Music + Nightlife
Folklore and Fingerstyles: A Conversation With Guitarist Hiroya Tsukamoto
The guitarist and composer brings his blend of Japanese folk music and dazzling acoustic technique to Radio Bean in Burlington.
On the Beat: Holiday Punk from Vallory Falls
Richmond pop-punk band drops a new Christmas tune, Dr. Tortolano returns for his 65th year of performing holiday tunes, and Cabot celebrates 12th Night.
Vermont Music + Nightlife Events
Eye on the Scene: Foam Brewers’ Holiday Extravaganza
Photographer Luke Awtry takes in the annual holiday throwdown at Foam Brewers in Burlington.
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Soundbites: Watching the Future at the Spectacular Spectacular
While hosting a youth talent show, music editor Chris Farnsworth was filled with appreciation for late Vermont music teachers Robert Resnik and Jon Gailmor.
On the Beat: More Holiday Shows and New Singles
Foam Brewers throws a pair of holiday shows in Burlington. Plus, new music from Vermont artists including Francesca Blanchard, the Pyros, and Dwight + Nicole.
Vermont Folk and Children’s Musician Jon Gailmor Dies
The folk singer and radio host died in New Orleans on Sunday “with his music playing and his family singing along.”
Burlington’s High Summer Finally Drop Their Debut LP
After eight years on the scene, the eight-piece groove and soul band releases ‘For the World,’ a hybrid studio and live record.
On the Beat: Fundraisers and Holiday Records
Chad Hollister leads a folk-rock fundraiser; Bri Lucas and Violet Crimes fight for reproductive rights; and here come the holiday tunes.
Eye on the Scene: The Disco Biscuits at Bern Gallery
The Philadelphia jam band celebrated its collaboration with the Burlington dispensary in the midst of a two-night run at Higher Ground last month.
Soundbites: Funny Business at the Mill in Westport, N.Y.
Taylor and Catherine Ross Haskins’ art gallery, speakeasy and performing arts venue takes a turn for the hilarious as it branches out into comedy.
On the Beat: Vermont Musicians Release Protest Songs
An all-star collection of local musicians covers a Woody Guthrie classic, and James Kochalka frogs out on fascism. Plus, Robber Robber return.
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