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On April 18, Canadian veterans Silverstein played to a sold-out Empire Live for their 25 Years of Noise tour. Photography by Christopher Ebbs. More from Empire Live …
Hard rock on a Tuesday at Empire Underground. Headliner Baroness performed both “Red” and “Blue” in their entirety. Chelsea Murphy and Dawn of Ouroboros kicked things off in style. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from Empire Underground …
It was a folk-punk kind of night at Empire Underground, with Lancaster, PA-based Apes of the State in town to promote their third album, “What’s Another Night?” Seattle duo Sister Wife Sex Strike and Arizona’s Little Foot rounded out the exciting bill Photography by Christopher Ebbs. Apes of the State Sister Wife Sex […]
NYC-based punk outfit H2O put on a fine set at Empire Live, opening up for the Bouncing Souls. Photography by Christopher Ebbs. More from Empire Live …
New Jersey’s Teenage Halloween and local surf rockers Scotchka were only two of a talented five-act bill at No Fun Sunday night, with Gainesville’s Dikembe the headliner. Glazed and Everybody That Loves You also played. Photography by Christopher Ebbs. Teenage Halloween Scotchka More from No Fun …
A Night Like No Other: Song City Troy, Season 3 Finale Words and Photography by Penny Piper. It’s a rare and beautiful thing to witness art in its purest form. To be in the room where the energy between artist and audience crackles, where vulnerability and talent take the spotlight without filter. That’s exactly what […]
The Capital Region Blues Network brought in the Amy Ryan Band and Mark and Jill to Hangar on the Hudson to benefit Blues in the Schools. Good times (and generosity) ensued. Photography by Stephanie J Bartik. More from Hangar on the Hudson …
More pictures of the fun at yesterday’s River Fest in Troy. As is usually the case, the crowd brings as much joy as the entertainers. Photography by Stephanie J Bartik. More coverage of River Fest here …
Some damp and windy weather couldn’t hurt the good vibes at River Fest yesterday. Vendors galore, great food, and music from Kristian Montgomery, Doc Horton and the Jay Street Band, the Chris Busone Band, and the Peak Music Allstars made for a terrific afternoon. Photography by Sara Busone. More from Sara Busone …
Brooklyn’s Thick headlined a killer all-female-fronted lineup at No Fun on Mother’s Day. Slaughterhouse (from Los Angeles) and Upstate NY’s own Sir Echo provided support. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from No Fun …
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