Here is what makes Daryl’s House worth the detour: it was founded by a Rock and Roll Hall of Famer who decided the best live music experience was something that felt like you were actually at someone’s house. Daryl Hall built this place on that idea — a restaurant and live music club tucked into an 18th-century barn along Route 22 in Pawling, with a world-class sound system and a capacity that keeps things genuinely intimate. On Friday, August 21, Red NOT Chili Peppers are playing there, and if you know anything about this tribute band, you know the pairing works.
About Red NOT Chili Peppers
Red NOT Chili Peppers have been doing this since 2009, coming out of Ocean Beach, San Diego via a Craigslist ad posted by bassist Jonathan Savage, whose driving mission was replicating the energy of Flea. They have since become the nation’s most active internationally touring RHCP tribute, with dates in Dubai, Brazil, Mexico, and Japan on their resume. Their setlist draws from the full John Frusciante era — Mother’s Milk through Stadium Arcadium — so you are getting the catalog that most Peppers fans actually care about.
The Virginian-Pilot put it plainly: “For folks who need a Peppers fix, the Red Nots are as close as it gets to the real thing.”
About Daryl’s House
Founded in 2014 and spun off from Hall’s Webby Award-winning web series Live from Daryl’s House, the club sits at 130 NY-22 in Pawling, in the heart of the Hudson Valley. The room holds under 300 people, doubles as a full-service American restaurant — steaks, seafood, pasta, full bar — and was designed by Hall himself with an 18th-century barn aesthetic and acoustics that have no business being this good for a room this size. Plan to arrive early: doors open at 5:00 PM, a full three hours before showtime, so dinner before the show is very much on the table. The show is all-ages.
Tickets & Info
Tickets for the August 21 show range from $33.84 to $50.32. A room this size fills well before the week of the show — if you are going, lock it in now.