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Lark Hall
Lark Hall is a historic performance arts, event and community venue located at 351 Hudson Avenue in Albany, New York. Located in the heart of Albany's Lark Street neighborhood, this 14,000 square foot building was constructed in 1916 by the Daughters of the Eastern Star as a chapter room, meeting space and performance hall, and has been recently restored to bring you unforgettable music and events for years to come!! Come join our Lark Hall Family!
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Midnight North never disappoints! Always a great show! Lark Hall was really cool, love the old venues. Great music, good crowd and a historic venue - perfect mix for a great evening!
Chris
First of all, Lark Hall is a great place for a show.
My first venture there was for the skeleton Crewe a few months ago. The show's opener was the Laura Leigh Band, from West Virginia. She was a little too country for my likes. But she had a strong following in the hall. Her opener was energetic, and they did a rousing rendition of CSNY's "Ohio." I see her as a strong up and comer.
Midnight North, from their opening note blew me away! I discovered two of their CDs a few months ago, and quite simply I have been obsessed with them. I can't get them out of my player! I have been following the Grateful Dead for the last 45 years, and with Grahame Lesh in the band, I had to check them out. I just didn't expect to get that hooked on them. Once hooked, I had to see them live.
All band members are proficient players. The original material is folk-based with a psychedelic twist, that I find engaging. Their show is consistently good, the additions of Cold,Rain and Snow and TLEO, for enough to satisfy any deadhead. What really surprised me was there a rendition of Turn on Your Love Light. Their keyboard player captured the essence of Pigpen. Skill of the players came to life as they captured the sound of the Grateful Dead, with a touch of the Allman Brothers circa 1974. Their own material, was outstanding. Their energy was enough to drive any crowd, which indeed they did. Seldom do I go to see any band more than once (with the exception of the Grateful Dead and Santana). This is a band that I hope to see it over and over again!

Fortunes500
The show was great. Very high energy, all the way through. The first time I have seen this band, surely not the last. Everyone is so good, and the fit together perfectly.






