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RXP’s Anything Anything Concert

We will be headlining the show January 22nd at The Studio at Webster Hall Studio.

Moonwork 11/21

We have something fun up our sleeve!  Come out to Greenwich Village for a night of music and comedy at Moonwork

Joe’s Pub Show 11/14

Come on out to the best little venue in all of NYC!
Saturday Night at Joe’s Pub, can’t beat it.
Get Tickets Here

PT Walkley is opening for Weezer on Halloween!

A Halloween concert at the Hammerstein Ballroom with Weezer, Matt & Kim and Pt Walkley!

The MetroPCS Masquerade with Weezer presented by 101.9RXP. This Saturday, October 31 at Manhattan Center’s Hammerstein Ballroom.

“Somebody” on Sundance

Watch the Sundance Channel and hear “Somebody” in the promos for the fourth season of the acclaimed “Iconoclasts” series. The promos will air leading up to the first episode in October.

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All Points West

At trailer at All Points West

The boys (Lizzy, Nicky, PT and Dave) after the APW Festival 8/02/09.

Rolling Stone

PT is listed as one of, “All Points West’s Best: 24  Can’t-Miss Sets”.

Rolling Stone

Justin.tv

Join PT and the band tomorrow at 2pm EST for a live web broadcast on Justin.tv.  Ask the band any of your burning questions or request your favorite song!

The Deli NYC

PT Walkley’s soft vocals make for an intimate musical experience. His debut album, Mr. Macy Wakes Alone is a charming medley of whimsical tunes that piece together to create an all-inclusive work. Sure the songs are great on their own, but the way Walkley molds each song together creates a perfect storybook… 

The Deli NYC

Other Music

We have always loved Other Music, whenever you go there you are bound to find something new and exciting.  The music is great the staff is great – it is a record store that stays on the cutting edge.  So we celebrated when they said they would carry LP’s and CD’s of ”Mr. Macy Wakes Alone” … and we went all out crazy when they reviewed the album.  

From sunshine pop to honky-tonk, skiffle to tin-pan alley to three-chord rock and roll, the group effortlessly and convincingly swings through it all, and centered around Walkley’s rich but raw singing, remarkably still sounds like a pop band rather than a manufactured studio project.  Fans of ’60′s/’70′s orch-pop, take heed, this is your man

Visit Other Music and read the full review!

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