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The Millstone Rounders to appear at the Troy Savings Bank Music Hall in the Lift Series on February 18th.
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Jenna Nicholls was working in NYC in finance. She decided to shed the commute to make music her full time pursuit. Her latest album is called "The Commuter."
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Shea Dewan is Local 518 musician who is at Berklee College of Music in Boston for one more semester. Then she plans to strike off to Nashville to see about making her love of music into a career.
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Julia Alsarraf’s songs say the quiet part out loud on her new album, In Fidelity.
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Before she headed to Caffe Lena, Kate McDonnell played us a couple new songs. See her at Caffe Lena on January 30.
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Alabama born, Navy veteran Kashus Culpepper is Live@EXT from the WMHT Television Studio
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Molly Durnin Returns to the 518 with "Preacher Man"
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Boundless energy. Great rock and roll. Local 518, Off the Record bring the party wherever they go!
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Lucio Barbarino moved to the Local 518 to join the great music scene here. He's been gigging out in the community over the past year or so. This was his second visit, and he's working on new music. Have a listen. Check him out.
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The Diver Library's Let's Make a Song project - volume 8: Color Our World.
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Thomas Lindsay, Michael Eck and Paul Jossman have dug into the true American songbook for songs to celebrate the 250th anniversary of America. The first in their series of shows is at the Troy Savings Bank Music Hall's Free at Noon concert series (2nd Tuesdays of the month at noon, and it's free) on January 13th, 2026.
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Ryan Montbleau chats with Dave Michaels about his upcoming new album and more.
