Evening of Joni Mitchell songs at Bearsville
The confessional singer/songwriters of the ’70s took their clan name and their rulebook from the confessional poets of the ’50s
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Come into milady’s chamber
The word “chamber,” used as an adjective to describe music, has flipped, performed a complete 180 in its cluster of
Brad Mehldau at Falcon in Marlboro
A living jazz legend, pianist Brad Mehldau’s appearances at the Falcon are becoming a regular thing. Because he is one
Guilt Mountain at BSP’s free Thursday concert in Kingston
New Paltz songwriter, ’zine author and event promoter Kate Larson calls her latest solo (and sometimes duo) musical project Guilt
After the battle: Mearth & Lost in the Sauce meet again in New Paltz
Despite its claustrophobic dimensions, the Griffon in New Paltz (Neko Sushi for those who have only been here a little
Midlake plays BSP in Kingston this Friday
Say that there’s a band you’ve heard of but never heard. They’re buzzing hard now, coming off opening slots for
Led Zeppelin Tributon in Rosendale
Market Market’s popular Tributon series continues its recent trending toward classic rock icons, following the Neill Young and the Who
Ben Neill premieres Manitoga at Manitoga
As a composer and trumpeter who has worked extensively in avant-garde, Minimalist and serious electronic veins (as well as in
Takin’ it to the street
Six stages rocking for two full days at the Rosendale Street Festival It’s no secret: The Rosendale Street Festival is
Gift of the Magi
Most great players will try their hand at the singer/songwriter role at some point, and many, alas, will underestimate its