Events
Creative License Presents Capital Region Premiere of Beau Willimon’s Breathing Time at Cohoes Music Hall September 18–27, 2026 COHOES, NY — Creative License theater collective will present Breathing Time, a compelling drama by acclaimed playwright and screenwriter Beau Willimon, September 18–27, 2026, at the historic Cohoes Music Hall. The production marks the play’s Capital Region premiere and is part of Creative […]
By The Vibe Dog. There are concerts, and then there are incidents. After many years of voluntarily surrendering evenings to live music, I have developed a reasonably reliable system for determining which is which. You arrive. You find your seat. You look around at the people who have paid an alarming amount of money to […]
Photo of Vito Ciccarelli by Stephanie J Bartik by Vito Ciccarelli. After 23 unforgettable years, the time has come for me to take my final bow as the Producer of the Powers Park Concert Series. While it isn’t easy to say goodbye to something that has been such a meaningful part of my life, I […]
Photography by Joshua Scarselli. The king of no-budget indie horror has another installment to terrify us! Frank Palangi and Palangi Films bring us “Farm House.” “Farm House” expands the Palangiverse, taking place after “Warren County.” “Farm House” is a stand-alone story, so you don’t need to see “Warren County” first, although you absolutely have to […]
By Chad from Albany. PUBLIC EVENT: Davin Yap’s Celebration of Life Saturday, August 8, 2026, 1:30 pm – 8 pm Slingerlands Fire Department, 1520 New Scotland Rd, Slingerlands, NY 12159 On June 30, 2026, Jessica Yap (from Pattersonville, NY) was heading home from a vacation in Myrtle Beach with a friend and their children when their […]
By Charla Earney. There is an odd amount of judgment surrounding cover bands. I’ve heard it for years. “They’re not original.” “They’re just playing someone else’s music.” “Go support original artists instead.” I understand the argument. Original music matters. It pushes culture forward. Every legendary song we cherish today was once somebody’s brand-new idea. But […]
By Michael Bruce. As a huge Kiss fan, I’ve always wanted to say, “Man … Manilow?”, and actually mean it! Why? Kiss put out a home video called “Kiss Exposed” in 1987. In a staged-for-the-beginning-of-the-video scene, a reporter knocks on Paul’s mansion door to come in and do an interview. When the tired rock star […]
Prepare yourself for a mesmerizing musical journey as Hudson Harmonic proudly presents The Forbidden Lovers on Friday, June 19, 2026. Taking over the stage at 21 N 6th Street in Hudson, NY, this event is set to be a standout night of innovative sound and vibrant energy. The performance features the dynamic duo Halo and […]
A hilarious night of comedy. By Skye Rickman. TROY, N.Y. – April 30, 2026 – First off, if you haven’t been to the Troy Savings Bank Music Hall, I highly recommend you stop in for a show. It was founded in 1875 and is known for its amazing acoustics and great views from any seat. […]
By Joanna Palladino. Schenectady Civic Players returns to the salon with a warm, funny, emotionally generous production of “Steel Magnolias” — and under the direction of Kelly Sienkiewicz, the show understands something essential about the play: memory has a soundtrack. Set inside Truvy’s beauty salon in Chinquapin, Louisiana, Robert Harling’s beloved play lives and dies […]
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