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It Will Be a Summer of Music at Canoe Place Inn

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Aimee Mann performs at Canoe Place Inn on June 12. COURTESY CANOE PLACE INN

Aimee Mann performs at Canoe Place Inn on June 12. COURTESY CANOE PLACE INN

Buena Vista Social Orchestra performs at Canoe Place Inn on July 24. COURTESY CANOE PLACE INN

Buena Vista Social Orchestra performs at Canoe Place Inn on July 24. COURTESY CANOE PLACE INN

Graham Nash AMY GRANTHAM

Graham Nash AMY GRANTHAM

Mark Normand

Mark Normand

Guster/The Mountain Goats perform at Canoe Place Inn on August 3. ALYSSE GAFKJEN

Guster/The Mountain Goats perform at Canoe Place Inn on August 3. ALYSSE GAFKJEN

Rufus Wainwright performs at Canoe Place Inn on August 9. JULIEN 
BENHAMOU

Rufus Wainwright performs at Canoe Place Inn on August 9. JULIEN BENHAMOU

Steel Pulse performs at Canoe Place Inn on June 29. COURTESY CANOE PLACE INN

Steel Pulse performs at Canoe Place Inn on June 29. COURTESY CANOE PLACE INN

authorStaff Writer on Apr 4, 2025

This summer, a series of concerts in the Grand Ballroom at Canoe Place Inn will join the legendary names of the past for a summer of music, conversation and laughter in Hampton Bays.

“We are thrilled to have such an extraordinary lineup,” says Matthew Kristan, general manager of Canoe Place. “This series perfectly reflects our centuries-long commitment to offering unmatched experiences for our guests. Last summer, Jeff Goldblum and comedian Mark Normand selling out told us the Hamptons wanted even more, and with the help of NYC’s Murmrr Presents this is going to be a really special summer.”

The summer series kicks off June 8, with the Gipsy Kings. Then continues throughout June, July and August with Aimee Mann, Steel Pulse, Graham Nash, Trevor Hall, Buena Vista Social Orchestra, Guster and The Mountain Goats, Rufus Wainwright and returning comic Normand. Murmrr Founder Brian Kelly is based in Brooklyn, but brought acts like John Mulaney and Laufey to Montauk Point Lighthouse last summer for charitable events.

“We set out to create something truly special for Canoe Place this summer,” he said. “There’s an intimacy to all the spaces here. So we can provide an experience that’s unique and stays with you,” he added.

Kelly also says contemporary performers love Canoe Place, which in decades past, has seen Duke Ellington, Count Basie, Led Zeppelin, Billy Joel and Lucille Ball all drop in.

“Canoe Place Inn is unlike any other venue. Rich in history but with state of the art sound and lighting, artists like performing here,” he said. “It’s a one-of-a-kind space. We are making this the hub of entertainment on the East End.”

In 2024, Murmrr Presents brought that rich history back to life at Canoe Place with Jeff Goldblum and his jazz band Dark Star Orchestra which transported audiences to another realm. Grace Potter also electrified the crowd, Stella Cole wove timeless magic and Mark Normand shook the rafters with laughter.

Here are the 2025 summer performances. Additional shows will be announced.

Gipsy Kings – Sunday, June 8

Aimee Mann – Thursday, June 12

Steel Pulse – Sunday, June 29

Graham Nash – Thursday, July 10

Trevor Hall – Sunday, July 20

Buena Vista Social Orchestra – Thursday, July 24

Guster/The Mountain Goats – Sunday, August 3

Rufus Wainwright – Saturday, August 9

Mark Normand – Thursday, August 14

Tickets for all shows are available at murmrr.com. Canoe Place Inn is at 239 East Montauk Highway in Hampton Bays.

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