Most tribute acts start with the look. Bowie Station starts with the songs. The six-piece David Bowie tribute comes to Daryl’s House in Pawling on Saturday, August 29 — an all-ages show at one of the Hudson Valley’s more carefully considered rooms — for a set rooted in classic 1970s Bowie material. Show time is 8:00 PM.
About Bowie Station
The band’s working philosophy, as stated in their own event description, is straightforward: recreate “the energy, excitement and theatricality” of classic 1970s David Bowie material without theatrical gimmicks. Authentic rock interpretation over costume-heavy performance. That’s either a sustainable approach or a taller order than it sounds, depending on how literally they mean it — Bowie’s 1970s output spans enough sonic ground to keep six serious musicians occupied for an entire career.
The lineup is a full six-piece: Ed Ryan on lead vocals, Richie Naso on lead guitar, Rich Coyle on keys, Kevin McCann on guitar, keys, and backing vocals, Pat Falco on bass, and Jeff Schumacher on drums. The instrumentation suggests they’re not cutting corners on the arrangements.
About Daryl’s House
Daryl’s House in Pawling opened in 2014, conceived by Daryl Hall as a physical extension of his Webby Award-winning “Live from Daryl’s House” web series — a show that debuted in 2007 and was built around the simple premise of musicians performing in a relaxed setting, among friends. Hall designed the interior himself: an 18th-century barn aesthetic with early American New England character, furniture and architectural details chosen personally to produce something that reads like a residence rather than a venue. In the Hudson Valley, the distinction is in the details.
Full-service dining runs through performances — American cuisine, full bar — with reserved table seatings at 6:00, 6:30, and 7:00 PM for those who want the dinner-and-show pairing. The main set follows at 8:00 PM.
Tickets & Show Details
General admission is $20 face value ($28.69 with fees). Reserved table seating is $35 ($45.17 with fees). Doors open at 5:00 PM. All ages. Tickets available here.