Joe D'Urso

Joe D'Urso has released 16 records since 1991 and Joe performed in 27 countries. With his band Stone Caravan - an Americana, Jersey Shore, Rock & Roll band - he has created a worldwide grassroots network of fans. His catalog of music is released on his own label, SCR/Schoolhouse Records.

In addition to his music, D'Urso remains true to an ideal inspired by the late Harry Chapin: that it is essential to help the less fortunate. He currently sits on the board of directors for The Light of Day Foundation, which raises awareness and funds for Parkinson's disease research. He also sits on the board of WhyHunger and is a founding member of Artists Against Hunger and Poverty. Additionally, Joe is a member of the Dan Sullivan Foundation, which raises money for college scholarships and medical hardship relief.

Joe also founded the Rockland-Bergen Music Festival which takes place every June on the borders of New York and New Jersey, and is a minority owner of the legendary C.B.G.B.