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Margo Price Brings Wild At Heart Tour To Webster Hall
Webster Hall welcomed Margo Price and her band this past Thursday, February 19, for a stop on their Wild at Heart…
When We Weren’t So Far – Luke Mock Finds Clarity in Emotional Distance
There’s something uniquely disarming about a project that doesn’t try to overwhelm you. Instead, it invites you in…
“Look out New York”: Noshows’ Max Satow Releases Hot Double Single
New York City’s rock scene has long been dormant, but rising from the couches of Bushwick to the Spotify charts,…
Vasen brings Intricate Swedish Music to Universal Preservation Hall
A duet of acoustic music with instruments that probably never graced a Saratoga Springs stage warmed the audience…
Marco Benevento Sparkles on Effervescent New Single “Frizzante”
There’s a particular kind of joy that only instrumental music can unlock—the kind that bypasses language and lands…
MX LONELY Leave Feelings Behind on Single “Return to Sender”
Brooklyn alt-rock group MX LONELY explore what might be harder than feeling itself with the release of their new…
The David Bowie Birthday Retrospective: 50 Years in 50 Songs
Michael T. hosted his most ambitious David Bowie Birthday Retrospective at the Bowery Electric on January 18. The…
New York Series: Carole King ‘Up on the Roof’
When thinking about a song that successfully describes the feeling of needing to escape or find solitude away from…
Lakeview Brought a Touch of Country-Rock to Binghamton
Lakeview officially kicked off their 2026 Tour last weekend in New York. On Friday, February 13th, Jesse and Luke…
Laptop’s “Xanadu” Interrogates the Illusion of the American Dream
New York City alternative pop project Laptop return with their single “Xanadu,” a track disguised as a love song…
From Garcia’s to the Main Stage: Dogs in A Pile Ascend at The Capitol…
Valentine's Day at the Capitol Theatre - where the love is real, and will not fade away - hosted a heartfelt event…
Paul Schalda and Inspectah Deck Bring Staten Island Grit to “Can You See Yourself…
Staten Island roots run deep on the Silver Skylarks remix of “Can You See Yourself With Me,” as Paul Schalda taps…
Jelly Roll Morton: The Musician Who Cried Wolf
In the annals of musical mythology, Jelly Roll Morton is one of those oft elusive, yet larger-than-life legends.…
Friday the 13th with Dropkick Murphys
The Dropkick Murphys brought their “For The People…In The Pit St. Patrick's Day Tour 2026” to The Capitol Theatre…
Gypsy Jazz Fest at Van Dyck Music Club Delights Fans and Musicians Alike
The third annual Gypsy Jazz Fest was held at the Van Dyck Music Club on Friday, January 23, Django Reinhardt's…
Jack LiCitra & The Blue Light Club on the LIMEHOF Podcast
In this episode of the Long Island Music & Entertainment Hall of Fame Podcast, Tom Needham sits down with…
A Walk Through Woodstock’s Afterlife on the Dove Trail
In Bethel, New York, the festival of peace, love, and music never quite faded into history but rather it became…
Melt Has a Snow Day at Assembly
NYC-based indie soul band Melt continued their string of winter shows this past Thursday, February 12, at Assembly…
Los Lobos Combine Rock n Roll Sensibility with Mexican Roots at UPH
The cold evening of Sunday, February 1st was warmed up by the Latin influenced rock of Los Lobos. No stranger to…
Inside the Grit-Hearted Songs of Laura Leigh
There’s a certain kind of honesty that doesn’t knock politely; it just shows up, boots muddy, heart on its sleeve,…