An evening with Arleigh Rose (Sister Sparrow)

Arleigh Rose Kincheloe has brought a new project to life with her brother Jackson. After being off the road during the COVID years, and becoming a mother of two, Arleigh has returned to songwriting and reemerged with a tight-knit band based in the Hudson Valley. This wealth of recent experiences, from the joy of procreation to the pain of isolation, brings a raw emotional bravery to her new songs.

For over a decade, Sister Sparrow & The Dirty Birds have been hailed for their explosive brand of modern soul, celebrated equally for their five studio albums and electrifying live performances. Arleigh grew up in an intensely musical family in upstate New York’s Catskill Mountains, co-founding Sister Sparrow & The Dirty Birds with her brother Jackson at just 18. The band made Brooklyn its homebase and soon earned a reputation as one of the hardest working outfits anywhere in the world. Playing upwards of 150 shows each year, the group sold out residencies, top festivals, and tours alongside acts including Allen Stone, Trombone Shorty, JJ Grey, and Anders Osborne. “Sister Sparrow, Arleigh Kincheloe’s nom de disque, is a soul queen,” raved The Washington Post, while The Baltimore Sun noted, “Arleigh Kincheloe has one of the biggest voices in the business. Prepare to be blown away.”

While her front-woman talents were previously credited to her alter-ego “Sister Sparrow”, Arleigh has now established her own, more personal sound. Known simply as “Arleigh Rose”, this project is an intimate offering of her old and new songs that will leave audiences with a deeper understanding of who “Sister Sparrow” really is.

Doors open at 6:30/Show 7:30

We offer a full bar and there is a restaurant (Shire Breu Hous)downstairs in our building.

Seating is first come - first served. A limited amount of table reservations are available for $20 with the purchase of 4 tickets. If you would like to reserve a table, you can call us at 413.659.6299