Doug Weyand, an ensemble member of Road Less Traveled and marketing director of MusicalFare Theatre, took time out of his rehearsal schedule to chat with Peter Palmisano about all of his projects.
This week on Nickel City Soundtrack, Mark and Chris talked to Scott Vogel of the band Terror, who is releasing a new album at the end of the week titled “Still Suffer.”
Buffalo-based Addisyn Logan was afraid to sing in public as a kid, but she’s grown into a local performer. She sat down with Ben and Max at a table at Caffe at Amy’s on this episode of Buffalo Music Players.
On this episode of the Nickel City Soundtrack podcast, Mark and Chris talked to Hostile Makeover, a new and young Buffalo-based band set to play at Amy’s Place on April 24.
Nationally recognized composer Richie English stopped by the Flamingo lounge to talk about experiences like performing for the Dalai Lama, becoming the youngest registered piano teacher in the state and more.
On this week’s podcast, Buffalo-based director Kyle LoConti sat down with Peter Palmisano to discuss the unconventional start to her career and everything that has since followed.
Singer, instrumentalist and Buffalo Music Hall of Famer Joe Rozler stopped by the Flamingo Lounge this week. He’s created music for soap operas, video games, commercials, movies and more.
This week on BMP, Curt Rotterdam, former booker at Nietzsche’s and member of “Anal Pudding,” stopped by to discuss ReFringe, a showcase coming to Allentown in May.
