The Palace Theatre
Black Violin performed Friday Night, March 29 at the Palace Theatre in Albany with Sinkane. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from Timothy Reidy.
Interview: Brett Glasser (The Kids of Albany) By: Rob Smittix RRX: It seems pretty exciting. So it’s not just a Halloween time celebration anymore. It looks like we got a Rocky Horror Christmas show coming up as well. So I figured, hey,let’s chat about it a little bit. This is to be held December 12th […]
I (Rob Smittix) never seen The Disco Biscuits live in concert before last Friday (02/03/2023) and I realize that I am late to the game but hey it’s never too late, is it? A new project from Michael Travis (The String Cheese Incident) and Aaron Johnston (Brazilian Girls, David Byrne’s American Utopia) called Snakes and […]
GB: What’s up? RRX: I just wanted to chat. We’ve got this Grapplin’ Greg documentary coming out and being debuted at The Palace December 17th, so I figured it would be fun just to shoot the s**t a little bit with you beforehand. GB: It should be an interesting night. (Laughs) I looking forward to […]
Photography By: Tim Reidy “It was a song and dance show at The Palace Theatre, with many Christmas favorites played, lots of waltzing and the antics you usually find at a Lindsey Stirling show with a good message.”
Friday night at the Palace Theatre , I was in attendance of an amazing performance of the legendary Alice Cooper, the 74 year old King Of Shock Rock is the originator of histrionic stage performance that is cult like and has inspired millions of fans with his sing along anthems of simple yet brilliant lyrics […]
Photography Ny: Tim Reidy
Everyone and their grandmother requested to cover Primus at The Palace on May 18th, so I did what any good fan would do and I decided to cover the show for myself. Sure my camera may not be as great as my colleague’s equipment but hopefully through my words you can feel my experience. The […]
Saturday April 16th, Albany’s PALACE THEATRE was the place to be as the legendary Joan Jett And The Blackhearts came to the Little Apple Albany. Joan has been a personal favorite of mine since day one, a symbol of feminine power in a male dominated rock music industry, which often had sexist lyrics in many […]
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