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The WAMM (Women Are Making Music) Music Fest brought together artists and vendors in an effort to amplify women’s voices both onstage and in the community. There were stages both inside and outside the Hangar on the Hudson, and …
Superchunk showed off new drummer Laura King as they brought their tour in support of “Songs in the Key of Yikes” to Bearsville Theater in Woodstock. Sydney, Australia’s Tee Vee Repairman, led by Ishka Edmedeas, particularly …
Christopher Ebbs hosted the second annual Lawnstock festival on the lawn of Silver Factory Records. The three-day affair showcased more than a dozen bands.…
This year’s edition of one of the oldest continuous jazz festivals in the country featured David Gilmore, Jeremy Pelt, Sara Caswell, and many more.…
The Scurves held a release party for their new album, “A Place to Drown,” at No Fun on September 13. Huntress Wizard and the Dionysus Effect rounded out the three-band bill.…
Kitty Rodeo played in their full five-person formation for their gig at Albany Distilling Company.…
Massachusetts-based folk-punk duo High Tea brought their Northeast tour for their new album, “A Small Notion,” to the friendly confines of the Park Theater in Hudson on September 13. Brooklyn singer-songwriter Mary-Elaine Jenkins kicked off the night’s …
For this year’s edition of Albany’s yearly street party, Pearlpalooza featured Brooklyn’s Rubblebucket, Dave Gutter from Rustic Overtones, New Jersey indie-rockers The Happy Fits, and rising locals, the Ky McClinton Band.…
Philadelphia’s Mannequin Pussy sold out the big room at Albany’s Empire Live, showcasing their most recent album, “I Got Heaven,” and more. Named after a Pixies song, Gouge Away showed that influence and much more as they …
The second pop-up beer garden of the season at Opalka Gallery featured Albany veterans Sirsy and Charming Disaster, up from Brooklyn.…
Legacy usually covers Journey and Foreigner, but they swapped out Journey for Styx for this show at the Strand Theatre.…
Two English bands formed in the same place (Birmingham) and in the same year (1978) held court at the Palace Theatre in Albany on September 11. UB40 and the English Beat brought the crowd back through the memories.…