June 16-18: The festival continues its gradual transition from jam band music to more structured, roots-leaning classic rock, but this year’s lineup has the String Cheese Incident for the diehards.
Sunday, June 4: For both his role as a kind of finishing school for British rock stars and for the impressive and massive body of work, Mayall is not only a face on the Rushmore of British blues; he has been for about 50 years.
Saturday-Sunday, June 3-4: Take the open studio tour and see what else this beautiful little town has to offer.
Saturday, June 10: Of all the typically hyperskilled guitarists who have found bill-paying work in the void left by the death of Jerry Garcia, Steve Kimock holds a distinction.
Saturday, June 3: The Hudson Valley Chamber Music Circle opens its June Concert Series with a dazzler.
June 9-11: Taste of Country is the region’s secret little alternative universe. And it is hopping as all get-out.
Sunday, May 28: The North Adams museum will mark the opening of Building 6 with an all-day celebration, featuring a Nick Cave Soundsuit parade and a concert by Cake.
The Falcon’s first-ever all-day festival, with food vendors, a New York Craft Beer Garden, street performers and live music on three stages.
Sunday, May 28: “Actually, I’m kind of looking for failure … for “discovery…chance occurrences to create a new way to see a familiar object.”
Friday, May 26: On As Eli, the queer and trans Latinx songwriter (and accomplished academician) Elías Krell does in fact reflect in a variety of clever and direct, candid and literate ways on hot-button themes of identity and the experience of transformation. But it may take a listener a few spins to key in on such currents and undercurrents, so immediately striking is Krell’s songcraft.