Author: William Reynolds
Writer/Producer John Blaze of Scarecrow Unleashes a New Rock ’n’ Roll Halloween Spectacular, Debuting October 31 at My Father’s Place in Roslyn, NY Halloween is getting a rock ’n’ roll resurrection. John Blaze, the writer and producer behind Scarecrow, is unleashing his newest creation, The Dead Dance Ball, a brand-new live production set to debut on Halloween night at the legendary My Father’s Place in Roslyn, New York. Equal parts costume bash and full-throttle concert experience, The Dead Dance Ball summons the undead for an evening of haunted rock anthems, wild style, and dancing that doesn’t quit. The concept is…
Entertainment icon Tony Orlando is inviting audiences on a deeply personal journey with The Storyteller, a one-of-a-kind live experience coming to The Bear’s Den at Seneca Niagara Resort & Casino this summer. More than a concert, The Storyteller offers an intimate look inside Orlando’s extraordinary career spanning decades in music, television, and entertainment. Through heartfelt stories, unforgettable moments, and the songs that made him a household name, Orlando creates an evening that celebrates not only his remarkable career but also the memories his music has created for generations of fans. Audiences will hear beloved classics while discovering the personal experiences…
Circle the date—Friday, June 19th, 2026—because 89 North Music Venue is loading up a lineup that’s ready to go off. Headlined by Major Moment and Gone Stereo, the night already had muscle… then The Chads and Amboy got added, and now it’s a full-on statement. This isn’t one of those shows where you’re just waiting for the headliners. Every slot matters. The Chads, holding it down for Long Island, have been building real momentum with a live set that refuses to play it safe. It’s pop-punk urgency smashed into ska bounce—fast, loud, and built to pull the crowd in immediately.…
Alright, so here’s the deal—Howard Bloom’s latest brain‑melter, The Case of the Sexual Cosmos: Everything You Know About Nature Is Wrong, is out there, and it’s… something. Wild, a little chaotic, definitely not your standard science popbook—and I kinda love it. Who the hell is Howard Bloom? He’s one of those rare humans who’s worn more hats than you can count. He started off as a science nerd—microscopy, immunology, cosmos-level thinking—as early as age ten, worked in science labs by sixteen, then pivoted full-throttle into rock music PR in the seventies and eighties. He’s behind the image polish for Prince,…
Nestled in the heart of SoHo, 76 Wooster Street stands as a silent witness to New York City’s evolution—from gritty industrialism and architectural transformation to cultural revolution and artistic renaissance. Built atop the bones of a pre-Civil War structure, the building has undergone numerous reinventions, each era etching its story into the red-brick facade. Today, under the ownership of John Pasquale and his firm PEP Real Estate, 76 Wooster Street continues its legacy as a cultural cornerstone in Lower Manhattan. A Brick-and-Mortar Timeline Originally a modest house, the property entered the commercial spotlight in 1871 when developers M. & S.…