Community Calendar

On January 31st, we’re bringing the community together for a night of music, connection, and support for WDIY, our local NPR station. With budget cuts hitting hard this year, we’re stepping up in the best way we know how - with live music at the Ice House in Bethlehem!

The event will feature performances by:

- Drew and the Blue
- We're from Antarctica
- Lovecartel
- Dear Misty

Phil Reese of the podcast Your Next Favorite Band will serve as MC for the event!

Doors open at 2:30 PM; bands start at 3 PM.
$10 cash or Venmo at the door. Proceeds benefit WDIY.

Come out for a full day of live music, great food, local vendors, raffles, and more. Show your support for the station that’s kept our community connected for years!

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Event by Lucas Wolk of Lovecartel.

John Gallagher Jr. brings his deeply personal emo folk rock to Godfrey Daniels for an evening of sharp songwriting, dry humor, and close-quarters connection. Writing in an emo folk rock vein, his songs balance roots-driven grit with open-hearted reflection, often threading wry humor through deeply personal moments. Across three records—Six Day Hurricane (2016), 8th and Jane (2021), and Goodbye or Something (2024, Grand Phony Music)—Gallagher has shaped a body of work that’s cathartic, emotional, and grounded in lived experience, performing solo, he delivers songs that balance rootsy drive with vulnerable reflection, making this a natural fit for the attentive, intimate setting of a true Live Music Listening Room.

Beyond the music, Gallagher is widely known as a Tony Award–winning actor with a career spanning Broadway and screen, including roles in Duncan Sheik’s Spring Awakening, Green Day’s American Idiot, The Avett Brothers’ Swept Away, and on screen in The Newsroom, Short Term 12, 10 Cloverfield Lane, and Hush. At Godfrey Daniels, those worlds meet in a way that feels personal and unfiltered.

Ahoy!

It’s Soft Rock At Its Tastiest …

Established 2022 in New York City, the Yacht Lobsters sail the waves of the butteriest Soft Rock of the 70’s and early 80’s. Their big sound recreates – and at times reimagines – the studio mastery of retro-rock icons like Steely Dan, the Doobie Brothers, Hall & Oates, Toto, etc.

It’s the breezy Yacht Rock cool vibe you know and love, fused with stellar vocals, a full horn section and unique elements of NOLA funk, classic rock and jazz improvisation to keep things bouncy, set your mood to festive and ensure your boat’s a-rockin’. There’s even a tasteful smattering of original music that sounds like it stepped right out of 1978.

Founded by the visionary team behind Brother Joscephus and the Love Revolution, the Lobster roster features NYC’s finest professional musicians who have played together for decades.

Grab your captain’s hat, make that Pina Colada a double and climb aboard!

Purchase your concert ticket for Wade Preston from Billy Joel’s Broadway hit Movin’ Out delivers an impeccable show with time honored favorites and original compositions. It’s not often a man can sit in front of a piano and command full attention, but Mr. Preston can drop a stadium full of jaws, keeping his audiences engaged and participating.
Wade played the “Piano Man” role in Billy Joel and Twyla Tharp’s Broadway hit Movin’ Out for its entire 3 ½ year run, and starred off and on in the national tours for the next few years. He still does occasional concerts with the Movin’ Out Band™.

Roots Revival Roadshow is a dynamic traveling collective of musicians dedicated to celebrating the rich tapestry of African American music. With a sound rooted in blues, folk, rock, and soul, the rotating cast breathes new life into classic songs while showcasing powerful original compositions. Their performances are a vibrant journey through time, bridging the past and present with heartfelt storytelling, infectious rhythms, and soulful melodies. Whether on stage or on the road, the Roots Revival Roadshow keeps the spirit of tradition alive while creating a sound all their own.

Gubbulidis is the longtime musical partnership of guitarist & vocalist Mihali Savoulidis and bassist Zdenek Gubb, founding members behind jam-rock band Twiddle. Reconnecting as part of a fresh new chapter, the duo taps into the chemistry that shaped their sound for over a decade, playing out Twiddle favorites alongside explorational improvisation and genre-blending grooves, resulting in something both familiar yet brand new. It’s stripped down, soulful, and built on a pure lifelong frendship.

Maddie & Tae can’t help themselves. Since bursting into public consciousness with the power-acoustic slayer “Girl In A Country Song,” which skewered BroCountry’s female stereotypes and received the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame’s coveted I Wish I Wrote That Song honor, the ride-or-die besties have been speaking truth about what it means to be smart, young women.

Paper Lanterns is a NY/NJ-based Green Day tribute band that has been playing nationally for the last two years. They perform Green Day’s biggest hits across different eras—songs from Dookie (like “Basket Case” and “Longview”), American Idiot (like “Holiday” and “Boulevard of Broken Dreams”), and fan favorites from other albums.

$15 to $21.10 (fees included)

Don’t Panic returns to celebrate the release of their brand new record, For Your Consideration, with an energetic record release show packed with fan favorites and fresh new tracks. Known for their pop-punk sound and electric live performances, Don’t Panic brings the new album to life for a night of sing-alongs, high energy, and nonstop fun you won’t want to miss.

$25 to $34.90 (fees included)

Dogs In A Pile is a five-piece band from Asbury Park, NJ blending psychedelic rock, jazz-funk, Americana, and improvisation into a high-energy, genre-bending live experience. Their latest album, Distroid, captures the band’s dynamic sound with studio versions of fan-favorite live staples, showcasing everything from tight, groove-driven songs to expansive, improvisational jams.