New york country

You're referring to the country music scene in New York!

New York has a thriving country music scene, with a rich history of country and Americana music. Here are some notable country music venues, festivals, and artists from the Empire State:

Venues:

  1. The Blue Note (New York City) - A legendary jazz club that also hosts country and Americana acts.
  2. The Bowery Ballroom (New York City) - A popular venue for indie and country-rock acts.
  3. The Fillmore (New York City) - A historic music venue that hosts a variety of acts, including country and Americana.
  4. The Capitol Theatre (Port Chester) - A beloved music venue that hosts a range of acts, including country and Americana.
  5. The Town Hall (New York City) - A historic venue that hosts a variety of acts, including country and Americana.

Festivals:

  1. AmericanaFest NYC (New York City) - A three-day festival featuring Americana and country music acts.
  2. Country Music Festival at the Brooklyn Bowl (Brooklyn) - A one-day festival featuring country and Americana acts.
  3. The Great South Bay Music Festival (Long Island) - A three-day festival featuring a mix of country, rock, and folk acts.

Artists:

  1. Margo Price - A country singer-songwriter from Tennessee who has gained a following in New York.
  2. Courtney Marie Andrews - A country-folk singer-songwriter from Arizona who has performed in New York.
  3. The Lone Bellow - A Brooklyn-based indie-folk trio that often incorporates country and Americana elements into their music.
  4. The Head and the Heart - A Seattle-based indie-folk band that has performed in New York and has country and Americana influences.
  5. Brandi Carlile - A Seattle-based singer-songwriter who has performed in New York and has a strong country and Americana following.

These are just a few examples of the many country music venues, festivals, and artists in New York. The state has a rich musical heritage, and country music is just one of the many genres that thrive in the Empire State.