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How the Hudson Valley and the Catskills became the home to grunge icons, ex-punks and one-hit wonders.

For our festival-averse film critic, movies about concerts and musicians are essential viewing – and he believes we are living through a golden age for the form

NYCs DADDY LONG LEGS are heading our way to show us what rock n roll is all about this summer,

In this week’s newsletter: From Johnny Cash’s rendition of Hurt to the many reworkings of Leonard Cohen’s Hallelujah, here’s what you chose

After emerging from the 60s R&B scene, the songwriter skirted greatness before all but retiring to Cumbria. Now, at 78, he’s been convinced to release a collection of songs from his secret archive

Upstate Films' second Hudson Valley Picture Show will bring classic movies to venues across the Hudson Valley, including Opus 40 in Saugerties, Kaatsban in Tivoli, and Olana in Hudson starting on July 1.

Ahead of a release party at The Underdog, the late-blooming rock combo talks Pity Parade, its third LP in as many years

Keefer on 97.3 KBCO

If you conceivably require more proof that the Beatles were, and continue to be, the most influential rock musicians, consider this: every s...

From the Ramones in the '70s to Descendents in the '80s, we're presenting a brief history of pop-punk bands.