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Tropa Magica was a long way from their East L.A. home on September 6. They were featured at No Fun, along with the Jagaloons and the Sugar Hold. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from No Fun here …
Every festival worth its salt has vendors. In fact, it’s the vendors that sell the salt. Women Are Making Music (WAMM) Festival had a nice eclectic collection of vendors, selling everything from art prints to board games. Photography by Liam Sweeny. More from Liam Sweeny…
Words by Skye Rickman. SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. – September 9, 2025 – From the moment I arrived for VIP check-in at 4:30, I knew this was going to be more than just another metal concert—it was an event. The staff handed out signed comic books, a soft Heidrun towel, and a cool sling bag. The […]
September 5 saw the season’s first pop-up beer garden show at Opalka Gallery, featuring Super 400 and Buggy Jive. Photography by Timothy Reidy. Read an interview with Super 400 here …
Steve Candlen Jam at The Ale House – 1st Tuesday Ale House Improvisations! George Muscatello-Guitar Jason Emmond – Bass Photography by Timothy Reidy. Albany Riverfront Jazz Festival, 9/6/2025
Jupiter Queen had an album release party for their new release, “Just a Taste,” at No Fun. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from No Fun here …
Words and Photography by Lori Anne McKone. SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. – Australia’s King Parrot opened the evening with a set that was short, savage, and utterly unhinged—in the best way possible. Their brand of grindcore is fast, filthy, and laced with punk chaos, and they brought it all to SPAC with zero restraint. Frontman Matt […]
Words and Photography by Lori Anne McKone. SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. – Before Pantera took the stage, Amon Amarth transformed SPAC into a mythic battlefield. The Swedish melodic death metal giants brought thunderous riffs, Norse iconography, and a stage presence that bordered on cinematic. Opening with “Guardians of Asgaard,” the band wasted no time summoning their […]
Ron Sexsmith graced the stage of Caffe Lena for a great performance on Wednesday. He played some songs from his new album, “Hangover Terrace,” and shared some of his better-known classics from the ’90s and 2000s to a nearly packed house! Photography by Sara Busone. Read an interview with Ron Sexsmith here …
Words by Thomas Hogan. This is my report of the Mind Blown Festival 2025, from Glens Falls, N.Y., at the Shirt Factory, which happened on August 30th. It was a great festival put together by the ADK Punk Mafia. This event was not only about local music, but a benefit promoting mental health through music, […]
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