Clinton event celebrated its 21st birthday this year with four days and about 40 sets of music. Continue Reading →
Familial vibe and lots of great music at Black Potatoe festival
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Graham Nash books September show in At the Tabernacle series
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Parsippany concert billed as ‘An Intimate Evening of Songs and Stories.’ Continue Reading →
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Yo La Tengo will play Hanukkah shows once again, at Bowery Ballroom
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Band will resume tradition that ended when the original Maxwell’s closed in 2013. Continue Reading →
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Coming up in Hoboken: An epic ‘Johnny B. Goode’
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Rock veterans The Alarm reach out to young listeners on Warped Tour
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Will perform at PNC Bank Arts Center in Holmdel, July 15. Continue Reading →
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Makin Waves’ Record of the Week: K.C. Cary’s ‘Beautiful and Blue’
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Singer-songwriter will celebrate release of first album in 20 years at the Black Potatoe Music Festival. Continue Reading →
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Gregg Allman collaborator Scott Sharrard will play own music at Black Potatoe festival
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‘I’m trying my best … to represent the values that Gregg instilled in me,’ says the singer-songwriter-guitarist and former Gregg Allman Band member. Continue Reading →
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King Crimson books Halloween show at NJPAC
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Band will also perform at Beacon Theatre in New York. Continue Reading →
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WATCH more than 1,000 people perform Springsteen’s ‘No Surrender’ together
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Makin Waves with Jeff Crespi
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Photographer’s dedication to local music has made him a Jersey icon. Continue Reading →