Jake Loeb and Henry Cornell Jr., two young musicians, wowed music enthusiasts with their performance at Montauk’s trendy Surf Lodge. It was reported that Jake is the son of billionaire hedge fund manager Daniel Loeb, while Henry’s father is another hedge fund billionaire, Henry Cornell. The intimate gathering at the show mentioned that Daniel Loeb was present, enjoying dinner with friends and family once the band had finished their set.
The talented duo, both 18 years old, had to audition at the popular hotspot before securing the opportunity to perform. Their musical journey began when they met in high school and formed a band together, a partnership that has lasted for four years. In addition to their collaboration in songwriting, both Jake and Henry have also released solo tracks. Prior to their performance at Surf Lodge, they graced the stage at NYC’s iconic Cutting Room in April.
Henry Jr. has a variety of songs on Spotify, including tracks like “Pillow” and “Faded.” Describing his music as having a “2014 Justin Bieber vibe with a 2024 twist,” he debuted on the platform with the song “Flying” in 2021. On the other hand, Jake Loeb has released three singles this year, with his latest track, “Love Song in My Head,” now available on Spotify.
Daniel Loeb, a well-known philanthropist and the founder of Third Point, is no stranger to the Hamptons scene. He owned a mobile home in Montauk Shores, located in the surfer-friendly area of Ditch Plains, where properties are highly sought after and come with a hefty price tag. On the other hand, Henry Cornell Sr., the founder of Cornell Capital and a former Goldman Sachs executive, has made significant contributions to the financial world.
Overall, the young musicians Jake Loeb and Henry Cornell Jr. have showcased their talent and dedication to the music industry, garnering attention and praise for their performances. With promising solo careers ahead of them, these budding artists are definitely ones to watch in the music scene.