Timothy Reidy
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The July 26 edition of the Troy Summer Square concert series featured Dust Bowl Faeries performing outside the Troy Savings Bank Music Hall. Photography by Timothy Reidy. Read an interview with Ryder Cooley of Dust Bowl Faeries here …
This Thursday night show at No Fun featured Shadow Monster, a sadcore group out of Brooklyn led by Gillian Visco. Kingston’s TV Sleep, as well as local favorites Toriendofstory and Stroma rounded out the bill. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from No Fun here …
The Powers Park Concert Series continued on July 26 with Lucid Street. Photography by Timothy Reidy. Watch an interview with Cait Tizzone of Lucid Street here …
On June 29, Freedom Park in Scotia hosted the Music Company Orchestra for their outdoor show to close out June. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from Freedom Park here …
On July 18, Movie Night at Clinton Market Collective featured a screening of “The Iron Giant,” featuring a live score by Blue Ranger and guests. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from Timothy Reidy …
“Classic Rock Night” at Alive at Five featured headliners Middle Aged Dad Jam Band, but also – and perhaps more importantly to the local crowd – what was billed as Wild Adriatic‘s last Albany appearance. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from Alive at Five here …
On June 28, Good Karma Studio presented “Aerial Dance of the Zodiac” at the Egg’s Hart Theatre. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More coverage of the show here …
On June 28, the Egg presented Dark Ballet, described as “a collision of live hard rock, movement, and truth.” Photography by Timothy Reidy. Read an interview with Jeff and Crystal Moore of Dark Ballet here …
The second show of the Troy Savings Bank Music Hall‘s Summer Square Concert Series was Reese Fulmer and friends on June 28. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from the Summer Square Concert Series here …
A wild night at No Fun as Dmitry Wild celebrated the release of his new LP, “Vintage Tales.” The Dionysus Effect and Blase DeBris helped with the celebration, along with a sneaky snake lady, who got all fired up. Photography by Timothy Reidy. Read an interview with Dmitry Wild here …
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