Brad Cole – Salon Stage

Complimentary with dinner.

Our Salon Stage provides complimentary live music while you dine. We feature local Hudson Valley and touring artists nightly — you may discover one of your new favorite artists. We prioritize seating for guests who are joining us for dinner. We also provide a Tap Room for enjoying a cocktail or beer while listening to the live music on our Salon Stage.

Reservations suggested; call 845-855-1300 to book your table.

The songs of Brad Cole address the ups and downs of the human condition with both wit and raw insight. His passionate and distinctive delivery of roots-based folk music glides on an eclectic mix of old school jazz, rhythm & blues and rock, moving listeners in a direction that is both unexpected, yet perfectly familiar.

A solid 12-years of touring has brought Brad to many notable stages and venues, including:
- Lincoln Center
- Wrigley Field
- City Winery (Chicago, Boston, Nashville)
- The Hotel Cafe
- The Ark
- Rockwood Music Hall
- The Cutting Room
- Landmark on Main
- The Steven Talkhouse

He has also performed at numerous festivals and toured the UK and Ireland. Cole has shared the stage with performers including Chris Stapleton, Ingrid Michaelson, Hothouse Flowers, Shovels And Rope, The James Hunter Six, and Dave Davies of the Kinks.

Cole’s recording career began in Chicago at Rax Trax Studios with his neo-ska rock band Treatment’s Musical Therapy in the early ’90s, followed by the rock EP The Second Story (1998). His solo albums include Highway 200 (2008), Exile (2010), and Down The Line (2012). Cole’s fourth full-length album, Lay It Down, recorded in East Nashville with producer Joe McMahan and a veteran cast of musicians, has received critical praise and is perhaps his most soulfully eclectic and cohesive work to date.

Cole cut his teeth performing in the Chicago club scene alongside artists that are part of the city’s musical legacy, including Junior Wells, Otis Rush, Uncle Tupelo, and the Smashing Pumpkins. His several Chicago-based bands include Treatment, The Second Story, Psycholove, and Check with Lucy.

His numerous side projects include the jazz/blues project Bossa Blue and the acclaimed trio Cole, Nakoa & Treacher. In 2016 his life and music became the subject of a short film titled Cole Soul by filmmaker Steven Weiss. In 2021 Cole launched his sci‑fi musical Songs From The Moon as a one-man show and as a podcast series. Currently Cole lives in New York’s Hudson Valley.