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Long Light: Live Music — Saturday, September 5 | 5–8 PM
Meet Us in the Long Light
Where: Art Omi
Extended Saturday Hours: To welcome in the summer months, Art Omi will be open until 7 PM every Saturday from May 23 through September 5, with free concerts in the Sculpture & Architecture Park on select Saturdays until 8 PM.
Event details:
- Date: Saturday, September 5
- Time: 5–8 PM (Doors open at 5 PM; music begins at 6 PM)
- Where: Art Omi (Sculpture & Architecture Park; concert will move to the Art Omi Studio Barn in case of inclement weather)
- Entry: Free. All ages. RSVP encouraged; walk-ins always welcome.
Join us September 5 for our final Long Light concert of the season featuring music by 95 Bulls, Dauber, and These People. Bites by Chatham Provisions, and beer, wine, and mocktails for sale in the Art Omi Cafe.
Long Light: Live Music will take place rain or shine. In the event of inclement weather the concert will be moved from the Sculpture & Architecture Park to the Art Omi Studio Barn.
95 Bulls are a Brooklyn/Queens-based band that blends garage-punk, psych, post-punk, and synth-wave into an electrifying sonic assault. Their approach is an unapologetic blend of driving, fuzzed out guitar, and searing-synth anxiety. They channel the raw energy of their DIY roots, while pushing the boundaries of modern rock.
Dauber is a rock and roll band from Hudson, New York. Like any good rock and roll band, Dauber is rough around the edges, but bursting with vibrant, uninhibited energy. This power trio serves up loud distortion, raw spirit, and infectious melodies in a way that feels primal, yet carefully constructed. Dauber is like a crude painter, daubing blobs of paint on canvas in a messy, yet deliberate burst of creation. Their debut album, Falling Down, was released on Recess Records in April of 2025.
These People is the solo project of Long Beach, NY producer, multi instrumentalist, and songwriter TJ Penzone. The project began after the breakup of his former band, Men, Women & Children (Warner Bros / Reprise Records). While the live lineup features a rotating cast of musicians, the songs are primarily written, recorded, produced, and mixed by Penzone, with additional instrumentation, production, and artwork by his brother Rick Penzone (Head Automatica, Color Film, Richard Flesh). These People explores themes of primal rhythms, angular guitars, synthesized overtones, and ethereal vocals. The upcoming album, "Anywhere Now", will be available everywhere Fall 2026 via Parallel Division.