Keyed-Up! ft. Stefano Doglioni & Co.
Lost & Found372 8th Ave, New York 10001
Keyed-Up! brings a live set to Lost & Found, billed as featuring Stefano Doglioni & Co. The listing does not name the other musicians or specify an instrument lineup, repertoire, guest spot, release, tribute, or other theme for the evening. It does place the date at Lost & Found, the Chelsea bar whose regular music programming unfolds in the same unvarnished room as its barstools and small tables. The space has roots as Kastelli Cafe in the 1980s and sits near the former 30th Street rehearsal-studio district.
Beyond the billing, no artist biography, hometown, discography, past collaborators, or critical notices are supplied for Keyed-Up! or Stefano Doglioni & Co. What is clear is the format advertised: Keyed-Up! is the named act, with Doglioni and an accompanying group featured within the performance. Lost & Found presents weekly jazz sessions as a neighborhood gathering point rather than a formal concert hall, with musicians playing beside the audience. For this date, the available details leave the particulars of the group and its music open, rather than attaching unsupported claims about its sound or history.
Live jazz sets the rhythm at this Chelsea corner bar, where musicians set up right beside patrons in an unvarnished room shaped by decades of local music heritage. Formerly known as Kastelli Cafe in the 1980s, the space draws on its roots near historic 30th Street rehearsal studios, functioning as a neighborhood gathering spot rather than a formal concert hall. Guests drop in for weekly jazz sessions without paying a cover charge, pulling up barstools or claiming small tables on a first-come, first-served basis. The bar team turns out craft cocktails, draft beers, and simple snacks like grilled cheese and pretzels, while conversation flows naturally alongside the music.