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Tom Huntington focuses primarily on local entertainment news, particularly music-related events in Vermont. He is likely to be interested in pitches related to upcoming concerts, album releases, and music events taking place in the Vermont area. Additionally, he covers year-end reviews of noteworthy albums and seasonal event coverage.
If you have information about upcoming live music options or new album releases specifically relevant to the Vermont area or insights into trends within the local music scene, these would likely align well with Tom's coverage preferences.
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By: Tom Huntington
Taylor Smith (left) and Laura Heaberlin, of Burlington chamber folk duo Cricket Blue, will celebrate their sophomore album, “Sweet Animal,” on Friday at First Unitarian Universalist Society of Burlington.
By: Tom Huntington
Death has rarely sounded as beautiful as it does on “Sweet Animal,” the ambitious new double album by lauded Burlington-area chamber folk duo Cricket Blue.
By: Tom Huntington
Flywlkr, pictured in March performing at BUI Skatepark in Brattleboro, released his new album, “Green Mountain Music,” in June.
By: Tom Huntington
One of the more promising rappers in Vermont over the last few years, Flywlkr has released some widely praised albums and tunes. But it wasn’t until he leaned into his
By: Tom Huntington
Chicago gospel and soul great Mavis Staples, pictured performing at the 2025 Montreal International Jazz Festival, will perform on Oct. 25 at the Paramount Theatre in Rutland.
Last month, we looked at the vibrant live music options happening in September. This week, we cast our gaze upon the serious plethora of compelling concerts in October, with many
By: Tom Huntington
When “Banjo Dan” Lindner released his 2022 album, “Spirits,” he said it would be his last. But the beloved Vermont bluegrass pioneer has a new record, “The Country Blues,” which
By: Tom Huntington
Stockbridge-based songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Bow Thayer will celebrate the release of his new album, “Ninevah,” on Friday at The SEABA Center in Burlington.
By: Tom Huntington
Sed One performing last year at Afterthoughts in Waitsfield. The Montpelier-based rapper released a solo album, “Sed One Strikes,” in June and will perform as a member of central Vermont hip-hop, reggae and funk fusion group Select Sound System on Oct. 31 at Hugo’s in Montpelier.
Known for his rapid-fire lyricism and high-energy performances, Montpelier-based hip-hop artist Sed One, aka Dustin Byerly, has been a force in the Vermont hip-scene for over two decades as a
