Palace Sessions Live Hosted by PhanArt and Mirth Films

PhanArt, in collaboration with Mirth Films, will host a hometown show at Albany’s Palace Theatre. This show will take place on Saturday, October 26 from Noon to 5:00 PM.

This hometown PhanArt event will feature the New Paltz band Kale and a DJ set from Sweeping Views, in addition to a great selection of art, for the October edition of Palace Sessions Live.

PhanArt and Mirth Films Palace Sessions Live Promo

This edition of Palace Sessions by PhanArt and Mirth Films will feature dozens of local talent and vendors. In addition, the event also features art by those from the greater Phish community across the country.

Palace Sessions is a series that features live music from regional and national talent. In 2020, The Palace Sessions was created to provide music and entertainment to the Capital Region while venues were still closed due to COVID. In addition to entertainment, Mirth Films and Albany wanted to raise money to support the theatre. Today, The Palace Sessions continues the tradition with performances in the lobby of the theater.

Kale is playing 2 sets in the afternoon, and guests can also expect music from Sweeping Views between performances. Kale is a band from New Paltz that specializes in genre-blending indietronica music. The band combines a love of energetic hooks, electronic rhythms, and soaring melodies to create something beautiful. Their music allows for deep exploration of the music cosmos, elevating the Palace Sessions Live experience.

Read our profile on Kale from this summer!

Featuring free entry and online viewing options, Palace Sessions is staying true to its roots of being accessible for all. For more info, visit here. Past Palace Sessions Live performers include Eastbound Jesus, Annie in the Water, Thomas Nicholas, moe., Moriah Formica, and more. To see past live performances, visit here.

The Palace Theatre is just a 0.5 mile walk down Pearl Street from the MVP Arena (where Phish is performing for three nights).

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