Peter Aaron is the Arts Editor at Chronogram. He covers a wide range of topics within the arts and entertainment sector, including music business, concerts and festivals, theater, and film, while also delving into themes of education and campus life. Peter's work has been featured in WAMC, Northeast Public Radio, OperaWire, Chronogram Magazine, e-architect, and Hudson Valley One.
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Peter Aaron's articles predominantly revolve around entertainment news in the Hudson Valley. He extensively covers events, live music, theater, and reviews within this region. To effectively reach out to him, provide pitches that highlight unique local events, emerging artists or bands performing in the area, and interesting developments related to theaters or music venues within the Hudson Valley.
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The film tells the story of Bill Hanley and how he revolutionized live concert sound.
Sponsored by fan-to-artist platform Tipify, the evening will feature several rising indie performers.
The Academy Award-winning 1976 film about the Watergate scandal will be followed by a discussion moderated by WAMC's Joe Donohue.
With the current White House occupant’s popularity hovering at basically the same percentage level that Richard Nixon had at the height of the Watergate sc
Antietam's Tara Key and Tim Harris discuss the Louisville punk scene, the band's 40-plus-year history, and their new album ahead of Dromfest in Catskill. September 4-6.
September brings Rebirth Brass Band, Blackberry Smoke, Buzzcocks, Toody Cole, JazzFest White Plains, and Woodsist Festival to the region.
The Hudson Valley folk super group and the Grammy-nominated bluesman will play the Towne Crier on September 4.
By: Peter Aaron
The Rosendale Theater will host a work-in-progress screening of “The Woodpecker” on September 27 at 4pm. There will be a Q&A with Brenda Bufalino and director Tony Waag after the film.
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame member will perform on September 27 and 28. —“Woodstock,” Joni Mitchell via Crosby Stills, Nash & Young, 1970
The outsider comedian and puppeteer will bring his oddball songs and show to Unicorn Bar on September 17.
