April 26 - The Montauk Project at Acoustic LI
Normally a 4-piece band, The Montauk Project goes semi-unplugged for this performance with Rich Albergo on vocals and acoustic guitar and Antonio Gabriele on electric guitar. These guys have been building a loyal fanbase on Long Island and tonight, you’ll find out why. They’re fun to watch and feature a solid arsenal of original tunes. To hear more of their music or for more info on the complete band, visit Montauk Project’s website at www.montaukproject.net. And for anyone who wasn’t there to feel the energy, here are some pictures from the evening. Photo1, Photo2.Did you enjoy this post? Why not leave a comment below and continue the conversation, or subscribe to my feed and get articles like this delivered automatically each day to your feed reader.
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