Music + Nightlife
‘Live From Laurel Canyon’ Tells the History of Folk Rock
Singer-songwriter Brian Chartrand takes audiences back in time with a musical history lesson on the influential 1960 and ’70s Los Angeles folk-rock scene.
On the Beat: University of Vermont Music Program Turns 100
UVM celebrates the centennial by showcasing 100 shows. Dharma Ramirez returns as Deerest, and Dave Keller’s latest album gets nominated for a blues award.
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Eye on the Scene: Mowgli Giannitti at Venetian Cocktail & Soda Lounge
The Satyrdagg musician’s Sunday solo-piano residency at the recently refreshed Venetian made photographer Luke Awtry crave hot dogs and Led Zeppelin.
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‘Hot Priest Sketch Show’ Brings Divine Comedy to Burlington
An all-female cast and crew of Vermont-connected writers and standup comedians poke gentle fun at men, religion, clergy and women’s aging process.
Body of Work: A Dance Tribute to Ryuichi Sakamoto
Dancer Michael Sakamoto on “time/life/beauty,” his collaboration with DJ Spooky that fuses hip-hop and butoh to honor the late Japanese musical innovator.
On the Beat: New Music From Glenn Weyant, Ordh and More
Soundscape artist Glenn Weyant hears helicopters; Green Mountain expats team up for a homecoming show; and Brattleboro metal band Ordh unleash a ferocious debut.
Soundbites: The Future of Music Journalism
As music journalism continues to both change and shrink, music editor Chris Farnsworth contemplates the future of Vermont music coverage.
On the Beat: New Releases From Vermont Musicians
From indie to rap to rock, local artists put out fresh tracks. Here’s the latest from Anteneh, Mavstar and Boxguts, Moira Smiley, and Emily Margaret Band.
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.
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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