📅 Wednesday, July 16th
🕗 7:00 PM Doors | 7:30 PM Live Recording Begins
📍 The Bridge Studio, South Williamsburg, Brooklyn
🎟 Tickets:
– $45 Early Bird (available through July 11th at 5:00 PM)

– $60 General Admission (after July 11th)
– $75 VIP (Control Room Listening Experience)
🍸 Includes a complimentary beverage courtesy of Fort Hamilton Distillery
🎫 Tickets available via Viewcy

“There’s something cinematic and devotional about the way Kristine Kruta’s arrangements unfold.”
“Ryan Delmonico writes the kind of songs that linger—with heart, melody, and a painter’s sense of color.”

Join us for an evening of immersive string textures and intimate storytelling, recorded live in one of New York’s most sonically pristine spaces.

Kicking off the night is Ryan Delmonico, performing selections from his debut album. With honest lyricism and lush melodic phrasing, Ryan’s songs take on new dimension accompanied by members of Little Kruta in special live string arrangements.

Closing the evening is Kristine Kruta and her string ensemble Little Kruta, known for reimagining genre through cinematic chamber textures and fierce emotional energy. This rare acoustic set will showcase the ensemble’s signature blend of classical precision and bold improvisation—captured live, as it happens.

🎼 Each artist will perform a 30-minute set. The entire session will be recorded live by The Bridge Studio’s engineers.

What to Expect:
🎤 30-minute set by Ryan Delmonico (piano + strings)
🍹 Brief intermission with complimentary drinks from Fort Hamilton Distillery
🎻 30-minute orchestral set by Little Kruta
🎧 A hi-fi listening experience in an acoustically treated studio
🎚 VIP Control Room access available for a behind-the-glass listening experience

📍 Exact location will be revealed upon ticket purchase
🪑 Space is extremely limited. Please notify us if your plans change.

Live From The Bridge is a performance and recording series that captures artists in the act of creation—with no second takes.

📅 Thursday, July 31st
🕗 8:00 PM Doors | 8:30 PM Live Recording Begins
📍 The Bridge Studio, South Williamsburg, Brooklyn
🎟 Tickets: $30 General Admission
🍸 Includes a complimentary beverage courtesy of Fort Hamilton Distillery
🎫 Tickets available via Viewcy
📍 Exact address revealed upon ticket purchase

Bandits on the Run are a Brooklyn-based trio whose genre-blurring blend of indie-folk, pop, and theatrical storytelling turns any performance into an unforgettable experience. Armed with cello, guitar, melodica, and stunning three-part harmonies, they draw you into a world that is whimsical, raw, and emotionally charged.

Beloved for their high-energy shows and magnetic connection with audiences, Bandits on the Run have toured internationally, appeared on NPR’s All Songs Considered, and brought their music to stages from Lincoln Center to festival fields. Now they bring their musical magic to Live From The Bridge, inviting a select audience into the recording studio as they lay down a one-of-a-kind performance.

Captured by expert engineers in our acoustically pristine live room, this session offers you a rare opportunity to witness the music as it’s made—no frills, no filters, just a deeply human exchange between artists and listeners.

What to Expect:

• A powerful, one-take live studio performance

• A cozy audience experience in a state-of-the-art recording space

• A complimentary drink from Fort Hamilton Distillery

• The chance to be part of an archival moment in Bandits’ creative journey

🪑 Seating is limited—please let us know if your plans change so we can release your spot.

🎧 Live From The Bridge is a performance and recording series where artists and audiences meet in real time to create something lasting.

📅 Tuesday, June 17th
🕗 8:00 PM Doors | 8:30 PM Live Recording Begins
📍 The Bridge Studio, South Williamsburg, Brooklyn
🎟 Tickets:
– $30 Seated
– $20 Standing
– $75 VIP (Control Room Listening Experience)
🍸 Includes a complimentary beverage courtesy of Fort Hamilton Distillery

“Micah is one of the most exciting musicians of his generation.” – Aaron Parks
“He instantly became one of my favorite musicians.” – Lage Lund
“Unique style... all the tools needed to make a major contribution to jazz piano.” – Fred Hersch

Join us for an intimate live session with pianist and composer Micah Thomas, a generational voice whose playing balances deep roots in jazz tradition with a forward-leaning sense of invention and emotional range.

Micah has performed and recorded with Joshua Redman, Immanuel Wilkins, Ambrose Akinmusire, Joel Ross, and Melissa Aldana. As a bandleader, his acclaimed albums Tide, Piano Solo, and Mountains have earned praise from The New York Times, JazzTimes, and DownBeat. In 2024 alone, he was named “Best International Artist of the Year” by Jazz News, and included in DownBeat’s “25 for the Future.”

This Live From The Bridge installment captures Micah in an intimate, in-studio performance. The session will be recorded live by our engineers, while the audience will experience it in the same pristine, acoustically treated live room, becoming part of the moment, and the record —a It’s a rare opportunity to witness an artist at work.

What to Expect:

• A one-take, piano performance and live studio recording of “The Micah Thomas Group”

• Complimentary drink courtesy of Fort Hamilton Distillery

• Unmatched intimacy in an acoustically pristine environment

• VIP Control Room experience available for an unparalleled mix perspective

📍 Location: The Bridge Studio, South Williamsburg
Exact address will be revealed upon ticket purchase.

🪑 Space is extremely limited. If your plans change, please notify us so we can release your spot.

Live From The Bridge is a recording and performance series where artists share new work in real time, with a live audience and no second takes.

🎧 This installment is curated by Solomon Gottfried.

📅 Tuesday, June 3rd
🕗 8:00 PM Doors | 8:30 PM Live Recording Begins
📍 The Bridge Studio, South Williamsburg, Brooklyn
🎟 Limited tickets available
– $30 Seated
– $20 Standing
– $75 VIP (Control Room Listening Experience)
🍸 Includes a complimentary beverage courtesy of Fort Hamilton Distillery

“Best vibes player I’ve heard...” – Quincy Jones
“His music is fresh… Never heard anyone play vibes like that before.” – Herbie Hancock
“Simon Moullier is the unchallenged new star of jazz vibraphone.” – Brian Morton, DownBeat

Join us for a rare in-studio experience with Simon Moullier, one of the most exciting and forward-thinking vibraphonists of his generation.

Simon’s artistry has earned him accolades from legends like Quincy Jones and Herbie Hancock, GRAMMY recognition for his work with Terri Lyne Carrington and Laufey, and the title of Rising Star Vibraphonist in DownBeat’s Critics Poll. His 2024 release Elements of Light showcases a deeply personal sound that bridges tradition, innovation, and emotional clarity.

On June 3rd, Simon and his band will record a live performance as part of Live From The Bridge, our intimate recording series hosted at The Bridge Studio. With a small audience present in the same acoustically pristine live room as the recording, every moment of this live performance will be captured by our engineers—preserving not just the music, but the energy of the room.

What to Expect:

• A live, one-take performance by Simon Moullier and his band in an intimate studio setting

• A complimentary craft cocktail or NA beverage from Fort Hamilton Distillery

• A behind-the-scenes look at how we document live artistry in real time

• A shared moment—experienced once, captured forever

📍 Location:
The Bridge Studio, South Williamsburg (nearest J/M Marcy Ave station)
Exact address will be revealed upon ticket purchase.

🪑 Seating is extremely limited. If your plans change after reserving a spot, please let us know so we can release your ticket.

Live From The Bridge is a performance series where artistry, engineering, and audience meet to capture what can’t be recreated.
🎧 This installment is curated by Solomon Gottfried.

Join us on Saturday, May 10th, 2025, at 7PM for another intimate live recording session at The Bridge in collaboration with Salon Lulu, a multidisciplinary artist series from New York based musical artist Lulu Lewis.

Guest Artists & Performers:

Carrie Courogen Reading: Carrie Courogen is a writer, editor, and director. Her work has appeared, in print and video, in publications like Glamour, NPR, Paper Magazine, Pitchfork, Teen Vogue, Vanity Fair, Vice, and more. Her debut book, Miss May Does Not Exist: The Life and Work of Elaine May, Hollywood’s Hidden Genius, was lauded as one of the best non-fiction books of 2024. She will be reading excerpts at the beginning of the evening.

Lulu Lewis Performance: Lulu Lewis is the creation of multi-instrumentalist & producer Pablo Martin (Tom Tom Club & The Du-Rites) and artist / performer / vocalist Dylan Hundley (Metropolitan, Host of Radar on The Vinyl District). Their sound is a blend of post-punk, disco and funk delivered with cinematic influence. They will be performing with their band selections from their LP’s Genuine Psychic, Dyscopia and new material.

Ryan Lee Crosby Performance: Ryan Lee Crosby blends echoes of Mississippi, Mali, and India into songs that speak from—and to—the heart. Produced by Fat Possum's Bruce Watson, Crosby's latest "Winter Hill Blues" evokes the essence of Mississippi, refracted by influences of Indian slide guitar. The sound is forged from his life as an internationally traveling musician and studies with Jimmy "Duck" Holmes and RL Boyce. Ryan will be joined by percussionist Grant Smith.

Red Noise Pedals: We’ll be joined by Ariel Scherbacovsky who is the maker behind Red Noise Pedals. Ariel will have some pedals on hand & plugged in so guests can “gear pet” and make some sounds before the show & recording commences.

Set in The Bridge Studio’s acoustically pristine live room, this event offers a rare opportunity to witness the creative process up close while being part of an exclusive live recording session.

🎟 Tickets: $30, Limited availability due to the intimate setting.
📍 Location: The Bridge Studio is based in South Williamsburg, near the J/M Marcy Ave stop. The exact address will be shared upon ticket purchase.

📅 Tuesday, April 29th
🕗 8:00 PM Doors | 8:30 PM Live Recording Begins
📍 The Bridge Studio, South Williamsburg, Brooklyn
🎟 Tickets:
– $30 Seated
– $20 Standing
– $75 VIP (Control Room Listening Experience)
🍸 Includes a complimentary beverage courtesy of Fort Hamilton Distillery

Join us on Tuesday, April 29th at 8:00pm for another intimate live recording session curated by Solomon Gottfried at The Bridge featuring guitarist, composer, and producer Tim Watson featuring his Guitar trio with Dion Kerr on Bass and Craig Weinrib on Drums. Known for his fearless genre-crossing—from jazz and free improvisation to Carnatic fusion and ambient pop—Watson brings a boundary-pushing spirit and deep musicality to everything he touches.

At just 24, Tim has already toured internationally, performed with legends like Ignacio Berroa and Joel Ross, and premiered works with artists as varied as JACK Quartet and Anantha R. Krishnan. His most recent project, Hostile Architecture, explores the intersections of South Indian classical rhythm, minimalism, and electro-acoustic experimentation.

In this intimate, one-night-only performance, Watson will present his guitar trio as part of Live From The Bridge, the intimate recording series hosted at The Bridge Studio. With a small audience present in the same acoustically pristine tracking room as the performance, every moment of this live performance will be recorded live by The Bridge Studio’s expert engineers—capturing the energy, nuance, and immediacy of the moment for all time.

Live From The Bridge is a recording series capturing artists in real-time performance, with a small audience present inside our acoustically pristine live room. Attendees become part of the moment—and part of the record.
🎧 This installment is curated by Solomon Gottfried.

📍 Directions: The Bridge Studio is nearest to the Marcy Ave J/M train stop in South Williamsburg. Address will be sent via email once ticket is purchased.
🪑 Please note: Space is intentionally limited. If you RSVP and cannot attend, kindly let us know.