Sante’s The Other Paris
In Luc Sante’s densely-conjured and deeply researched new book The Other Paris, the now-infamous Bataclan Concert Hall is referenced in
Art & Music
Dance party with Eric Redd Movement at Bearsville this Friday
Eric Redd has lived in the Hudson Valley for about a decade, and three years ago, Amy Helm told him,
A drawing from Paris
Will Lytle, who sent us this drawing from Paris, writes: “Its the statue of the Lady Republic. It stands in
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
The Amazing Nina Simone screens with director’s chat at Upstate Films
When the late Nina Simone first hit the music scene in the 1950s, and right through the Civil Rights movement
Darol Anger fronts Mr. Sun at Helsinki Hudson with Tony Trischka
Led by legendary fiddler Darol Anger, a founding member of both the David Grisman Quintet and the classical/bluegrass fusion outfit
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
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
Bardavon presents Soweto Gospel Choir this Friday
Two-time Grammy Award-winner from South Africa, the Soweto Gospel Choir performs at the Bardavon in Poughkeepsie on Friday, November 13
Portlandia’s Fred Armisen & Butthole Surfers’ Gibby Haynes at Bearsville
The Paul Green Rock Academy has pulled out some heavy-hitters and some real surprises for its benefit for the Maddie’s