"Blow Yo Horn" Syreeta Thompson Trumpet Lady with Special Guest Mine Road

Saturday, May 14
All staff, patrons, and talent are required to wear a mask inside the theater. As of 2022, all staff, patrons, and talent must show proof of vaccination OR a negative COVID-19 test. Please see our Health and Safety page for more information.
In addition to preparing for a new music release, Syreeta currently serves as a committee member/Gala chair for Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts Young Patrons. Syreeta is often a red carpet guest within the Lincoln Center Community Galas as well as Hype Magazine Events.
Amongst Thompson’s other projects she remains focused on paying it forward to the next generation of female musicians with a documentary entitled Blow Yo Horn: Making Music In a Man’s World. This documentary profiles female musicians, music producers, instrumentalists, and songwriters who have yet to have commercial success.
Also performing at tonight's event is Mine Road, a band born thanks to our vibrant local musical network. Members include Bill Flemer, John Timpane, Guy DeRosa, Chuggy Carter, Michelle Klein, and James Popik.
In 2019, longtime multi-instrumentalist Bill Flemer launched a series of Monday night music evenings at The Peasant Grill in Hopewell. Eventually, Bill dragged Michelle Klein - owner and baker at the restaurant - out of the kitchen to sing. Soon, an early version of Mine Road, called Michelle's Blues Band, performed at The Peasant Grill and then landed a gig at Hopewell Theater as house band for Your Stage at Any Stage open mic events.
Drawing from various musical backgrounds and influences, the group enjoyed an immediate synergy, developing a repertoire of standards, blues, and torch songs with the occasional pop tune thrown into the mix. The band meets and rehearses regularly in an old farmhouse on Mine Road in beautiful Hopewell Township. Thus the name! There’s enough space to feel the music, and a friendly spirit you can feel on stage.
Get tickets to see the Blow Yo Horn documentary at HT here!
Get merchandise here!
All staff, patrons, and talent are required to wear a mask inside the theater. As of 2022, all staff, patrons, and talent must show proof of vaccination OR a negative COVID-19 test. Please see our Health and Safety page for more information.
- Music fans have been singing praises of Syreeta Thompson for over a decade. Thompson’s “Winner” and “Evolution of a Winner” both debuted #1 in both jazz and gospel charts.
- Syreeta is a graduate of Rutgers University with a Bachelor of Arts in Music and she holds a Masters Degree from NYU in film scoring, jazz composition, and arranging. She also has skillfully written six music curriculums for the East Orange School Districts and is a Master Music Educator with the New Jersey Education Association.
- Hear Syreeta Thompson - “Trumpet Lady” - perform live at HT with special guest Mine Road, featuring Your Stage at Any Stage host Michelle Klein!
- Advanced Ticket Price: $35-40 plus tax and fees
Day of Show Ticket Price: $45 plus taxes and fees
In addition to preparing for a new music release, Syreeta currently serves as a committee member/Gala chair for Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts Young Patrons. Syreeta is often a red carpet guest within the Lincoln Center Community Galas as well as Hype Magazine Events.
Amongst Thompson’s other projects she remains focused on paying it forward to the next generation of female musicians with a documentary entitled Blow Yo Horn: Making Music In a Man’s World. This documentary profiles female musicians, music producers, instrumentalists, and songwriters who have yet to have commercial success.
Also performing at tonight's event is Mine Road, a band born thanks to our vibrant local musical network. Members include Bill Flemer, John Timpane, Guy DeRosa, Chuggy Carter, Michelle Klein, and James Popik.
In 2019, longtime multi-instrumentalist Bill Flemer launched a series of Monday night music evenings at The Peasant Grill in Hopewell. Eventually, Bill dragged Michelle Klein - owner and baker at the restaurant - out of the kitchen to sing. Soon, an early version of Mine Road, called Michelle's Blues Band, performed at The Peasant Grill and then landed a gig at Hopewell Theater as house band for Your Stage at Any Stage open mic events.
Drawing from various musical backgrounds and influences, the group enjoyed an immediate synergy, developing a repertoire of standards, blues, and torch songs with the occasional pop tune thrown into the mix. The band meets and rehearses regularly in an old farmhouse on Mine Road in beautiful Hopewell Township. Thus the name! There’s enough space to feel the music, and a friendly spirit you can feel on stage.
Get tickets to see the Blow Yo Horn documentary at HT here!
Get merchandise here!