Dupree ready to roll
Here comes Labor Day weekend and Robbie Dupree is ready with a new recording and show that he will unveil
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Canada’s Dylan: Beacon’s Towne Crier hosts the great Bruce Cockburn
My first Bruce Cockburn album was his tenth in ten years, 1979’s Dancing in the Dragon’s Jaws, which I bought
Ultraam to play BSP on Thursday
The Kingston-centered experimental group Ultraam has been playing out for a while now, bringing their colorful, abrasive and often-quite-groovy squall
Ron Carter headlines Jazz in the Valley Festival in Poughkeepsie
For the 15th year, jazz takes to the riverside in Poughkeepsie. The Jazz in the Valley Festival at Waryas Park
King Crimson expats Belew, Levin & Mastelotto play Bearsville
While King Crimson’s legacy as one of the most significant progressive rock bands (and one that never called itself a
Glenn Tilbrook of Squeeze plays Towne Crier in Beacon
The inclusion of lyricist Chris Difford’s dry croak on lead vocals, a rigidly parallel octave below Glenn Tilbrook’s thin-but-sweet tenor,
Southern exposure: Bard shines a light on Carlos Chávez and His World
The academic structure of Bard College challenges the traditional definitions of disciplines, curriculum and canon to such an extent that,
Red Neckromancer to play Kingston’s Anchor
Red Neckromancer: The band name itself is such a clever cultural portmanteau that you expect the music to fall in
Spuyten Duyvil & Alectro play Towne Crier in Beacon
Self-conscious retro stylings and premodern identities will be the order of the night when the original American roots specialists Spuyten
“Iris Ornig Reimagines Michael Jackson” at Marlboro’s Falcon
The Falcon in Marlboro presents “Iris Ornig Reimagines Michael Jackson” on Wednesday, August 5 at 7 p.m. The German-born, New