October 2 @ 7:30 pm
Popular favorite Jay Prince & Friends are coming back to the Lewisboro Library for another incredible concert in the stacks!
Jay Prince & Friends is an all-star ensemble featuring Jay Prince (guitar/vocals), Bill Heller (keyboards), Clifford Lyons (saxophone), Tyger MacNeal (drums), and Dave Anderson (bass)—five accomplished musicians whose combined resumes include performances and recordings with legendary artists such as Paul Simon, Michael McDonald, Donna Summer, Smokey Robinson, Art Garfunkel, Jose Feliciano, Keith Urban, Patti Austin, and many more.
Their careers span Grammy-nominated recordings, Billboard chart-topping albums, Broadway productions, national television, and countless studio sessions. Fronted by Jay Prince—who first gained national recognition on Star Search and has performed more than 5,000 live shows at venues including Madison Square Garden, Sony Hall, and The Cutting Room—the band delivers a dynamic blend of eclectic classic rock, blues, funk, soul, jazz, and pop, combining extraordinary musicianship with infectious energy for an unforgettable live performance.
Alongside the band will be featured guest Tiffany “T’zelle” Wilson, a Bronx-born singer, songwriter, actress and vocal powerhouse known for her soulful blend of R&B, jazz, and gospel. She has toured globally, providing backing and sharing stages with renowned artists like Diana Ross, Tevin Campbell, Leela James, Carl Thomas, and Syleena Johnson.
With killer talent like this, you know you’re in for a great night!
Reserved seating is $45 per person. Wine, beer and light bites are included. Doors will open at 7:00 pm for the 7:30pm show.
Make your reservations now while there are still seats – they always sell out fast! Paid reservations can be made in-person at the Library or online HERE.
This event is a benefit for the Lewisboro Library. We are so thankful for our sponsors Captain Lawrence Barrel House, Country Liquor, the Horse and Hound, and Lily’s Deli & Market. Their sponsorship helps underwrite the cost of the event, so more proceeds can go directly to the Library.
