Music + Nightlife
On the Road: A Q&A with Ryan Montbleau
The Burlington singer-songwriter nears 25 years of straddling the folk and jam worlds and celebrates with his most eclectic album to date.
On the Beat: New Music From Trey Anastasio
In Vermont music news: The Phish guitarist goes acoustic, Robber Robber continue to ascend, and Montpelier’s Do Good Fest is feeling the ’90s.
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Standup Gordon Clark Sets the Stage for Younger Comics
After decades as a political activist, the 66-year-old independent show producer is creating opportunities outside the established comedy club scene in Vermont.
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Soundbites: New Music From Bob Wagner, Lily Seabird
A summer full of music gets an early start as several of Vermont’s best artists release singles. Plus, two mountain fests kick off a busy season of outdoor music.
Eye on the Scene: Experimental Music at Burlington’s
At a South End furniture shop last month, our intrepid photographer was transported by the ethereal sounds of Liam Grant, Sam Boston and Jeremy Kizina.
Getting Bach to Bluegrass: A Q&A With Chris Thile
The mandolin virtuoso takes on the works of Johann Sebastian Bach in an upcoming performance at the Flynn Main Stage in Burlington.
Remembering Matthew Stephen Perry, My Best Friend
The death of a beloved Burlington musician and scene stalwart leaves a hole in the heart of the Queen City as big as the man himself.
Julian Hackney to Take Over Speaking Volumes Record Store in Burlington
The Rough Francis guitarist is purchasing the South End Burlington music and repair shop next month.
Behind the Music at Three Local Restaurant Kitchens
Burlington-area restaurant workers share the music that keeps them cooking.
On the Beat: Of Indian Classical Concerts and Protest Songs
In Vermont music news, Pat Lambdin plays Hindustani music; Rick Norcross lands in a Hall of Fame; and James Heltz and All Night Boogie Band air grievances.
Vermont Entertainer Tim Kavanagh Dies From Cancer
In the decade after he was diagnosed with colorectal cancer, the comedian and TV host became a public anti-cancer advocate.
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