The folk trio Wild Rivers arrive in Albany for a gig at Empire Underground. Guests TBA.

D.R.I. helped pioneer crossover thrash in the '80s, and have been going strong since. Their upcoming Albany gig at Empire Underground promises a pit for the ages.

Wednesday Nite Swing and Blues Dance at The Linda features the 518's best swing and blues bands every week. Free dance lesson included.

The Albany based burlesque troupe Pop Culture Provocateurs will bring their sizzling and smart stage show to No Fun in Troy.

The Sting My Songs tour, coming to SPAC, features his most beloved songs, from throughout his career with The Police and as a solo artist.

Mal Maiz headline Party on the Patio at Waterhole Music Lounge in Saranac Lake, a weekly outdoor free concert series every Thursday.

Kat Wright has been described as a young Bonnie Raitt crossed with Amy Winehouse. Catch her live at Caffe Lena in Saratoga Springs.

ICFS presents Lamberto Bava’s 1985 horror classic, Demons. “They will make cemeteries their cathedrals and the cities will be your tombs.”

It's another red hot Super Dark Thursday at No Fun in Troy, featuring Denver's Legs. The Band and Canada's Shallow Waves. With guests the Scurves.

Every Thursday night at Fuze Box in Albany it's Panic at the Fuze Box, devoted to your fave pop-punk and emo jams. There's even Emo Karaoke!

Eastbound Throwdown 2022 promises to be another packed weekend of live outdoor music and camping at The Irwin Family Farm in Salem.

NYC rock duo The Score and the pop trio Dreamers will co-headline the evening at Empire Live in Albany, amid their No More Bad Days Tour.

J.Wail Live Band draws musicians from different realms together to melt and fuse live instruments with the sounds of their electro funkiness.

Singer-songwriter John Gorka raises goosebumps with his soulful baritone and sharp observations in rich, multi-faceted songs full of depth.

How I Learned to Drive follows the strained, sexual relationship between Li'l Bit and her aunt's husband, Uncle Peck, over the years.

Kings Fest 2022 is an all-day celebration of the King's Inn's ninth birthday, complete with five live bands and a chicken barbecue.

Oktoberfest 2022 at Wolf Hollow Brewing Co. kicks off on Sept. 10 with food, games, live music and cold pints of Fall Tree Oktoberfest!

Eastbound Throwdown 2022 promises to be another packed weekend of live outdoor music and camping at The Irwin Family Farm in Salem.

Schenectady Caribbean Day is a festive time to observe, participate in and celebrate Caribbean culture and heritage, with authentic music & more.

Albany-based rock cover band Contagious will be at Wicked in Clifton Park for a night of fun with great music, including all your faves.

Stone Temple Pilots are key '90s alt-rock, and live on with new singer Jeff Gutt, after the loss of Scott Weiland. They play Frog Alley Brewing Company in Schenectady.

Celebrate the life, legacy and music of folk singer-songwriter Bill Staines, at Caffe Lena in Saratoga Springs.

Jeffrey Lewis & The Voltage headline No Fun in downtown Troy, with special guests Pony in the Pancake and Swamp Baby opening the evening.

How I Learned to Drive follows the strained, sexual relationship between Li'l Bit and her aunt's husband, Uncle Peck, over the years.

Doctor Baker returns to The Linda in Albany, to celebrate the release of the band's new album, Trespassers, with a special live gig.

At the Sept. 518 Musicians' Guild Meetup, hosts want to hear from local musicians, and will present "Musician Mindset w/ Aaron Rhoades."

How I Learned to Drive follows the strained, sexual relationship between Li'l Bit and her aunt's husband, Uncle Peck, over the years.

NJ deathcore heavyweights Fit For An Autopsy will surely bring the ruckus to Empire Underground in September, when they headline a pummeling bill with guests Orbit Culture, Oakheart, Sickbay and Invoke Thy Wrath.

Patrick Sampson is one of today’s brightest stars in the singer-songwriter universe. Catch him at Caffe Lena in Saratoga Springs.

Psychedelic pop supergroup Spaceface (Flaming Lips, Pierced) headline No Fun in Troy, with guests Stella Stella and Da'an Ba'and.

Former Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers guitarist Mike Campbell will play Albany's Empire Live with his own band, The Dirty Knobs.

Comedian Neil Hamburger brings his wicked brand of satire and self loathing to Lark Hall in Albany, for an evening of hardcore laughs.