Live Music ∙ September 19, 2026 ∙ 8:00pm
Nancy Atlas: The Howl
A night this big deserves a little noise. The Howl brings together some of the East End’s most beloved musicians for a joyful, unpredictable celebration of live music, community, and the artists who make this place sing.
Live Music ∙ September 19, 2026 ∙ 8:00pm
Nancy Atlas: The Howl
A night this big deserves a little noise. The Howl brings together some of the East End’s most beloved musicians for a joyful, unpredictable celebration of live music, community, and the artists who make this place sing.
A night this big deserves a little noise. The Howl brings together some of the East End’s most beloved musicians for a joyful, unpredictable celebration of live music, community, and the artists who make this place sing.
The Howl Concert is a one-night-only celebration of the extraordinary musicians who have helped shape the sound and spirit of the East End.
Created by Nancy Atlas for her nonprofit, Atlas For The Arts, The Howl brings together an unforgettable lineup of East End musical legends, friends, and special guests for a freewheeling night of live music, collaboration, and community.
At the heart of the evening is Nancy Atlas alongside Johnny Blood, Brett King, Denny McDermott, Joe Delia, and Greg McMullen, with an exciting lineup of special musical guests joining throughout the night.
More than a concert, The Howl celebrates the vibrant community of artists who have made the East End such a remarkable home for live music while supporting the next generation of musicians.
Proceeds benefit Atlas For The Arts, the nonprofit founded by Nancy Atlas to support music, theater, and arts programming in East End schools. Through grants, scholarships, and partnerships with local educators, Atlas For The Arts helps give young people opportunities to discover music, develop their talents, and experience the transformative power of the arts.
Come howl with us for a night of great music, unexpected collaborations, and the unmistakable sound of the East End.
Learn more about Atlas For The Arts at www.atlas4arts.com.
