Gene Casey performs an outdoor show. (Credit: Barbara Palumbo/genecasey.com)
Westhampton will be rocking and rolling later this month when Gene Casey and the Lone Sharks play their annual show at Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center. READ
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Gene Casey and the Lone Sharks perform at Jamesport Vineyard during the 2014 Winterfest.(Credit: Katharine Schroeder)
Gene Casey and the Lone Sharks have been rocking the East End for three decades — and there are no signs of slowing down. (more…)
Summer on the North Fork means trips to the beach, wine tasting, farmers markets and fresh strawberries.
But if you’re a fan of great local music, summer may also be synonymous with dancing the night away to East End rock and roll legends Gene Casey and the Lone Sharks at local bars and restaurants. (more…)
Credit: Katharine Schroeder photos
Gene Casey and the Lone Sharks drew a huge crowd to Greenport’s Mitchell Park Monday night, wrapping up another successful season of Dances in the Park.
Hundreds of people relaxed on the lawn and watched as many took to the stage, dancing to the wildly popular band.
The free concerts are held on Monday nights through the summer.
See our photos below. See you next year! (more…)
Hours after his Tuesday night show in Bay Shore wrapped up, Gene Casey pulled into his driveway at his one-acre Southold property, weary from the road.
He’d driven for more than an hour after the latest performance of his ubiquitous band, Gene Casey & the Lone Sharks. Now, after a quick run to the store for a bottle of white wine, he was ready for home.
Gene Casey (pictured above) and the Lone Sharks will perform at the Suffolk Theater on Thursday. (Credit: Katharine Schroeder)
Calling all cash-strapped North Forkers, grab your dancing shoes. Local rock band Gene Casey and the Lone Sharks will perform at a free dance party at the Suffolk Theater on Thursday night.
Gene Casey and The Lone Sharks, Bakithi Kumalo and Mambo Loco all graced the stage — even teaming up for an East End all-star encore, which included a cover of Santana’s “Oye Como Va.”