Shannon Tehya
Words and Photography by Nate Black. Some nights at Putnam Place are memorable, and then there are nights that feel like they carve themselves right into local music history. Friday night fell firmly into the latter. With Shannon Tehya and the Troupe warming up the room and Margo Macero taking the headline slot, it was […]
On Sunday, Kaos Industries and Peak Music Studios hosted WAMM Fest 2025 (Women Are Making Music) to amplify women’s voices, not just on stage but in our community. The event was held at the Hangar on the Hudson and featured performers and women-led businesses both inside and outside the venue. Performers inside included the Va […]
Shannon Tehya – An Xperience Interview – by Niki Chaos. Shannon Tehya reminds me of an exquisite rainbow flamingo mermaid. Elegant and quietly fierce. Stretched to the sky, crooning songs with her flock. We bond over what it’s like to be a musician in the 518 and supporting women in all spaces. RRX: What inspired […]
Jason Irwin – An Xperience Column – by Jason Irwin. I don’t typically use words like “vibe.” Sure, it’s often used to describe a general mood or atmosphere, but I’ve always associated it with states of peace—something unfamiliar to my perpetually restless nature. As a verb, it can mean “relaxing” or “chilling.” There—two more terms […]
Lucid Street and many friends celebrated the long history of women in rock at Lost & Found, and Stephanie Bartik was there to capture some of the night’s highlights. Photography by Stephanie J Bartik. More from Stephanie J. Bartik …
Josh Breden – Interview – Thanks for Asking! – by Liam Sweeny. RRX: Every artist’s first song is a milestone. But so is the latest song. Describe the first song/album you recorded, and also the latest song/album you recorded; what are the differences? JB: Well, I started “doing music” in 1998 as a vinyl DJ […]
John Sanchirico, Laura Leigh and Shannon Tehya performed a powerful set at Ophelia’s on Broadway on Thursday, May 23rd. Photography by Stephanie J Bartik. More from Stephanie J Bartik…
Shannon Tehya and The Troupe performed under a tent awning at the Troy Farmer’s Market in downtown Troy on Saturday, May 4th. Photography by Liam Sweeny. More from Liam Sweeny…
Shannon Tehya – Interview – Thanks for Asking – by Liam Sweeny. RRX: Every comic book hero has an origin story. What is your origin story? (points if you tell it like a comic book origin.) ST: This is a wildly loaded question! Though I am no comic book hero, I am a different person […]
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