1st course Goat Cheese Taquitos Goat cheese, herbs, and red bliss potato with fresh salsa verde Baked Clams Fresh R.I. littlenecks topped with a savory lemon breadcrumb with tomato broth Short Rib Lettuce Wraps Korean style short ribs served in Bibb lettuce wraps topped toasted sesame seeds
2ND course Lobster Ravioli House made fresh lobster ravioli served with a creamy oven dried tomato sauce Chicken Italiano Chicken breast topped with eggplant, fresh mozzarella on a bed of sautéed spinach with light roasted garlic wine sauce Osso Buco Tender slow braised veal shank with Yukon gold mashed and marsala sauce
New: Industry Standard – Underground House Music in Hoboken
Hoboken resident Marcus Robson, and other area DJ’s in the Underground House / EDM scene have formed a collective called “Industry Standard,” and have a gig at Carpe Diem(14th & Grand) this Friday.
See below to see what Marcus has to say about it!
Underground Night in Hoboken at Carpe Diem
“We are a small group of keen local music enthusiasts who have had many knock backs from bar owners over the years when we have tried to do something similar.
Joe Jones at Carpe Diem has been fantastic supporting what we are trying to do, and the venue is great for creating an intimate, underground atmosphere.
We are doing our second night at Carpe Diem this Friday. Come and check it out!”
Here’s a sample of the kind of music they might play:
Argentine Guitar Master in Concert at Right Angle Art Gallery in Hoboken
A very special concert experience for music lovers comes to the stage at the wonderfully intimate Right Angle Art Gallery, located at 1108 Washington Street in Hoboken, NJ.
Tonight at 7pm, the acclaimed “Argentine guitar master” Francisco “Pancho” Navarro will perform in concert a selection of original and classic Latin American compositions plus a taste of Argentine tango in its purest essence.
About Francisco Navarro
Francisco was born in 1944 in La Consulta, a township in Mendoza, Argentina’s wine state. He trained as a classical guitarist, but his abilities extend beyond playing the guitar, as he is a consummate arranger and singer. Over time, he brought his guitar all over South America and Mexico. In Mexico City, he performed with highly acclaimed artists, such as Armando Mansanero, Bebu Silvetti, Cristian Castro, Vicente Fernandez, Lucha Villa, Cuco Sanchez, Miguel Acevez Mejia, Maria de Lourdes, Guadalope Pineda, Rosita Quintana, Veronica Castro and Hugo Jordan.
In 1984, after a decade in Mexico City, Pancho moved with his wife and three children to New York City. The gamble paid off as he became a first-call Latin American guitarist on A-list sessions. Francisco’s guitar can be heard on various movie soundtracks including; “Mambo Kings” (Guantanamera, with Celia Cruz) ; “Flawless” (Tia’s Tango with Tangurdia); and the Golden Globe and Oscar winning “Frida” (throughout the film). He has also performed on numerous recordings including; the 2006 remake of “I’m Free” with the Rolling Stones; the Fania All Stars “Bamboleo” with Celia Cruz, Hector Lavoe, Willie Colon and Pete “El Conde” Rodriguez (solo on Bamboleo); “Guasasa” with Johny Pacheco, Ray Barreto, Bobby Valentin, Papo Luca, Roberto Roena (solo on Allegria); and Wea Carobe Tito Nieves “En Otra Onda”, which was nominated for a Grammy Award. Most recently he has performed with Placido Domingo at the Washington Opera and the New York Metropolitan Opera and with renowned Argentine tango bandoneonist Tito Castro.
For reservations call the Right Angle Art Gallery at 201-942-9220.
Pedro Javier González almost came to Hoboken
There almost wasn’t a concert at all tonight, as Pedro Javier González was originally scheduled, but had to cancel. Nice that Pablo from Right Angle came through anyway!
Here’s a bonus video for you to enjoy regardless if Pedro couldn’t show up!
David said “One of the unique things about our band is that we each have our own distinct influences. For example, the drummer grew up listening to punk and hip-hop, the bassist is really into hardcore and metal, one guitarist grew up in Seattle and only likes indie bands, and the other can play every Britney Spears, Taylor Swift, and Katy Perry song ever written.
When we put those different backgrounds together, we end up just trying to find a common ground where we all agree that something sounds good. As a band who has been together for almost two years and played just two live shows, having a good time playing the music for ourselves is the most important part about making it. If it wasn’t fun, we wouldn’t do it. We may not be the best at playing our instruments or writing love songs and we’re probably only the second best-looking band in the US right now, but we have more fun playing music together than any other band in the world. Last year, someone reviewing the Hoboken Music Awards nominees wrote that “Hoboken isn’t just about boys with loud guitars anymore.”
Well, we are those boys with the loud guitars.“
Here’s a few tracks you can listen to (along with a video below):
Lisa Nobumoto to sizzle Helmers’ on Thursday nights in Hoboken
Those tired of the same uninspiring musical acts in Hoboken will be thrilled to know that Vocalist Lisa Nobumoto will be tearing it up at Helmers’(11th & Washington) each Thursday night (8pm to 11:30pm) for the next four weeks.
Lisa recently relocated from the left coast (Los Angeles) last year – and now calls the Mile Square city her home.
Along with Pianist Raphael D’Lugoff, Bassist J.J. Wiggins and Drummer Greg Bufford – they’ll be performing Be-Bop, Blues and Ballads along with a touch of Adult Contemporary Jazz.
There is NO cover or minimum.
So mark you calendars for January 12th, 19th and 26th – plus February 2nd.
TRUE Mentors Winter FUN-raiser Featuring The Fuzzy Lemons
TRUE Mentors partners with The Fuzzy Lemons to aid in giving Hoboken’s youth access to a brighter future, a valued friend, and some fun along the way!
Fuzzy Lemons fun for kids AND parents!
A festive beat of drums, guitars, keys, and a saxophone intermixed with children’s joyful cheers is what you’ll hear at a Fuzzy Lemons concert.
The Fuzzy Lemons are fun and relevant for kids and parents alike. They have great melody and, most important, the Fuzzy Lemons write purposeful lyrics that celebrate the joys and tribulations of being a kid. Their style ranges from blues to rock, and funk to folk. They have become popular on the indie kids music scene because their lyrics are for little ears, but their music is for everyone.
Help TRUE Mentors raise much-needed funds and FUN!, by simply attending this incredible event. For more info call (201)355-9167 and to learn more about TRUE Mentors visit www.truementors.org.
When: Sunday, January 15, 2012 (3:00 – 4:30pm) Where:Rue Building (301 Garden Street, Hoboken, NJ) How much: Tickets $10 (max $30/family)