An evening billed simply as “An Evening With” tells you exactly what you’re getting — an extended, immersive, unrushed experience with an artist who has enough depth and range to fill an entire room on their own terms. Singing River is bringing that kind of night to Lovin’ Cup this April, and if you’re looking for a Saturday show that prioritizes artistry, storytelling, and genuine connection over spectacle and volume, this is the one for you.
About Singing River
Singing River is an act that lends itself perfectly to the “evening with” format — the kind of artist whose music opens up and breathes beautifully when given the space and time to unfold naturally. An evening-length performance means deep cuts alongside the more familiar material, stories between songs that give context and weight to the lyrics, and the kind of genuine connection between performer and audience that only happens when there’s no rush to clear the stage for the next act. This is live music as intimate conversation, not just concert performance — and that distinction makes all the difference when the room is right and the audience is present.
The Venue
Lovin’ Cup in Henrietta is a 250-capacity room that was practically built for nights exactly like this. The intimate listening-room atmosphere, warm and forgiving acoustics, and attentive crowds make it one of the Finger Lakes region’s absolute best venues for extended solo or small-ensemble performances where every note matters. When an artist is billed for an entire evening rather than sharing the stage, this is the room where that format shines brightest and most naturally.
Tickets & Details
An Evening with Singing River takes place at Lovin’ Cup on Saturday, April 11, 2026 at 7:30 PM. Tickets are $19. Get tickets.
At $19 for a full evening of music in one of Rochester’s most inviting and sonically rewarding rooms, this is the kind of Saturday night that reminds you why live music matters and why small venues are where the deepest connections happen. No opener rush, no abbreviated set, no checking the clock — just Singing River and an audience that showed up to listen, to be present, and to share in something meaningful. Lovin’ Cup on a Saturday with this kind of intimate, extended format is about as good as the Finger Lakes concert calendar gets. Make it a point to be there.