Photos and images from recent marches are perfect for protest song. Continue Reading →
Karyn Kuhl finds fitting images for video for her protest song ‘It’s Over’
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Hoboken Relief Fund Music Festival will take place online, June 25
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Marshall Crenshaw, Jim Babjak, Glenn Mercer and others will perform. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Pop-Rock, Hoboken
Mile Square Theatre’s ‘7th Inning Stretch’ will take place online
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Annual event is transformed because of coronavirus crisis. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Theater, Hoboken
‘The Tower,’ Karyn Kuhl
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Singer-songwriter calls song ‘a meditation on dark times.’ Continue Reading →
Filed under: Songs to See Us Through, Hoboken
‘Worried Man Blues (Worried Town Blues),’ Demolition String Band
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Due remakes folk standard as ‘a message of hope.’ Continue Reading →
Filed under: Songs to See Us Through, Hoboken
‘Sister Morphine,’ Tammy Faye Starlite and Keith Hartel
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A new series that will continue as long as the coronavirus crisis lasts. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Songs to See Us Through, Hoboken
Second Hoboken Literary Weekend will offer ‘joyful literary entertainment’
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Events will take place at Little City Books and other venues, April 3-5. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Books, Hoboken
‘5 Times in One Night’ offers comedic look at ‘sex through the Ages’
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Mile Square Theatre production features sketches set in times ranging from beginning of mankind to the future Continue Reading →
Filed under: Theater, Hoboken
Talking Heads’ Chris Frantz will sign and discuss book in Hoboken
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Holly George-Warren discusses her Janis Joplin bio with Joan Osborne, in Hoboken
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Mile Square Theatre offers a merry little adaptation of ‘A Christmas Carol’
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Mark Shanahan-written and -directed play runs in Hoboken through Dec. 29. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Theater, Hoboken
Tammy Faye Starlite sings Marianne Faithfull’s songs and reveals herself
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New York club is presenting “Why’d Ya Do It: Tammy Faye Starlite Performs Marianne Faithfull’s ‘Broken English’ ” on Thursdays in October. Continue Reading →