Jimmy Stapp was born and raised outside Tulsa, Oklahoma and is heavily influenced by  “Tulsa Sound” pioneers J.J. Cale and Leon Russell. He mixes original music with unique takes on classics from the Grateful Dead, Phish, Stevie Wonder, Dr. John and more, integrating live guitar loops and improvisation to create a unique solo guitar experience.

Land O Lagers 2024!

Land O' Lagers will be an outdoor event focusing on the almighty lager--the purest, most thirst-quenching of all beers. From the traditional to the creative, it will be a place for brewers to highlight the most classic to the most forward thinking of styles. In addition to lagers, we'll be pouring other style from our visiting brewery friends-- from IPAs to mixed culture beers, and more! This will not be your typical festival with beer tastes. Instead, this is about savoring and enjoying the brewer's finely crafted and properly poured beers from the correct glassware. We will offer half and full pours from 28 different draft lines throughout the day, rotating to a new beer into the mix as each keg kicks! The event will include live music, DJs, clam bake, bbq, wood fired pizzas, food trucks, lake views, and amazing vibes all day long.

Join us as we pour beers from our friends from all over the country.

Land O' Lagers is a charitable event and will support the Finger Lakes Land Trust! As you know, our lakes are the heartbeat of our region, and we continue to see threat to the health of our lakes and wildlife locally. 100% of our entry fee will go to the Finger Lakes Land Trust who support not only our lakes & watersheds, but our wildlife and land preservation as well.

“We B3” pays homage to the great organ/guitar/drums trios of such jazz luminaries as Larry Young, Shirley Scott, Joey Defrancesco, and Jack McDuff. We offer our interpretations of jazz standards and selections from The Great American Songbook, as well as originals composed by our organist, Neal Massa. Watch facebook for our brunch and club-date performances throughout the Finger Lakes Region.  

Born in Buffalo's Irish heritage district, Charlie Coughlin brings a unique blend of Irish and American tunes, folk songs, and new music sensibility to form his own Rust Belt Folk. He has performed on stages from Buffalo to New York, Baltimore, and more. As the violinist of Crikwater and The Brothers Blue, Charlie has been playing in the Buffalo area for more than 10 years. He has also played many breweries, bars, festivals, private events, and fundraisers. Charlie is also an awardee of the Irish Echo Arts and Culture Awards in 2023.

All Strung Out. Plays the Finger Lakes area of NY at various wineries, breweries, restaurants, bars, Farmer's Markets, private parties, and other venues. Experienced musicians performing a repertoire that includes music of the entire 20th century plus originals. Our core repertoire is from the 50s through early 70s, however, we do perform music of every decade and every genre... 

Three local musicians with decades of experience, bringing heart, soul, and a ton of energy to their live performances.

In 1999 Rocko Dorsey formed an original music group The Individuals. For the next decade the band toured the country supporting such acts as Reel Big Fish, The Living End, OAR, and The Legendary Shack Shakers, just to name a few. The band also appeared with the late Bob Saget on the A&E series "Strange Days with Bob Saget." The band disbanded in 2010 but Rocko continues to perform, write, and work as a session player for various projects. He is also a featured blogger for the legendary guitar company Gretsch. Rocko formed a new group Backing Forward, who’s debut performance was supporting Steven Page - Formerly of the Canadian pop band Barenaked Ladies as he toured North America promoting his album.

Most recently Rocko is featured on the SAMMY award winning Fritz’s Polka Band’s latest album "The Hands Of Time" along with Joe Bonamassa and Deen Castronovo, of the band Journey. Rocko owns and operates an entertainment company RD Entertainment Services Inc. in the Fingerlakes region of New York. He continues to write and self release music which is available on all major platforms.

Jimmy Stapp was born and raised outside Tulsa, Oklahoma and is heavily influenced by  “Tulsa Sound” pioneers J.J. Cale and Leon Russell. He mixes original music with unique takes on classics from the Grateful Dead, Phish, Stevie Wonder, Dr. John and more, integrating live guitar loops and improvisation to create a unique solo guitar experience.

Mark Nanni has been playing music for a living based out of Central New York for over 25 years as a professional keyboardist for many bands on piano, organ and accordion; live and in the studio. He is a multi-SAMMY’s, (Syracuse Area Music Awards) winner, including a handful with the band Los Blancos, of which he was a member for 20 years and which was inducted into the SAMMY's Hall of Fame in 2022. Mark continues to play over 225 shows per year as a solo multi-instrumentalist, accompanying his vocal with piano, accordion, guitar, whistles and snaps. 

Ryan Peterson is an award-winning jazz guitarist and active performer in Central New York.

Having been called a "wunderkind" by CNY Jazz Arts Foundation, Ryan's music consists of decidedly modern, virtuosic, energetic interpretations of Great American Songbook standards.

In July 2023, Ryan led his band on the main stage of the Northeast Jazz & Wine Festival in Syracuse, NY - a festival with a history of attracting over 66,000 festival-goers to downtown Syracuse every summer.

For more info, visit http://ryanpetersonguitar.com/

JD Balloni and Sam Pruyn are both from the Tom Petty cover band "Petty Thieves." When they play out as a duo they play acoustic versions of songs by Tom Petty, The Eagles, The Rolling Stones, The Traveling Wilbury's and more. 

Liam Lawson is a guitarist and music educator based in Ithaca, NY. He works in the “story song” tradition of artists like Woody Guthrie and Gordon Lightfoot. Many of his tunes retell actual historical events, while others express the spirit of the times through honest and hopeful lyrics.  As a guitarist, Liam is a fingerstylist in the tradition of Chet Atkins and Merle Travis. His style also borrows from jazzers like Joe Pass and Lenny Breau. Liam's live performances always include a few instrumental pieces - high energy, danceable music, showcasing his technical ability and deep knowledge of the fretboard.