Lawrence - Staycation
About This Event
Lawrence, the New York City pop-soul outfit led by siblings Clyde and Gracie Lawrence, brings its rhythm-forward ensemble sound and tight vocal interplay to Brooklyn Paramount for "Staycation." Their performances favor precision and groove; the bill also includes rock-pop songwriter Sam Greenfield, whose work leans on concise songwriting and band-driven energy.
About Staycation
“Staycation” at Brooklyn Paramount frames the idea of a vacation without departure as a working New York condition: time off measured in subway stops and day-trip distances. Siblings Clyde and Gracie Lawrence lead their eight-piece band through Hip-Hop/R&B‑leaning pop-soul built on close vocal exchange and tight rhythm. The program also lists Lawrence Henry Gowan, a Canadian singer-keyboardist known for his long association with Styx, adding a second, contrasting “Lawrence” to the night. In a city that often treats leisure as another kind of scheduling, the title lands as a quiet cultural comment.
About the Artists
Lawrence
Lawrence Henry Gowan, known onstage as Gowan, is a Canadian singer and keyboardist whose work sits between pop songwriting and progressive-rock structure. He later became the vocalist and keyboardist for Styx, a role that has kept him in steady circulation between solo material and band repertoire.
Lawrence (band)
Lawrence is a U.S. rock/pop and pop-soul group anchored by New York City siblings Clyde and Gracie Lawrence, who began writing and performing together as kids before expanding into an eight-member band.
Fastball
Fastball is an individual artist working in Hip-Hop and R&B, appearing in New York City lineups at venues such as Brooklyn Paramount. With a moderate Spotify profile and a following in the hundreds of thousands, their work circulates alongside contemporary pop-soul acts.
Sam Greenfield
Sam Greenfield is a rock and pop performer whose work sits between songwriting craft and band-driven energy. In New York City, he appears on stages like Racket NYC, where his sets lean on tight arrangements and direct vocals.