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Tom's interest in photography began when in high school in the 1970's and has continued throughout his life. He began photographing concerts when he captured Bruce Springsteen at the start of his Darkness tour at Shea's Buffalo Theater in 1978.
In addition to concert photography; Tom enjoy shooting landscapes, wildlife, travel destinations and some astrophotography. He lives in the south central Adirondacks in a log home with his wife Cheryl and their dog Jack.
Royalty graced the stage at the Levon Helm Studios in Woodstock in the form of Rickie Lee Jones; The Duchess of Coolsville. She brought her unique vocal styling and eclectic arrangements to the intimate gathering of dedicated fans on…
Mumford & Sons Bring Bluegrass-Indie-Folk Rock to SPAC
Music followers might remember Cream’s classic, “Strange Brew,” and what a strange – and wondrous – “brew” Mumford and Sons served up to a full house of adoring fans Saturday night at Saratoga Performing Arts Center on Saturday, June 21.
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In Focus: Mark Van Holmes and The Reunion Band at The Glove Theater
Singer, songwriter, musician and acclaimed recording artist Mark Van Holmes, along with the twelve-member ensemble known as The Reunion Band, graced the stage at the historic Glove Theater in Gloversville, NY on Saturday, June 14.
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In Focus: Jorma Kaukonen at Bearsville Theater
The Bearsville Theater in Woodstock played host to a sold-out show from musical legend Jorma Kaukonen on Friday, June 13.
Jorma, recipient of a GRAMMY Lifetime Achievement Award and a member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, play a…
Steve Earle Brings 50 Years of Songs and Stories to Universal Preservation Hall
Steve Earle’s “Fifty Years of Songs and Stories” concert at Saratoga Springs’ Universal Preservation Hall Thursday, June 5 brought everything in its straightforward name: a joyous, yet often poignant, romp down Earle’s long, varied career,…
In Focus: Alice Cooper Returns to the Stanley Theatre
Lines may have formed on his face and hands, but the Godfather of Shock Rock, Alice Cooper, showed no signs of slowing down as he brought his glorious, gory “Too Close for Comfort” tour to the stage at the historic Stanley Theatre in Utica…