Rocking Out For Wounded Warriors
Dave Gil de Rubio October 11, 2017
Gary Puckett & the Union Gap to headline Roslyn event Gary Puckett and the Union Gap may have enjoyed their heyday
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Getting Back With Sir Paul
Dave Gil de Rubio October 10, 2017
Storied. Totemic. Legendary. These are some of the descriptors used when referencing The Beatles and continue to be reserved for surviving
Coincidentia Oppositorum: Little Dragon At The Apollo Theater
Kimberly Dijkstra September 1, 2017
Swedish synthpop group Little Dragon played a sold-out show at the historic Apollo Theater in New York City on Thursday night.
John Mayer Returns To “Home Base” With Sold-Out Jones Beach Show
Kimberly Dijkstra August 24, 2017
A dragonfly is a symbol of transformation and adaptability. Befitting that hordes of these winged creatures surrounded Jones Beach Theater on
Dropkick Murphys Deliver 20 Years Of Hits At Ford Amphitheatre In Coney Island
Nicole Rosenthal August 23, 2017
One can truly spot a Dropkick Murphys concert from a mile away. In celebration of the American punk band’s first Coney
Blondie Packs Eisenhower Park To Capacity With Free Concert
Kimberly Dijkstra August 21, 2017
Nassau County residents were in for a real treat on Saturday evening when Blondie played a free concert in Eisenhower Park.
Blondie To Perform Free Concert In Eisenhower Park Aug. 19
Anton Media Staff August 4, 2017
See LIW‘s review of Blondie’s free concert in the park: Blondie Packs Eisenhower Park To Capacity With Free Concert CBS Presents
Lucinda Williams To Perform At Westhampton Beach PAC
Anton Media Staff August 4, 2017
American rock, folk, blues and country music singer and songwriter Lucinda Williams is set to perform at Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center on Tuesday, Aug. 15, at
Aqueous Transmissions
Kimberly Dijkstra July 20, 2017
8 Tour brings Incubus, with Jimmy Eat World, to Jones Beach The constant breeze was a welcome companion at Wednesday night’s
Keeping The Spirit Of Satchmo Alive
Joseph Catrone July 12, 2017
Louis Armstrong died in 1971, but the imprint left by his music has reached well into the 21st century, as evidenced
Four Days Of Magical Waterside Music
Dave Gil de Rubio July 7, 2017
Great South Bay Music Festival — July 13, 14, 15 and 16 Celebrating its 11th anniversary, the Great South Bay Music
Must-See Music Festivals Summer 2017
Dave Gil de Rubio June 23, 2017
With this year being the 50th anniversary of the Monterey Pop Festival, which was the major music festival that laid the
Masters Of Metal Metallica Sells Out Nassau Coliseum
Kimberly Dijkstra May 18, 2017
One of the most influential heavy metal bands of all time, Metallica sold out Nassau Coliseum last night, their 11th visit
Tony Bennett Keeps The Music Playing
Joseph Catrone April 18, 2017
“This one goes out to my dad, wherever you are,” Antonia Bennett said, introducing her final number as opening act. The
Green Day Still Has Something To Say
Joseph Catrone March 20, 2017
If there were any concerns going into Green Day’s March 15 concert at Barclays Center as to whether or not the
Chili Peppers Still Plenty Hot
Joseph Catrone February 20, 2017
The mood in Madison Square Garden in the moments leading up to the Red Hot Chili Peppers’ second of three sold-out
Cyndi Lauper Comes Home For The Holidays
Dave Gil de Rubio November 29, 2016
Sixth annual event raises funds for homeless LGBT youth There may be a current cultural divide going on in America, but
DNCE Shakes Up Flash Factory In Manhattan
Betsy Abraham November 22, 2016
DNCE, the dance pop outfit fronted by Joe Jonas, held an intimate album release show at the Flash Factory in Manhattan
Melissa Etheridge: Showtime At The Apollo
Dave Gil de Rubio October 23, 2016
With the coming and going of the obvious marketing ploy that was the women in rock movement of the last decade,
Green Day Rocks Webster Hall
Kimberly Dijkstra October 10, 2016
Punk rock band Green Day promised to blow the roof off Webster Hall Saturday and did just that with a two-and-a-half-hour
