concerts

Valentine's Day isn't until next week but Gloriana is giving fans their gift now. It's an acoustic version of their latest single "(Kissed You) Good Night" and besides being a sweet musical treat it will give you an insight into what to expect March 14 at the Rome Capitol Theater when the group takes the stage for an "Intimate Acoustic Show" with James Wesley and Dustin Lynch. Check out the video and then make your arrangements to come join us at the show!

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It's always a little disappointing when you read that one of your favorite country stars is going out on tour but has no stops planned in your area. When Eric Church first released his tour schedule for 2012 nary a stop in upstate New York made the list. However Eric has now added a number of shows including a stop in Binghamton at the Broome County Arena on March 15.

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Kenny Chesney is not one to lie around. Sure, he is happy to get some rest and relaxation at his Caribbean getaway home on St. John (who wouldn't be!) but the excitement of performing is something that is in his blood. He will be appearing with Tim McGraw next summer on their "Brothers of the Sun" tour but if it were up to him they would start a whole lot sooner.

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The Kirkland Arts Center in Clinton is celebrating 50 years of arts, music and dance with an evening of food, music and dancing this Saturday in the Fillius Events Center at Hamilton College. A highlight of the KAC "Barn Stomp" will be the opportunity to put on your dancing shoes for some square, contra, country and folk dancing.

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Tony Bennett, the last living "saloon singer" celebrates his 85th birthday today. He may have "Left His Heart In San Francisco", but he is making his mark in country music.

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Taylor Swift has just kicked off the United States portion of her "World Tour 2011" and has stops scheduled right through November including a sold-out show in Buffalo on June 21st. Although Taylor has achieved tremendous success already she know that resting on her laurels is not the way to keep a career thriving.

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