Musicians from the critically acclaimed LIVE IN THE LOBBY concert series move to the main stage at Suffolk's largest theatre for a showcase of some of the best original music Long Island has to offer. Support the volunteers and musicians who have worked hard for FIVE SEASONS of Live in the Lobby so that original music has a home on Long Island.

     The piano-happy quirkpop quartet Camera-Head Shark have written, recorded, and self-released an album called Oh, You. A lot of people really like the record, and a lot of people haven’t heard it. The band has played live shows across the Northeastern US, from Baltimore to Boston, in all types of venues, have been featured on FOX’s “Fearless Music” television program, and have had a bunch of music publications and radio people say nice things about them. The Forensics (4NZX) formed as an accidental union of old friends which turned out to be the perfect ingredients for "The Electronic Persuasion" (a nickname for their sound). They're best described as an Electronica Jam Band. Patchogue (P-Town), has been the Epicenter of their humble beginnings. In a single season the Forensics had naturally achieved through their music what some bands strive for but rarely come close too...a following. Since age 13, Rorie Kelly’s songs progressed from angsty two-chord laments about how no one understands to melodic explorations of human interaction, society and personal independence (and how no one understands). In the past several years she played at every cafe she could, discovered the bizarre relationship between her most personal dreams and self-marketing, wrote songs about it, and just completed her first full length album, Once Upon a Bottlecap.

     Katie Pearlman released her second album, We Make This in a gala concert Live in the Lobby November 1. This multitalented Singer/Songwriter/Drummer/Guitarist creates a vintage, yet new style of American Country and Soul using her amazing multi-instrumental talents. Her talented band have performed up and down the east coast thrilling audiences with her terrific songs and a jamming sound with traces of the Grateful Dead, Phish, Fleetwood Mac and the Band.