Music
DON’T MISS: The Wood Brothers @ Town Ballroom
The Wood Brothers will headline Town Ballroom in Buffalo, NY on Thursday, February 26. The performance is part of a 17-date winter tour in support of their latest album, Puff Of Smoke....
Music
Buffalo Iron Works Turns Up the Heat with a Genre-Spanning February Lineup
Buffalo Iron Works, the independently owned live music venue nestled in Buffalo’s historic Cobblestone District, is turning February into a monthlong celebration of sound,...
Music
Where the Bands Are: This Week in Live Music and Concert News
NE-YO & AKONFriday, July 24, 8 pm at Darien Lake Performing Arts Center, Darien, NY. $54+KasablancaBetter Today Better Tomorrow: A 360 Concert Experience In...
Music
Organ Fairchild Does Grateful Dead at Buffalo Iron Works
Setlist:
Feel Like a Stranger
Cream Puff War >
Sitting on Top of the World
Queen Jane Approximately
Picasso Moon
Black Muddy River
Cassidy
The Golden Road
Viola Lee Blues
Lost...
Music
Pocketship 🚀 “Meet Me in the Middle” • January 9, 2026 at Nietzsche’s • Buffalo, NY
The post Pocketship 🚀 “Meet Me in the Middle” • January 9, 2026 at Nietzsche’s • Buffalo, NY appeared first on...
Music
Why Music Matters with Jeff Miers: Troubadour, Road Dog and Folk Poet Greg Klyma
Hey there, everyone.Welcome to Why Music Matters, a podcast where we examine the power and influence that music can wield in our lives.Today, I’ve...
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Politics & Government
Investigative Post is hiring
Investigative Post is hiring a digital media manager. A...
Local
Construction begins on $250M Marine Drive redevelopment in Buffalo waterfront
Construction has started on a $250 million first phase to replace Buffalo’s aging Marine Drive Apartments with 254 new affordable units; the full redevelopment will create about 730 units on the waterfront.
Local
Hochul says New York will pause hyperscale AI data centers while rules are written
Governor Kathy Hochul told the Wall Street Journal that New York is temporarily pausing new hyperscale AI data centers (50 MW+) while it writes rules to protect ratepayers, communities and infrastructure, and said existing facilities and smaller projects can continue.
Eat & Drink
SUNDAY NEWS: How Adrian Bylewski got the reins at 3 high-profile kitchens
Adrian Bylewski is the rarest of chefs: he got...
