Damage, Inc. at Daryl’s House is a Saturday night Metallica tribute show in one of the Hudson Valley’s coziest and most intimate rooms. If you have ever wanted to hear those iconic, earth-shaking riffs in a space where the stage is literally fifteen feet from your table and the volume fills every inch of the room, this is your chance to experience something that a stadium show simply cannot replicate. This is one of those nights where the lineup, the venue, and the timing all align perfectly for something memorable.
About Damage, Inc.
Damage, Inc. is a Metallica tribute act that takes the job seriously — faithfully recreating the sound, the energy, and the setlists that made Metallica one of the biggest and most influential bands in the history of heavy music. A convincing Metallica tribute requires serious technical chops across every instrument, and hearing that catalog in a small, intimate venue is a completely different and arguably superior experience compared to a stadium show. The intimacy of a room like Daryl’s House amplifies every riff, every solo, and every thundering bass line in a way that makes the music feel new again. Whether you are a longtime fan or discovering them for the first time, the live experience is where the music truly comes alive and reveals dimensions that recordings alone cannot capture.
The Venue
Daryl’s House in Pawling is an intimate restaurant and venue that puts you right next to the performers in a way that transforms the concert experience. The sound is excellent for a room this size, the dinner-and-show format makes it incredibly easy to plan a full, satisfying evening, and the drive through the Hudson Valley to the charming town of Pawling is scenic and enjoyable, especially as the spring weather improves.
Tickets & Details
Damage, Inc. plays Daryl’s House on Saturday, April 11, 2026, at 8 p.m. Tickets are $34 – $45. Get tickets.
Metallica’s music in a room this small and intimate is a completely different animal than a stadium experience. The riffs hit harder when they are right in your face, the solos cut through the air with razor precision, and you are close enough to the stage to see every string bend and every pick attack. At $34 to $45, it is also a fraction of what you would pay for a Metallica arena show, and the Daryl’s House dinner-and-show experience adds significant value. Saturday night with this kind of energy is a winner for any rock fan in the Hudson Valley.