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Ever since powerhouse music manager Albert Grossman arrived at the dawn of the ‘60s, Woodstock has served as the delightfully laid-back domicile for some of the biggest names in music. With Grossman came his stable of stars – Bob…

Since the 1960s, the worlds of art and rock music have been joined at the hip. Now some of the finest art inspired by rock music, and much of it created by musicians themselves, has come to Hudson in a new gallery show, The Rock and…

Black History Trilogy returns to Flushing Town Hall for the celebration of Black History month. The trilogy will feature ​​ward-winning performers paying tribute to influential African-American artists, entertainers, and musical…

Eric Gales brought his incredible five-piece touring band to the Homer Center for the Arts on Monday, October 18, 2021. Gales starts his shows in a similar manner on the microphone by himself discussing the hardships he and all of us have…

The Fillmore East was called “The Church of Rock and Roll” for good reason; between 1968 and 1971, promoter Bill Graham made music history as he brought the cream of rock royalty to New York audiences in astounding triple-artist bills with…

Lonnie Jordan is a singer-songwriter and a founding member of the American funk band WAR. The band is best known for hits such as "Spill the Wine," "The World Is a Ghetto," "The Cisco Kid," "Why Can't We Be Friends" and "Lowrider." Over…

It's somewhat surprising that during the storied touring career of Phish, they've only played five shows in the City of Binghamton. The last one of these took place 26 years ago today, on December 14, during a time that's now looked back…

At noon on August 17, 1969, the crowd at Woodstock had dwindled slightly, but roughly 90% of attendees responded favorably to Hugh Romney (best known as Wavy Gravy) who woke the crowd up, saying: Good morning! What we have in mind is…

On Friday, November 1, Vernon Reid and his “Band of Gypsys Revisited Band” will perform at The Egg in Albany, as part of the American Roots & Branches concert series. In the spirit of revisiting, refreshing and further exploring…

On the second Sunday of the outstanding Baker’s Dozen run at Madison Square Garden, Phish once again left its mark in the building and reminded us why we should never miss a Sunday show.  When they opened with the classic, “The Curtain…