Port Chester, NY’s The Capitol Theatre will host Especially Everyone, a night celebrating neurodiversity, live music and connection on Saturday, October 10. The EE Ensemble, a high-energy funk and jam-approved outfit featuring neurodivergent and neurotypical musicians, will serve as the evening’s house band and Oteil Burbridge, Jennifer Hartswick and Karl Denson are among the guest musicians slated to join the festivities. Landing on World Mental Health Day and World Inclusion Day, The EE 2026 Fall Experience is described as “a concert that makes a statement: music is a right, not a privilege and everyone belongs in the room” and “a show built to break down barriers so everyone has the opportunity to connect to and through live music.”
The event will be co-presented by FECA and Pathways and co-produced with G4D Productions and The Capitol Theatre, in partnership with Come Together, Foundation For Social Connection Action Network and Artist For Action.
Burbridge is currently on the road with Oteil & Friends and will appear at Nantucket, MA’s The Muse this evening. While performing at Asheville, NC’s French Broad River Brewery this past Sunday, August 2, the bassist also welcomed his old Aquarium Rescue Unite drummer Jeff Sipe, who lives in the area, to the stage for ARU’s “Time Is Free.” Joey Remillard from Strictly Liquid also joined the festivities.
