Shows
Mar 29 Sat 2025 |
Wet Dogs Brewing Lake Placid, Florida   |
7:00 PM | |
Mar 30 Sun 2025 |
Sunset Bar and Grille Sebring, Florida   |
1:00 PM | |
Apr 06 Sun 2025 |
Sunset Bar and Grille Sebring, Florida   |
1:00 PM | |
Apr 12 Sat 2025 |
2025 Heritage Festival Pearce Lockett Homestead Fort Basinger, Florida   |
10:00 AM | |
Apr 13 Sun 2025 |
Sunset Bar and Grille Sebring, Florida   |
1:00 PM | |
Apr 19 Sat 2025 |
Lake Placid Farmer's Market Lake Placid, Florida   |
10:00 AM | |
Apr 20 Sun 2025 |
Sunset Bar and Grille Sebring, Florida   |
1:00 PM | |
Apr 27 Sun 2025 |
Sunset Bar and Grille Sebring, Florida   |
1:00 PM | |
May 04 Sun 2025 |
Sunset Bar and Grille Sebring, Florida   |
1:00 PM | |
May 11 Sun 2025 |
Sunset Bar and Grille Sebring, Florida   |
1:00 PM |
Another Town Going Down
From my new album, Nobody’s Hero. A long wait on my motorcycle at a RR Crossing where no train ever came inspired this reflection on small towns across America.
Another Town Going Down – © 2023 BMI Ray Cerbone
Nobody's Hero
October 2024
© B Side Lake Music/BMI
~ Rob Carter, Random Routes KEOS 89.1 FM – Bryan/College Station, TX
How Much Time
July 2019
© Ray Cerbone Music/BMI
“Ray Cerbone’s How Much Time has been on heavy rotation…in my home, in my car, and on my radio show ALL YEAR! Great original songwriting bringing to mind Guy Clark, one of his (and my) heroes, illuminating the universal in the everyday and the everyday in the universal. Ray really puts these songs across, with expert playing throughout, and vocals that cut right to the heart of life, love, loss, and music itself. And the covers, he absolutely makes his own. We’re lovin’ him out here in Texas.”
Random Routes KEOS 89.1 FM
Bryan/College Station, TX
Around the Town Sounds KOOP FM Austin
Next To You
One of my entries in “The Tiny Desk” contest
A song about Love, Life and a Train.
Recorded live at B-Side Lake Studio by Lisa Schiffli
Hear All About It
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“This album is the second release from Florida based singer songwriter Ray Cerbone and it is a journey through a tapestry of different colours across the twelve songs included here.”
Review by Paul McGee
Dublin, Ireland