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Orlen, Gabriel & Avery will be among the many performers taking the stage for the All Coop’ed Up show on Saturday, March 25.

Sounds Local: All Coop’ed Up spring concert returns following pandemic absence

by Sheryl Hunter For the RecorderMarch 22, 2023

Dave Bulley of The Dave Bulley Band, came up with the idea of hosting what would become the Mud Season music festival, in 2020.

Sounds Local: Mud Season fest breaks dreary winter season

by Sheryl Hunter For the RecorderMarch 15, 2023

Folk rock quintet The Holy Oakes will perform at the launch of the Queer/Trans Valley Emergence Series at Hope & Olive.

Sounds Local: New album from Kimaya Diggs reflects on grief, loss

by Sheryl Hunter For the RecorderMarch 8, 2023

After a 15-year hiatus, the indie-folk trio Fancy Trash will reunite for a series of shows, including the Back Porch Festival this weekend.

Sounds Local: Back Porch Fest brings 3 days of roots music to Northampton

by Sheryl Hunter For the RecorderMarch 1, 2023

Katie Clarke and Larry LeBlanc will share the stage with She Said, bringing a mix of bluegrass, country and gospel sounds.

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Sounds Local: She Said returns to the stage for first show since start of pandemic

by Sheryl Hunter February 23, 2023

Josh LeVangie will perform a solo set as part of the upcoming Johnny Cash show.

Sounds Local: Local bands to honor Johnny Cash with birthday bash events

by Sheryl Hunter February 15, 2023

The album cover for High Tea’s new release, “The Wick and The Flame.”

Sounds Local: High Tea release existential album, “The Wick and The Flame”

by Sheryl Hunter For the RecorderFebruary 8, 2023

“Further On: The Songs of Billy Conway” and was released on Jan. 20. The collection of 15 songs features performances by a crew of local musicians who were close with Conway, including Kris Delmhorst, Jeffrey Foucault and Conway’s wife, singer-songwriter Laurie Sargent.

Sounds Local: Celebrating the songs of a beloved musical soul

by Sheryl Hunter For the RecorderFebruary 1, 2023

Greenfield resident Michael Nix continues to push musical boundaries and establish new terrain on his album, “Aperçu,” from his New Classic Banjo Project, which will be released Friday, Jan. 27. Nix performs that night, 7:30 p.m., at Hawks & Reed Performing Arts Center.

Sounds Local: Pushing the boundaries of banjo, Nix releases new album, “Aperçu”

by Sheryl Hunter For the RecorderJanuary 25, 2023

Planet Zydeco, a New England-based zydeco band that captures the essence of traditional rural-style accordion-driven dance music, will perform at this Sunday at the Winter Cajun and Zydeco Festival at Hawks & Reed Performing Arts Center in Greenfield.

Sounds Local: Two-step your blues away: Winter Cajun and Zydeco Festival spices up Hawks & Reed this Sunday afternoon

by Sheryl Hunter For the RecorderJanuary 11, 2023