New website, a bunch of concert appearances, and some new videos

Monday, July 23, 2018

Come hear me play! Why would you?

(sorry...I meant "wouldn't")

Well, the best way to keep track of my whereabouts is through my website, www.sethkibel.com, which recently received acomplete overhaul! New design, new videos, updated calendar, etc. Now you can find out more about me without looking at a site that looks like it was designed in 2004.

Here are some performance highlights for this week:

Wednesday, July 25 -- Riversdale House Museum

Outdoor concert with the Seth Kibel Quintet

4811 Riverdale Road

Riverdale, MD 20737

301-864-0420

7 to 8 pm

free!

With Sean Lane on piano, Bob Abbott on bass, Nick Ruggieri on drums, and Flo Anito on vocals. If it rains (pretty likely, methinks!), we just go inside the mansion!

FB Event page, so you can keep the Russians apprised.

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Thursday, July 26 -- United States Botanic Garden

Outdoor concert with the Seth Kibel Quartet

100 Maryland Avenue, SW

Washington, DC 20001

202-225-8333

5 to 7 pm

free!

With Sean Lane on piano, Russell Rodgers on bass, and Nick Ruggieri on drums. In the National Garden Amphitheater, but if it rains, we go indoors to the Conservatory Garden Court.

Let Mark Zuckerberg know you plan to attend.

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Saturday, July 28 -- The Casa Phoenix

Seth Kibel & Flo Anito

near Logan Circle

Washington, DC 20009

202-270-5048

7:30 to 9:30 pm

$25

Advance tickets are required! Click here to get 'em!

Vegetarian feast at 6:30 pm included in the price of admission. This is a fabulous and friendly house concert venue. Actual address revealed upon ticket purchase. Flo and I are gonna do some of our original music (including quite a few political songs!), some jazz classics, and a few other surprises (klezmer, anyone?).

Ya still gotta buy a ticket, but in case you wanted to make it "Facebook Official..."

Below is a video for a brand-new song that Flo Anito and I wrote together about the crisis on the southern border. It's called "Cages," and if you get a chance to listen, and possibly spread it around the interwebs, we'd be very grateful.