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Big Something, the North Carolina-based rock group, have unveiled their seventh studio album, Headspace, along with a nationwide tour spanning from December through May 2024 with stops in Buffalo and NYC along its extensive run. The album…

Buffalo's Organ Fairchild, winner of NYS Music's March Madness in 2021, will head out on tour this winter for 10 stops over February and March, 9 of which are in New York. They'll kick off their tour on Thursday, February 3rd at Hickey…

Mungion and Magic Beans have announced a 15-date co-headlining tour kicking off November 6th in Kansas City, MO with stops bringing them to the Northeast and Southeast. The bands will trade off closing…

Chicago groove rockers Mungion stopped at Buffalo Iron Works on January 27, their first stop in Buffalo since the release of their latest album, Ferris Wheel's Day Off.

Joe Hertler and the Rainbow Seekers are currently out on the road bringing their unique blend of funk, soul and pop to audiences far and wide. The party came to Buffalo Iron Works on Sunday, November 18. Check out the pictures below to see…

TAUK has been on the road most of the fall, touring in support of their latest album Shapeshifter II: Outbreak and Saturday, November 17 saw the quartet close out the tour at a sold out Buffalo Iron Works.

Everyone Orchestra set up shop at Buffalo Iron Works for two highly anticipated shows on the first weekend in June. For those unaware, Everyone Orchestra lives up to it's name with a constantly revolving cast of top shelf musicians getting…

Colorado-based The Magic Beans, currently on tour in support of their latest album Casino Cabaret , found themselves at Buffalo Iron Works on Saturday, April 7. While the calendar may indicate spring, the thermometer said otherwise, but The…

Wild Child stopped at Buffalo Iron Works on March 25 while on tour supporting their latest album Expectations. Opening the night was the Wild Reeds bringing an indie-rock vibe that meshed nicely with Wild Child's indie-pop stylings. A great…

Friday November 17 found Buffalo Iron Works welcoming the boundless, afrobeat grooves of Ithaca's Big Mean Sound Machine. Getting the night started was the gypsy punk stylings of Bella's Bartok.