Kingston After Dark: Muster’s bluster and the Scottish Rites
Metal at The Chance, and Kingston’s Kilt Fest kicks off.
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Kingston After Dark: A strong constitution
A new recommended record release and this month’s must-see local show.
Kingston After Dark: New year, fresh canvas
For my first concert plug of 2019, we are going to take a look at a stirring folk influenced concert in nearby Woodstock.
Kingston After Dark: Tubby’s the new kings of Broadway
Occupying the formerly quite static Broadway Joe’s, Tubby’s offers charm, warmth, a great menu and much friendlier vibes.
Kingston After Dark: BillyBio’s crazy Petri dish
Graziadei kindly spoke to me in advance of his upcoming tour with Thy Will Be Done which touches down at The Loft in Poughkeepsie on Thursday, Dec. 13.
Kingston After Dark: An interview with Hackedepicciotto
The group’s latest effort, Menetekel, is a remarkable and unusually colorful journey that follows the duo’s creative north star through soundscapes ranging from ominous to elevating. I was thrilled to touch base for an interview with the philosophical group prior to their upcoming gig at The Beverly Lounge on Friday, Dec. 7.
Kingston After Dark: The magic of Lis
Located a stone’s throw from The Beverly, Lis Bar adds yet more enticement to visit a part of Kingston that’s been overshadowed by other nightlife hot spots in town.
Kingston After Dark: Ariel Acevedo’s musical home
The detail-oriented Acevedo is releasing Estados Separados (meaning separate states) via his musical project, a warm and vibrant blend of styles and influences from around the world. A release party will take place at The Beverly in Kingston on Friday, November 9.
Kingston After Dark: No cracks in this Porcelain Helmet
You can do your part and support real local metal with heart by showing up for Kingston’s own Porcelain Helmet on Saturday, Nov. 3 as they open for I Don’t Know.
Kingston After Dark: Every walk of life
The big news is that Valley People Productions have convinced Iron Chic to visit Kingston. The show was originally booked at The Beverly but cops have been called for noise recently so they so had to move it to BSP. The show is on Nov. 10 and costs just $10 with a 7:30 p.m. start time and absolutely killer support bands Timeshares and Nightmares For a Week also.