Fri
Jan 24, 2025
Split Bill
Main Stage

Bailen

No reservations
With opening act:  
Rebecca McCartney
Dining 5:30-9pm. Music 7pm

"Comprising twins Daniel and David and their younger sister Julia, this group has blood harmony by the bushel, and their three-part harmonies, which have been compared to The Fleet Foxes and The Staves, are beautifully executed."— EAST OF 8TH

Bailen
Jan 24, 2025
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Main Stage
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Dining 5:30-9pm. Music 7pm

"...Thrilled To Be Here, an LP steeped in classic rock and 20th century references: it’s impossible not to hear echoes of CS&N and Fleetwood Mac in their gloriously yelled harmonies...The vocal interplay feels laser-guided, ditto the production and arrangements. The power chords crashing in...latter-day Beatles filigree, are an irony-free trope deployed so expertly it’s almost comic, and no less pleasurable for it." - Rolling Stone


When they’re not touring or starring on London’s West End, twins Daniel (Bass) and David Bailen (Drums) are playing and singing in three part harmony with their sister, Julia (Guitar) as their band BAILEN.

As children, the siblings were soloists in the Metropolitan Opera’s children’s chorus. Childhood friend Pierre Piscitelli is the only “non” Bailen, but the band says they are working on the paper work.

The Bailens have written music for Sons of Anarchy, Victoria’s Secret, Paper Magazine, Marc Jacobs, Ansel Elgort and can be heard on Raul Midón’s album (Don’t Hesitate) with jazz legends, Dianne Reeves, Liz Wright and Richard Bona. They can also be heard on Jon Batiste and Stay Human’s 2011 release, “My NY.”

The band has cultivated a presence in London, where they have performed, recorded with Grammy winning engineer Ricardo Damian (Uptown Funk), and garnered a faithful following within the London folk scene. The group's three-part sibling harmonies have been compared to The Fleet Foxes and The Staves.

Rebecca McCartney (SHE/HER) is a singer at heart. since she was a kid. that’s just been it. she won’t stop.

she grew up in nyc surrounded by music and life and bright colors. she went through the necessary phase of wearing only ever all black.

she recorded her first album at 20 with her folk duo Garden Party (2020), which is made up of rebecca and Jakob Leventhal. they released it the first week of the pandemic. Score!

then she released her debut EP, How You Feel, about a lot of feelings. the moody indie jazzy sort. The feelings kept growing until her new ep, mindset, burst out. Take a listen over on that music page.

now she’s out there making new stuff for you. just for you!!! and booooyyyyy is it gonna be good. sign up to the email list to hear about it first.