Brazil’s Os Mutantes to visit Bearsville
Perhaps the greatest sign of an artist’s lasting influence is when the masses are suddenly catching on many years later.
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Joan Baez & Indigo Girls to play Bethel Woods
There’s something special about a performer at the original Woodstock Music & Art Fair in 1969 returning to the site.
Primus, Gov’t Mule, Widespread Panic & Phil Lesh headline Mountain Jam at Hunter
The ninth annual Mountain Jam hits Hunter Mountain this weekend: a vivid, family-friendly, vaguely carnivallike tribute to the sounds and
School board race a candidate shy
Three seats were up on the Kingston City School District’s Board of Education, and when the clock struck five last
Home is where the health is
You’ve heard it for years. You may have even said it yourself: If you’re faced with a major medical issue,
Steve Earle plays Bearsville this Sunday
During the course of his illustrious career, Virginian-born and Texan-raised singer/songwriter Steve Earle has stirred the political pot, played on
Black Uhuru’s Mykal Rose, Sister Carol at Chance this Saturday
Back in the ‘80s, the Hudson Valley’s peaks and valleys began echoing with the sounds of reggae music. If promoter
Skollie plays the Falcon in Marlboro
South African power rock trio Skollie takes the stage at the Falcon in Marlboro on Saturday, April 13, bringing together
Levon Helm documentary screenings to help Upstate Films go digital
To roll into the new technological age and meet changes in how movies are distributed, both the Woodstock and Rhinebeck
Soulive headlines Rock ’n’ Roll Resort in Kerhonkson this weekend
In the Hudson Valley, one looks for certain signs that we’ve finally turned the corner from winter into spring: the