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Join country music legends Larry Gatlin and The Gatlin Brothers for an evening of toe tappin' fun, along with their special guest, Jamie deRoy on Saturday, April 6th at 8:30 pm at 54 BELOW (254 West 54th Street, NYC - 646-476-3551 - ) . Renowned for their mastery and art of perfect family harmony that spawned some of country music's most memorable hits, this renowned trio plays NYC for one night only, and 54 Below is the place to find 'em! From his humble beginning singing back up for Kris Kristofferson, legendary Grammy Award-winning singer/songwriter Larry Gatlin (and star of Broadway's The Will Rogers Follies!) began his solo career and had his first Top 20 hit with Sweet Becky Walker. In 1976, he was joined by his brothers, Steve and Rudy, and went on to record the Grammy Award winning Broken Lady, I Don't Wanna Cry, Love Is Just a Game, and Statues Without Hearts, among many others. For this special NYC appearance, the brothers are joined by the multiple MAC Award-winning hostess with the mostess, Jamie DeRoy. There is a $30-$40 cover plus a $25 food/drink minimum.

Support Live Music and Maria Ottavia present the second installment of 'Maria & Friends' at THE METROPOLITAN ROOM (34 West 22nd Street, NYC - 212-206-0440) on Saturday, April 6th at 4:30 pm. Maria's special guests are Ellen Bullinger, Sigali Hamberger, Leslie Orofino and Scot Albertson with Musical Direction by Barry Levitt and Tim Clement on guitar. Promoting music events since 2009 on the internet, Support Live Music now goes Live featuring talent From a variety of music disciplines. The goal is to introduce Independent Music professionals to new audiences, Artists supporting Artists. There is a $20 cover plus a 2-drink minimum.





THE CAFE CARLYLE (35 East 76th Street, NYC - 212-744-1600) announces the return of its most famous resident, Elaine Stritch, to the Cafe Carlyle for her final engagement, Tuesday through Saturday, April 2nd through 6th at 8:45 pm. Her new show, Elaine Stritch at the Carlyle: Movin' Over and Out, a freeform evening of story and song, will play for one week only. This will be the final chance to see Ms. Stritch - who has been dubbed the Carlyle's own "Octogenarian Eloise" - give one of her now-legendary performances at her home venue, before she leaves the Carlyle Hotel and the city of New York for good. (Ms. Stritch will be relocating to her home state of Michigan.) Elaine Stritch has played 4 sold-out engagements at the Cafe Carlyle over the past 7 years. Ms. Stritch will be joined by her longtime musical collaborator, Rob Bowman, at the piano. There is a $125 cover charge per person and $85 bar seating per person.
The Pat Martino Organ Trio will perform at BIRDLAND (315 West 44th Street, NYC - 212-581-3080 - ) on Tuesday through Saturday, April 2nd through 6th with shows at 8:30 & 11:00 pm. One of the greatest guitarists in jazz, Martino got his start on the "chitlin' circuit" in the 1960s with organ groups led by "Groove" Holmes, Jack McDuff, Don Patterson, Trudy Pitts, Charles Earland and others. Having made a full and remarkable recovery from a life-threatening illness in the 1980's that caused him to forget how to play the guitar, Martino relearned by listening to his own early recordings and has re-emerged as a veteran presence on the jazz scene due in part to a successful association with Blue Note Records. Today, Martino lives in his native Philadelphia and continues to grow as a musician. His playing is as fiery and technically brilliant as ever and he constantly challenges himself with new music and exciting band mates. There is a $30-$40 cover plus a $10 food/drink minimum.
Australian-born trumpeter/composer Nadje Noordhuis will perform at the THE METROPOLITAN ROOM (34 West 22nd Street, NYC - 212-206-0440) on Friday, April 5th at 11:30 pm. Combining cinematic sweep, transportive emotion, and rich melodic grandeur, Noordhios possesses one of the most unforgettably lyrical voices in modern music. Her deeply-felt, clarion tone and evocative compositional gift meld classical rigor, jazz expression, and world music accents into a sound that is distinctively her own. There is a $20 cover plus a 2-drink minimum.
Dana Lorge brings her new VARIETY SHOW to THE METROPOLITAN ROOM (34 West 22nd Street, NYC - 212-206-0440) on Friday, April 5th at 7:00 pm. She is joined on stage by Award winning Musical Director Barry Levitt and Jon Burr on bass. Performers scheduled to appear are Richard Skipper, Peggy Herman, LaTanya Hall, Jim Brochu, Rick Crom and Bernie Furshpan. There is a $20 cover plus a 2-drink minimum.
Following the success of "Pyramids & Pimm's" at the 2012 Comedy Festival, character comedienne Yvonne Malik returns to the stage, as the belly dancing Bo-gyptian, Lay-lah Wazir atCOMEDY ON COLLINS(156 Collins Street, Melbourne, NSW, AUS - 9017 0104) on Wednesdays through Saturdays, April 3rd through 20th. Loudmouth Lay-lah from Lalor has a 'PhB' in belly dance and is always ready to show off her moves to anyone who asks - and everyone else as well. When she uproots her family in search of the 'Great Australian Dream' at Lalor Fortress Heights (a shiny new housing estate in Melbourne's outer north), she realises the fairytale she was sold is much more akin to a nightmare, despite having acquired all the necessities: a McMansion, hummer and several sixty inch plasmas. Directed by Russell Fletcher, Yvonne Malik is an Arabic female comedienne from the northern suburbs of Melbourne, performing at comedy venues as the one and only housing estate princess, much to the delight of her audiences. Using her original blend of cultural comedy and satire, she pokes fun at modern day excesses and the notion of 'the perfect life' on outer suburban housing estates. Be warned, this show may also include Lay-lah's artistically challenged belly dance routines! Call for cover/minimum information.

THE CAFE CARLYLE (35 East 76th Street, NYC - 212-744-1600) announces the return of its most famous resident, Elaine Stritch, to the Cafe Carlyle for her final engagement, Tuesday through Saturday, April 2nd through 6th at 8:45 pm. Her new show, Elaine Stritch at the Carlyle: Movin' Over and Out, a freeform evening of story and song, will play for one week only. This will be the final chance to see Ms. Stritch - who has been dubbed the Carlyle's own "Octogenarian Eloise" - give one of her now-legendary performances at her home venue, before she leaves the Carlyle Hotel and the city of New York for good. (Ms. Stritch will be relocating to her home state of Michigan.) Elaine Stritch has played 4 sold-out engagements at the Cafe Carlyle over the past 7 years. Ms. Stritch will be joined by her longtime musical collaborator, Rob Bowman, at the piano. There is a $125 cover charge per person and $85 bar seating per person.

SAD NEWS: Beloved piano bar entertainer Jerry Scott passed away early Thursday morning, April 4th. Jerry entered the hospital several weeks ago and was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. He will be mourned by thousands of friends and fans. A private, invitation only memorial service will be announced soon by Jerry's friend and manager Alan Armour. New York City nightlife will never be quite as exciting and entertaining. More information as soon as received.
Rose Bonanza brings her show "More Memories Of Las Vegas" to THE METROPOLITAN ROOM (34 West 22nd Street, NYC - 212-206-0440) on Sunday, April 28th at 4:00 pm. She is joined on stage by her musical director Ricky Ritzel. Ms. Bonanza's signature voice and electrifying, yet whimsical style has been sending audiences away raving since the 1960s when she was one of the top lounge acts in Las Vegas. Brooklyn born, Ms. Bonanza spent the early years of her childhood being taught piano and singing by the nuns in her neighborhood convent. It wasn't long before everyone realized what a jewel they had in their midst. She brought the house down in her kindergarten class and knew her life would be about music from that day forward. After landing a job in Las Vegas in the mid-sixties, her musical career zoomed through the major hotels in Las Vegas even before she was old enough to walk through the casinos, where celebrities like Dean Martin, Jack Carter, and Robert Goulet took her under their wings. Eventually, she returned to New York to raise a family and pursue a brilliant club career in the late 1970's. Until recently, she and her husband/manager Michael DiMartino spent much of their lives on the road. Now, she picks and chooses her favorite spots to return to where her fans await her each year. There is a $20 cover plus a 2-drink minimum.