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Violinist Geoffrey Archambeau is the director of Conway Fine Arts, which is producing this weekend’s West by Northwest New England Festival.

Sounds Local: Folk tales for all folks: The West by Northwest New England Festival focuses on folk all weekend long

by Sheryl Hunter For the RecorderJune 7, 2023

Conway resident Jenny Burtis will celebrate the release of her debut album “Woodbird” on Saturday, June 3, with a show at the Montague Common Hall at 8 p.m.

Sounds Local: A songwriter’s debut, decades in the making: Jenny Burtis steps into the spotlight with “Woodbird”

by Sheryl Hunter For the RecorderMay 31, 2023

Thus Love, a post-punk trio from Brattleboro, Vermont, performs at the inaugural Field Day festival in Guilford on June 3.

Sounds Local: Summer kicks off with new fests and blues legends

by Sheryl Hunter For the RecorderMay 24, 2023

Love Crumbs features Michael Dubuque on guitar, Ali McTavish on vocals and Scott Wolfram on bass. The band performs at the Parlor Room in Northampton, May 20.

Sounds Local: Love Crumbs and Cloudbelly collaborate on powerful new music, NFT

by Sheryl Hunter For the RecorderMay 17, 2023

Kate Lorenz, a teacher and musician, died in 2022. A show in her memory will raise money for a community fund.

Sounds Local: Valley musicians to celebrate life and music of Kate Lorenz

by Sheryl Hunter For the Recorder May 10, 2023

Becky Tracy (left) and Rachel Bell formed after the two met at a contra dance event in 2015. Since then the duo has performed at dances, concerts and festivals.

Sounds Local: Eloise & Co. bringing eclectic dance style to Turners Falls

by Sheryl Hunter For the RecorderMay 3, 2023

As a student, Travis Ledoyt was inspired to pursue music by industry veteran Dick McVey. Following McVey’s death last September, Ledoyt will hold a show this weekend featuring his performance of the best of Elvis Presley.

Sounds Local: Travis Ledoyt brings his Elvis performance to benefit high school music

by Sheryl Hunter For the RecorderApril 26, 2023

Mind Left Body’s roots stretch back to 2020 when guitarist Clark, a classically trained trombone player, joined forces with bassist Deysher to play Dead tunes every Tuesday night at the 413 Club in Easthampton. Not pictured is Mac Doherty.

Sounds Local: Mind Left Body channels the sound of The Grateful Dead

by Sheryl Hunter For the RecorderApril 26, 2023

Doug Tibbles of The Stone Coyotes died on April 12. Prior to moving to Greenfield, he worked in Los Angeles for years as a television writer. “Bewitched,” “The Munsters” and “The Andy Griffith Show” are just some of the shows he wrote for.

Sounds Local: Thank you, Doug for all the great memories

by Sheryl Hunter For the RecorderApril 19, 2023

The Bunkhouse Boys’ music combines elements of traditional Cajun music, Creole styles and zydeco. The band will perform at this weekend’s Spring Cajun/Zydeco Fest.

Sounds Local: Spring Cajun/Zydeco Fest brings a toe-tapping good time

by Sheryl Hunter For the RecorderApril 5, 2023