Three offerings will all be world premieres. Continue Reading →
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Tom Reock blends diverse influences on surprisingly cohesive album, ‘Roll On’
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Trenton-based musician completes long-awaited studio album. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Pop-Rock, Trenton
Cirque du Soleil’s first ice show, ‘Crystal,’ is coming to Trenton
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Will be at Cure Insurance Arena, May 20-23. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Family Entertainment, Trenton
‘Analog Trenton’ compilation showcases richness of local scene
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An interview with Bill Nobes, who recorded 40 artists for ambitious album. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Pop-Rock, Trenton
‘Two Trentons’ documentary to screen at NJ Film Festival in New Brunswick
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Film will be shown at New Jersey Film Festival in New Brunswick, Sept. 15. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Film, New Brunswick, Trenton
After 2018 tragedy, Art All Night Trenton will return in 2019
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The annual 24-hour event will take place June 15-16 at Roebling Wire Works.
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Filed under: Visual Arts, Trenton
Live from Trenton: Springsteen’s new CD documents wild 2005 concert
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Sovereign Bank Arena concert features rarities such as ‘Song for Orphans,’ ‘Zero and Blind Terry’ and ‘Rumble.’ Continue Reading →
Filed under: Pop-Rock, Springsteen, Trenton
Makin Waves Record of the Week: Doc Rotten’s ‘Illusion to Choose’
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The band makes true punk music, rooted in the tradition of The Ramones and The Clash. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Pop-Rock, Makin Waves, Trenton
Makin Waves with Honah Lee
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Hard-working band celebrates 10 years of making music together. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Pop-Rock, Makin Waves, Trenton
Makin Waves with Doc Rotten
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Trenton-based band has made great strides in only a year and a half together. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Pop-Rock, Asbury Park, Makin Waves, Trenton
Doc Rotten: A punk-rock band that doesn’t take itself too seriously
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Hamilton musicians are releasing a new EP, ‘Fallout.’ Continue Reading →
Filed under: Pop-Rock, Hamilton, Trenton
Makin Waves’ Record of the Week: Doc Rotten’s ‘Fallout’
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‘One of the four best punk bands among the vast NJ landscape of them.’ Continue Reading →