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I grew up with a love for Broadway. I was lucky to be part of a school music program that organized field trips to NYC to see those gorgeous musical productions that inspired my lifelong love of music and theater. (Thanks to Lansingburgh High School!) There is something epic and humanly universal that makes the […]
Extraordinary. Exceptional. Enthralling. Pat Metheny’s compositions, arrangements and guitar work dazzled a rapt audience at the Troy Saving Bank Music Hall for his latest solo tour. This was a show where you could hear a pin drop, and it was clear the fans were ready to relish Metheny’s technical wizardry translated to a range of […]
Photographer Amy Klemme was on scene at the Radioradiox 5th Year Anniversary Party at the Hangar on the Hudson, Sunday, August 6th. Here are her stories.
Radioradiox had an anniversary party at Hangar on the Hudson on Sunday, August 6th, and I was able to follow these music makers: Niki Kaos, Peggy of Troy, Joe Barna, The Tradition and There’s No Such Things as Ghosts. Photography by Timothy Reidy.
I’ve been seeing Kristian Montgomery posting a new song almost every week on the social media sites, and they are all pretty darn good. Hardship and survival, life and love, the visceral emotions of these experiences are heard through songs inspired by storytelling. I figured it would be good to learn more about what is […]
Alacrity Summer Art Festival. I love art of all kinds! And I’m excited to see The Alacrity Summer Art Festival return on Saturdays to the corner of Lark St. and State St. in Albany. I caught up with curator Stephanie Levay to learn more about what’s happening. SL: The Alacrity Summer Art Festival! It is […]
Rainbow Runway Celebrates Pride in Clifton Park Saturday June 17th, noon to 8pm. by Niki Kaos Rainbow Runway is a Pride celebration including musical performances and a glamourous Drag Queen runway show on Saturday, June 17th from noon to 8pm at 17 Executive Park Drive in Clifton Park. The event starts with a free vendor […]
Over 20 years ago in a Collar City far, far away from where it is today a group of local merchants banded together to host the first River Street Fest. The Late Dana Rudolf spearheaded the effort with help from Jim Barrett, Robin McDonough and many others. Over the years, the festival has ebbed and […]
Kaos Korner. In my personal life, May has always been one of those months that feels soooooo busy! And the live music scene is no exception. It makes it hard for a girl to figure out what shows to catch – but it is important to me to support a range of local, regional and […]
Bob Bour and Glen Cortese. The Schenectady Symphony Orchestra is one of the reasons I feel lucky to live in the Capital Region. Thoughtful programming brings classic selections and modern melodies to the beautiful Proctor’s Theater. I have a chance to learn about what is in store for audiences this Mother’s Day weekend! RRX: Please […]
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