The New Hope Winery
A winery on Lower York Road with a tavern set in a mid-18th-century barn. The Note, its 250-seat music room, keeps a steady calendar of live acts and tribute bands.
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Bad Animals: The Heart Tribute
Heart tribute built around a singer who can actually reach the Ann Wilson notes. Eight o'clock in the Note, two hours, seated for 250.
VIA Comedy Night Fundraiser
Three comedians on the winery's concert stage for a benefit night, Tim Conniff among them. Doors early enough to eat first in the tavern side of the building.
Broken Arrow: The Music of Neil Young
Neil Young played both ways, the loud Crazy Horse electric material and the pedal steel country songs. Eight o'clock on a Saturday in the winery's concert room.
EagleMania: The World's Greatest Eagles Tribute
An Eagles tribute more than a decade deep, five-part harmony and the guitar work to carry it. Saturday night at eight on Lower York Road.
SoulShine: An Allman Brothers Experience
New York players who came together for one reason, to do the Allman Brothers Band properly. Expect the long jams. Eight o'clock, Saturday, at the winery.
The Classic Stones LIVE
Keith Call takes Jagger, Bernie Bollendorf takes Richards, and the band works the Rolling Stones songbook end to end. Saturday night in the winery's concert room.
Best Friends Girl: America's Favorite Cars Experience
The Cars catalog across a 35-year career, radio hits and album cuts both. Music at eight in the winery's concert room, a mid-November Saturday.
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