stephanie schneiderman upcoming shows:
valentine’s concert live stream
THURSDAY | FEBRUARY 10 | 7:00PM
Join Tony Furtado and me once again from our living room for a livestream Valentine’s concert! We are excited to welcome back one of our favorite musical guests, Casey Neill who combines high energy rock with haunting lush acoustic reveries built around melodic narrative songwriting. Sponsored by Deans Sweets and Balboa Winery.
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thursday nights live
LIVE CONCERT SERIES 2022
Since the onset of the pandemic, Stephanie and her husband Tony Furtado have been streaming live concerts from their living room in a series they call “Thursday Nights Live” featuring folk/Americana/pop/soul inspired original songs. Both veteran musicians, each with their own solo career and over 30 albums between them, they’ve created a concert series that engages their community of musicians and reconnects them with their fan-base from all over the world.
“Originally we started this series as a way to compensate lost income from all of our gigs/tours that have been cancelled. All of the musicians we know are in the same boat… it’s turned into a really interesting and creative way to stay connected to our friends and to invite fans into the party. We never imagined having a trumpet, lap steel or accordion playing in our window but it’s been a beautiful thing.”
thursday nights live
HOLIDAY EDITION
Thursday | December 16 | 7:00pm
Tony Furtado and I are excited to once again host a concert from our living room, featuring a lively traditional Irish trio led by Cary Novotny and acclaimed poet Scott Poole who will recite a holiday poem from the window. Thanks to Jefferson Public Radio for presenting the show and to sponsors Capitola Coffee, Cooperativa, Bull Run Distillery and Alibi Ale Works for providing swag for us and our guests!
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peninsula art center show
WITH LIMITED TICKETS AVAILABLE
Saturday | October 23 | 4:00pm
Peninsula Art Center
504 Pacific Avenue North
Long Beach, WA 98631
Show starts early at 4pm and will be outdoors under a tent! Masks are required when not seated.
Tickets $20 | More information here.
livestream CD release show
WITH LIMITED TICKETS AVAILABLE
Saturday | October 16 | 6:30pm doors open | 7:00pm show
Tree Farm Building @ 850 SE 3rdAvenue
Featuring Tony Furtado on his many stringed instruments and Dave Jorgensen on harmonium and keys
Livestream: Facebook Live
Limited VIP Tickets: Brown Paper Tickets
Stephanie Schneiderman is set to release her first solo album in 9 years. To celebrate, the Portland album release party, once a fully in-person affair, will be live streamed from the gorgeous and spacious confines of Portland’s brand-new Tree Farm Building, located in the Industrial District of Inner SE, overlooking the Morrison Bridge. A limited number of tickets are available but the concert will be streaming worldwide.
The album will be available for download via her Bandcamp page beginning October 1st.
city serenade
As a lead up to her CD release, and in true pandemic-era innovation, Stephanie will be playing three, unplugged sets at three iconic Portland locations– a series she’s calling City Serenade where fans can purchase the new album in person and hear stripped down versions of her new songs with the ambient city sounds as her backing band. Stephanie hopes to grow this idea into a movement of artists ‘singing the city back to life’ with city involvement and the eventual goal to raise money for Oregon Food Bank.
• Sunday, September 26that 1 pm – Forest Park (4009 NW Thurman Street)
• Sunday, October 3rdat 1 pm – Tilikum Crossing Bridge (on the south side of the bridge, facing Ross Island)
• Sunday, October 10that 1 pm – Albina Railyards (2405 N Albina, in the side lot overlooking Fremont Bridge)
thursday nights live:
LIVESTREAM CONCERT SERIES
Since the onset of the pandemic, Stephanie and her husband Tony Furtado have been streaming live concerts from their living room in a series they call “Thursday Nights Live” featuring folk/Americana/pop/soul inspired original songs. Both veteran musicians, each with their own solo career and over 30 albums between them, they’ve created a concert series that engages their community of musicians and reconnects them with their fan-base from all over the world.
“Originally we started this series as a way to compensate lost income from all of our gigs/tours that have been cancelled. All of the musicians we know are in the same boat… it’s turned into a really interesting and creative way to stay connected to our friends and to invite fans into the party. We never imagined having a trumpet, lap steel or accordion playing in our window but it’s been a beautiful thing.”
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