Newark-based punk-rap band Sunny Gang will celebrate the release of their long-awaited EP, “American Carnage,” on June 21 at Asbury Park Brewery with Nervous Triggers, Offtopkills and OhWon.... READ ON

There are as many ways to characterize folk music as there are people singing and playing the songs. It encompasses a wide range of musical styles, with the songs being passed on from generation to generation and place to place. And, like in a game of whisper-down-the-lane, it expands and changes along the way. At its most elemental, folk music is storytelling.... READ ON

We deep into the psyche of each of the gang this week to find out the people they truly admire and would like to meet... READ ON

Here are the articles published at New Jersey Stage for 06-19-19... READ ON

Old time music is in the air in Wildwood, NJ, this June 5, 2019 evening as artists and fans gather together to celebrate the East Coast Music Hall of Fame’s First Annual Awards Gala at the Wildwoods Convention Center.... READ ON

Here are the articles published at New Jersey Stage for 06-18-19... READ ON

In addition to running about 60 news stories and event previews each week, New Jersey Stage runs several original features and interviews as well. Every Monday we shine a spotlight on the features run for the past week.... READ ON

(MADISON, NJ) -- The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey launched their 57th season with a new take by Ken Ludwig on the beloved classic, The Three Musketeers.  Directed by renowned fight director Rick Sordelet,  runs now through July 7th. Alexandre Dumas’ classic tale comes to life in this delightful new adaptation by Ken Ludwig, who brings some formidable ladies into the fray. Join D’Artagnan and his sister Sabine as they journey to Paris to seek their fame and fortune in the world of the musketeers, King Louis VIII, and the powerful Cardinal Richelieu. Witness dazzling swordplay, daring deeds, heroics, and true love in this beloved epic.... READ ON

(RED BANK, NJ) -- Two River Theater presents Oo-Bla-Dee, written by Regina Taylor,  now through Sunday, June 30 in Two River’s Rechnitz Theater. Oo-Bla-Dee follows Evelyn Waters and the Diviners, an all-black, all-female jazz band, as they travel from St. Louis to Chicago in order to set up a record deal following the end of World War II. On this trip toward freedom the latest member of the group, sax player Gin Del Sol, must wrestle with the complex timing of the music as well as the complicated times in which she lives.... READ ON

Here are the articles published at New Jersey Stage for 06-17-19... READ ON