Concerts

It is still not in the Capital Region, but at least some big shows are starting to come closer to the area.

You know each and every word to his chart-topping songs, but probably not his name.  You know the melody, the hook and the chorus of the smash hits he's helped pen, but most likely have never heard him sing.  An Albany native is becoming one of country music's most unsung stars after co-writing four…

Concerts can soon return to a New York stage near you.

Massachusetts is getting ready to open smaller indoor concert venues next month, which means a concert road trip could be a part of your spring social agenda.

Governor Cuomo announced that bigger venues can start holding events at a limited capacity. Realistically, what doe that mean for concerts in this Capital Region?

On Monday, Governor Cuomo announced that New York City's indoor dining establishments could reopen starting February 12, at 25% capacity. Today the Governor announced that sports arenas and stadiums with a capacity of 10,000 or more can reopen as early as February 23rd.

Governor Cuomo's message on Tuesday was heard loud and clear by the entire state of New York, and we agree: It's time to bring back the arts.  Whether it be live music, the arts or a comedy show, the Governor announced on Tuesday what many had been speculating for days in regards to their return.   …

Kelly Clarkson and Brett Eldredge went "Under the Mistletoe" during the Christmas in Rockefeller Center special.

Everyone is looking forward to 2021 and hopefully getting back to Iive shows, and Upstate Concert Hall is gearing up for the new year.

Taylor Swift has a new concert film and it was recorded at a studio near Hudson.

A legendary Saratoga Springs venue has plans to bring back small audiences for live performances.

Every story about a local business closing during the COVID-19 crisis has hurt, but this one will be a little tougher for the music community to swallow.