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Live Music View - "The show will include all the great Bon Jovi hits. I know it's going to be great," Figurido told Hamptons.com.

Live Music View - "Some artists have a process where they develop musically while others have an epiphany and that's what happened to me. I was very causal about the piano until I heard this Count Basie record," Carmichael told Hamptons.com.

Live Music View - "I am excited to bring OptoSonic Tea's sensory extravaganza out East to the Parrish," said Corinne Erni, Senior Curator of ArtsReach and Special Projects. "It is a collective experience of wonder that will allow visitors to interact with one other and the artists, and to literally see the Parrish in a new light."

Live Music View - "It's an incredible experience - being immersed in live music at every turn. Sag Harbor is a vibrant community and the festival really shines a spotlight on that," Kelly C. Dodds, Festival Founder, shared.

Live Music View - "We will be playing reverence to the music of Humble Pie," Dave "Buckets" Colwell told Hamptons.com.

Live Music View - "The show will be a mix of classic Broadway shows and some Cole Porter standards," Ottati relayed.

Live Music View - "I wished to tell a story that had Shakespearean actors and opera singers. So we [Andrew and I] decided on 'Othello' because a lot of its themes are very relevant today," Ashely Bell told Hamptons.com.

Live Music View - "The sounds of the piano touches all souls," Liliane Questel told us.

Live Music View - "We have a basic song list, but we go with what we feel like playing for the audience," Weiskopf told us.

Live Music View - "This really is an honor to be in this room," lead singer Marcus Mumford told the crowd.

Live Music View - "Supporting an organization that brings the love of the written word to people is gratifying," Cox told us.

Live Music View - According to Charlie Canavan, "I have worked on a number of events like this in the past, and when we heard the park needed to raise funds for swings and other equipment, it seemed like a great idea to throw a party there with a concert on the hill."

Live Music View - "They are smart. Sag Harbor is my home town, they [the Bay Street audience] are New Yorkers and Long Islanders, they are really smart and they are the ones who respond to my work the best," Mizrahi said about performing at Bay Street.

Live Music View - "We have been playing for sixteen years. When we started out we were focused on traditional classical music. That changed when we were actually inspired by music that was recorded in New York over 100 years ago by the masters of Klezmer music," Rande told Hamptons.com.

Live Music View - "The first song I wrote, I just felt like I had expressed myself more honestly in a three minute song than I did in any of the six screenplays I've written or the paintings I painted. It was incredibly cathartic," Radin told us.

Live Music View - "He played one chord on the guitar and it was all over," Pat Benatar told us about meeting Neil Giraldo.

Live Music View - "Merging my two cultures [French and American] … It has been described as American Modern Dance with a European touch. The work is always inspired by many other artistic influences edgy, yet elegant," Pascal Rioult told us.

Live Music View - "In workshops we built the characters and I enjoyed helping by creating some of the words to the songs especially the song I'm Here," LaChanze said about The Color Purple.

Live Music View - "I remember this gig we did in England when our first album was on the rise and we had given out all our complimentary tickets and then our friend Reggie wanted to get in, so we had him carry our equipment in pretending to be part of our crew, of course Reggie was Reggie Dwight who is now known as Elton John," Hutton told us.

Live Music View - "We really value the beauty of connecting with smaller audiences and going back to our roots, and it's great to have the opportunity to do both of these things," said Mumford & Sons.