If you ever said “I wanna see you guys but I…”

 If you are broke…it’s free!

 If you don’t want to hear cover songs…it’s only songs by Coyote!
 If you feel like you are too old…it’s an early show.

 If you hate seeing bands in bars…it’s a Cultural Center with a swank auditorium and no alcohol is served.

 If you don’t like to walk much…it’s about a block from a train with an elevator.

 If you are a staunch republican…you should still come.

To the best of my knowledge, you only get one chance to play the Artists for Peace series at SGI’s NY Cultural Center; and we are the 100^th act to put our positive energy out in to the universe by playing this show for these dynamic and enthusiastic chanting Buddhists. We totally want you to come hear it!

This show is ENTIRELY FREE, its on 15^th St just off Union Square, and is at 7:30pm! If you’ve ever been like, “I totally want to see you play, but I just can’t do late nights…” or “I’m on the wagon, and you always play in places with alcohol…” then this show is for you. So come on down and share the love…the coyote love that is.

SGI’s NY Cultural Center.  Possibly also the place where the X-Men live.

Tues March 1st

SGI’s NY Cultural Center

7 E. 15^th St

New York, NY 10003 (between 5^th Ave and Union Sq. West)

Peace and love to youwooowoooowoooooooooooooo

team coyote

 

 

 

 

 

Coyote Love is the 100th Artist for Peace at SGI on 3/1

Any of you want to see a Coyote Love performance, early in the evening, downtown, in the most accessible location in Manhattan, in comfort, with great sound and where we only play coyote music, in a concert hall devoted to world peace and enlightenment…..FOR FREE?

We are so very proud to announce that on Tuesday March 1st, Coyote Love was chosen to play the 100th Artists for Peace Concert at SGI USA/NYC.  (The NY Culture Center, 7 E. 15th Street, New York, NY 10003 – bet. 5th Avenue & Union Square West)

This to us is a high-point in a year of high-points.  Both Rachel, and Kevin Harris (currently playing bass with us) are members of SGI, an empowering Buddhist organization, that I’ve only ever had great traffic with as well.  And Rachel and Kevin are in good company, some of the most noteworthy artists, and movers and shakers you know of are also Buddhists associated with this lovely practice and the organization that represents it.  That being said, the honor of being asked to play our original music, for anyone that wants to attend, for FREE ADMISSION, in their lovely hall in Union Square…was completely unexpected.  See below!

(FORWARDED FROM SGI-USA/NY)
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>On Tuesday, March 1st, at 7:30pm at the New York Culture Center, Artists for Peace will be presenting our 100th concert!  We are so proud to present at this special event, a most exciting and dynamic band, Coyote Love!

Founded in 2009 with the release of their self-titled debut CD, white boy from the ghetto, turned city boy in the country, turned Coyote Man, Hank Coyote, joins forces with British multi-instrumentalist and singer, Rachel Grundy to bring lush harmony, energetic live performances and old school entertainment value to the front of the stage, backed by a funky, NYC-based horn and rhythm section, including music director and alto sax supremo Sergio Bustamante and former Steel Pulse lead guitarist Moonie Pusey.   With a mission to make Music Every Day, Coyote Love is an army of positive vibes, music and passion.

You can learn more about Coyote Love and check out their music at www.coyotelovemusic.com.  

Our e-flyer is attached to aid you in kindly promoting the event-thank you very much!

We sincerely hope that you and your friends will join us for a great evening!

Artists for Peace<

Keep it Small, Keep it Local, Keep it Healthy

While the electric band is on hiatus for a few more weeks, the next three acoustic shows are hitting the bull’s-eye, when if comes to our mission. We’ve always wanted our music to be a soundtrack for people who want to create a sustainable society. And these gigs, coming up, are all about serving local community efforts.

This Wed, Sept 30^th we play our monthly 9pm acoustic set at Inwood Local. The plan is to pack the place! This little show has been lovely for us, and our community. In connection with it, we just had an amazing house concert at the home of Inwood resident, super-networker, and massage-therapist, Elizabeth Bower, to promote all things local in our neighborhood. Thanks Elizabeth! The food from our local restaurants and stores was amazing! And it was great to meet so many uptowners, and to learn about your lives. We’d love to see all of you there!

One of the wonderful business owners whose food we gleefully ate at the party was Lauren Skoulatos, from Inwood Gourmet. Having met Lauren at Elizabeth’s, I had an excuse to go and buy some of her amazing farm fresh cheeses, jams and one of the best iced-coffees I have ever tasted. While there, we decided to have a Coyote Love Acoustic show right out front of her door at 95 Cooper St, this Saturday, Oct 3 so that we can promote her store and our band! It’s about ½ a block from the Inwood Farmer’s Market (and basically behind Inwood Local, as well). We are playing from 11am-1pm so come and get your “foody” on while we serenade you for your positive choices in nutrition and music.

Finally, Oct 10^th and 11^th we’d like to invite anyone who can make it up to the Catskills, during this lovely fall season, to enjoy the sights, sounds, and farm-to-table delights of the “Taste of the Catskills” Festival in Delhi, NY.  BIG shout out to promoter/musician Todd Russell, coordinator and local food merchant Johan Shaw, and to Jay and Abby Wilson of Maple Shade Farm for successfully organizing yet another festival that brings local food, beer, wine, crafts, fun, and music to all who attend!

Wed Sept 30^th – Inwood Local – 9pm

Sat Oct 3 – Inwood Gourmet – 11am

Sat Oct 10 at 4pm and Sun Oct 11 at 1pm – Taste of the Catskills Fest 2015

Howl!

Team Coyote