Category Concert Review
Mustard’s Retreat performed the most intimate show possible to a veteran and appreciative audience at The Addy at Proctors in Schenectady.…
Annie in the Water returned to Albany after two years, playing Lark Hall in support of their latest EP, “Migration.” Brooklyn’s Escaper leaned into the improvisation in their opening set.…
Rising alto sax star Sarah Hanahan played SUNY Schenectady’s Carl B. Taylor Auditorium and quieted any doubters with a two-set repertoire that spanned styles and jazz eras. The quartet comprised of Hanahan, Caelan Cardello on piano, Matt Dwonszyk on bass, …
The Albany crowd at the Palace Theatre was transported back to the ’90s and ’00s by headliners Toad the Wet Sprocket on their “Good Intentions” tour. Openers KT Tunstall and Vertical Horizon ensured the enthusiasm level was high …
BEATrio is Antonio Sánchez on drums, Béla Fleck on banjo, and Edmar Castañeda on harp. On October 2, they brought their live show in support of their debut album to a thrilled Saratoga audience at Universal Preservation Hall, earning …
Rising stars from Los Angeles, Senses, stole the show at Empire Live as the opening act. Stage theatrics detracted from headliners Marianas Trench‘s set, while the Summer Set solidly delivered on the nostalgia.…
Bruce Hornsby and the Noisemakers and Eggy made magic separately and together in a very special couple nights of shows at the Bearsville Theater in Woodstock.…
It was anything but a nostalgia trip at Empire Underground on September 28, as the Dwarves were hell-bent on showing why they are the last true punk band around. On any other night, Albany’s own Trauma School Dropouts would have …
Amber Bain, known professionally as The Japanese House, brought her indie pop to Woodstock’s Bearsville Theater and was very well-received. Hannah Jadagu showed tight command of the crowd’s attention in her opening set.…
The 2025 season at Saratoga Performing Arts Center came to a close in big, heavy style, as co-headliners Judas Priest and Alice Cooper showed the old school still has what it takes. Corrosion of Conformity kicked off the autumn night …
Many Eyes brought their melodic hardcore to Empire Underground on September 25, headlining the smaller downstairs venue. Regional acts The Lycan, Sunflo’er, and After the Winter provided the soundtrack to the lead-up.…