TSQ LIVE Music: Neurodivergent Tour

Enjoy free live music on the Broadway Plazas.

Wild Horses is a band formed by neurodivergent musicians who developed their sound from the ground up through structured instruction, collaboration, and consistent rehearsal. Built on a foundation of inclusive music education, the group focuses on classic and pop rock songs that are widely recognizable and accessible to diverse audiences.

Their live performances reflect both musical growth and the belief that meaningful opportunities in the arts should be available to everyone.

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Dark Eagles is a neuro-inclusive led band shaped through hands-on learning, guided practice, and real-world performance experience. With a repertoire rooted in alternative rock and pop-punk, the band demonstrates how supportive instruction and teamwork can build confidence, musicianship, and stage presence. Their performances highlight the impact of inclusive music programs in creating pathways for artists of all abilities to share their work with the public.

The Speakers: Drummer Jordan Levy and saxophonist, guitarist, and singer/songwriter Geoff Coggeshall met at Lagond Music School in the historic Sunday Ten O’Clock Rock Band. They spent years in the trenches learning different styles of music and honing their chops, as teenagers do. In 2010, after a gig in Elmsford, they met legendary entertainer-extraordinaire Kerryn Prieto and forged an unstoppable trio.

After a brief hiatus post-high school graduation in 2013, the band reunited in the fall of 2019, with support from Lagond Music School and the Lasdon Foundation. They were determined to spread messages of hope and overcoming challenges, releasing new original music, rocking the house, and making everyone dance. In 2023, talented keyboardist Greg Levy walked into Lagond Music School looking for musicians to play with. The chemistry was undeniable, and they asked Greg to join the band.

The name The Speakers was initially chosen on a whim for a last-minute gig, but it has since come to embody a deep meaning for the project.

Kerryn explains: “The Speakers are speaking up for musicians with disabilities who are often overshadowed, shunned, left in the back due to their condition, not knowing the many talents we musicians with disabilities have to share with the world. Our job is to bring us to the front of the line.”

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Lachi is a world-touring recording artist, personality and award-winning social entrepreneur, who's collaborated with international brands and some of the biggest names in Dance music., landing her music on national charts. Recognized by the SHORTY Awards, Ad Age's Leading Women's list and the AfroTech Future 50, Lachi's advocacy has been featured in Billboard, Forbes, NY Times, ADCOLOR where she was named Innovator of the Year, and USA Today where she was named a 2024 Woman of the Year.

The host of PBS segment Renegades, and Founder of RAMPD, Lachi works to amplify identity pride, Disability Culture and inclusion in the music industry and beyond. Lachi is a Recording Academy Board Governor (NY), sits on several industry boards, and keynotes or performs at major firms, festivals, universities, and non-profits including the White House, Amazon, Google and many others

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