Pawling is the kind of Hudson Valley town you drive through on your way somewhere else — until you find out Daryl Hall built a 300-capacity club on N.Y. 22 there and your whole routing plan changes. Daryl’s House is a genuine destination, and Dead Letter Office on Friday, April 10 is exactly the kind of show the room was made for.
About Dead Letter Office
Dead Letter Office takes its name directly from R.E.M.’s 1987 rarities compilation, which signals everything before the first note lands. This is a tribute act built around the full catalog — and in a room this intimate, the difference between a hits-only revue and a band that actually knows the source material is impossible to miss. R.E.M.’s music was always written for close quarters. Three hundred people is about right.
About Daryl’s House
Daryl Hall — yes, of Hall & Oates — opened this club in Pawling, and the room reflects that pedigree. At 300 capacity, there is no bad position. You are close to the stage wherever you land, which is part of what makes the venue worth the trip from Albany, Syracuse, or the city. The address is 130 N.Y. 22; doors typically open before the 8 p.m. start, so arriving by 7:30 gives you time to get settled without the scramble.
Check the Daryl’s House venue page for the full upcoming schedule, and browse our Hudson Valley concerts guide if you are building a bigger trip around the show.
Tickets
Dead Letter Office at Daryl’s House in Pawling, NY. Friday, April 10, 2026 at 8 p.m. Tickets are on sale now — this room does not hold many people, and it will not take long to fill.