Premium Meet & Greet tickets for Bernie Williams and his All-Star Band just became available. By purchasing price tier tickets in the first four rows for $100, you have the chance to meet the Yankee outfielder, himself, after the show at the Paramount Theatre in Peekskill, NY.
Bernie Williams has always jammed out in the dugout or at practice. The truth was finally revealed with the release of his first album, The Journey Within in 2003. Naturally, his first album featured jazz, rock and the tropical rhythms of his Puerto Rican heritage. Much like his ball game skills, The Journey Within was also a success--reaching number three on Billboard’s “Contemporary Jazz Chart.”
Bernie Williams made it to second base with sophomore effort Moving Forward. Gathering a bunch of old buddies--Bruce Springsteen, Jon Secada and Dave Koz to be specific--Moving Forward debuted as Billboard’s number two Contemporary Jazz album in the U.S. Singles “Go For It” and “Ritmo de Otono” reached number one. Subsequently, the album received a Latin Grammy nom for Best Instrumental Album in 2009.
Back on the field, Williams will be recognized for his ball and bat talent with a Monument Park plaque.
Take a listen below to Bernie Williams, his All-Star Band and Richie Cannate performing “You May be Right” at Chris Noth's Koreatown club, The Cutting Room.
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