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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 …
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 …
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.…
The Heaviest Tour of the Summer rolled through the Saratoga Performing Arts Center on September 9, with Pantera, Amon Amarth, and King Parrot.…
The Glove Theatre kicked off its Fall Season with Hudson Valley-based Doors tribute act, Feast of Friends.…
An incredible array of talent augmented original drummer Jody Stephens to truly channel the spirit of Big Star. Chris Stamey (The dB’s) and Jon Auer (The Posies) continue to form the core of the Big Star Quintet alongside Stephens. …
The inaugural concert for the brand-new M&T Bank Center in Schenectady featured national country star Lee Brice, while local country favorite David J had the honor of being the first act to actually grace the stage.…
Whitehall native PJ Ferguson made an absolutely triumphant return to his hometown and the Strand Theatre in Hudson Falls, also showcasing his new album, “Don’t Ya Know, It’s All a Show.”…
Melissa Etheridge and Indigo Girls needed no frills or bombast, as they brought musicianship, timeless songs, and their sense of humor to the Saratoga Performing Arts Center as part of their co-headlining “Yes We Are” tour.…
The Chamelon (Leon Bridges) and the Cowboy (Charley Crockett) brought their co-headlining tour of the same name to Saratoga Performing Arts Center on August 30. Americana artist Noeline Hofmann kick-started the night off successfully for the …
As unlikely as it may have once seemed, the Doobie Brothers once again returned to the Saratoga Performing Arts Center, this time in support of a brand new album, “Walk This Road.” Jimmy Buffett’s outfit, the Coral …
The Spa City got particularly funky in all the right ways on August 14, when Cool Cool Cool descended upon Putnam Place. Capital Zen, showcasing their recently released album “The Phoenix,” got things going early and …