Neil Shah

About 2 years ago, I started playing pretty regularly at St Nicks Pub in Harlem–a historical jazz landmark.
From the outside looking in.
I’ve been busy with other musical endeavors and haven’t been playing there much these days. But over Memorial Day weekend I did show and decided to take some photos for the scrapbook.
Here’s […]

On Wednesday March 14th I’m playing a solo piano showcase, singing 9 new songs. The Cutting Room is an amazing venue for this kind of show since they have a really nice, and in tune, 7 foot Yahama grand piano. If you’re in town–please come to this show–I’m gonna play my ass off.
March 14 at […]

Dave and I got to the Galapagos Art Space early to soundcheck. Before the show we hung out with the “original roadtrippers” Brian and Mike, as well as Chrystal, Kassie, and Jenni—in one of the giant green RVs—a great way to get in the vibe of what Roadtrip Nation is all about. We did a […]

A friend invited me out to see Fiona Apple and Damien Rice perform in Central Park on Wednesday. David Garza opened up with a duo set, accompanied by a guy playing one of those mini keyboard that you power by blowing wind into (whatever its called–Mrs. Schell used to have one in elementary school music […]

The show last friday night at VoxPop was extrodinarily fun. From the moment I walked into the Flatbush coffee house, I was taken back to the shows I used to do in my teens in Northeast Pennsylvania. Fittingly, Mop Kid and the Bass Evans were already there, joined by the Hopple. Now that may not […]