Dosh to play BSP
“Insular” is one way to describe Martin Dosh’s mesmerizing, loop-based performances. It means “like an island.” Dosh sits surrounded by
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Bryan Adams plays UPAC in Kingston
In 2010, Canadian rock legend Bryan Adams released the intimate live album Bare Bones. Accompanied only by pianist Gary Breit,
Jeremy Baum Trio to play Rhinebeck’s Liberty Lounge
I lift my own personal blues moratorium on occasion, and one such occasion is when the principal instrument is organ,
Philharmonic performs Holst’s The Planets with NASA backdrop at the Bardavon
Gustav Holst complained late in life that the fame his orchestral suite The Planets, like some kind of musical kudzu,
Poné Ensemble for New Music launches 40th season in New Paltz
Classical or “serious” music can appear to be the ultimate oldies tour. This may be in part because it enjoys
Elvis Costello to play UPAC in Kingston
Elvis Costello takes songwriting past passion, past profession and somewhere toward the clinical neighborhood of pathology. I once knew a
Matuto to play Unison in New Paltz this Saturday
On 2013’s The Devil and the Diamond, world fusion masters Matuto spin out 12 deliciously detailed, intricate cultural collisions. The
Tracy Bonham to play Unison in New Paltz
Now that we’ve achieved a little distance from the alt/rock of the ‘90s and its tenor of dark confession and
Cold Flavor Repair plays BSP in Kingston this Friday
The roving groove party Cold Flavor Repair (CFR) may operate out of New Paltz now, but its spiritual home is
Country icon Merle Haggard coming to Kingston
Like so many silly rock kids of my generation, my first exposure to the songwriting of Merle Haggard was Bobby