Author: Timothy Reidy
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The B3nson Recording Company returned to Hangar on the Hudson for the 14th annual “Funsgiving” on November 21. The Husbands got the joint jamming, while Bruiser and Bicycle were a nice bonus. Sgt. Dunbar and the Hobo Banned came with their standard eight-member lineup and played many of their favorites. Photography by Timothy Reidy. […]
The 56th Annual Schenectady County Holiday Parade was held on November 22, 2025, and featured all sorts of entertainment, including a performance by Sydney Worthley. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from Timothy Reidy here …
On November 15, Hangar on the Hudson hosted “Rock the Pantry,” which raises funds and supplies for Oakwood Community Center’s weekly food pantry. Music for the good causes was provided by Doc Horton and the Jay Street Band, Nathan Meltz and the House of Tomorrow, Great Mutations, Front Biz, the Abyssmals, Ice Queen, and Architrave. […]
Much-loved trio, the Sound Minds, played Hangar on the Hudson on November 8, with Woodstock’s Freek’s Garage as their opener. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from Hangar on the Hudson here …
Oobleck and Black Mountain Symphony was my dance and groove portion of my First Friday at Ophelia’s. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from Ophelia’s here …
November’s edition of Albany’s First Friday series included Ryan Leddick, Chris Sanders, Jenna Nicholls, and Mark Emanatian and friends doing a tribute to the late Ernie Williams. Host locations included the Fort Orange General Store, Ophelia’s, The Eleven, and McGeary’s. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More coverage of First Friday here …
Host Niki Kaos has launched a monthly showcase series for WAMM (Women are Making Music) 518 at Ophelia’s. Artists who performed in November include Curious Comet, Lauren Chiyoko Axford, and Deb Zep. Photography by Timothy Reidy. Read more from WAMM here …
Kitchen Dwellers brought their flavor of progressive bluegrass to the Cohoes Music Hall, with Mainers, the Mallett Brothers Band, opening the show. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from Cohoes Music Hall here …
Blood Lemon (with members of Built to Spill) turned in a strong performance at No Fun on November 5. Mall Goth and Toriendofstory opened up the show. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from No Fun here …
Jim Gaudet and the Railroad Boys returned to McGeary’s to the delight of the crowd. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from McGeary’s here …
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