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    A Night to Remember: Randy Edelman Live at Lincoln Center – June 6

    AdminBy AdminMay 23, 2025Updated:May 23, 2025 Events
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    A Night to Remember: Randy Edelman Live at Lincoln Center – June 6

    There are concerts that entertain, and then there are evenings that stay with you forever. On June 6th at 8:30 PM, composer and storyteller Randy Edelman will take the stage at The Appel Room at Lincoln Center, not just to perform, but to share his heart.

    This isn’t just another night of music—it’s a journey through the soundtrack of our lives. From the triumphant swells of Dragonheart to the wistful beauty of The Last of the Mohicans, Randy Edelman’s music has underscored the moments we never forget. On this night, you’re invited to go behind the curtain—to hear those familiar melodies and the stories that shaped them, told by the man who lived them.

    Randy Edelman isn’t just a composer. He’s a musical historian of emotion—his scores have lifted blockbusters, stirred patriotism (Gettysburg), brought humor (My Cousin Vinny), and painted dreams (The Mask). Yet this performance isn’t about fanfare. It’s about connection. It’s about Randy at a piano, reflecting on the passions and people that shaped his legacy.

    A Night to Remember: Randy Edelman Live at Lincoln Center – June 6

    And if you know Edelman, you know this won’t be a quiet evening. It will be vibrant, full of charm, warmth, and the kind of laughter that only comes from someone who has lived a truly musical life.

    His close association with Americana shown in a song like Weekend In New England or score like Gettysburg will also touch this evening so close to Memorial Day.

    Presented by Let Me Help, Inc., this concert is also a benefit for Operation Warrior Shield, an organization that brings healing and support to veterans and first responders—many of whom carry invisible scars and Global Stress Initiative, a foundation that treats PTSD. Randy’s performance becomes a bridge: a beautiful night of music that uplifts, while helping others rise.

    John “SoHoJohnny” Pasquale, the heart behind Let Me Help, Inc., calls this more than an event—it’s “a moment of love through song.” And when you sit in that room, looking out over the city skyline with Randy’s music filling the air, you’ll understand exactly what he means.

    If you love film music, if you’ve ever teared up at a movie and wondered why—if you believe in the power of music to heal and inspire—this night is for you. Don’t just listen to the soundtrack. Come feel it live.

    Details:

    • What: Randy Edelman: Waltzing On A High Wire
    • When: Friday, June 6, 2025 – 8:30 PM
    • Where: The Appel Room, Jazz at Lincoln Center, NYC
    • Why: Because some nights are more than music—they’re memories in the making.

    Tickets available at: Jazz at Lincoln Center

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