Lost & Found Album Release Party - Lucas Maehara Rotman
Lucas Maehara Rotman
"Lost and Found" Album Release Party
Friday November 7, 2025 at 7pm - 9pm
Doors open 6:30pm
Admission $20 Buy Now on My River Tickets
Brooklyn based singer-songwriter Lucas Maehara Rotman is a storyteller of the human experience. His lyric-driven Mosaic Americana blend the whimsical and the profound creating a sound as diverse as the influences that have shaped his journey. Each song resonates with the shared emotions and experiences that make us human. Lucas’ music connects hearts and souls through the expressive artistry of his poetic imagination, storytelling prowess and the intensity and playfulness of his live performances. Award winning songwriter, Lucas Maehara Rotman is excited to be releasing new music from his upcoming album, “Lost and Found”.
"A masterful storyteller with toe-tapping rhythms that delight listeners. Reminiscent of Bob Dylan bootlegs and early Tom Waits, his moody grooves and soulful sound resonates through his gritty, warm and unforgettable voice.” — River Reporter (Narrowsburg, NY)
The River Reporter presents 50 Years on the Beat! A Disco Anniversary Celebration
1975 - 2025
RSVP by October 30. Click here.
Buy Tickets Now on My River Tickets - $25 - $200
A Disco Celebration for the River Reporter Put on your dancing shoes and get ready to boogie! The River Reporter is turning 50, and we’re throwing it back to 1975, the year we hit the streets with our very first edition.Join us for a night of music, glitter, and community as we celebrate five decades of keeping the beat on local news. From front-page scoops to feel-good stories, the River Reporter has been your soundtrack to life in the Upper Delaware Valley. Now it’s time to party like it’s 1975!
✨ Disco vibes, black & white meets glitter and gold
✨ Cocktail attire with a groovy twist encouraged
✨ Music, dancing, and plenty of local flavor
✨ Celebrate our community’s stories — past, present & future!
Let’s honor 50 years of journalism, neighbors, and the stories that make this place shine. Because the news never stops — but tonight, we dance.