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Judas Priest brought their co-headlining tour to Saratoga Performing Arts Center on September 27. Photography by Stephanie J Bartik. More from Saratoga Performing Arts Center here …
Words and Photography by Nate Black. Last Saturday night at Seven Bistro in Clifton Park felt less like a concert and more like stepping into a rock-n-roll sitcom: loud, unpredictable, and absolutely unforgettable. The opener, Matty D, set the tone with a smooth acoustic set stacked with ‘90s gems. His delivery was warm and effortless, the […]
If you haven’t yet experienced Mikaela Davis‘ harp-driven indie music, you have been missing out. She entertained like only she can at Lark Hall, with Burlington’s Lily Seabird opening the show. Photography by Timothy Reidy. Read an interview with Mikaela Davis here …
Words and Photography by Joshua Scarselli. For weeks, we have been perplexed by the mystery of the Turf Turds. Who makes up this unknown tribute band to the Lawn Sausages? Why would someone want to make a tribute band for the Lawn Sausages? Who was the mysterious Phil McKracken who organized all of this? We […]
Meg Duffy returned to Albany as Hand Habits‘ Northeast Tour swung through Lark Hall. Fashion Club (Pascal Stevenson) provided support. Photography by Timothy Reidy. Hand Habits Fashion Club More from Lark Hall here …
The rumors were confirmed Saturday at Seven Bistro in Clifton Park … the Turf Turds, a reincarnation of the infamous Lawn Sausages, played a high-energy set full of crowd-pleasing classics. Matty D opened, playing a stripped-down acoustic set to warm up the audience. The show was stolen, however, by Willie … a very well-behaved cockatiel […]
Emo Night with Side-B and DJ Fearless brought out lots ot emo fans to Lost & Found on Broadway. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from Lost & Found here …
The third pop-up beer garden of the season at Opalka Gallery featured the Parlor and Jimi Woodul. There was also a Makers Market in the back. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from Opalka Gallery here …
Hey Greasy brought this bill of Cowboys and Bad Boys to No Fun. Headliners Cowboys in the Campfire featured the Replacements’ Tommy Stinson. Original opener Slik Nik couldn’t make it, so Brule County Bad Boys (lite) filled in. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from No Fun here …
The very talented trio of Steve Candlen, Todd Nelson, and Rob Lindquist entertained downstairs at the Eleven on Wednesday, September 17. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from the Eleven here …
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