Larry Kolker

“Sung with great soul, Larry Kolker offers a refreshing addition to the great singer-songwriter tradition with the powerful ‘Dog Year’ ... creating a sound that feels timeless and infinitely tasteful.” Skope Mag. Larry's new album, "Dog Year", is now available at https://larrykolker.bandcamp.com. It's a full-band indie rock album drawing on roots music, with songs about love, loss, longing and other small challenges. Festival and other notable appearances include the Bitter End (March 2018), the Christopher Street Coffee House Featured Songwriters' Circle (June 2017), People's Voice Cafe (Dec. 2017), Triad Theater (Nov 2017 CD release), the 2015 KAABOO festival in San Diego, the 2014 Tribes Hill Music Festival at John Jay Homestead, the 2013-2015 Borderline Folk festivals, the 2013 Huntington Folk Festival, the 2012 & 2013 Montauk Music Festivals, the Folk Music Society of Huntington's Hard Luck Café, New Morning Singer Songwriter Series, Vista on the Hill Concert Series, the Borderline concert series in New City NY (opened for David Massengill), John Street Jam @ the Dutch Arms Chapel, Acoustic Thursdays at the High Falls Café, the Millennium Music Conference in Harrisburg, PA, and the Bob Dylan Festivals at the Warwick Valley Winery. Larry organized the Tribes Hill Music Festival at John Jay Homestead and other grass roots musical events. He is a Board member of the Tribes Hill musical community. Larry is a Lee Oskar Harmonica Preferred Player. Larry performs solo, with a percussionist, with other singer-songwriters, with a kick-ass trio or rock band, or as a sideman with other artists. Besides his original music he can perform several sets of tastefully arranged rock, pop, folk, and blues covers of songs from the 20's through the teens. His 2012 album, Awful Smart Man, is available on CDBaby (http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/larrykolker2), or download at http://larrykolker.bandcamp.com, and also available for download on iTunes, etc. HIs 2002 cd, "Long Island Slim", is likewise available on cdbaby, iTunes and the usual digitial distribution media. DOWNLOADABLE HI RES PIC: http://www.larrykolker.com/photos.php

New York, NY