Andy Ezrin And ‘Kosher Voodoo’W/ Oz Noy, Will Lee and Clint de Ganon.

The Andy Ezrin Band brings a rock/pop framework to New York City stages, including sets at The Bitter End. For this appearance, the group is joined by guitarist Oz Noy, whose fusion-influenced playing draws on jazz, rock, blues, and funk, and by bassist Will Lee, known for decades of studio and touring work and a long run in late-night television.

The Andy Ezrin Band is a rock/pop group heard on New York City stages, including sets at The Bitter End. Their shows often broaden into a musician’s jam-session format, as heard in appearances with guitarist Oz Noy, bassist Will Lee, and drummer Clint de Ganon.

Oz Noy is an Israeli-born guitarist and composer who has made New York City his base since the 1990s, moving between jazz, rock, blues, and funk with a fusion player’s instincts. A regular presence at Iridium, he leads projects like the Oz Noy Trio and the Oz Noy Organ Trio, and has shared bills there with artists including Wayne Krantz, Robben Ford, Brian Charette, and Shawn Pelton, alongside appearances tied to Les Paul celebrations.

Will Lee is a jazz-fusion bassist whose career spans studio work, touring, and long-running television band duties in New York. He is widely associated with the house band for David Letterman’s late-night programs, where his playing helped anchor a steady, adaptable groove.

Clint de Ganon is a Rock/Pop performer heard on New York City stages, including The Bitter End. He has appeared on bills such as “Andy Galore & Friends,” sharing the night with Andy Galore, vocalist David Mann, and guitarist Max Light.

Andy Ezrin is a New York City–based rock/pop musician who appears in club bills at The Bitter End, often in ensemble settings. He has performed with guitarist and bandleader Teddy Kumpel’s Freeball alongside Bob Stander, singing-drummer Josh Dion, and guitarist Oz Noy, moving between song-driven material and groove-centered improvisation.