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OLD SAYBROOK — Music legend Muddy Waters will be the first to officially be inducted...

Festival slate features rockers with an axe to grind The time has finally come to rock n’ roll! Rockin’ the Rivers returns to The Bridge near Three Forks,

May 19, 2021 Corey Taylor started his CMF Tour in Tempe, Arizona last (Monday) night, and its not surprising that he threw in a couple of covers alongside songs from his solo album and the Slipknot and

Star Trek and 80s Charter Cruises Have Sold Out Star Trek: The Cruise and The 80s Cruises have both sold out on Royal Caribbeans Mariner of the Seas departing in 2022. Image Credit: Entertainment Cruise Productions 2022 is already expecting to be a great comeback for the cruise industry, and that also includes the much anticipated charter cruises. Star Trek: The Cruise and the 80s Cruise that will take place on Royal Caribbean’s Mariner of the Seas have sold out. It’s welcome news for an i...

Fabulous Flip Sides of RTZ with Brian Maes of Barry Goudreaus Engine Room Keyboardist and vocalist Brian Maes discusses his time with Barry Goudreau on tour with Orion the Hunter in the 1980s, as a member of RTZ in the 1990s, and today as part of Barry Goudreau’s Engine Room, with their new album “The Road” Author: In our new Goldmine May 2021 issue, we interview guitarist Barry Goudreau, who we heard on the first two classic 1970s albums by the band Boston, and discuss his post...

14 Feb 2021 Like most who’ve entered middle age, I’m discovering that some things I enjoyed as a young man don’t hold up so well. As we get older, we hopefully become wiser, more circumspect, and a little less tolerant of empty flash. For example, I can’t imagine sitting around with my buddies watching music videos for hours, which is how I spent a whole lot of the summer of ’84. Which brings me to Eddie and the Cruisers (1983). It’s literally been decades since I’ve seen this mo...

Rob Abandons All Principle For Sake Of Blatant Springsteen Homerism WIBC’s Rob Kendall of the Mock & Rob Show is a man of deeply-held convictions and principles. He’s a man who believes in standing up for what’s right in America – regardless of how wrong he is on any multitude of topics. That’s why we at the “WIBC Institute for Blatant Hypocrisy And Offensive Odors” are deeply shocked by Mr. Kendall’s decision to eschew criticism of his personal hero and role model, Bruce Spring...

10 of 10 Jodi Langlois, who owns The Chez, discusses the bar Thursday at 45 Water St. in Waterville. The Chez has been closed since mid-March 2020 amid the coronavirus pandemic. Rich Abrahamson/Morning Sentinel WATERVILLE — Four afternoons a week for the last 40-plus years, Terry Ann Loisel sauntered through the white storm door. Every visit to The Chez Paree resulted in the same order, a beer and a shot. An Oakland native and Vassalboro resident, Loisel saw her beloved South End bar close on...

Hooters Satellite One Way Home (5 out of 5 stars) "LOVE this album. Everyone remembers the Hooters first album with hits like "And We Danced" and "All You Zombies," but this, their second album, is really where the band finds its identity. "Karla with a K" is a perfect storm of Cajun, Celtic and American folk sounds interwoven seamlessly with driving rock guitars. The mix of blues, reggae, ska and more in songs like "One Way Home," "Graveyard Waltz," "Fightin on the Same Side" and "Washingtons...

Comments St. Barnabas, already having etched themselves into New York’s GAA annals by being the first all American-born Minor Board team to win the senior championship, ensured that their season ended on a high note by also winning the New York under-21 title.  *Editors Note: This column first appeared in the December 16 edition of the Irish Voice newspaper, sister publication to IrishCentral. The pundits ranked the Bronx boys as firm favorites as they were back-boned by a cadre of s...