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After a long hiatus, Psychobuildings return with Tears, Vol. 1, transforming years of isolation and loss into something restless and alive. When the pandemic hit New York City in 2020, a place once alive and electric fell into a…

HB Studio utilizes its rich history to transform decades of theater into something new, running May 30 through June 5. “The Light We Carry Festival” will bring a full week of performances, panels, and workshops to New York City. …

Reggae returns to Cayuga Lake, reviving Ithaca Reggae Fest at Stewart Park June 26–28. The weekend celebrates how music bridges gaps in human connection and unites often-divided communities. The Jamaican influence behind the…

In the Hudson Valley, Sunday nights will begin to slip into something deeper and unspoken, as a new monthly jazz series takes shape at Reason & Ruckus beginning April 26. Main Street in Poughkeepsie becomes an immersive space…

Brooklyn-based alt-rock band Myra Lee step into a new era, ushering in a fresh wave of indie sound. The band have released their lead single “Magpie,” out April 3, with their debut LP Capture The Flag set to follow on June 26. …

As the curtain rises on its centennial year, Proctors Collaborative that carries the immense spirit of a century of storytelling. Defined by this landmark milestone, the season unfolds with a lineup of productions that bridge a…

NYC natives snailosaur unleash the distorted emotions of growing up with their release of “Soccer Ball Song.” Consisting of Paul and Dean Criscitiello alongside a cast of collaborators, snailosaur channels feelings of displacement.…

Miles Davis imagined how the trumpet can communicate beyond words, drawing audiences into The Voice of Miles: A Symphonic Celebration, premiering at National Sawdust on May 26. The live orchestral event follows the documentary Miles…

Out of Brooklyn, Ringing begin to carve out their place in New York's music scene, channeling distortion into something cathartic. Their debut album Another Cycle in the Cosmic Wash moves through that noise, urging listeners to find…

Entering its second decade, Willie Nelson’s Outlaw Music Festival returns with a star-studded cast of musicians, making its way across New York with multiple summer stops. The stops include Wantagh’s Northwell at Jones Beach Theater,…