Review by Michael Bruce. The lead singer of Kuarantine, professional wrestler Chris Jericho, said more than once that it feels like a Kuarantine Friday. Chris was obviously referring to a Thursday night, start-the-weekend-early, party mode. It was a party indeed! Everyone was up on their feet, having a great time, and singing along to a […]

Boston’s Bad Marriage opened up for Kuarantine with an energetic set at Cohoes Music Hall on Thursday night. Photography by I Am Lorelei!. More from Cohoes Music Hall here …

Mike Porter – Capital Region Timekeepers – by OP Callaghan. Hello music fans, I have a confession to make.  A close friend of mine recently implied that I would soon run out of local drummers to interview for this column, and it got me thinking.  I know several folks who use online tools such as […]

Shannon Tehya and the Troupe performed in celebration of the release of their new single “Human.” I was early as always, so I heard a few songs before my Irish goodbye. Shannon Tehya and the Troupe employ novelty in their sound, and in the way they promote themselves, with ideas that are designed to bring […]

Music at the Rockgym! Hopefully, more to come.  The Belle Curves, Megan from Work, and Haley Moley at Albany’s Indoor Rockgym. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from Timothy Reidy here …  

Jukebox. Sturgill Simpson Sturgill Simpson has announced a 2026 for Johnny Blue Skies, supporting the album Mutiny After Midnight. This is Simpson’s latest album. He will be joined on the tour by his band The Dark Clouds. The 29-date tour will begin in Austin on September 4th, and will stop in Los Angeles, Vancouver, Chicago, […]

Prison for Gold – The Weird Side of the Internet – by Liam Sweeny. Gold. This brilliant, enduring metal, aside from being the economic bases of countries and kingdoms for millennia, has been at the heart of some of our culture’s favorite crime stories, and, if the devil in Georgia is to be believed, favorite […]