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On Sunday, Lost & Found hosted “Banana Split Sunday,” a fundraiser for Big Brothers Big Sisters and the sponsorship program at Albany Rock Pit. Harley Reign provided musical entertainment amongst the other fun activities. Photography by Stephanie J Bartik. More coverage of the event here …
Friday night at McGeary’s with the incomparable Donna Tritico Band. Photography by Timothy Reidy. Read an interview with the Donna Tritico Band here …
AOL Sound No More – The Weird Side of the Internet – by Liam Sweeny. If you were alive in the 90s, the keys to the world had a particular sound, at once grating and eagerly sought after if you were at the computer. And that sound was dialup. Screechy and staticky, the sound of […]
Another look at the beautiful day that was this year’s Troy Pig Out (Sunday, August 17), this time through the lens of our photographer, Tim Reidy. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More coverage of the Pig Out here …
Lithium, Chptr. 3 – Xperience Fiction – by Liam Sweeny. Mel’s arms were loaded with Master Burger bags. He cradled a two-liter of soda under his armpit while he cradled his still-warm coffee in the crook of his elbow. In one hand was the mail and in the other was his keychain. He deftly maneuvered […]
Mambo-X rose to become one of the Capital Region’s most popular original pop acts from 1985-1988. Propelled by the twirling stage theatrics of singer Erin O’Hara, happy guitars, and kinetic rhythms, the band gigged extensively, performing on bills with the Tom Tom Club, Billy Bragg, 10,000 Maniacs, The Feelies, and many others. The band recorded two albums, […]
The musical entertainment for the New York State Food Fest was moved indoors to the Convention Center. Legendary rockers Blue Oyster Cult were joined by ’80s tribute act Aquanett, as well as Troy favorites Super 400. Photography by Timothy Reidy. Blue Oyster Cult Aquanett Super 400 Read more on Blue Oyster […]
Words and Photography by Sara Busone. The Fleshtones were in their glory with a highly energized performance showcasing fan favorites to a packed Hangar on the Hudson. The energy between the band and the crowd was electric. The Fleshtones never disappoint. VinTri Hill played a blistering opening set. They displayed their early ’90s sound with […]
Delaney Hafener and the Belle Curves, Burlington’s Emerald Ground Water, along with violinist/fiddler Lucy Nelligan, comprised the bill at No Fun on August 7. Photography by Timothy Reidy. The Belle Curves Emerald Ground Water Lucy Nelligan More from No Fun here …
Longtime area favorites, the Wheel, got Dead fans happy and dancing underneath the Egg. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from the Lunchtime at the Plaza series here …
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