A cherished figure in the folk and Americana music scenes, John Platt is set to present a unique live performance event titled "On Your Radar" at The Landmark on Main Street in Port Washington. Scheduled for June 26th at 7:30 p.m., this one-night engagement will feature two exceptional local acts from Long Island: Miles to Dayton and The Cosmic Orchestra. Celebrating two decades of showcasing emerging artists, Platt has curated an intimate evening designed to highlight the creativity and talent of these performers.

An Evening of Musical Discovery in Port Washington

In a picturesque setting nestled along Main Street, The Landmark theater prepares to host a memorable night of music featuring two remarkable ensembles. This special event marks a rare visit by Platt's renowned series outside its usual home at New York City’s Bitter End. For this occasion, Platt has thoughtfully adjusted the format to provide each act with extended stage time, allowing them to fully express their artistry.

Miles to Dayton captivates audiences with their harmonious blend of folk, rock, classical, and funk influences. Anchored by Jonathan Preddice and his family members, the band delivers performances imbued with warmth and authenticity that resonate deeply with listeners. Meanwhile, The Cosmic Orchestra under the leadership of drummer Chris Marshak offers soulful reinterpretations of classic songs, creating richly layered sounds that defy easy categorization. Notably, Jonathan Preddice contributes his versatile musicianship to both groups, enhancing their synergy further.

This collaboration between Platt and The Landmark exemplifies the shared mission to support artistic growth within the community. Tickets priced at $35 offer value not only through entertainment but also via fostering connections between creators and enthusiasts alike.

From a journalistic perspective, events like these underscore the importance of platforms dedicated to nurturing new voices in music. By providing opportunities for exposure beyond traditional channels, initiatives such as "On Your Radar" help sustain cultural vibrancy while inspiring future generations of performers. As we witness firsthand how carefully crafted experiences bring people together around shared passions, it becomes clear why preserving spaces like The Landmark remains crucial for communities nationwide.