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. Morton is credited as the first true jazz composer.
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 on Friday, February 13, 2026. This was stop number four of a twenty-seven-date run which concludes on St. Patrick’s Day in…
Fuerza Regida’s First U.S. Stadium Tour to Conclude at Citi Field
The American dream comes to life in New York as Fuerza Regida will close their first U.S. stadium tour “This Is Our Dream” at Citi Field on August 7.
GRAMMY-nominated Música Mexicana powerhouse Fuerza Regida makes Queens the…
NYC Launches Augmented Reality Walking Tour for America’s 250th Anniversary
NYC Revolutionary Trail: Echoes of Revolution will launch in June to celebrate America's 250th anniversary, offering a free augmented reality walking tour through Lower Manhattan's Revolutionary War sites.
Founded by The Gotham Center…
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 birthday. This commemoration of Reinhardt's birthday featured two performing bands, each performing one set, plus pre-concert…
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 musician, songwriter, and educator Jack Licitra, the creative force behind Jack’s Waterfall.
Jack joins us to talk about The…
Lake George Arts Project Announces Lineup for Bands N’ Beans Event
The 32nd annual Bands N’ Beans, hosted by the Lake George Arts Project, has announced its lineup for the Sunday, March 29 fundraiser event. The event will include a total of nine talented local artists and 25 different restaurants…
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 part of the very landscape it inhabited. The Dove Trail turns the memory of Woodstock into a path you can follow, guiding…
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 in Kingston.
Formed in 2017, the band features core members Veronica Stewart-Frommer on vocals, Marlo Shankweiler on…
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 touring or to the area, the East L.A. band was formed in 1973 by schoolmates, have toured nationally since 1980 and have…