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Holiday music might not be everyones cup of tea, but with new records from Alicia Keys, Backstreet Boys and Debbie Gibson, theres something that might appeal to everyone at the table. So pull out the record player, light some candles and get festive -- and thankful for new music.

Time to update that dusty old holiday playlist with some new offerings that will appeal to everyone at the table. The Associated Press reviews a roundup of albums of new Christmas — and  Hanukkah — music from Alicia Keys, Chris Isaak, Pentatonix, Backstreet Boys and more. Reviewer Martina Inchingolo says Alicia Keys' album is “cheeky and cozy" and Armstrong's “Louis Wishes You a Cool Yule” is the best Christmas present for his fans. Reviewer Scott Stroud said Isaak brin...

Holiday music might not be everyones cup of tea, but with new records from Alicia Keys, Backstreet Boys and Debbie Gibson, theres something that might appeal to everyone at the

After nearly 20 years, Say Zuzu will play the Stone Church in Newmarket, N.H., on Saturday night after an in-store show at Bull Moose Records at noon.

A weekly roundup of events happening this weekend on the Seacoast.

Today, Strolling Bones Records releases Here Again: A Retrospective (1994-2002), a re-release of music by New Hampshire roots-rock band Say ZuZu. Strolling Bones founder George Fontaine Sr. originally tried to sign Say ZuZu in the 90s but the label deal fell through; with this retrospective, Strolling Bones is reintroducing the band and giving them a second shot. 

The Austin songwriter releases his first full-length in more than a dozen years, 'Old Rodriguez' on Friday.