Storytellers-Robert Bruey, Inda Eaton, Julie Sheehan and Fred Raimondo Live at Rothman's Gallery

Come spend the afternoon as Songwriters Robert Bruey, Inda Eaton, Fred Raimondo and Poet Julie Sheehan bring their songs, stories and poetry to Rothman's Gallery on Sunday April 22nd from 4-6:30. Inda Eaton a songwriter and powerful performer from Amagansett and poet Julie Sheehan join Southold's Robert Bruey and Fred Raimondo for the third in the series of performances at the iconic Rothman's Gallery.

Ms. Eaton will be performing material from her upcoming CD, Go West which will be released on June 15th. She is an accomplished singer-songwriter with a knack for creating crafty hooks, meaningful lyrics and killer harmonies that have won her a loyal fan base worldwide.Her live shows have made her a staple for four years running at Rock & Roll Marathons™ around the country and festivals like the Tempe Music Fest and Gateway’s™ Saturday in the Park.

JULIE SHEEHAN’s three poetry collections are Bar Book: Poems & Otherwise, Orient Point and Thaw. Her honors include a Whiting Writers’ Award and NYFA Fellowship in
Poetry. Her poems have appeared in many magazines and anthologies. She teaches in the MFA program at Stony Brook Southampton.

Singer-songwriter and finger-style guitarist
Robert Bruey grew up in rural New
England and lives on Long Island’s. North Fork.
His roots and how they have helped to shape
him are reflected in the original music on his
recently released CD, 'Silver Burning Sky',
and are even more evident during a live
performance. Robert Bruey’s music is honest
and real, raw and meaningful, gritty and
naturalistic.

Fred Raimondo’s original music has
been described as “compelling,” “raw”
and “ totally original yet, hauntingly familiar.” As a member theoriginal acoustic act Damaged Goods he
recorded two albums, Roads and Beyond
Repair. Originally from Port Jefferson, he
has performs locally at clubs, wineries,
 and theaters with Damaged Goods and his band, The Bredfrys.