He is also an award winning film director and cinematographer, and just a few years ago founded the Jersey City based multi-media production company Capacity Images.Ĭhris was born in Hoboken, New Jersey, and was raised in Northwestern New Jersey before returning to the Hudson county area. Only the Wild Ones, Time Served, Midnight Lorry, Bang Bang, Beto, Windy Like, Flying Horses, Painted Yellow Lines, Rice Water, Fallin’, Curse + Crush, Open Up, Fly With Me, Bats in the Belfry, Be Gone, Out LoudĬhris Capaci is a live music photographer as a main focus, but spends time shooting cocktails, events, head shots, portraits, and just about anything else he can find time to frame up. Their blend of folk, indie rock, funk and reggae combined with their ability to just downright jam out is a perfect addition to the outdoor music scene the park is hosting this season. And now, seven years after the break ended in 2011, they are a part of The City Parks Foundation’s illustrious SummerStage line up. All of the money raised from those ticket sales went directly to charities that are fighting disease, famine and social injustice. The band reminisced on stage about the early years at the former lower Manhattan venue “The Wetlands.” In the summer of 2007, during their hiatus, Dispatch sold out Madison Square Garden for three consecutive nights. On the evening of Wednesday, July 18, Dispatch, joined by Nahko and Medicine for the People and singer-songwriter Raye Zaragoza, took the stage in Manhattan’s Central Park for the first of a two-night stand. Brad Corrigan, Chad Stokes and Pete Francis formed Dispatch over twenty years ago and have been no strangers to New York City over the last two decades.

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