Original’s Bar and Lounge continues to offer the best in regional entertainment on Friday, March 8 when Hambone Relay takes to the stage in Owego. Offering one of only three New York shows in their 2019 tour, Hambone Relay plays a free show starting at 7 p.m.
Hambone Relay redefines the modern organ trio with their own brand of high-energy electric funk jams and eclectic psychedelic grooves. The Philadelphia-based outfit was founded in 2013 by organist Mark Brown who initially came on the scene as the keyboardist for the Baltimore jam band, The Bridge.
Drawing their inspiration from such organ greats as Jimmy Smith, Jon Lord and Billy Preston, Hambone Relay combines jazz, funk, and rock & roll to create an epic musical brew. Their live shows are a mixture of danceable grooves, psychedelic overtones and improvisational jams.
While Hambone Relay will be making their debut performance at Original’s, Mark Brown was previously seen playing with local favorite Nate Gross nearly two years ago at the debut performance of the Nate Gross Band. Having made an impact on Owego audiences with his modern take playing the Hammond B3 Organ, Mark returns with band mates Luke Ferracone (guitar) and Rob Tait (drums) for a one of a kind performance.
Original’s Bar and Lounge is located centrally on Lake Street in downtown Owego. For more information on Original’s Bar and Lounge visit owegooriginals.com.
For information on the band, visit hambonerelay.com.
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