Music + Nightlife
A Road Map to Burlington’s Electronic Music Scene
Need help navigating the EDM world? Start with these highlights of the local scene, from Sunday Night Mass to artists like Willverine and Kate Kush.
Burlington Discover Jazz Festival Announces Opening, Closing Shows
The fest opens on June 3 with “The Beat Beneath Us,” a tribute to jazz drummer Max Roach featuring dancers Ronald K. Brown and Savion Glover.
Vermont Music + Nightlife Events
Music Video Premiere: Emma Cook, ‘Into My Heart’
The jazzy, indie pop-leaning track is an advance single from the Vermont singer-songwriter’s forthcoming album ‘Of the Morning,’ due out in March.
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Best of Both Worlds: Ted Perry Raises Money for Cancer
The Burlington pianist, composer and ICU nurse merges his two lives for a fundraiser at SEABA.
On the Beat: Behold, the Goth Prom!
Wicked Game is a dark alternative to Valentine’s Day. Plus, James Kochalka debuts a new band, and Famous Letter Writer and All Night Boogie Band drop singles.
‘Abstract VT’ Podcast Uncovers Hidden Gems of Vermont’s Creative Scene
Host Abbey Berger-Knorr, aka Abbey B.K., takes her music-and-arts podcast to the next level after the closure of its former home at Burlington’s Big Heavy World.
On the Beat: New Music From Noah Kahan, King Tuff, Dwight + Nicole
Three of Vermont’s bigger music acts announce forthcoming new records — including Noah Kahan, who partnered with Mastercard to drop in at the Grammy Awards.
Vermont Grammy Watch: One Out of Three Ain’t Bad!
Jericho native Erin Bentlage won her third Grammy in as many years with her Los Angeles vocal group säje. Adam Tendler and Grace Potter were also nominated.
Christopher O’Riley and Matt Haimovitz Decode Bach
The two classical musicians take on the “father of harmony” with their new album, The Bach Dialogues.
Vermont Musician Grace Palmer Steps Up With a New Album
The Burlington singer-songwriter embraces authenticity in her music as she gets ready to drop a new record rooted in subjects such as social justice.
Eye on the Scene: The Volcanos Play at Light Club Lamp Shop
Photographer Luke Awtry takes in an explosive set from a powerful Burlington band whose sound channels both Jimi Hendrix and Elliott Smith.
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