From June 25 through July 22, “Ian Curtis: Insight” will give fans of the late Joy Division frontman a glimpse into his life. “Ian Curtis: Insight” will be showcased in the Voltz Clarke Gallery, located on the Lower East Side in Manhattan. The free-for-all exhibit features Curtis’s handwritten lyrics, personal letters, photographs, and other memorabilia […]
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Brooklyn-based alt/indie rock band Glom, led by Sean Dunnevant, leans into the uncertainty of adulthood on Glass , a new single from their album Below, available now on Nettwerk Music Group. Built on 90s alt-rock, infectious guitar riffs and shoe gaze pop, Glass pushes the dreamscape sound built on earlier projects like 2020 s Merit and 2019 s […]
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On an emotionally complicated Mother s Day weekend in Albany, there may not have been a more appropriate artist to close out the 78th Annual Tulip Festival than Iron & Wine. Performing to a sold-out crowd inside The Egg on May 10, Sam Beam and company delivered a deeply personal and profoundly moving performance that felt […]
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Discover Schenectady announced today that the Museum of Innovation and Science (miSci) will launch an all-new immersive experience celebrating one of the greatest albums of all time Pink Floyd: The Dark Side of the Moon beginning this Friday, May 15. Presented inside miSci s state-of-the-art planetarium dome, this unforgettable audio-visual journey combines the legendary music of […]
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The Cooperstown Summer Music Festival returns for its 28th season with six concerts offering something for everyone. Performances take place at the Fenimore Farm and Country Village and Christ Episcopal Church, the same church where author James Fenimore Cooper once worshiped. Cooperstown Summer Music Festival concerts take place from July 15 to August 17, 2026. […]
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On May 6, the completely sold out Pale Moonlight Tour rolled through Buffalo RiverWorks for a stacked night featuring Dayseeker, Northlane, Wind Walkers and Sace6. Despite the Buffalo Sabres hosting the Montreal Canadians the same night just across the city, fans still packed RiverWorks from wall to wall, proving just how anticipated this tour really […]
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Albany’s free Summer Concert Series – Alive at Five – returns this June and July for the 37th season, starting on Thursday June 4th. In a shift from past years, Alive at Five will be held at 4 different venues and locations around the city, in a forward-thinking effort to reach different communities within the Capital […]
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The Grey Fox 2026 Bluegrass Festival is returning to Walsh Farm in Oak Hill, NY, this July. The celebrated festival features an array of Bluegrass performances and fun summer outdoor activities. The festival, held July 15-19, is hosted by Dry Branch Fire Squad, who will provide top-notch entertainment and storytelling throughout the event. The festival […]
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Late on Mother’s Day Sunday, May 11, a mother of a show blew through the Bug Jar doors in Rochester. Earth Tongue, traveling from New Zealand, were setting off on a Spring U.S. tour. With songs centering around Satan and demons, themes were more dark and demented. It may have been nearing bedtime but these […]
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My very first Sleaford Mods show at the Music Hall of Williamsburg and what very well could be my last due to its impending closure because the landlord has declined to renew its lease to host shows beyond 2026 was nothing short of amazing! Upon entering the staple in Brooklyn’s indie music scene […]
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