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Show Detective. Friday, February 21st Swan Lake, Grand Kiev Ballet, The Palace Theatre, Albany, 7pm Sex & the City – a Super Unauthorized Musical Parody, Proctors Theatre, Schenectady Sex n’ The City: The “Super” Unauthorized Musical Parody follows our favorite single gals looking for love in the big city. We tackle serious topics like “will […]
Subscribe to our YouTube Channel HERE! Johnny Kelly (Drummer) shares some insight with RadioRadioX Music Journalist Rachael Skinner.
The latest offering in the Lift Concert Series at Troy Savings Bank Music Hall showcased Zan and the Winter Folk. The Troy-based Americana band performed both old and new selections at the intimate show. Zan and the Winter Folk are: Zan Strumfeld: vocals, guitar Michael Gregg: banjo Will Brown: lead guitar Sean Fortune: upright bass […]
Jesse Sample’s Freak of the Week airs EVERY WEDNESDAY at 6pm EASTERN only on RadioRadioX.com This is Jesse Sample. What does the phrase “Blood Simple” mean to you? Most accounts of the phrase trace it back to 1929 Dashiell Hammett novel Red Harvest. It is loosely defined as a term that means to be “crazed by […]
Sean Lippin – Interview – Thanks for Asking! – by Liam Sweeny. RRX: Like songs, every artist has a unique feeling about their first show. What was your first show like? Was it your best show? If not, what was your best show like? SL: My first official show was at Coffeelabs in Tarrytown back […]
Grandma’s Ashes in the Park – The Weird Side of the Internet – by Liam Sweeny. One of the most satisfying and rewarding things one can do is to turn some abandoned plot of land into something beautiful, like a garden or a park. In Cornwall, England, gardener Paul Caruana, along with a small cadre, […]
McGeary’s is back at it with their First Monday Concert Series with Jim Gaudet and the Railroad Boys. Jim ran a little leaner than normal, with Bob Buckley and Rich Pagano the only Railroad Boys for the night. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from Timothy Reidy …
On Groundhog Day, Save the Cat Touring and Byrdhouse Records brought two out-of-town punk bands to No Fun: Kerosene Heights (from North Carolina) and Philadelphia’s Elephant Jake. Local favorites Senior Living and Everybody That Loves You rounded out the bill. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from Timothy Reidy …
Greetings – Wow, what a bunch of weather we’ve been having! The folk repertoire has songs for every ocassion. I’m sure you’ve all heard “The Show Must Go On.” Well, sometimes travelling just isn’t worth the risk for the touring bands, the audience and the venue crew. It was disappointing that both the matinee and evening concerts this […]
Dodging Bullets – The Weird Side of the Internet – by Liam Sweeny. Two kids, friends. Smoking weed, talking smack. Gun afficionados or maybe just badasses. One friend tells the other he can dodge bullets. Again, smoking weed. Two guns and they go into the garage. One unloads, the other zen’s himself for the dodge. […]
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