Guitarist Andy Falco of the Infamous Stringdusters discusses the fateful day at age 14 when his brother snuck him out of school to see the Grateful Dead - to now sharing the stage with the Dead's own Phil Lesh. I also talk to Falco about the Stringdusters' new album Rise Sun and their Grammy for Best Bluegrass Album for 2017's Laws of Gravity.
Fresh off her exciting new EP Burning Rain, Josee Allard discusses the road that brought her to the North Country and her upcoming shows throughout the area.
From insult comic to life coach, Lisa Lampanelli opens up about Trump, weight loss and opening a new chapter in her life.
I speak to "Heart, Baby!" director Angela Shelton about her film, as she holds a special screening at the Strand Theatre this Friday - proceeds will go to help survivors of abuse with the Child Advocacy Center's Trauma in the Community program.
With an eclectic symbiosis of artists as diverse as Guns N' Roses and Beethoven, DSQ has gone from humble beginnings to playing for U.S. Presidents with their electrified take on classical music.
Known as the greatest Rolling Stones tribute band around, the Classic Stones Live are set to bring their act to Plattsburgh's Strand Theatre this Friday.
Built in 1808 by Robert Cochran, brother of Peru founder John Cochran, this historical homestead saw amazing renovations in the late 1990's. Bill and Scarlett McBride modernized the home with the help of friends and family, uncovering the unique history of the home in the process.
The Empire Rooks are set to bring back the groove when they return to the stage this Saturday for a marathon show at the Monopole.
With Spring just around the corner, the DEC and summit stewards discuss some of the things to keep in mind when you head out on a trail in mud season.
I talk with Devon Allman and Duane Betts as they get ready for their first tour as the Allman Betts Band. The sons of rock legends Gregg Allman and Dickey Betts, the Allman Betts Band is set to usher in a brand-new chapter in Rock & Roll history.
