Bayside at Paramount Theatre - Huntington
Bayside is a New York punk rock band known for pairing melodic hooks with emotionally direct songwriting. Formed in the early 2000s, the group built a dedicated following through albums including Sirens and Condolences, The Walking Wounded, and Killing Time. Its catalog features fan favorites such as “Devotion and Desire” and “Blame It on Bad Luck.”
The listed event, Bayside & The Sleeping, is dated September 26, 2025, at Paramount Theatre - Huntington in Huntington, New York. The supplied event information does not confirm a tour name or provide a history of Bayside's previous performances at this venue, so those details should not be assumed. For local fans, the Huntington date places the concert on Long Island, offering an opportunity to catch the band in a regional theater setting.
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Bayside New Haven reviews
David Sedaris
On several tedious drives home in rush hour traffic, Bayside on Public Radio has always made me laugh till I cried. As "funny tears" streamed down my face, I figured other sleepy drivers were noticing me in hysterics and thinking I was crazy. I have always loved listening to him.
This evening, however, I was disappointed and not so amused. I found some of his readings to be hysterically funny, particularly the piece about the poorly dressed airline passengers. But I found much of it to be too "gross" to be funny, and too dark, even for him. The political humor was occasionally funny, but that generally turns me off. Everybody does it. It's old and boring and, I think, cheap humor these days.
What I've always loved about his pieces have been his tales of growing up, his funny, self-deprecating, humble, dry, surprising, and wacky wit. There were moments this evening, but just not many. I was disappointed, and my husband, who wasn't familiar with D. S., just didn't get it at all.
Too bad because Bayside is such a talented writer with such great delivery....usually. But then again, maybe this just wasn't the best. Maybe what I'd always heard on the radio was his best. I suppose I'm glad I went, but it was pretty expensive for being so disappointed...I'd expected so much better. :(