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Photo GalleriesTIGERS JAW HEADLINES SOLD-OUT KARL HALL FOR HIGHWAY 81 REVISITED ANNIVERSARY
Photos by Dominique Kozuch WILKES-BARRE, Pa. -- On May 31, Tigers Jaw headlined the Highway 81 Revisited eighth anniversary party at Karl Hall with...
InterviewsRAMBLIN’ TODD SNIDER HITS KIRBY CENTER THIS WEEK
For singer, songwriter and master storyteller, a day on the road goes something like this: “I wake up, get off the bus and walk around with my dog,...
InterviewsDENNY LAINE ON GIVING FLIGHT TO WINGS, TOURING WITH GINGER BAKER AND THE MOODY BLUES’ HALL OF FAME INDUCTION
As a founding member of The Moody Blues and the only constant member of Wings besides Paul McCartney and Linda McCartney, Rock & Roll Hall of Fame...
NewsDAVID BYRNE TO BRING ‘AMERICAN UTOPIA’ TO BROADWAY
Photos by Keith Perks David Byrne recently announced he will bring an iteration of his visually innovative and critically acclaimed "American Utopi...
Album ReviewsOF MASKS AND MEN
It doesn't take long to become wrapped up in the glossy genre gymnastics of "Pony." "Dead of Night" kicks off Orville Peck's Sub Pop debut with a simp...
Photo GalleriesUNIVERSITY DRIVE ALBUM RELEASE AT STAGE WEST
Photos by Dominique Kozuch University Drive recently played a hometown album release show at Stage West in Scranton to celebrate "Clear," the group...
InterviewsUNIVERSITY DRIVE GRAPPLES WITH HEAVY THEMES ON SECOND ALBUM ‘CLEAR’
This spring, Scranton alternative rock band University Drive released "Clear," its ambitious follow-up to the debut album, "On/Off: Reset." With a set...
InterviewsLA FILMMAKER PENS TWISTED LOVE LETTER TO SCRANTON IN ‘HOMETOWN BOYS’
Filmmaker Jamie Sutor lives in Los Angeles, the film capital of the world, but when it came time to make his next movie, he chose a much less glamorou...
InterviewsBOB LEWIS, WITH MEGAN PALMER, RETURNS TO WILKES-BARRE
Bob Lewis and Megan Palmer got together like a lot of Nashville musicians do. "I just came here on a trip, played some gigs and was thrilled to eve...
Album ReviewsMAKING DECISIONS IN ‘ERASERLAND’
Where is "Eraserland"? Is it the place where we go to forget things, or the place in which the things we think we need are wiped away to make room fo...
NewsPROG ROCKERS CRACK THE SKY RETURN TO NEW YORK
Crack The Sky, the US prog-rock band who broke onto the scene in 1976 with an album that Rolling Stone called "one of the year's most impressive debut...
InterviewsENGLISHTOWN PROJECT RECREATES CLASSIC 1977 GRATEFUL DEAD, NEW RIDERS & MARSHALL TUCKER CONCERT
Tribute bands are commonplace, but the Englishtown Project might just be one of a kind: a group that pays tribute to one particular concert. The group...