Long Island Concert Calendar
Be the first to know when your favorite bands are coming to Long Island! Our new website features a music calendar that will be updated daily and will become the most comprehensive listing and ticket info for every major upcoming music concert taking place in Nassau, Suffolk, Queens, and Brooklyn. Want to get listed on the calendar? Click the button below to fill out the form and submit your event for inclusion on our Long Island Concert Calendar. Be sure to come back often and check out who’s playing where on Long Island!
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JOE Piket is a two-time finalist in the Long Island Music Festival and four-time winner in the Best of Long Island Entertainer of the Year poll. He’s been described as “a more edgy Billy Joel”, and “the Bruce Springsteen of Long Island” by local reviewers. Joe has appeared with such diverse artists as Chuck Berry, Leon Russell, Jason Bonham, Dee Snider, Johnny Maestro, Renaissance, Alive and Kicking, Randy Jackson, Damon Johnson, and even TV personality/performer “Uncle” Floyd Vivino. Most recently Joe and his band, The Storm, played to two sold out audiences at My Father’s Place in Roslyn, and they were were also honored to be the first band asked to perform on the new soundstage at the Long Island Music Hall Of Fame.
Rave reviews have appeared in Newsday, Good Times, and other print publications, as well as many on-line publications. You can read some reviews and see and hear his music, including music from the new CD, “ADULT THEMES”, at joepiket.com and all digital platforms, including iTunes, Amazon music, and YouTube.

Janice Buckner has toured throughout the USA and abroad as part of the renowned performing duo Sweet Rose Revue whose credits included over twenty states across America, the Whitney Museum of Art (extended concert series), the Nassau County Museum of Art (extended concert series), the QEII Ocean Liner, the Reichold Center for Performing Arts in the Virgin Islands, the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, and two European Tours.
As a solo artist, she is known for her silky voice accompanied by delicate guitar and bass playing (both electric and upright). Her cabaret performances feature original songs and poems, interpretive renditions of a wide pallet of genres, use of Sign Language for the Deaf (which she calls “Dance of the Hands”), and attention to choreography, lighting, and staging. Her goal is to create an aesthetic experience that captures the heart and touches the soul.