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TROY, NEW YORK: The Troy Savings Bank Music Hall is excited to announce the popular Lift Series returns in 2026! These performances give you the unique opportunity to sit on the historic stage with the artists while they perform. Tickets are only $25 in advance! The Lift Concert Series presents performances of new, independent music featuring regional […]
Bourbon Review: Brick by Brick’s “Smooth Truth” – by Liam Sweeny. So Brick by Brick has made a bourbon called Smooth Truth, out a while now, and in anticipation of their show on March 13th at Empire Live, I will, of sound mind and in fair general condition, review this custom spirit. Their most recent […]
CRANBERRIES PRECIOUS GEM IS NOW AVAILABLE AGAIN, AND IT TOO WILL BE HIGHLY COLLECTIBLE – by Tony Mastrianni. While we await some more reissues from THE CRANBERRIES album catalog from Island Records, coming out just now is a rare Limited Edition Collector’s item release UNCERTAIN, which was an EP released as their debut recording in […]
Peter Pashoukos – Thanks for Asking! – by Liam Sweeny. RRX: Music genres are difficult for some artists. What is your perspective on the genre you play, or the genres you hover around? PP: I’ve never really felt like genre was something to aim at. It feels more like a side effect. I’m interested in […]
Whassup in the 518 Friday, January 30th A View from the Line: A Chorus Line 50th Anniversary Panel Discussion, Proctors Theatre, Schenectady Featuring Capital District residents and ACL alumni Debra Pigliavento, Michele Pigliavento and Michele Tibbitts. Moderated by Robert Whiteman. An evening filled with their personal stories and memories from Broadway, national and international tour […]
The Cowcatchers – Thanks for Asking! – by Liam Sweeny. RRX: It’s a lot of fun living in the present, but we all collect memories and give birth to dreams. We’re talking dreams here. Where do you see yourself next year? In the next five years? TC: In the next year, we hope to have […]
Lithium, Chptr 24 – Xperience Fiction – by Liam Sweeny. Mel rubbed his wrists the next morning beyond their actual pain. Something about being restrained, the panic of not being able to move and the vulnerability of being exposed to any manner of harm, not to mention the inability to take his mind off it […]
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