Concerts

It's time to git 'er done as one of our favorite comedians makes his way back to Upstate New York.

It had been three years since the Canadian Pacific Holiday Train rolled through the Capital Region. It made three stops; Mechanicville, Saratoga Springs, and Fort Edward. The first was Mechanicville on a rainy Sunday night. This is where I enjoyed the festive holiday train. They are traveling across the country to 106 stops. At each stop, they play live music and collect donations for the local food banks. Country Artist Lindsay Ell was the musical entertainment and she was awesome. The Canadian Pacific Holiday Train also presented the Mechanicville Community Center with a check for $3500 to help restock the food bank. Even though the weather wasn't ideal, a couple of hundred families joined the fun.

It's back again this year! The home at 29 Walden Circle in Saratoga Springs in the Town of Stillwater is all decked out in over 15,000 LED lights and synchronized to holiday music. You can come and enjoy this show for free but if you wish to make a donation to a children's charity, you can do so HERE. This is truly a labor of love for these homeowners. This spectacular show runs through the new year. Check out the schedule HERE.

Arlo Guthrie's "Alice's Restaurant" has become a Thanksgiving tradition. Did you know the people and places that inspired the song are close to Albany?

What makes the holiday season extra exciting? Tour announcements for summer 2023!

If you're looking for a new and unique way to experience Albany's nightlife scene, look no further than concerts by candlelight! These intimate shows take place in some of the most stunning spaces in the city, and they're sure to make for a night you'll never forget.

Earlier this year Dead & Company announced a Farewell Tour with shows in Saratoga. Today we have another band planning to say goodbye to SPAC.

Hidden ticket fees in New York need to go! Why are we still paying these high prices?

It comes along with a new album 'Queen of Me.'

This iconic Albany building was not always known as The Egg. It wasn't even a concert venue initially. What was the original intention for what became the Egg?