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Channels: Jeffrey Lewis
CHANNELS: JEFFREY LEWIS
CO-PRESENTED BY HUDCO
Saturday, January 10, 2026
8PM; Doors open at 7PM
HudCo
145 Palisade Street
Suite 200
Dobbs Ferry, NY 10522
Ages 12+
$35 Adult
$20 Student (21 and under)
Cash bar available courtesy of HudCo
“Weird? Very … but also downright inspiring” (****) – Rolling Stone
“Jeffrey Lewis is an amazing musician, and if you don’t know his songs you probably have a hole in your heart that can only be filled by his words … I did!” – Regina Spektor
Join RiverArts on Saturday, January 10, for an unforgettable evening with Jeffrey Lewis! Hailed as one of the most extraordinary voices in contemporary music, Jeffrey Lewis brings his sharp, urban brand of indie-folk storytelling to the Rivertowns on January 10, 2026. Presented as part of Channels, RiverArts’ new music series celebrating boundary-pushing creativity, this special performance showcases Lewis’s singular blend of humor, heart, and lyrical wit. Set against the creative backdrop of HudCo—Dobbs Ferry’s vibrant artist co-op and industrial-chic gathering space overlooking the Hudson—this intimate concert promises an evening as distinctive as its setting. A true force of nature, Lewis transforms the everyday into something funny, strange, and deeply human.
Don’t miss this intimate evening with one of New York’s most distinctive creative voices: a true original whose music and comix continue to capture the wonder, absurdity, and the beating heart of everyday life.
About Channels
A new music series that defies boundaries and celebrates the river as a means of travel, exploration, and a source of new ideas – Channels presents adventurous music in unique Rivertown settings. The mission of the series is to bring together artists and audiences in the spirit of connectivity and discovery, by taking advantage of one of the area’s greatest resources—its location.
About the Jeffrey Lewis
Raised on New York’s Lower East Side, Jeffrey Lewis is a songwriter, comic book artist, and pioneer of the city’s anti-folk movement. Originally an aspiring comic creator, Lewis began performing his witty, heartfelt songs at open mics, pairing sharp observation with unfiltered honesty. Over time, those songs became the foundation of a singular artistic voice — one that bridges storytelling, music, and visual art. He is, in fact, a consummate songwriter, his personal tales achieving a kind of universal resonance through their candor. Lewis’s performances mix humor, insight, and a dose of Lower East Side grit, inviting listeners into worlds that feel at once deeply personal and instantly familiar.
