Get ready for an exciting week of music and film nostalgia as the Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame (LIMEHOF) presents two upcoming events that are sure to delight music enthusiasts and film buffs alike.
Event 1: Medicine Fish Live Performance
- Date: September 24, 3-4 PM
- Location: LIMEHOF Stage
Medicine Fish, a captivating music group that originally began its journey on Long Island in 2011, is set to take the stage at LIMEHOF. Known for their unique approach to music, Medicine Fish creates their sonic magic using only raw sound ingredients. Their music seamlessly blends genres, whether it’s an electrifying funk jam that’ll get you grooving, a foot-stomping folk n’ roll tune, or a mind-bending psychedelic trip. Their creed is simple yet powerful: “music is human, and so are we!”
The band members and their primary instruments are as follows:
- John Velsor: Guitar, Vocals
- Julian “Laserz” Maultsby: Bass, Vocals
- Ryan Griffin: Drums, Percussion
- James “The Hat” Messina: Guitar, Vocals
Medicine Fish promises an unforgettable musical experience that will leave you craving more. Join us on September 24th from 3 to 4 PM at the LIMEHOF Stage to immerse yourself in the raw and captivating sounds of Medicine Fish.
Event 2: Book Signing and Discussion with Steve Matteo
- Date: September 30, 3-4 PM
- Location: LIMEHOF Library
On September 30th, music journalist and author Steve Matteo will be at LIMEHOF for a book signing and discussion centered around his latest work, “Act Naturally: The Beatles on Film.”
Steve Matteo’s book delves deep into the Beatles’ cinematic journey, chronicling their iconic films, including “A Hard Day’s Night,” “Help!,” “Magical Mystery Tour,” “Yellow Submarine,” and “Let It Be.” Matteo explores the origins, filming process, and the passionate fan reception of these films, offering a comprehensive look at key phases in the Beatles’ career.
Matteo doesn’t stop at the films themselves; he also examines the subsequent releases, bonus materials, and the recent documentary, “The Beatles: Get Back,” directed by Peter Jackson. With an abundance of anecdotes, behind-the-scenes insights, and historical context, Matteo paints a vivid picture of this often underappreciated aspect of the Beatles’ creative legacy.
Whether you’re a devoted collector, a die-hard Beatles fan, or simply interested in the intersection of music and film, Steve Matteo’s discussion promises to be a captivating journey through time and music history.
Don’t miss out on these two fantastic events at the Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame. Mark your calendars, and we’ll see you there for an unforgettable celebration of music and film!
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