ARTS ON THE LAKE
Lake Carmel Arts Center
640 Route 52
Kent Lakes, NY 10512

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845 228-AOTL (2685)

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Pudding Street Band - Summer Concert Series #2

Friday, July 10, 2026 7:00 pm to 11:59 pm

 

Coming soon to Arts on the Lake

The second concert of the series brings a great band, the Pudding Street Band!

 

The Pudding Street Band grew out of a local jam session in Carmel. Dorian, Gary and Gretchen enjoyed jamming for a few years, and that evolved into a classic rock band that plays out at events, bars and restaurants. The band got its name from their rehearsal location at Dorian and Chris' home on Pudding Street.
Gary Brokaw plays passionate rhythm and lead guitar, and he enjoys a variety of musical styles. His wife Gretchen married him for his music and she keeps the rhythmic juices flowing in perfect harmony!
Then came Roberto Sicconi on bass who walks on stage with quiet strength and confidence. He plays with a rich, full sound, weaving five decades of devotion to his bass. His Ibanez bass and Mark bass amp breathe fire beneath the band, singing for him so he doesn’t have to.
Finally, they added Tommy Sochor on drums! Tommy is a stand out, self-taught musician and his musical range is eclectic. He is a recording artist that has played many styles with nationally renowned bands.
Dorian D'Ausilio is a singer and composer. She is a recording artist with an album and television credits. She plays guitar and is especially passionate about singing.

And the Pudding Street Band lives on...
 

 

Concert Information

 

This is an outdoor concert on our Boyd Family Concert Lawn next to Lake Carmel. Bring your lawn chairs or rent one of ours for $1.

 

The "doors" open at at 6 PM with music starting at 7:00.
Parking is limited so plan to arrive early and consolidate cars.

 

Tickets are $10 and are available on-line or at the door. Kids are free. Music is rain or shine! In the event of bad weather, the concert will be moved inside with limited capacity.

 

This project is made possible, in part , through the Putnam Arts Council’s Arts Link Grant Program with public funds provided
through the NY State Council on the Arts with support from the Office of the Governor and the NY State Legislature.