High-tech/lo-fi electro-comedian & experimental composer Dan Deacon to play BSP
I remember when I first started noticing a new breed of indie/arty bands in the early aughts, the ones that
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Don Byron to front eclectic sextet at Helsinki Hudson
The great jazz reed-player and student of style Don Byron came to fame with his avant-garde klezmer fusion. This was
Security Project plays Peter Gabriel at Bearsville
Peter Gabriel’s smash-hit fifth solo album, the Daniel Lanois-produced So, was the one that fully transformed the theatrical prog-rock trickster
Brooklyn Rider String Quartet to perform on Sunday in Rhinebeck
The string quartet Brooklyn Rider’s conscious bid to energize serious chamber music and amp its popular appeal begins with the
Laura Stevenson and Cocksure’s splendid isolation
The first wave of critics weighing in on Laura Stevenson’s vibrant and surprising new pop/rock record Cocksure are all a-flutter
Mary Gauthier at Rosendale Café this Saturday
Ragged edges, broken parts,” begins Mary Gauthier’s song “False from True.” The line introduces a quietly brutal story of estrangement
All swing, all night at BSP
On Saturday, November 14, in a curious alignment of the stars, the ninth annual Swinging Moments Cabaret will be held
Eric Andersen on stage at Unison in New Paltz
Eric Andersen’s 50-year career either leads or doggedly tails the archetypal stylistic journey of the American singer/songwriter in the rock
Sublime with Rome to play Poughkeepsie’s Civic Center
Known for a distinctive and period-defining blend of ska, reggae, punk, surf-rock and hip-hop, Sublime arose out of Long Beach,
Living Colour’s Corey Glover to play the Falcon in Marlboro
Living Colour singer, actor, musical theater performer and solo artist Corey Glover doesn’t seem to rest much. The author of