This will be a very special concert in an intimate setting. Advanced reservations are strongly recommended, but not required. Please let the staff know that you are coming to hear and see the DeMeo Brothers Band when you make your reservations. Uncle Dennis and Uncle Peter will be back in town, and you know what that means boys and girls…The DeMeo Brothers Band will be rocking' the house down for round two !!!

The Oyster Festival, the East Coast's largest waterfront festival, returns this October for its 31st year, offering a fun mixture of new activities and old favorites that are certain to entertain the entire family. The Oyster Festival originated as a hometown parade honoring Theodore Roosevelt before evolving into the largest outdoor festival on Long Island, under the auspices of the Oyster Bay Rotary. Every year, more than 200,000 visitors flock to an Indian-summer weekend on the waterfront in downtown Oyster Bay – drawn by live entertainment, Tall Ships, top-notch artisans, pirate shows, midway rides, and the iconic oyster eating and shucking contest. And of course…the Food Court, where volunteer chefs and culinary pros work side by side, cooking and serving dozens of unique oyster, clam and other seafood concoctions along with traditional festival fare. This year I will be performing in front of Jack Halyards on South Street on Saturday Night October 18, then on Sunday from 11am-12noon I will be on Festival Main Stage/Food Court, and back to Jack Halyards Sunday evening 7-10pm. What a whirlwind of music . Come on and make your way over. Age limit: All ages

The Oyster Festival, the East Coast's largest waterfront festival, returns this October for its 31st year, offering a fun mixture of new activities and old favorites that are certain to entertain the entire family. The Oyster Festival originated as a hometown parade honoring Theodore Roosevelt before evolving into the largest outdoor festival on Long Island, under the auspices of the Oyster Bay Rotary. Every year, more than 200,000 visitors flock to an Indian-summer weekend on the waterfront in downtown Oyster Bay – drawn by live entertainment, Tall Ships, top-notch artisans, pirate shows, midway rides, and the iconic oyster eating and shucking contest. And of course…the Food Court, where volunteer chefs and culinary pros work side by side, cooking and serving dozens of unique oyster, clam and other seafood concoctions along with traditional festival fare. This year I will be performing in front of Jack Halyards on South Street on Saturday Night October 18, then on Sunday from 11am-12noon I will be on Festival Main Stage/Food Court, and back to Jack Halyards Sunday evening 7-10pm. What a whirlwind of music . Come on and make your way over. Age limit: All ages

The Oyster Festival, the East Coast's largest waterfront festival, returns this October for its 31st year, offering a fun mixture of new activities and old favorites that are certain to entertain the entire family. The Oyster Festival originated as a hometown parade honoring Theodore Roosevelt before evolving into the largest outdoor festival on Long Island, under the auspices of the Oyster Bay Rotary. Every year, more than 200,000 visitors flock to an Indian-summer weekend on the waterfront in downtown Oyster Bay – drawn by live entertainment, Tall Ships, top-notch artisans, pirate shows, midway rides, and the iconic oyster eating and shucking contest. And of course…the Food Court, where volunteer chefs and culinary pros work side by side, cooking and serving dozens of unique oyster, clam and other seafood concoctions along with traditional festival fare. This year I will be performing in front of Jack Halyards on South Street on Saturday Night October 18, then on Sunday from 11am-12noon I will be on Festival Main Stage/Food Court, and back to Jack Halyards Sunday evening 7-10pm. What a whirlwind of music . Come on and make your way over. Age limit: All ages

I am honored to be sharing the stage with one of my favorite guitarists, Toby Walker.

Friday, September 26th Doors 5:30, Show 7:30 Page One 90 School St, Glen Cove N.Y. 516 676 2800

Come on over and join us at our favorite place on Fire Island to play. The Tichler, Beal Adams Trio: Howie Tichler on sax, John Beal on bass and Melissa Adams on vocals, swapping sets with Jerry DeMeo on the beautiful Great South Bay.

TMJ is Tom Nyhus on vocals, Mike Jimenez on percussion & vocals and Jerry DeMeo on guitar & vocals

Come on over and join us at our favorite place on Fire Island to play.

For a tenth year in a row, on Monday evening, July 21, some of Long Island's top musical talent will gather at Eisenhower Park in East Meadow to perform the music of the late singer-songwriter-activist Harry Chapin, playing his songs for the cause to which he dedicated himself. It was on his way to perform at that stage that Chapin died in a car crash on the Long Island Expressway.

Entitled “Just Wild About Harry,” the concert, set to begin at 7:30 p.m., will include 18 Chapin songs, ranging from from his hits “Cat’s In the Cradle” and “Taxi” to fan favorites like “Flowers Are Red,” “Mr. Tanner” and “Mail Order Annie.” Artists slated to perform include Gathering Time, Frank Walker, Josh Joffen, MediaCrime, Wonderous Stories, Grand Folk Railroad, Rorie Kelly, Patricia Shih, Christine Solimeno, the Folk Goddesses, Friends on the Journey, Robin Eve, Katie Pearlman, and Sid Cherry. Nationally touring songstress Marci Geller will pay tribute to Pete Seeger with Harry's song about the folk legend, “Old Folkie,” and new to the show will be bluesy songwriter Jerry DeMeo and expatriate Long Islander Robin Greenstein.

The concert is free, but guests are encouraged to bring canned goods and other non-perishable food items for distribution to needy Long Islanders through Long Island Cares, the food bank founded by Chapin that works to relieve hunger on Long Island. Over the years the concerts have raised more than five tons of food and several thousand dollars for the organization.

Though Chapin died 33 years ago, his music and efforts combatting hunger have lived on, and the concert venue has been renamed the Harry Chapin Lakeside Stage in his honor. A commemorative plaque was dedicated in his honor at the concert in 2010.

A CD of the 2012 show and Chapin fan items will be available at the L.I. Cares Tent. Co-promoting the show will be the Folk Music Society of Huntington, on whose board Markus serves.

Guests should bring their own lawn chairs or picnic blankets to the park, which is located off Merrick and Stewart Avenues in East Meadow. The event is scheduled rain or shine, barring lightning storms. For information about summer concerts and other events, call (516) 572-0200.

Come on over and join us at our favorite place on Fire Island to play. This will be a very special evening with The DeMeo Brothers Band. Dennis, on guitar and vocals will be flying in from the West Coast, Pete on percussion and vocals, floating in from the Delaware River and Jerry on guitar and vocals will be rolling in from Huntington.

Come on over and join us at our favorite place on Fire Island to play.

Taste of the Town: Oyster Bay Extravaganza: Come join us outdoors in front of Jack Halyards for the kick off of Oyster Bay's "Taste of the Town". Rain or shine. If it rains, the partying will take place in Jack Halyards.

Michael the Molar Maven will be interviewing me on his radio show The St. James Infirmary. Michael will play tunes from my album, "Headin' East Headin' West" and, in addition, I will perform some unrecorded songs live.