Why you love the Fringe.
September 12th at 7:00pm
Churchville-Chili native Daniel Henry returns to the Fringe for his fourth consecutive year, taking the stage at Java's Café for two performances. With his rich and soothing tone, he'll deliver an hour of Sinatra's biggest hits – a powerful performance of favorite recordings. Will you hear yours? A pure tribute to Sinatra: STRAIGHT UP.
September 13th at 7:00pm
Mystic STEW: an ever-evolving recipe for good times and good tunes. A musical mixture of genres to suit the palates of many. Melancholy, whimsical, jumping for joy. Serious and sad – never to annoy. Taste may vary from day to day. Temperature can swing from hot to cool, but the volume will fill the soul and bend the rule. Relish!
September 14th at 7:00pm
PAXTOR draws from countless pop, folk, and rock influences to create a seamless sound that is at once familiar and unique. It has been said that if folk music were a video game, they would have it set to 'high difficulty.' Piano, sax, and electric guitar weave together to create memorable, catchy melodies complimented by soulful singing and dance-able grooves. Imagine Man Man and Django Reinhardt going on a blind date with Devotchka and Don Vliet.
September 15th at 5:00pm
The Genesee Three is an acoustic musical trio based in Rochester, and performing together since 2015. G3 enjoys mixing rich vocal harmonies with guitar, ukulele, keyboard, and light percussion. They cover songs from a variety of genres including folk and classic rock, and favorite artists include Fleetwood Mac, Sara Bareilles, The Cranberries, Ingrid Michaelson, and Sufjan Stevens.
September 15th at 7:00pm
Leah & The Upheaval is a group focused on original, jazzy, funky, soulful, and dance-able music. With subtle instrumental and vocal styling, the group transcends genre, and has a wide appeal to many different audiences and musical tastes. You are sure to find something to delight your auditory sensibilities at one of their shows!
September 17th at 6:00pm
Churchville-Chili native Daniel Henry returns to the Fringe for his fourth consecutive year, taking the stage at Java's Café for two performances. With his rich and soothing tone, he'll deliver an hour of Sinatra's biggest hits – a powerful performance of favorite recordings. Will you hear yours? A pure tribute to Sinatra: STRAIGHT UP.
September 18th at 7:00pm
Mystic STEW: an ever-evolving recipe for good times and good tunes. A musical mixture of genres to suit the palates of many. Melancholy, whimsical, jumping for joy. Serious and sad – never to annoy. Taste may vary from day to day. Temperature can swing from hot to cool, but the volume will fill the soul and bend the rule. Relish!
September 19th at 7:00pm
PAXTOR draws from countless pop, folk, and rock influences to create a seamless sound that is at once familiar and unique. It has been said that if folk music were a video game, they would have it set to 'high difficulty.' Piano, sax, and electric guitar weave together to create memorable, catchy melodies complimented by soulful singing and dance-able grooves. Imagine Man Man and Django Reinhardt going on a blind date with Devotchka and Don Vliet.
September 20th at 5:00pm
The Genesee Three is an acoustic musical trio based in Rochester, and performing together since 2015. G3 enjoys mixing rich vocal harmonies with guitar, ukulele, keyboard, and light percussion. They cover songs from a variety of genres including folk and classic rock, and favorite artists include Fleetwood Mac, Sara Bareilles, The Cranberries, Ingrid Michaelson, and Sufjan Stevens.
September 20th at 7:00pm
Leah & The Upheaval is a group focused on original, jazzy, funky, soulful, and dance-able music. With subtle instrumental and vocal styling, the group transcends genre, and has a wide appeal to many different audiences and musical tastes. You are sure to find something to delight your auditory sensibilities at one of their shows!
