Local guitar prodigies Connor Kennedy, Jonny Klenk & “Mojo” Myles Mancuso
John Lennon said that the blues is a chair. A lesser-known but even more fraudulent blues apologist named Althius “Pop”
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Woodstock poster exhibit opens this Sunday at Museum at Bethel Woods
It’s rock poster time at the Museum at Bethel Woods, which opens a retrospective exhibit of the works of original
News from Marwencol: Follow additions to Mark Hogancamp’s model mythical town
In his yard on the rural outskirts of Kingston, Mark Hogancamp has fashioned a miniature town, set in Belgium during
Roots radical: Jim Campilongo takes up residency at the Falcon
The name Jim Campilongo is known more among electric guitar aficionados than among the general music-fan population. He is especially
First-ever show of American art at the Louvre spotlights minor Thomas Cole paintings
There’s almost no American art in the Louvre. The prestigious Paris museum boasts of only four American paintings in its
Fiddler Dylan Foley unveils new CD at Poughkeepsie’s Dubliner this Sunday
St. Paddy’s Day has come and gone, but traditional Irish music can still be heard at pubs and gatherings throughout
Ragtime piano ambassador Bob Milne to play in Saugerties this Sunday
Pianist Bob Milne has traveled the world, spreading the joy of ragtime music across the span of the globe. One
A force of nature: Works by the late Thomas Locker on view in New Paltz
Thomas Locker was so prolific that it felt like he could have an entire art-and-literature column dedicated solely to his
The mid-Hudson Valley kids’ music renaissance
Rod Morgenstein drummed for the Dixie Dregs, a rocking fusion band that formed at the University of Miami in the
Kingston’s Cinema under the Stars concert on Saturday to feature Tony Levin & friends
To help raise funds for the showing of free outdoor movies in Kingston’s parks this summer, the Friends of Kingston