Greensky Bluegrass played Beak & Skiff Orchards in Lafayette, New York on August 4. They played a great first set, but the threatening skies opened up and the second set was canceled. They play the Hoxeyville Music Festival this weekend, along with a full schedule all the way into the fall which includes Lockn’ Music […]
Bluegrass/Country
Luke Bryan and Friends Sell Out the Lakeview Amphitheater
It’s no surprise that Luke Bryan‘s Huntin’, Fishin’, And Lovin’ Every Day Tour sold out the Lakeview Amphitheater this past Saturday, August 12. After all, the star studded tour featured some of today’s best country music with both Craig Campbell and Brett Eldredge along on the ride. Up first was Craig Campbell who did an amazing […]
Nietzsche’s in Buffalo to Host Intrepid Travelers Residency in September
Intrepid Travelers have announced a residency at Nietzsche’s in their hometown of Buffalo throughout the month of September. This marks the progressive band’s debut residency at the local musical hotspot. Head down to Allentown every Thursday at 8pm to be part of the experience as Intrepid Travelers jams with the support of other local bands. […]
Aaron Lewis Says Staind May Never Tour Again
Blabbermouth reports on a recent Aaron Lewis interview by Chris Mathews from the South Carolina classic rock radio station 104.9 The Surf. In the interview, Lewis was asked if he’s ready to return to the road with his old band Staind, which last toured together in 2011, but seems content on where he is in his […]
Glen Campbell, Country and Pop Crossover Pioneer, Dead at 81
Glen Campbell, a country artist who successfully bridged the pop and country worlds in the late ’60s and early ’70s died from complications of Alzheimer’s disease Tuesday at the age of 81. Campbell’s Facebook page confirmed the death Tuesday afternoon: It is with the heaviest of hearts that we announce the passing of our beloved […]
American Acoustic Brings Magic to Chautauqua
When you scan your ticket at the gate for admittance to the Chautauqua Amphitheater you don’t immediately enter a concert venue. You first gain admittance to the Chautauqua Institution, a self-contained gated community unlike any other. There is a surreal quality to the surroundings, only amplified on this cool, rain-drenched August evening. A group was […]
Photo Gallery: The 27th Annual Grassroots Festival of Music and Dance
July 20-23 marked the 27th Annual Grassroots Festival of Music and Dance in Trumansburg, NY. The weekend was filled with creativity, diversity, culture, dancing, family fun, and genuine smiles. Enjoy this photoset by Rochester, NY photographer, Meg Borruso. You will primarily see photographs of Mosaic Foundation, Richie and Rosie, Aaron Lipp and the Slacktones, […]
String Cheese Incident Announces Thanksgiving and New Years Eve Runs
The String Cheese Incident is known to shake things up with its tours. This is not the type of band to have an East-Coast, West-Coast, and Mid-West tour, evenly spaced throughout the year. This year alone they’ve played in Mexico with Dead and Company, Los Muertos Con Queso (Get it?), played a string of Mid-West intimate […]
Jay Peak Ski Resort Welcomes Jeezum Crow Fest For Its Fourth Consecutive Year
The fourth annual Jeezum Crow Festival at Jay Peak Ski Resort began with a rainy and windy start on Friday, July 14, though many locals and out-of-towners braved the elements for a night of great music at the Stateside Amphitheater. Though construction prevented as many vendors from setting up shop as in previous years, there […]
Outlaw Music Festival Takes Over Syracuse Lakeview Amphitheater
As a convoy of tour buses pulled in and parked along the water’s edge at the Lakeview Amphitheater for the fourth show in as many days, they prepared to unload and set up for the final performances of the weekend. A night of Country, Americana and Rock was on tap as the Outlaw Music Festival […]