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Horse Feathers I don’t know if any folk act sounds like the Pacific Northwest more than Horse Feathers. The songs from troubadour Justin Ringle’s Portland-based band tap into the roots of pure folk, but his voice and arrangements do so as if lost in the heavy fog hanging amid a forest of pines. It’s soft banjo-infused beauty with a seasonal affective disorder. In April, Horse Feathers plans to reissue a remastered version of its lovely 2008 Kill Rock Stars debut House with No Home, so longtime fans should expect plenty of old favorites when the group makes a stop for a calmin...

John Craigie, Little Wolf Don’t ever let John Craigie catch you dismissing the power of words in music. The lyrics-forward singer-songwriter has gained quite the following penning tunes that stress Americana sweetness with a wry dose of clever wordplay. Existing somewhere in the sonic mildew between classic Bob Dylan folk troubadour and the laid back chillness of Jack Johnson, Craigie crafts tunes that dip their toes in a timeless style without feeling like outdated relics. His concerts are known for keeping the fun hang vibe going with plenty of entertaining stage banter, so kick back (...

Straight No Chaser Collegiate a capella groups are prevalent throughout campuses across the country, but usually their choral exploits end once everyone earns their diplomas. That wasn’t the case for Indiana University’s own Straight No Chaser, who parlayed early YouTube fame into becoming one of the biggest a capella acts on the planet. With over 2 million albums sold (and even a new 2022 cocktails/cookbook, Straight No Chaser Soundbites), the nine-piece vocal ensemble revels in arranging rich and intriguing versions of famed songs to entertain the masses. Pretty good for a kinda ...

Gina Chavez Gina Chavez is a 12-time winner at the Austin Music Awards, and if you know just what a crazed music town the Texas capital is, you know that’s big stuff. She’s an Austin native whose music bounces through genres, from classic pop and American roots music to cumbia, bossa nova and the Latin folk she discovered as a student in Argentina for a spell early in her career. She’s released a series of ever-better albums, packed with powerful social commentary and deeply personal stories. She’s toured the globe as a cultural ambassador for the U.S. State Department ...

Pauly's Hotel is one of Albany's oldest taverns. It has been in existence since 1862 and has been completely overhauled and refurbished. It has always had live bands and shows but has gone downhill over the past fifteen to twenty years. Now with a new owner, that is all changing for the better.