Great South Bay Music Festival!

Miles to Dayton is proud to be back this summer at the Great South Bay Music Festival. Wow, 2013 has the potential to be the best fest yet!.  The m2d crew is going to be performing on July 20th at 7:50 pm sharp!  We are pysched to be a part of the Jambalaya Tent lineup on Saturday Eve....Heavy Duty Super Ego, Miles to Dayton, Jacks Waterfall, James Maddock and many others performing..  Should be a great time, hope can all make plans to join us for some fun on the Great South Bay.

Garden Stage: m2d and Robert Bruey

 Miles to Dayton will be performing at one of the best listening rooms on Long Island, "Garden Stage" in Garden City.  We are proud to be sharing the bill with our great friend, singer songwriter Robert Bruey.  It will be a night to remember.  For those of you who dig the intimate, folky, rootsy m2d performances, this will be a gig not to miss. Expect some great collaboration too, we love jamming with Mr. Bruey and Miss Dana.

m2d Feature story - AcousticLive.com

 
Check out the article covering "Miles to Dayton" in the March Edition of AcousticLive.com.  Thanks to Richard Cuccaro for the great write up and for being so engaged in our story.  Hope you enjoy it!

m2d Live NOFO Review: AllAboutJazz

North Fork Rock and Folk Festival: The Dirt Farmer Band, Miles to Dayton, The Second Hands, Cutchogue, New York, August 19, 2012
by Mike Perciaccante
http://www.allaboutjazz.com/php/article.php?id=42843

Excerpt........

Miles To Dayton was up next, with a set that featured the Irish folk-influenced "Firefly" from Pass It On (CDBaby, 2011). The audience—spread out across the patio and Great Lawn near and around the winery's gift shop and tasting room—quickly got on its feet and danced the afternoon away to the band's rocking, soulful rhythms. The group's thirteen-song set leaned heavily on the songs from the album, including the set-opening "Great South Bay," "The Getaway," "Play The Fool," "Pass It On," "Deep Underground," "On Your Mind," and the set closer, "Oh, Ruby!".  One of the many highlights was "Therapy," which effortlessly morphed into Buffalo Springfield's "For What It's Worth." Additionally, M2D—as the group is known to its many fans—including vocalist Krista Preddice, husband/multi-instrumentalist Jonathan, bassist Dave March, violinist Leanne Strom and drummer Brian Kroll, knocked it out of the park with a spine-tingling and jaw-dropping version of U2's "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For" and a cover of Bob Dylan's "I'll Be Your Baby Tonight." With strong vocals, lush harmonies, a unique melding of styles and stellar musicianship, M2D's performance was top-notch.