For the first time in quite a while, Seanie Vaughan steps onto the stage alone. No band. No noise. Just the songs as they were written — raw, intimate and unfiltered.

This special solo acoustic performance takes place at the historic Howland Cultural Center in Beacon, New York — a beautifully restored 19th-century building renowned for its stunning acoustics, stained glass windows and intimate atmosphere. Originally built in 1872 and designed by Richard Morris Hunt, the venue has become one of the Hudson Valley’s most unique spaces for live music and the arts.

Known for powerful full-band performances and cinematic indie-folk soundscapes, Seanie’s solo shows offer something entirely different — stripped-back versions of fan favourites, unreleased songs, stories from the road and the kind of connection that only happens in a room built for listening.

If you’ve seen Seanie with a band before, this will feel like seeing the songs under a different light. If you haven’t, there may never be a better way to experience them.