
www.instagram.com/mercedes.gala/?hl=es
Mercedes Gala is a Latin-R&B singer-songwriter and music producer based in NYC. Her unique blending of styles, combined with ethereal sound design and soulful vocal interpretations, is what defines her sound. She draws inspiration from everyday life, and the vibrant energy of the city around her.
8-9pm: Joshua Calvin and the 183 South Band images/2025/10/19986.jpg
We are Josh Calvin & 183 South Band, a 4-piece group from Austin, TX, blending Texas Blues Rock, Neo-Soul, and Americana. Our energetic live performances and unique sound connect deeply with our audience.
9-10pm: Dr. Ted and the Stone - Hard Roots / Rock images/2025/10/20913.png
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Dr. Ted and the Stone is Judah S. Goldman, José D. Cruz, Andrew "Berger" Berger, and Maddux J. Pearson-- an NYC-Based Alternative Hard Roots-Rock Band. Named for their college professor, Dr. Ted and the Stone draws on their collective and individual musical experiences to create a unique blend of style, harmony, space, and lyricism through their music.
10-11pm: Citizen Sane - Sonic Folk Poverty Rock images/2015/09/2652.jpg
www.facebook.com/keepitrealwithcitizensane
CitizenSane was started on a NYC stoop with Salvador Dali in 1991. Freeze dried and incubating for two decades, the Sane lives. Get ready.
11pm-12am: Chillbillies - Rock / Roots / Soul images/2025/04/20072.png
www.chillbilliesmusic.com/
If you love the roots of rock and roll and want to hear a band deliver it live with authenticity and soul, then you are looking to hear the Chillbillies. We're just like you. We love our old vinyl. We love the blues and soul. 1957, 1965, 1971, all that. We like our music hot, on the edge and played with professional chops honed over decades of playing. We put passionate love into our versions of Elvis Presley, Chuck Berry, Jerry Lee Lewis, Bob Dylan, the Stones, Stevie Wonder and countless other pioneers. Give our music a spin right here on this website for a few quick examples of what we do.
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Dj Saddam is from the Ivory Coast serving up Afrobreats, Hip Hop, House and more! With 20 years of experience, the multi-talented DJ is known in music entertainment as a host and singer at many African Americans events including the international Mafrika Festival.
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| October 19
7-8pm: Brandon Lee Harris - Singer / Songwriter images/2025/10/21048.png
www.brandonleeharris.com
Brandon Lee Harris was born on January 29th, 1986 in Nashville, Tennessee, USA. He is the son of Janet Harris, a drapery seamstress and singer, and Christopher Dwight Harris, a music producer/singer/songwriter whom his parents perform together as Rodeo and Juliet.
8-10pm: John Colonna - Jazz / Groove / Funk images/2018/06/10988.png
www.johncolonna.com
The John Colonna Trio is a group of virtuosic musicians who channel the sound of classic jazz into modern feels like funk, rock, and gospel. The compositions of bandleader and pianist John Colonna are jumping off points for beautiful excursions into melodic and harmonic fantasy, while always maintaining a danceable and driving groove. Featuring John Colonna on piano, Kenji Tokunaga on bass, and Ji Kim on drums.
| October 20
7-10pm: Phil YoungHouse of Blues & Special Guests images/2024/09/18899.jpg
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Harlem legend Phil Young has been playing drums on and off since Bobby Blue Bland spotted him at an amateur night at the Apollo Theatre, when he was fifteen, and invited him to come play in black night clubs across the South. Since then, he has toured internationally and played with greats such as Stanley Turrentine, George Benson, and Dizzy Gillespie. He is reviving his House of Blues concept at Silvana with A-list musical collaborators and featuring vocalists Andy Story and Marvel Allen.
10-12am: Sungwon Kim - Rock / Jazz Fusion images/2025/02/19957.jpg
Sungwon Kim is a guitarist, composer, & producer based in the NYC area. His live album ‘Blues in the Night’ with pianist Cho Yoon-seung was nominated for 2020 Korean Music Award – Best jazz album of the year. He also played at prestige venues like Lincoln Center New York, D.C Jazz Festival, Barclay Center.
| October 21
8-9pm: Kathy Zhou - Burlesque Pop images/2025/10/20618.jpg
kathyzhoumusic.com/
Kathy Zhou is a classically trained pianist and folk-pop singer-songwriter in Memphis, TN. Combining her classical piano prowess with moments of improvisational rock shredding, imaginative folk lyrics, and a haunting and whimsical voice, her songs keep audiences on their toes with unique twists and unexpected turns. In 2023, Kathy’s music video to her song, “Strange Child,” was in the international Indie Memphis Film Festival. Kathy’s upcoming work, “A Vivid, Magic, Scene,” is a collection of songs about processing the past and coming to terms with the present, drawing upon nature/fantasy themes.
| October 22
7-8pm: Helen Garey Quartet - Jazz images/2024/11/19302.png
www.instagram.com/helen_garey16/
Helen Garey is a NYC-based jazz vocalist. Her quartet, featuring Mike Melkonian on guitar, John Chambers on bass, and Mike Bayer on drums, explores jazz standards and straight-ahead classics with original lyrics. She continues to hone her craft at NY Jazz Academy.
8-9pm: Spaghetti Eastern Electro Dub images/2025/10/21000.png
spaghettieasternmusic.bandcamp.com
Spaghetti Eastern Electro Dub is a genre-leaping project founded by Hudson Valley-based guitarist/keyboardist Sal Cataldi. Like his solo project, Spaghetti Eastern Music, it blends various styles to craft a unique fusion of Jamaican dub, Indian raga, electronica, psychedelia, and jazz.
9-10pm: Franglais - Gypsy Jazz / World images/2014/02/57.png
www.reverbnation.com/franglais
Franglais is currently the only child of Ben Wood and Eve Seltzer's marriage. On a trip to Samois for the Django Rheinhart festival, it dawned on them that although Django played with vocalists, that there were no gypsy jazz bands featuring one.
After many incarnations, the band finally settled on its current lineup of lead guitar, rhythm guitar, bass, and of course, vocals.
Franglais seeks to blend the rhythmic drive of gypsy jazz, the nostalgia of French chanson, and the distinct soul of American music.
| October 23
7-8pm: Jeff Weiss - Singer / Songwriter images/2023/06/17280.jpg
www.instagram.com/thejeffweiss?igsh=N2c4ZjI0c3I4ejlh
Jeff Weiss is a singer/songwriter based in NYC. Playing pop rock music, Jeff has graced the stages at Irving Plaza, Gramercy Theater, Nassau Collisseum, Bowery Ballroom, Brooklyn Bowl, Music Hall of Williamsburg, Le Poisson Rouge and many other venues in NYC and globally.
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The Jazz Sentries are a New York-based jazz ensemble founded in 2023 by guitarist Mark Lubin (marklubinmusic.com), featuring trombonist Justin Wang, tenor saxophonist Colin Pohl, keyboard artist Howard Sperling, bassist John Chambers and drummer Mauricio Suarez Gonzalez. The Sentries play a variety of swing, bebop and standards, and they host a monthly open jazz jam as the house band at Wallflower NYC. Its members have played a variety of venues ranging from bars, restaurants, private events and jazz festivals to Carnegie Hall.
9-10pm: Pat Dalbey Trio - Soul Grooves images/2025/05/20417.png
Pat Dalbey Trio is a NYC-based group blending groove-driven jazz with experimental edges. Led by bassist and composer Pat Dalbey, with Coleman Bartels on drums and John Colonna on keys, the trio draws on a wide spectrum of influences—from J Dilla and Miles Davis to Pink Floyd. Their sound is a dynamic mix of soulful grooves, deep rhythmic interplay, and genre-bending sonic exploration, creating music that’s as thoughtful as it is raw and immersive.
10pm-3:45am: DJ Saddam's AFROWORLD and Karaoke images/2018/03/10339.jpg
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Dj Saddam is from the Ivory Coast serving up Afrobreats, Hip Hop, House and more! With 20 years of experience, the multi-talented DJ is known in music entertainment as a host and singer at many African Americans events including the international Mafrika Festival.
| October 24
7-8pm: Moon Ray Quartet - Jazz images/2025/10/20894.jpg
www.instagram.com/craig_mcgorry/
Headed by Craig Mcgorry, Moon Ray Quartet performs many styles within the genre of Jazz, such as Blues, Hard Bop, Funk, Bebop, Bossa Nova, and Swing. Their repertoire ranges from standards of the classic American songbook to compositions by artists like Wayne Shorter, Herbie Hancock, Bill Evans, Steve Swallow, and Sam Rivers.
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www.coldfujon.com/#meltdown-tour
COLD FUJON is a New York-based Funk/Jazz ensemble featuring touring artists coming together to perform up-tempo and hard-hitting fusion jazz with a driving beat. Horns and rhythm section combine with the full force of funk!
10-11pm: Barbaric Yawp - Funk / Blues / Rock images/2025/10/20965.jpg
www.barbaricyawpmusic.com
When four professional musicians got together in Brooklyn in the summer of 2011, the result was the exciting, genre transcending sound of Barbaric Yawp. The original compositions combine orchestrated sections reminiscent of big band swing and funk, the looseness and freedom of a jazz quartet, and bebop style unison lines all delivered with a heavy dose blues and rock.
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www.instagram.com/djmisssaigon/
Based in New York City, DJ MISS SAIGON has been a fixture of the NYC celebrity nightlife scene since the
mid-2000s. Her unique style, raw musical talent, and unerring eye for reading the crowd has established DJ MISS
SAIGON as a much sought-after party and performance hip hop DJ.
Internationally recognized, DJ MISS SAIGON has been invited as the official tour DJ for artists including superstar
rapper EVE, Pras Michel of the Fugees, Ne-Yo and Rico Love.
| October 25
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www.stevenblane.com/
Steven Blane is a Pop-Jazz Singer-Songwriter Poet in the style of Leonard Cohen, Tom Waits, and Barry Manilow. He plays piano, guitar, and ukulele and has released nine albums to date
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instagram.com/peterlouis0624
Peter Louis is a jazz guitarist, vocalist, composer and arranger with 2 CDs on Spotify and Apple Music: On the Avenue and Ring Shadows. Peter is a NYC native, currently a resident of Jersey City.
10pm-2am: Special Event images/2018/03/10339.jpg
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Dj Saddam is from the Ivory Coast serving up Afrobreats, Hip Hop, House and more! With 20 years of experience, the multi-talented DJ is known in music entertainment as a host and singer at many African Americans events including the international Mafrika Festival.
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| October 26
7-8pm: Alex & Gene with Friends - Jazz images/2025/10/20917.png
www.genepritsker.com/
Genepritsker@gmail.com
Composer Gene Pritsker has written over one thousand compositions, including chamber operas, orchestral and chamber works, electro-acoustic music and songs for hip-hop and rock ensembles. His compositions employ an eclectic spectrum of styles, that are influenced by his studies of various musical cultures.
8-10pm: Jack Nissen Trio - Jazz Fusion images/2025/09/20973.jpg
youtube.com/@jacknissenbass?feature=shared
Jack Nissen is a bassist in the New York metro area, and is a sought-after player in the jazz, rock, funk, and soul genres. Jack also writes and performs his traditionally based original compositions written with a modern flair. A dynamic bass player for over 14 years, Jack has performed with seasoned professionals including Randy Brecker, Jeff Hamilton, Terell Stafford, Rick Roe, Nate Winn, Marshall Gilkes, Marcus Elliot, and Brian Lynch.
10pm-12am: Manny's Boogaloo Crew - Latin / Funk / Salsa images/2024/10/19532.png
www.facebook.com/Mannys-Boogaloo-Crew-158711497527014/
"Manny's Boogaloo Crew" is a LATIN FUNK Band Lead by Eusebio 'MANNY' Montanez. Manny is al Rumbero, born in west Harlem & raised in the Bronx. Growing up a few blocks from the Apollo Theater, then later cutting his teeth on the (Rumba) jam sessions in the Bronx, just around the corner from the Hunt's Point Palace. Manny's experiences reflect the music that captivated New York during the 60's & 70's. The Band lays down cool Afro-cuban Rumba, laced with Funky R&B sounds, pushed by the Latin mellow of the Boogaloo groove.
| October 27
7-10pm: Phil YoungHouse of Blues & Special Guests images/2024/09/18899.jpg
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Harlem legend Phil Young has been playing drums on and off since Bobby Blue Bland spotted him at an amateur night at the Apollo Theatre, when he was fifteen, and invited him to come play in black night clubs across the South. Since then, he has toured internationally and played with greats such as Stanley Turrentine, George Benson, and Dizzy Gillespie. He is reviving his House of Blues concept at Silvana with A-list musical collaborators and featuring vocalists Andy Story and Marvel Allen.
| October 28
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Jake Lee is a professional jazz trumpet player and educator based in New York City. A three-time DownBeat Student Award winner, Jake was a semi-finalist in both the International Trumpet Guild Competition (2023) and the National Trumpet Competition (2025), and was selected for the prestigious Jazz Band of America in 2019.
Jake has performed at the Detroit Jazz Festival and Blue Llama Jazz Club, and has shared the stage or recorded with notable artists such as Wycliffe Gordon, Rodney Whitaker, Ashlin Parker, and Steve Wilson. He is committed to serving the music and sharing the beauty of jazz music with the world.
8-10pm: Grateful Dead Cover Band | October 29
7-8pm Evan Anderson Jazz Pianist 8-10pm: Charles Gordon Jazz Trombone images/2025/10/21072.jpg
Charley Gordon
Played trombone with Blood, Sweat and Tears for more than a decade, long standing member of The Ed Palermo Big Band as well as The Band of Bones. Charley has performed with Toshiko Akiyoshi, Maria Schneider Jazz Orchestra, Duke Ellington Orchestra , Andrew Hill, Chuck Mangione, Stevie Wonder, Joe Jackson, The Who
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JJ Mazza is a jazz drummer from Colorado. Shogo Yamagishi plays the bass and is from California. Brahm Sasner, the pianist, is also from California. They are known for their approach to music which is as beautiful as it is absurd and humorous. They will be playing music from their 2025 album “JJ MAZZA TRIO IS ONLINE” which can be accessed on YouTube.
| October 30
10pm-3:45am: DJ Saddam's AFROWORLD and Karaoke images/2018/03/10339.jpg
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Dj Saddam is from the Ivory Coast serving up Afrobreats, Hip Hop, House and more! With 20 years of experience, the multi-talented DJ is known in music entertainment as a host and singer at many African Americans events including the international Mafrika Festival.
| October 31
SILVANA'S HALLOWEEN PARTY | November 1
CLOSED FOR PRIVATE EVENT |
| November 2
6- 12am: Dori Podcasting Event | November 3
7-10pm: Phil YoungHouse of Blues & Special Guests images/2024/09/18899.jpg
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Harlem legend Phil Young has been playing drums on and off since Bobby Blue Bland spotted him at an amateur night at the Apollo Theatre, when he was fifteen, and invited him to come play in black night clubs across the South. Since then, he has toured internationally and played with greats such as Stanley Turrentine, George Benson, and Dizzy Gillespie. He is reviving his House of Blues concept at Silvana with A-list musical collaborators and featuring vocalists Andy Story and Marvel Allen.
| November 4 | November 5
9-10pm Tubey Frank Person? Solo music project? Band? Kind of all of them! Often tough to pin down, “bedroom pop/expansive folk/psychedelic garage rock” project Tubey Frank has been compared to Spoon, Bob Dylan, Blur, Nick Hakim, Radiohead, Elliott Smith, Foo Fighters, Wilco and The Strokes.
| November 6
8-9pm - Squirrels From Hell Pop images/2025/11/20978.jpg
Squirrels From Hell "The Band New York City Couldn't Kill" established 1978. Quasi pop with frayed edges. Songwriting is what they do best, and their live shows are always awesome. While they freely share much of their music online, only the raw but controlled energy of a live performance will demonstrate how SFH continue to influence New York music culture. "Their underground rock has captured the essence of 21st century struggle and triumph for decades." (Let's Talk New York). "Ceremonial" (Laura Beth, Reclaimed Radio).
| November 7
8-10pm: The Dirts - Rock / Soul images/2023/10/17472.jpg
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The DIRTS are a hard-driving NYC cover band that brings a tasty mix of Funk, Blues and Soul from the 60s to the present! Join us for DANCEABLE grooves folks simply can't resist.
10pm-12am: Manny's Boogaloo Crew - Latin / Funk / Salsa images/2024/10/19532.png
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"Manny's Boogaloo Crew" is a LATIN FUNK Band Lead by Eusebio 'MANNY' Montanez. Manny is al Rumbero, born in west Harlem & raised in the Bronx. Growing up a few blocks from the Apollo Theater, then later cutting his teeth on the (Rumba) jam sessions in the Bronx, just around the corner from the Hunt's Point Palace. Manny's experiences reflect the music that captivated New York during the 60's & 70's. The Band lays down cool Afro-cuban Rumba, laced with Funky R&B sounds, pushed by the Latin mellow of the Boogaloo groove.
| November 8
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8-9pm: Rose Natalie - Singer / Songwriter images/2025/11/20968.jpg
Rose Natalie is NYC based Lady Busker who performs mostly covers on acoustic guitar. She has an extensive setlist of covers ranging from the 60s, 70s, 80s and the 90s. She currently plays at Strawberry Fields in Central Park, NYC on Sunday and Monday mornings.
9-10pm Cactus Rose Native American Heritage Celebration images/2025/11/21018.jpg
Cactus Rose NYC is a native americana trio featuring indigenous singer-songwriter Kandia Crazy Horse (Pamunkey), indigenous guitarist Lonnie Harrington (Seminole/Shawnee/Cherokee/Choctaw) & guitarist Jeff McLaughlin. Influenced by Richie Havens, Buffalo Springfield, Cherokee folksinger Karen Dalton, and Tuscarora/Taino/black icon Pura Fé, their music focuses on experiences of urban natives and others of Indian Country. They perform sounds that unify southeastern roots music and Laurel Canyon styles with indigenous futures.
10-11pm: Fork Soup Band - Funk Rock images/2024/03/18153.png
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Fork Soup is electric 5 piece (2 vox, keys,drms,bass,guitar) playing original music that range from rock, folk/theatrical, psychedelic and funk.
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