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Vocalist Haley Morgan and synthesist Eric Hnatow make up the fever-pop band Home Body. They are curating and performing in the free, all-ages event this Saturday at Peskeompskut Park in Turners Falls.

Sounds Local: Rocking Puppies pack a punk rock sugar rush: Father-daughter duo will perform at Peskeompskut Park this Saturday, along with Home Body and the Barlows

by Sheryl Hunter For the RecorderAugust 9, 2023

The Gaslight Tinkers will close out the summer concert series at Permaculture Place this Sunday, Aug. 6.

Sounds Local: Gaslight Tinkers bring their danceable style to Permaculture Place

by Sheryl Hunter For the Recorder August 2, 2023

Dancers at The Most Wuthering Heights Day Ever 2022 in Energy Park. This Sunday, The Massachusetts Kate Bush Society will present the event at Energy Park with a dance lesson at 5:30 p.m., followed by the dance itself at 6 p.m.

Sounds Local: ‘Heathcliff, it’s me, I’m Cathy’: The Most Wuthering Heights Day Ever returns Sunday to celebrate Bush and Brontë

by Sheryl Hunter For the RecorderJuly 26, 2023

Earlier this summer, Dennis Crommett released “Get Gone,” a collection of songs with an easy, relaxed quality; the perfect soundtrack for a lazy summer day.

Sounds Local: The sounds of summer: A roundup of new releases and shows to celebrate them

by Sheryl Hunter For the RecorderJuly 19, 2023

Ianisoultree and the Soulrizer Crew from Springfield are returning to the Wendell Reggae Fest this Saturday for the second year in a row.

Sounds Local: Let’s get together and feel alright: Annual Wendell Reggae Fest returns this Saturday at Deja Brew Cafe & Pub

by Sheryl Hunter For the RecorderJuly 12, 2023

Robin Lane

Sounds Local: Robin Lane to perform in Shelburne Falls, Holyoke

by Sheryl Hunter July 7, 2023

John Linnell and John Flansburgh first met as high school students in Lincoln. They started writing songs together back then but didn’t form They Might Be Giants until they moved to Brooklyn, New York, and found themselves living in the same apartment building. Forty years later, the Grammy Award-winning band has recorded 23 studio albums and sold over four million records.

Sounds Local: After 40 years, surely they are giants: They Might Be Giants returns to Franklin County with a show at Tree House Brewing Company on July 6

by Sheryl Hunter For the RecorderJune 28, 2023

New Orleans trombonist and singer Glen David Andrews kicks off the Green River Fest weekend with a show at Hawks & Reed Performing Arts Center in Greenfield tonight.

Sounds Local: Your summer festival checklist: Preparing for a good time at the Green River Festival, and more

by Sheryl Hunter For the RecorderJune 21, 2023

Sammy Rae & The Friends will close the main stage at the Green River Festival on Saturday night.

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Longtime favorites, local newcomers take the stage for 36th annual Green River Festival

by Sheryl Hunter For the RecorderJune 20, 2023

On Monday, June 19, Tree House will welcome Wilco frontman Jeff Tweedy for a solo show.

Sounds Local: Big names playing Tree House Brewing this summer

by Sheryl Hunter For the RecorderJune 14, 2023