Plan Bee’s 4th annual SunSet Music Series
Double Bill - Two performances in one night!

Interrobang Featuring Zach Jones / Chris Kuffner / Martin Rivas

Rebecca Haviland and Whiskey Heart

Come out to the farm and celebrate local NY artists in our elevated performance series.

Timing: The taproom will open at 12pm to start serving guests. The performers play a 90 minute set which starts 90 minutes before sunset. The artists starting time will fluctuate with the seasonal sunset. Last call for drinks is at 9pm.

Outdoor Stage: The concert takes place outside on our east facing Farmstand Stage. The mural on the stage was designed by artist Natalie Renganeshi to change visually with the setting sun. As you enjoy the musical performance, this visual art brings a whole new meaning to light show.

Seating: We have lawn chairs, picnic blankets & benches available for use but feel free to bring your own chair or blanket if you wish.

Tickets: Ticket sales support our artists & additional donations are welcome. Rain or shine event - if there is adverse weather, the music will move inside or under our new pavilion. No refunds or rainchecks.

About the Artist - Martin Rivas

Blending disparate elements such as ’60s soul, improvised sonic experimentation, and garage rock with a distinctly modern folk edge to create a sound that is both instantly inviting and exceptionally deep (avant-folk-soul, if you will), Martin's songs practically smile at you from the speakers. His lyric writing has served as his personal method of therapy for a few decades now, and it seems to be working, for him, and perhaps for the devoted listeners he has shared his music with over the years, because they ain't abandoned him yet.
Want to learn more about this artist? Visit Martin Rivas: http://www.martinrivas.co/

About the Artist - Rebecca Haviland & Whiskey Heart

Rebecca Haviland and Whiskey Heart, a roots rock Americana band based in New York, consists of bassist Chris Anderson (Martin Sexton), drummer Kenny Shaw (Dispatch) and B3 player Todd Caldwell (Crosby Stills and Nash).  Rebecca’s big vocals and intimate songwriting accompanied by her soulful band break new barriers with their unique form of Americana. After completing a tour opening for Martin Sexton in 2018, Rebecca and her band released two live albums.

Rebecca, the granddaughter of jazz musicians, got her start at a young age when her father started sneaking her into bars at the age of 13 to sit in with her uncle's blues band.  Her first album with Rebecca Haviland and Whiskey Heart, released in 2012, received awards in the International Songwriting Competition and Unsigned Only Competition.  After a year playing keyboards and guitar for multi-platinum selling pop artist Rachel Platten, which included television performances on Ellen and Good Morning America with performances across North America, Europe, Australia and Japan, Rebecca decided to head back in the studio with a collection of songs inspired by her travels and her love for American roots music. 
Want to learn more about this artist? Visit their website: https://www.rebeccahaviland.com/