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Marty O'Reilly at The TileWorks

Marty O'Reilly at The TileWorks

STAGE UNITED PRESENTS
A NIGHT OF SONG  in the BIG ROOM
at THE TILEWORKS

MARTY O'REILLY
and special guest YURI GOHEN
This is a celebration of powerful, hand crafted songs from artists near + far.

On 11.07.26, enjoy the songs and stories of Marty O'Reilly + Yuri Gohen with special guest host, Joe Montone.

DOORS: 6:30PM

Delicious snacks and sips will be served.

MARTY O'REILLY
Marty O’Reilly crafts timeless music that’s raw, soulful, and deeply rooted in Americana. Inspired by legends like Woody Guthrie, Howlin’ Wolf, and Sister Rosetta Thorpe, his sound captivates and connects. Known for his cathartic live performances, ranging from soft and haunting to wild and electric, Marty’s songs delve into love, loss, and connection. Over years of relentless touring, he’s built a dedicated following, performing with artists like Shakey Graves and at festivals like Bottlerock. Honest and real, Marty’s music stays with you long after you hear it.

YURI GOHEN
Yuri Gohen is a singer, guitarist, banjoist, writer, and archivist of traditional folksong.

Inspired by diverse works, from the Harry Smith Anthology to the freak-folk of Michael Hurley, his 2025 full-length Who Killed Cock Robin has been called “a statement of intent from an artist clearly operating at the height of his considerable powers”.

Yuri aims to showcase the relevance of folksong to the modern world; both as an invaluable record of our shared history and as the fluid wellspring from which our shared present flows. Yuri Gohen will be hollering John Henry from the mountain until the day he dies.

JOE MONTONE
Joe Montone has been writing songs and immersed in music for over half his life. He is also the Founder of Stage United -- a Bucks County based nonprofit inspiring communities through greater access to live concert experiences.

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