Lords of Acid and My Life with the Thrill Kill Kult stop by The Haunt Sunday, August 1st for an 8:00pm show.
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From the monthly archives:
July 2010
The Fall Creek Brass Band celebrated its debut CD “Mad Fun” at The Haunt Friday, July 30 at 10:00pm.
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Marriage and the Mobius Strip in Adam Ross’ “Mr. Peanut.” A review by Danielle Winterton.
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Ry Cuming, a surfer, singer and songwriter, will stop by The Commons at 6-8 p.m. Thursday, July 29 for a free show as part of the Downtown Ithaca Concert Series.
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I love the concept of ensuring our planet’s future via reusable shopping bags. But damned if I can remember to bring them into the store with me.
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The 20th annual Finger Lakes GrassRoots Festival of Music and Dance more than lived up to its promise of diversity, quality and a “special” anniversary lineup. A Review by Dan Aloi
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Headlining the third day of GrassRoots, Burning Spear performed at the Infield Stage. The reggae artist joined the Latin hip hop group Locos Por Juana, bluegrass Railroad Earth, country act the Believers and many more for a weekend of diverse music. Photo by Thomas Hoebbel, TH-Photo.com
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Oliver Mtukudzi made a special stop by The GrassRoots Festival of Music and Dance Friday, where he joined returning acts Rusted Root, The Campbell Brothers, Mountain Heart and many more.
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Thousands flocked to the Trumansburg Fairgrounds Thursday for wonderful weather and a broad diversity of music, ranging from country to hip-hop, Zydeco to rock and roll.
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The greatest of the many achievements of the GrassRoots Festival may be the seamless integration of the local and the global. In much the same way an extended family gathering draws distinctly different personalities together under the same roof, GrassRoots brings together disparate sounds from across the world to perform together over a four-day weekend.
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