The O-town Scene

Coming Events: Music & Dance Continued from Page 21 Sat. 2/4 In the Still of the Night Walton Theatre 31 Gardiner Place, Walton (607) 865-6829 Featuring the voice of Colby Thomas and piano accompa- niment by Jeremy Wall, the night will include the music of Cole Porter, George Gersh- win, Irving Berlin and more. Thomas is a college profes- sor who has directed numer- ous classical, jazz and other music productions. Wall is a founding member of the 1970s jazz fusion band Spyro Gyra and has been nominated for several Gram- mys as a producer, pianist and composer. Chakra 7 p.m. $6 Kaaterskill House 18 River St., Stamford www.kaaterskillhouse. blogspot.com The Kaaterskill House will host the rock acoustic roots music of Chakra, its newest cello, concert cimbalom, piano and percussion, along with electric mbira, melodica, and world's longest playing cylinder-driven music box. LehrerDance presents ath- letic and theatrical contempo- rary dance. Fri. 2/10 The Fabulous Moonlighters 8 p.m. Town Hall Theatre 15 North Main St., Bainbridge Contributed Editor's Pick: Four-piece electro-rock band Jimkata will bring their raw guitar power and industrial blasts of synthe- sizers and drum machines to the Oneonta Theatre at 9 p.m. Friday, Feb. 3. The venue is at 47 Chestnut St. in One- onta. Tickets for the Balcony Ballroom show are $10 in advance and $12 the day of the show. house band. The group will play this and every first Saturday of the month. Same Blood Folk 10 p.m. Autumn Cafe 244 Main St., Oneonta (607) 432-6845 Same Blood Folk Band's style resonates with the roots of Americana and traditional music and rock. Their innova- tive covers of legendary tunes pay homage to songwriters they admire while adding a personal twist, presenters said. Check them out online at www.myspace.com/same- bloodfolk. Erin Harkes and SIRSY Have news 22 O-Town Scene Jan. 12, 2012 9 p.m. $8-10 Oneonta Theatre 47 Chestnut St., Oneonta www.oneontatheatre.com The Oneonta Theatre will host singer/guitar/piano player Erin Harkes, who began writing songs at 19 and has released four albums of original material. Her music bounces from alternative to folk, rock and blues. SIRSY is a soulful indie, pop, rock band, presenters said. The group includes vocals, flute, melodica, key- board, drums and bass. One of their songs, "Revolution," was the opening track for the to share? E-mail tips, events and ideas to Scene Editor Cassandra Miller at editor@otownscene.com film "So Right, So Smart," which stars Darryl Hannah. Kaleidescopika 8 p.m. $10-25 Chenango County Council of the Arts 27 W. Main St., Norwch (607) 336-2787 Kaleidescopika is a music and dance collaboration featuring Cordis and Lehrer- Dance. Contemporary quartet Cordis fuses contemporary music with sounds cre- ated with a combination of custom-made and traditional ethnic instruments. The group is built with a www.jerichoarts.com The Fabulous Moonlighters give an opportunity to dance, as well as listen to the old favorites of "In the Mood", "String of Pearls," "Song of India" and "Sugar Blues." Esquela 9:30 p.m. The Shire Pub 123 Main St., Delhi www.theshiredelhi.com Esquela is a six-piece indie/roots/Americana band featuring industry- veteran and original Georgia Satellites member Keith Christopher, John Finn and vocalist Rebecca Frame. Fun, festive, loaded up with rich orchestration and layers of harmonies, presenters said. Sat. 2/11

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