Don Ross and Julie Malía
Joe's Pub425 Lafayette Street, New York 10003
Don Ross and Julie Malía are billed for an evening at Joe's Pub in Manhattan. The available show information names the two artists but gives no performer roster, formation, repertoire, special guest, release, tribute, residency, or other program details. The performance is set for the venue's stage in its converted library space, where seating includes velvet couches and candle-lit tables, and photographs of Leonard Cohen and Amy Winehouse line the walls.
No biographical information about Don Ross or Julie Malía is included in the available materials. There is no supplied account of where either artist comes from, their musical background, recordings, collaborators, past performances, or critical reception. The show is therefore presented simply as a bill pairing Ross and Malía at Joe's Pub. The venue hosts three shows a day, serves dinner and drinks throughout, and has welcomed both rising artists and established performers making their U.S. debuts. Its sound has been engineered by technicians who have worked with John Legend and The Notorious B.I.G.; beyond that venue context, the available information does not describe what Ross and Malía will play together or separately.
The stage is set in a converted library space with a striped bar and photos of legends like Leonard Cohen and Amy Winehouse lining the walls. You'll find yourself seated on velvet couches or at candle-lit tables, close enough to hear every note from the back. The sound, engineered by technicians who've worked with John Legend and The Notorious B.I.G., is consistently ranked among the best in New York. Three shows a day, dinner and drinks served throughout, and a menu ranging from Italian small plates to craft cocktails; it's a place where music and conversation flow together, and where both rising stars and legends have made their U.S. debuts.