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Leilani Patao Releases New Single ‘what’ Ahead of July 24 EP
Brooklyn-based powerhouse Leilani Patao has released “what,” the final single from their forthcoming deluxe EP,…
Aila Chiar Is Ready to Speak Her Truth to The Masses
Aila Chiar is a jack of all trades. She writes her own music, creates her own beats, and it all comes straight…
Features
Billy Joel’s Keyboardist David Rosenthal on the LIMEHOF Podcast
The Long Island Music & Entertainment Hall of Fame Podcast welcomes listeners to a special conversation as…
New York Series: Irving Berlin ‘God Bless America’
Irving wrote the first version of ‘God Bless America’ in an attempt to write the perfect peaceful song that would…
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Concert Reviews
40 Years Ago, Liberty Weekend Lit Up New York Harbor – July 4, 1986
On the cusp of the 250th anniversary of America's independence from England, the mood in these United States isn't…
New York Series
New York Series: “Safe In New York City” by AC/DC
If there is one city that embodies AC/DC's spirit, it is New York. “Safe In New York City,” from the band's 14th…
New York Singles
Leilani Patao Releases New Single ‘what’ Ahead of July 24 EP
Brooklyn-based powerhouse Leilani Patao has released “what,” the final single from their forthcoming deluxe EP, Daisy Deluxe, out July 24. The track offers a preview of the artist’s most intimate songwriting and vocal performances to date.…
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Sarah King Releases Heartfelt Cover of Pink Floyd’s “Wish You Were Here”
Award-winning singer-songwriter Sarah King is back with new music for the first time since her cancer diagnosis in 2024 with a touching version of Pink Floyd’s "Wish You Were Here" dedicated to her late father.
Having been released on…
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Rome Streetz Previews New Album With “High Speed”
Rome Streetz is hyping up the upcoming release of his album Sock It 2 My Pocket with the release of his newest single “High Speed.”
Featured on Mass Appeal Records and produced by acclaimed producer 9th Wonder, “High Speed” gives Rome…
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Ursula Mangir’s New Single “Disturbed” Is a Personal Tale of Survival
Ursula Mangir is the newest creative artist in full form, from music to original pieces. Her new single, “Disturbed,” is an emotional track that details a very harrowing experience firsthand.
Based in Argyle in the Adirondacks, she’s a…
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Book Reviews
Brian Cullman’s Memoir of a Rock ‘n Roll Zelig
New Yorker Brian Cullman is a true rock ‘n roll Zelig. Like the character from the Woody Allen film of the same name, Cullman has built friendships with a remarkable array of figures central to the past six decades of popular music, from…
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Music’s Big Idea, the Concept Album, Chronicled in New Book by Bill Kopp
Music has always been a vehicle for telling stories – of love and heartbreak, of history and fantasy, and much more. Sometimes the stories can be related in a tuneful single lasting under three minutes. In other cases, beginning in…
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Ric Ocasek, The Cars’ Driving Force, Profiled in New Biography
While his work with The Cars produced some of the best-known music of the New Wave ‘80s, many facets of the life of the band’s resident genius, Ric Ocasek, remain a mystery – one as tall as the man himself.
With his unexpected death in…
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Flashback
Summerfest at the Stadium: Eric Clapton and The Band perform Inaugural Concert at Rich Stadium…
On Saturday July 6, 1974, Rich Stadium in Orchard Park, NY held the first ever concert in its history. Eric Clapton and his band would serve as headliners, with The Band serving as a warm up for Slowhand. Tickets for the show were $8.50…
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40 Years Ago, Liberty Weekend Lit Up New York Harbor – July 4, 1986
On the cusp of the 250th anniversary of America's independence from England, the mood in these United States isn't as patriotic as you'd expect for such a milestone event. Take your pick for why there's a lack of enthusiasm for the…
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Flashback: Trey Anastasio Band at Roseland Ballroom – February 23, 2001
For the third show of Trey Anastasio Band's inaugural Winter Tour, the band arrived in New York City for a show at Roseland Ballroom, on Friday, February 23, 2001. And being back in Manhattan would also allow Anastasio and Co. the…
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Gone too soon
Jazz Legend Saxophonist Sonny Rollins, Dead at 95
Legendary jazz saxophonist Sonny Rollins, born and raised in New York City, is dead at age 95.
The jazz legend, nicknamed the "saxophone colossus,” died Monday, May 25 at his home in Woodstock.
Credit: Tom Beetz
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Rapper Rob Base Dies from Cancer
Rob Base, best known for classic hip-hop tracks "It Takes Two" and "Joy and Pain", has passed away in a private battle with cancer. The rapper, born in Harlem, celebrated his 59th birthday on May 18.
The news was shared by Base's family…
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Rest in Peace Bob Weir
Guitarist, singer and jam band icon, Bob Weir, passed away unexpectedly on Saturday evening. He was 78. Weir performed for more than 60 years, defining a generation through his music, giving a multitude of fans worldwide a connection and…
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