Category: News Desk

  • Hardy Announces “QUIT!! Tour” Stopping at SPAC and Darien Lake in June

    The Big Loud Rock Heavy-hitter Hardy announced his ‘QUIT!!’ tour that will kick off in May with shows in Saratoga Springs and Darien Center this summer.

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    The Philadelphia-born singer HARDY will kick off his tour on May.30 which will make a stop at the Broadview Stage at SPAC on June 7, and the Darien Lake Amphitheater on June 8. The singer/songwriter’s upcoming tour will also feature Nashville-based Multi-Platinum country singer Kip Moore, Mercury Nashville recording artist Travis Denning, and a maverick country music based in Alabama, Ella Langley.

    This will mark as a return for the artist as Hardy soared to new heights in 2023 with the release of critically acclaimed half-country, half-rock sophomore album the mockingbird & THE CROW, adding to nearly four billion career streams and a “the mockingbird & THE CROW” Tour that ended last year.

    Tickets for the ‘Quit!!’ tour go on sale on Friday, January 19 at 10 a.m., with select fan pre-sales starting on Tuesday, January 16. Buy tickets here.

    HARDY SUMMER 2024 ‘QUIT!!’ TOUR
    May 30 – Rogers, AR – Walmart AMP *◎
    May 31 – St. Louis, MO – Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre *◎
    June 1 – Noblesville, IN. – Ruoff Music Center *◎
    June 6 – Toronto, ON – Budweiser Stage *◎
    June 7 – Saratoga Springs, NY. – Broadview Stage at SPAC *◎
    June 8 – Buffalo, NY – Darien Lake Amphitheater *
    June 14 – Charlotte, NC. – PNC Music Pavilion *✭
    June 15 – Raleigh, NC – Coastal Credit Union Music Park *✭
    June 20 – Holmdel, NJ – PNC Bank Arts Center *✭
    June 21 – Mansfield, MA – Xfinity Center *✭
    June 22 – Gilford, NH – BankNH Pavilion *✭
    June 27 – Camden, NJ – Freedom Mortgage Pavilion *✭
    June 28 – Bristow, VA – Jiffy Lube Live *✭
    July 25 – Cincinnati, OH – Riverbend Music Center *
    July 27 – Tinley Park, IL – Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre *
    * Travis Denning
    ✭ Ella Langley
    ◎ Stephen Wilson Jr.

    https://youtu.be/GHioHe3wUxA?si=Z2jfcfiy6iubA9MO
  • Fox Fest Announces 15th and Final Year

    After 15 years of great live music, bringing people together and raising money for different charities each year, the team at Fox Fest has announced this will be the final year for the Syracuse-area festival, on August 3, 2024.

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    Located near the villages of Onondaga and Navarino, Fox Fest is held is organized by George Ryan and Doris Ryan, held on their property and sponsored by a large group of local businesses, residents and attendees. There’s a full professional production including staging, PA system, and lighting, while local food vendors provide food and refreshments at reasonable rates. A family-friendly event that allows camping, coolers full of whatever you choose, and the open space to enjoy yourselves, the event is fun but not restrictive.

    fox fest

    The growth of the event is noteworthy – what began as a blending of three friends’ annual parties, took on a scale enviable by many regional festivals. Located in the pastoral hills south of Syracuse, Fox Fest is a non-profit event that annually donates its proceeds to honorable charities; this year’s proceeds will benefit the Zach Helfrich Memorial Fund.

    Established in 2020 with the mission of raising suicide awareness, especially with parents, and also to fund effective, local mental health treatment programs. The Zach Helfrich Memorial Endowment at Upstate supports their Psychiatry High Risk Program which has been phenomenally successful treating high risk, multiple attempt patients 14 and older.

    Taking place on Saturday, August 3 from 12pm to Midnight, ticket holders are allowed to arrive on Friday night and leave Sunday, camping for free on site, whether you have an RV, pop-up or tent. All sites are first come, first serve.

    Tickets to Fox Fest 2024 can be purchased in the form of a Fox Fest T shirt, on pre-sale. Order forms are located at Franks Moon Dance on Route 20, and Limp Lizard BBQ on Onondaga Blvd.  There will also be a link on the webpage to PayPal.

    Two food vendors are on site to satisfy munchies. Proceeds from the food vendor will also be put towards the charity, so please support them when you are hungry. Open fires and grills are not permitted at Fox Fest for safety reasons. Fox Fest is BYOB, with coolers welcome, as there are no alcohol sales at Fox Fest. Fox Fest is also not pet friendly – please leave your dogs at home.

    Tickets are $30 at the gate, along with t-shirts and much more at the merch tables at Fox Fest 2024.

    fox fest 2024

    Anyone looking to sponsors Fox Fest should reach out to George Ryan gryan@romanocars.com and anyone looking to volunteer should contact bruddyryan@hotmail.com.

  • Unity Hall Announces 2024 Mainstage Performance Series Shows

    Unity Hall has announced the first six months of its 2024 Mainstage Performance Series, presented in the historic Landecker Auditorium, updated with a state-of-the-art sound system.

    Unity Hall’s 2024 MainStage Performance Series opens on Saturday, February 17 at 7:30 PM with Patsy Cline: Letters, Stories and Songs. The show features Rebecca Miner as Patsy and a cast of musicians and actors depicting important people in Cline’s life.  

    From its start, Unity Hall was built to be used as a performing arts venue, and a place for private and public meetings, parties, and other gatherings. It was built in 1896 by the nearby Unitarian Universalist Church and soon became a cultural and community center shared with other groups from Barneveld and its surrounding villages. In 1993, just about the time when the venue’s future was becoming seriously in question, local George Landecker decided that this precious historical structure was too important to just let languish and die, creating the Unity Hall Foundation to save and replenish the iconic venue.

    The Unity Hall 2024 season launches on Saturday, February 17 with an original show about the iconic singer, Patsy Cline. Titled Patsy Cline: Letters, Stories, and Songs, the show features well-known local singer and performer Rebecca Miner in character as the iconic singer, joined by a cast of talented musicians and actors playing important figures in Patsy’s life.

    On Friday, March 22, internationally lauded banjo player, Tony Trischka, will perform with his band in a tribute show to Earl Scruggs, a major appearance for Unity Hall. Trischka is one of the most influential and innovative banjo players in the Roots music world. He won three awards at the 2007 International Bluegrass Music Association gathering, including Recorded Event of the Year and Banjo Player of the Year, and also produced Steve Martin’s banjo album Rare Bird Alert.

    Local acoustic music legend, Danny Holmes (formerly of Holmes and Mancini) returns to Unity Hall from Florida on Saturday, May 18 for his only area appearance. The multi-talented singer/songwriter Holmes will perform in the duo Rose ‘n’ Thorne with his wife, the outstanding vocalist, Karen Holmes. Finally, the talented and eclectic band, Quatro, will perform on June 22. Hailing from Syracuse, this dynamic band describes themselves as four perfectly aligned misfits performing Progressive Americana featuring guitar, cello, pedal steel, double bass, and vocal harmonies that will melt your heart.

    For more information about Unity Hall and to purchase tickets, visit here

  • Discover the Nominees for the 2024 Listen Up Awards

    The Listen Up Awards, a peoples choice music award ceremony that celebrates local talent in the Capital Region, has released the slate of nominees for 2024.

    photo by Frankie Cavone

    Created by Mirth Films and Radio Radio X, the Listen Up Awards features multiple live performances, with the ceremony taking place on March 24th at Putnam Place in Saratoga Springs, at 2pm.

    With the nominations now released, the voting process has begun for the 2024 Listen Up Awards and the awards are entirely determined through online voting.

    The nomination process wraps up February 29th at 11:59pm ET. Vote for your favorite Capital Region bands/artists by visiting this link.

    2024 Listen Up Awards Nominees

    Favorite Solo/Duo:
    Sirsy

    James Mullen
    Matty D
    Acoustic Inc.

    Favorite Solo/Duo Covers:
    Acoustic Inc.
    Gus Unplugged
    Jason Irwin
    Matty D and Ky McClinton

    Favorite Party Band:
    Hit-N-Run
    Lucid Street
    Off The Record
    The Refrigerators

    Favorite Country Artist:
    Kristian Montgomery
    Tame the Rooster
    Skeeter Creek
    Grit and Whiskey

    Favorite Rock Cover Band:
    Harmony Rocks
    Hit-N-Run
    Lucid Street
    Out of Office

    Favorite Americana Artist:

    Kristian Montgomery
    Northern Borne
    Little Saints
    James Mullen and the Strangers

    Favorite Pop Artist:
    IRod and the Auxiliary
    Phil Orsini
    Sydney Worthley
    Shannon Roy

    Favorite Rock/Hard Rock:
    The William Deuel Band
    Same Old Rat
    The Broken View
    The Hard Luck Souls

    Favorite Alt/Indie Artist:
    Nickopotamus
    No Such Things as Ghosts
    Galene
    Anacortez

    Favorite Folk/Bluegrass:
    Northern Borne
    Shannon Tehya
    Jim Gaudet
    Carolyn Shapiro

    Favorite Jazz Artist:
    Billy Buono
    Joe Barna
    Keith Pray
    Ian MacDonald

    Favorite Punk Garage:
    Feral Meryl
    The Erotics
    The Hauntings
    VinTri Hill

    Favorite Metal/Hardcore/Extreme:
    Gozer
    Frozen Sun
    Brick By Brick
    Alloy Reign

    Favorite Jam Band:

    Dead Man’s Waltz
    Glass Pony
    Hilltop
    Ampevene

    Favorite Blues Artist:
    Dealt The Blues
    Matt Mirabile
    Soul Sky
    Berkstar

    Favorite RB/Soul/Funk:
    Oobleck
    Donna Tritico Band
    Aplo
    The Nolanauts

    Favorite Electronica/Experimental Artist:

    Portyl
    UnRendered
    I’m Getting The Skeleton
    Comfort Frequency

    Favorite Performing/Recording DJ:
    DJ Goodlyfe
    DJ HOLLYW8D
    DJ John Brown
    DJ Irod

    Favorite Reggae/World Artist:
    Mixed Roots
    Embe Esti
    Dr Jah & The Love Prophets
    Jordan Taylor Hill

    Favorite Irish Artist:
    Get Up Jack
    Kilashandra
    Triskele
    Hair of the Dog

    Favorite Hip-Hop Artist:
    Bletzin
    Bonus
    JB!! Aka Dirty Moses
    Reczy

    Favorite Grateful Dead Cover Band:
    The Deadbeats
    Neon Avenue
    The Wheel
    Gratefully Yours

    Favorite Prog Rock Artist:
    Ampevene
    Nickopotamus
    Shadow Estate
    TV Doctors

    Best Hair and Makeup:
    Cait Tizzone
    Joanna Off The Record
    Emo Sea Monster
    Josh Mosh

    Most Likely To Fall Off Stage:
    Brother T
    Caitlin Tizzone
    Ryan Matter
    Tommy Love

    Best Dressed:

    Caitlin Tizzone
    Kevin Brandow
    Kristian Montgomery
    Norman Fraim

    Most Likely To Owe The Club Money:
    Brother T
    David Halprin
    Johnny Morse
    Ryan Matter

  • Study Taylor Swift at St. Bonaventure University’s Power of Pop Culture Class

    St. Bonaventure University has announced it is offering a new course this spring semester on the power of pop culture, studying everything from the Taylor Swift effect to the impact of protest music during the Vietnam War era, and the influence pop culture has on the media and public policy.

    Taylor Swift at Metlife Stadium, photograph by David Reichmann.

    As reported in New York Upstate, the new class will examine a variety of scenarios, including how politicians use appearances on entertainment shows to avoid media scrutiny, the impact of celebrities on public policy, and actors turned politicians. The big selling point for most people will be the phenomenon of Taylor Swift and her tremendous impact on the music industry and popular culture.

    “The lines between entertainment and politics have always been blurry, but the distinction is even less clear today,” said Richard Lee, the professor behind the course. “The class will help us understand how we arrived at where we are today, as well as where we are headed tomorrow.”

    This isn’t the first New York college to launch a course about Swift, New York University’s Clive Davis Institute introduced its first-ever course on her a few years ago. The class covered her evolution as a music entrepreneur, the legacy of pop and country songwriters, youth and girlhood discourses, and race politics in contemporary popular music.

    For more information about St. Bonaventure University, visit here.

  • Jam Cruise 20 Schedule Drops, with Superjams and Special Sets

    Cloud 9 Adventures dropped the music schedule for Jam Cruise 20, sailing from Miami, visiting ports in Montego Bay and Grand Cayman. moe. headlines, along with Medeski, Martin & Porter, and Cory Wong. Jerry Harrison & Andrian Belew will play Remain in Light, backed by Cool Cool Cool. Lettuce commences the Sail Away Toast, ending the cruise with Lotus on the main Pool Deck stage, Galactic in the Pantheon Theatre, and Marc “Brownie” Brownstein of the Disco Biscuits with Chali 2na in the Jam Room.

    jam cruise 20

    Reggae legends Steel Pulse return after 9 long years, with Keller Williams starting the evening we’re in Jamaica. New to Jam Cruise, Cimafunk is one of the most anticipated new bands, along with The Magic Beans, Eggy, The Hillbenders, Diggin’ Dirt, Próxima Parada, J & The Causeways, with sync-funksters Franc Moody all making debuts on the boat. The New Mastersounds return triumphantly, along with Chali 2na & Cut Chemist and other fan favorites. Dan Lebowitz’s superband, Yacht Rock, also returns.

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    Jam Cruise Lifers, KDTU and Galactic will return. 3-time Grammy winner Eric Krasno* will join Galactic’s drummer Stanton Moore in their recent Krasno Moore Project.

    There are eight or nine official stages on the massive MSC Divina, one of its largest ships. The largest main stage is on the Pool Deck, with a smaller Brews at Sea stage facing it, and the Garden Pool stage all the way aft, next to the infinity pool where fans can watch bands perform while swimming. At the front of the ship is the majestic Pantheon Theatre, which is the other largest stage. The famous Jam Room is hosted in the Black & White Lounge. Special piano sets by Ivan Neville and others, bluegrass, and other musical styles are performed in the Atrium, the multistory central lobby with an opulent $3M Swarovski Crystal Staircase.

    jam cruise 20

    A formerly-unofficial “secret stage” on deck 7, The Spot, created by Nathan Moore, is now hosted by The Sweet Lillies. The Spot’s acoustic mayhem is one of the many surprises fans find while exploring the ship. A “Purple Party” superjam will tribute Prince in the theatre on the night we leave Grand Cayman.

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    GMP Live hosts the Jam Cruise 20 Official Pre-Party on Feb 24, with Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe, Cool Cool Cool, and Electric Kif & DJ Logic spinning DJ sets.

    Only a handful of cabins remain – the Jam Cruise 20 booking deadline is Jan 26.

  • 2024 Northlands Music & Arts Festival Complete Lineup Announced

    The 2024 Northlands Music & Arts Festival complete lineup has been announced, featuring the return of Pigeons Playing Ping Pong, Big Something, and Cool Cool Cool.

    The 2024 Northlands Music & Arts Festival lineup boasts a wide array of talent, featuring internationally acclaimed touring ensembles. the festival will again feature nonstop music on two adjacent stages facing a massive concert ground and some of the region’s top acts on a bustling campground stage. Those camping onsite will be treated to late-night silent disco performances, with music going into the early morning.

    Northlands 2024 will include indie-jam sensation Goose, the rustic harmonies of Greensky Bluegrass, and jam band icons moe. Festival alumni Pigeons Playing Ping Pong, will return to the stage as a headliner, while Big Something and Cool Cool Cool also join the fantastic list of performers. Further adding to the roster are Krasno & Friends, Mihali, Sierra Hull, Dopapod, Spafford, TAUK, Giant Panda Guerilla Dub Squad, and Magic Beans. The festival again welcomes the all-star, all-female group Super Sonic Shorties, whom Nikki Glaspie leads. Other special guests include Kanika Moore (artist at large), Jennifer Hartswick, and Natalie Cressman.

    We’re so excited to welcome Pigeons back to Swanzey for another year, as well as their amazing community of fans. Big Something and Cool Cool Cool are putting together special sets for their inaugural appearances- fans, new and old, will love it. As always, we are proud to showcase rising stars in the scene on the Camp Stage. Stay tuned.

    Northlands Co-Founder Seth McNally

    Northlands continues to lead the way in sustainability, committed to the adage “Enjoy Life. Do Good”. Following the elimination of single-use plastics in 2023 and the introduction of industry-leading recycling and composting programs, the festival will continue to significantly reduce its carbon footprint.

    Tickets for the 2024 Northlands Music & Arts Festival are on sale now.

  • Third Eye Blind Announces Summer Gods Tour, Stopping in Buffalo, Saratoga Springs, and Wantagh in July

    Third Eye Blind has announced their ‘Summer Gods Tour’ that will kick off in June with shows in Buffalo, Saratoga Springs, and Wantagh this summer. 

    Third Eye Blind will kick off their fourth edition of the Summer Gods Tour which will make a stop at Darien Lake Amphitheater on July 3, Freedom Mortgage Pavilion on July 12, PNC Bank Arts Center on July 14, Broadview Stage at SPAC on July 16 and Northwell Health at Jones Beach Theater on July 18. The band’s upcoming tour will also feature a Jacksonville-based rock band Yellowcard and the New Jersey-based trio A R I Z O N A. 

    The band’s frontman shared their excitement for this tour as he stated, “I have this sense that I am feeling the same way everybody else is—that we need a summer tour so badly, like more than ever, we need the lights, the noise, the heat, and everybody up close to each other, singing as one. Can’t wait.”- Stephan Jenkins. 

    He also announced that a portion of the proceeds will benefit SeaTrees, an organization that works with coastal communities around the world to restore the ecosystems. “We have a beautiful, bright future,” with climate action in the center of it. “That’s what I want people to know,” Jenkins announced on CBS Mornings

    General on-sale tickets will begin on Jan.12 and can be purchased here.

    Third Eye Blind Summer Gods Tour Dates 

    June 8 – Airway Heights, WA  BECU Live at Northern Quest

    June 9 – Nampa, ID  Ford Idaho Center Amphitheater 

    June 13 – Seattle, WA  WAMU Theater 

    June 14 – Bend, OR  Hayden Homes Amphitheater

    June 15 – Mountain View, CA  Shoreline Amphitheatre

    June 20 – Los Angeles, CA  Greek Theatre

    June 21 – Chula Vista, CA  North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre

    June 22 – Las Vegas, NV  Fontainebleau Las Vegas 

    June 25 – West Valley City, UT  USANA Amphitheatre

    June 26 – Morrison, CO  Red Rocks Amphitheatre

    June 28  – Chicago, IL  Huntington Bank Pavilion at Northerly Island

    June 29 – St. Louis, MO  Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre – St. Louis

    June 30 – Franklin, TN  FirstBank Amphitheater

    July 2 – Cincinnati, OH  Riverbend Music Center 

    July 3  – Buffalo, NY – Darien Lake Amphitheater

    July 5 –  Cuyahoga Falls, OH  Blossom Music Center

    July 6 – Noblesville, IN  Ruoff Music Center

    July 7 – Clarkston, MI  Pine Knob Music Theatre

    July 9 – Burgettstown, PA  The Pavilion at Star Lake 

    July 11 – Gilford, NH  BankNH Pavilion 

    July 12 – Camden, NJ – Freedom Mortgage Pavilion 

    July 13 – Mansfield, MA  Xfinity Center

    July 14 – Holmdel, NJ – PNC Bank Arts Center

    July 16 – Saratoga Springs, NY – Broadview Stage at SPAC

    July 18 – Wantagh, NY – Northwell Health at Jones Beach Theater

    July 19 – Columbia, MD  Merriweather Post Pavilion 

    July 20 – Virginia Beach, VA  Veterans United Home Loans Amphitheater at Virginia Beach

    July 21- Raleigh, NC  Coastal Credit Union Music Park at Walnut Creek

    July 23 – Charlotte, NC PNC Music Pavilion 

    July 25 – Tampa, FL  MIDFLORIDA Credit Union Amphitheatre at the FL State Fairgrounds

    July 26 – Jacksonville, FL  VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena

    July 27 – Alpharetta, GA  Ameris Bank Amphitheatre

    July 28 – Birmingham, AL  Oak Mountain Amphitheatre

    July 31 – Rogers, AR  Walmart AMP 

    August 1 – Dallas, TX  Dos Equis Pavilion 

    August 2 –  Austin, TX Germania Insurance Amphitheater

    August 3 – Houston, TX  The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion presented by Huntsman

  • Kate McDonnell to host March for Our Lives Benefit Concert At Caffe Lena

    Kate McDonnell and Canella will be making a stop at Caffe Lena in Saratoga Springs on Jan.28 to host March for Our Lives benefit concert to end gun violence.

    McDonnell, an award-winning songwriter, will host the event which will include other regional performers who are also dedicated to the cause of ending gun violence in the country.

    The concert will include acts from prolific singer-songwriter Jimi W, Albany-based singer Doc Horton, 11-year-old powerhouse Iveilah, Indie-rock band Canella, and a special performance from Kate herself.

    Kate, the “Ballad Of A Bad Girl” singer has co-produced and will host a night of music at the Caffè Lena, a place that is widely recognized as the longest continuously operating folk music venue in the United States. She will be joined by other regional performers who are also dedicated to the cause of ending the culture of gun violence in the country.

    The event will also be a fundraiser for the vibrant organization March for Our Lives, an organization that since founded in 2018, has helped pass over 300 gun safety laws across the country.

    The concert will kick off at 3 pm and tickets can be purchased through here. The show will also be live streamed through Caffe Lena’s very own channel Caffe Lena TV.

  • The Park Theater Foundation Shares January Events

    The Park Theater Foundation in Glens Falls unveiled its lineup of events for January 2024 season which includes genre-bending Americana band Cold Chocolate, Rhoseway, a comedy night, and more.

    The Park Theater is set to present a wide variety of shows throughout January as part of their highly anticipated 2023/24 season. The series of events which will run from Jan. 19 to Jan. 31 will include local and regional musicians, writers, comedians, and other artists who always serve to enhance the accessibility of the arts within the local community.

    Upcoming Events

    01/11/24:- “Live & Local”
    The Park Theater Foundation presents ‘Live & Local’ featuring alternative rock group, Rhoseway. Led by Upstate NY-based singer-songwriter, Rob Fleming, Rhoseway will be performing as a 3-piece. Tickets: $10.00. Doors: 7:30pm | Showtime: 8:00pm.

    Additional Upcoming Events:

    01/18/24:- “Third Thursday Jazz”
    The Park Theater Foundation presents ‘Third Thursday Jazz’ with The Matt Niedbalski Trio featuring Rob Lindquist (piano) and Jason Emmond (bass). Experience some of the best jazz music in the Capital Region! Tickets: $10.00. Doors: 7:00pm | Showtime: 7:30pm.

    ‘The Park Presents:’ Cold Chocolate (01/19/24):
    The Park Theater Foundation presents ‘The Park Presents’ featuring genre-bending americana band, Cold Chocolate, live on January 19th, 2024! Cold Chocolate fuses folk, funk, and bluegrass to create a unique sound all their own – a show not to be missed! Tickets: Early Bird – $15.00 | Day Of Show – $20.00. Doors: 7:30pm | Showtime: 8:00pm.

    01/25/24:- “Live & Local: Songwriters’ Showcase”
    The Park Theater Foundation presents ‘Live & Local: Songwriters’ Showcase’ – an intimate evening featuring some of the Capital Region’s favorite songwriters. Hosted by performer, producer and engineer, Josh Morris, these ‘artist-in-the-round’ performances give audiences the opportunity to hear local musicians’ songs and the stories behind them. This month’s artists include Josh Morris, Erin Harkes, Natalie Santini & Andy Arnold (Little Saints), and Matt Plummer (Bendt). Tickets: Early Bird – $10.00 | Day Of Show – $15.00. Doors: 6:30pm | Showtime: 7:00pm.

    01/26/24:- “Comedy After Dark”
    The Park Theater Foundation presents ‘Comedy After Dark’ featuring highly-acclaimed New York comedian, Doug Smith. He has appeared on CONAN, The Late Late Show with James Corden, Kevin Hart’s LOL Network, and most notably “This Is Not Happening” on Comedy Central. Enjoy an evening of laughter and fun with family and friends! Tickets: Early Bird – $22.00 | Day Of Show – $25.00. Doors: 7:30pm | Showtime: 8:00pm.

    01/27/24:- “Live & Local”
    The Park Theater Foundation presents ‘Live & Local’ featuring americana band, Reese Fulmer & The Carriage House Band. Reese Fulmer & The Carriage House Band challenge the traditional relationship of a songwriter and his band, with a fluidly rotating cast of top-notch players and a flair for experimentation that combine for a unique and mesmerizing live performance. Suggested Donation: $15.00. Doors: 7:30pm | Showtime: 8:00pm.

    01/31/24:- “Running On Empty”
    The Park Theater Foundation hosts Rochmon Record Club for a series of listening parties. Hosted by Chuck Vosganian, this listening party will focus on Jackson Browne’s “Running On Empty” (1977). Tickets: $12.00. Doors: 6:30pm | Showtime: 7:00pm.

    For more information on events, membership, or volunteer opportunities, visit or phone the box office at 518-792-1150.