This Saturday, the Round Lake Auditorium will pulse with rhythm, creativity, and collaboration as the Improv Spaces Music Fest brings together musicians and sound artists from across the Capital Region and beyond.

Summer of Doug says "summer is a state of mind." This weekend, they celebrate 15 years of bringing bands and fans of the Local 518 together in Dougapalooza 15.

Adirondack folk artist Josh Clevenstein shares stories behind his new songs inspired by friendship, healing, and mountain life, breaking writer’s block with music and community support.

We had High Peaks Bluegrass Band drop by to play a few songs and talk about their evolution as a band.

Lost Radio Rounders will perform for Family Promise on May 1st at the McKownville United Methodist Church.

Sydney Worthley and DJ Fearless have been putting on some fun shows. While we love Sydney's originals, and we're so proud that her album is up for an Eddie this year as album of the year ("It Was Nice While It Lasted"), these themed covers shows are a gas.

Annie Dressner may live in Cambridge, England, but she's Local 518 through and through. When she was last in town, we sat with her for a few new songs and to catch up on what she's been doing.

Sawyer Fredericks is about to release his next album, "No Need to Wonder." It comes out on April 22 (Earth Day)! His new album is a deep dive on both the acoustic folk and the folk rock side of his music. Plus, he's singing about real world issues, like on "Funeral Parking Only" where he sings about how hard it is to afford housing.

We sat down back stage at Caffe Lena, and Dan Berggren played us a couple of songs. He will be playing on stage at the Caffe on April 18th. He has just been inducted into the Eddies Hall of Fame, too! #ClassOf2025

Shannon plays us some new songs, and talks about a new album she's working on. Plus, she talks about Kimmy's Kitty Corner and the benefit show she's a part of this weekend.