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This show at Lark Hall may have been the last time in the Albany area to catch the noted all-female Grateful Dead tribute act Brown Eyed Women with lead guitarist Joni Bottari, who left the band on December 7, …
The CospiraTOUR features Philadelphia-based bands So Totally and Loadcard. Byrdhouse Records added in Capital Region acts Bad Dream Adventure and Otobo to complete the card at Troy’s No Fun on October 23.…
Progressive metal legends Dream Theater were visibly enjoying themselves on their stop at Proctors in Schenectady. Their three-hour set included the entirety of their latest album, “Parasomnia,” which finds founding member Mike Portnoy back behind the kit.…
New Grammy winner, blues singer-songwriter Ruthie Foster, returned to Caffe Lena to perform solo. Her 90-minute set featured several songs off her Grammy-winning album (“Mileage“), and allowed her ample opportunities to scat.…
Ezra Furman packed No Fun in Troy on a Wednesday night, with support from London’s Golden Dregs, a project of singer-songwriter Benjamin Woods.…
This year’s edition at Hangar on the Hudson featured Super 400, the Troy Music Academy Kids, Soul Sky, the Chris Busone Band, Dave McCarthy and the Very Deep, Joe Mele, and other special guests.…
84-year-old Tom Rush remains very relevant, still topping playlists with material from his 2024 album, “Gardens Old, Flowers New.” He brought his own songs and covered others in his Eighth Step show at the GE Theatre at Proctors…
Death Threat brought their particular brand of hardcore up from Connecticut, headlining a show at Empire Underground. Mindforce singer Jay Peta‘s side project, Crush Your Soul, provided support, as did Massachusetts-based favorites Wisdom & War and Albany’s …
It was a pair of pure pop performers at Lark Hall on October 18, as Nashville’s Molly Grace rolled her tour in support of her debut album, “Blush,” through Albany. Fellow popster Meg Smith, currently based in …
All-female tribute act, Lez Zeppelin, recreated the Earls Court concerts that were held in London in 1975, playing relentlessly for three hours at the Cohoes Music Hall.…
For its latest show at White Lake Studios, Upstate Unplugged brought in Harlem Hayfield, whose music has been described as “Rust Belt soul.”…