NYS Music 2024

Tag: Landmark Theatre

  • In Focus: Jessie Murph at the Landmark Theatre

    Jessie Murph brought an electrifying energy during her tour stop at the historic Landmark Theatre in Syracuse. With fans wrapped around the block, they were treated to an unforgettable night filled with emotions and powerhouse vocal performance that left them wanting more.

    The night opened with Big Yavo, an emerging artist from Alabama who delivered a set with southern charisma and sounds. His blend of hip-hop and rap had the crowd dancing on their feet, primed for what was to come, setting the perfect tone for Jessie’s entrance.

    The historic Landmark Theatre, with its architecture and old-world charm, was the perfect venue for Jessie’s soulful vibe. The 20 year-old Alabama native began her music career by sharing heartfelt covers and original songs on social media platforms, where her voice quickly gained widespread attention.

    Now, she’s made her place as a force in contemporary pop/country and R&B, captivating audiences with her unapologetically honest storytelling. Performing hits like “High Road,” “Sip,” “Pray” and “Heartbroken” had the crowd singing every word along making the Landmark echo with energy.

    Her breakout hit “High Road,” a collaboration with Koe Wetzel, dove into themes of resilience and facing personal battles. This track blends her emotive vocals with Wetzel’s gritty, country-rock influence, creating a unique crossover fans have welcomed with open arms.

    Another highlight of her career is “Heartbroken,” her collaborative hit with Diplo and Polo G, which blends electronic beats with her signature raw lyrics. This song’s success further cements her as a versatile artist capable of thriving across different musical landscapes.

    For more on Jessie Murph, visit her website.

    2024 In the Sticks Tour Dates:

    11/16 The NorVa – Norfolk, VA

    11/18 The Hall Spartenburg – Spartenburg, SC

    11/19 Georgia Theatre – Athens, GA

    11/21 Georgia Theatre – Athens, GA

    11/22 The Forum River Center – Rome, GA

    11/23 Von Braun Center – Huntsville, AL

  • Syracuse fans “Lose Control” over Teddy Swims’ stellar performance

    Teddy Swims brought his I’ve Tried Everything But Therapy Tour to the historic Landmark Theatre in Syracuse New York on Tuesday, September 24, bringing a night of good vibes and excitement for the fans. Opening up with the “Goodbye’s Been Good To You,” the theatre became completely dark as Teddy made his way through the smoke to greet the excited fans.

    Teddy Swims performing at the Landmark Theatre in Syracuse on 9/24/24

    The Atlanta-born singer brought a mix of country, pop, funk, and R&B as fans were on their feet dancing the night away to Teddy’s hit “Broke” which was recorded with country artist Thomas Rhett. With his mix of versatility and unique personality, Teddy took the time to address the crowd in between songs thanking them for having him at Syracuse’s Landmark Theatre.

    Teddy Swims performing at the Landmark Theatre in Syracuse on 9/24/24

    Opening the night was Breland, a 29 year old rising pop/country artist from Burlington, New Jersey. The young singer moved around the stage with excitement as fans matched his energy, jumping up and down with excitement all night.

    Country-Rap artist Breland opening for Teddy Swims in Syracuse on 9/24/24

    Known for his stunning vocals, Teddy Swims closed out the show with his well recognized song “Lose Control.” Said to be his loudest show of the tour, the fans didn’t just come for the music, they came for the soulful interaction and shared experience from the 32 year old artist. Gearing up for shows in Boston, Washington D.C., and Philadelphia, the Atlanta-born artist is well on his way to becoming a household name with his stunning vocals and soulful performances.

  • Quinn XCII to Make New York Stops on Fall Tour

    Michigan-based singer-songwriter Quinn XCII has announced three New York shows as part of his “All You Can Eat” Tour. The cross-country tour will stop at Port Chester’s Capitol Theatre, Syracuse’s Landmark Theatre, and Huntington’s Paramount in October.

    Quinn XCII performing

    Detroit native Quinn XCII burst onto the music scene with his trademark brand of pop. Quinn combines his pop prowess with influences from reggae and hip-hop, crafting a unique sound. His alternative yet catchy pop propelled Quinn to stardom with platinum selling hits “Straitjacket,” “Kings of Summer”, and “Love Me Less.” Off the back of these hits, Quinn’s catalog has garnered over 3.5 billion streams.

    Quinn XCII has also found success on the live stage, headlining shows across the country. During his tours, Quinn has played at major festivals including Bonnarroo, Governors Ball, and Lollapalooza. This success has also allowed him to collaborate with major names in pop music, releasing collaborations with AJR, Noah Kahan, and Big Sean.

    Quinn XCII’s “All You Can Eat” Tour comes at a new stage in his career. He kicked off this new era with the EP Breakfast, which is to be followed by Lunch, and Dinner. These three EPs follow Quinn’s alter-ego Mustard Mike, who is a sarcastic restaurant owner. In the leadup to this tour, Quinn XCII has released a new single titled “Melt.” The track is an upbeat and bouncy Summer anthem sure to get audiences dancing during the tour.

    Quinn XCII in his Mustard Mike Persona

    Playing off the culinary theme of his new era, Quinn has partnered with charities fighting hunger as part of his tour. $1 of all ticket sales will go towards supporting Conscious Alliance’s mission to end hunger across the US. Quinn XCII has also encouraged audiences to bring canned foods to select concerts to be donated for this cause.

    Quinn will begin the “All You Can Eat” tour on September 20th in San Diego, before making his way Eastward. He will perform his first New York date at Syracuse’s Landmark Theatre on Wednesday, October 16th. Following this performance, Quinn will make his way down to Long Island to play a show at Huntington’s Paramount. The Long Island show will take place Friday, October 18th. Quinn will close out the New York Leg of the tour with a Tuesday, October 20th show at Port Chester’s Capitol Theatre.

    QUINN XCII 2024 NORTH AMERICA TOUR DATES: 

    Fri Sep 20 — San Diego, CA — Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre

    Sat Sep 21 — Oakland, CA — Fox Theater 

    Tue Sep 24 — Missoula, MT — The Wilma

    Wed Sep 25 — Boise, ID — Revolution Concert House and Event Center

    Fri Sep 27 — Salt Lake City, UT — Love Letters Music Festival

    Sat Sep 28 — Denver, CO — Fillmore Auditorium 

    Mon Sep 30 — Omaha, NE — Steelhouse Omaha

    Tues Oct 01 — Fayetteville, AK — JJ’s Live

    Thu Oct 03 — West Des Moines, IA — Val Air Ballroom

    Fri Oct 04 — La Crosse, WI — La Crosse Center Arena

    Sat Oct 05 — Milwaukee, WI — The Eagles Ballroom 

    Tue Oct 08 — Nashville, TN — Ryman Auditorium

    Thu Oct 10 — Louisville, KY — The Louisville Palace

    Fri Oct 11 — St. Louis, MO — The Factory

    Sat Oct 12 — Cincinnati, OH — The Andrew J Brady Music Center

    Tue Oct 15 — Toronto, ON — The Danforth Music Hall

    Wed Oct 16 — Syracuse, NY — Landmark Theatre

    Fri Oct 18 — Huntington, NY — The Paramount

    Sat Oct 19 — Wallingford, CT — Toyota Oakdale Theatre

    Tue Oct 22 — Port Chester, NY — The Capitol Theatre

    Wed Oct 23 — Washington, DC — Echostage

    Fri Oct 25 — Raleigh, NC — Red Hat Amphitheater

    Sun Oct 27 — Birmingham, AL — Avondale Brewing Co.

    Mon Oct 28 — Orlando, FL — House of Blues Orlando

    Tue Oct 29 — St. Petersburg, FL — Jannus Live

    Ticket Presale for the tour begins Tuesday, June 25th, with general sales beginning Friday, June 28th. To learn more about Quinn XCII’s ‘All You Can Eat” Tour, visit his website here.