Mephiskapheles / The Prozacs / Threat Level Burgundy / Green Street Fiends Mephiskapheles, the band that helped define modern day ska, then defied critics by exploring even greater possibilities with its darkly original ska fusion, forges ahead with amazing shows and new music on the way. Formed in the East Village of New York City in 1991, Mephiskapheles played its first show on Long Island. From day one, the band began attracting a diverse, dedicated fan base. Sold-out NYC gigs led to tours with the Buzzcocks and GWAR, and hits on the Hawaiian Islands Chart with three singles from the

Five-piece, "purple soul" band NIKITA dishes it all: R&B, rock, soul, and funk. A special show at a special venue: American Mural Project. It's a sure cure for winter cabin fever. The psychedelic soul of five-piece band NIKITA will lift you out of any funk. Known for their "purple soul" vibe—a blend of R&B, rock, funk, and more—NIKITA dishes catchy, danceable grooves that sway even the most immovable wallflowers. You can expect a high energy, tight band performance with vocals, guitar, keys, trumpet, bass, and drums. NIKITA'S set list promises original tunes, like their single "Honeytone," and other tracks inspired

The Refrigerators are returning to The Proprietor’s Lodge and it will be another sell out! Doors open up @6:00 for dinner show starts @7:00  

The airways of Troy, NY will be filled with the sounds of world class jazz as Winter Jazz Fest kicks off on Sunday, February 18th at 6pm Coming on Sunday, February 18th at Alias Coffee Roasters in Troy, NY will be the 2nd annual Winter Jazz Fest. This event features some of New York States top artists from a variety of styles. Whether you like the sounds of a traditional guitar trio, the elegance of a vocal set or high powered sax driven hard bop this festival has something everyone can enjoy.   6pm - The Killdeer Trio featuring: Wyatt

7-9pm$10Indie Night is a monthly series highlighting emerging independent artists.The Guthrie family story is interwoven into the fabric of American music. While Krishna Guthrie incorporates elements of his lineage, from the folk roots of his great-grandfather, Woody to the masterful storytelling of his grandfather Arlo, he’s not afraid of adding influences from his own generation as he carves his own initials in the family tree. At a young age, Krishna began touring internationally with his family as well as playing in local bands when off the road. Becoming skilled at several instruments, he also started writing his own songs. In