Jersey City singer-songwriter Gregory McLoughlin stepping out from behind the livestream for upcoming summer concert series gig | Testa
This will be a big night for the gregarious bass-playing singer/songwriter, and it couldn’t be more well-deserved.
“For years and years, I’ve lived here and there’s been a lot of outdoor events and I always go to them, but I was never invited to perform,” McLoughlin said. “This is the first time I was actually chosen by the powers-that-be to be a symbol of the music scene here, so it’s very exciting.”
McLoughlin and his band did play the Riverview Farmers Market back in 2018, and he’s performed at area clubs, but he’s best known for playing in his basement, livestreaming weekly to a loyal cadre of fans all over the country.
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UNPLUGGED: JC AT ART HOUSE PRODUCTIONS
Speaking of Max Feinstein, he will join Rob Janos, Rebecca McCarthy, Philip Nasty and Jacob Tremont at the Latest Noise’s monthly acoustic showcase, “Unplugged: Jersey City,” on Wednesday, July 17.
Art House Productions’ beautiful new theater at 345 Marin Blvd. provides an ideal setting for artists to swap songs, discuss songwriting, and preview new material. Admission for the 8 p.m. show is $15.
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