Nightclubbers of a certain age will recall the glory days of Three Rivers Inn, the showroom that packed ’em in during the 1960s with major stars like Jimmy Durante, Peter Lawford and Louis Armstrong, despite the fact that the supper club was in the relative backwater of Phoenix, far, far away from the swizzle sticks of Vegas lounges.

Dana Fuchs, Magic Slim and the Teardrops, Ronnie Earl and the Broadcasters, Mike Roberts, J.W. Jones, Mark Doyle, The Super Delinquents.

Rock listeners have a high pain threshold. They don’t shock easily. They adhere to angst-ridden lyrics. They show empathy in the presence of the powerchord-driven anthems packaged in tattooed cellophane cases, latching onto one or two bands whose sounds resonate in their chests.

Nightclubbers of a certain age will recall the glory days of Three Rivers Inn, the showroom that packed ’em in during the 1960s with major stars like Jimmy Durante, Peter Lawford and Louis Armstrong, despite the fact that the supper club was in the relative backwater of Phoenix, far, far away from the swizzle sticks of Vegas lounges.

• The summer’s annual cruise nights begin on Thursday, May 5, at Bella Domani Catering,.

After the blame games that have seen fingers pointed at management, musicians, board members, community, government and whoever else could be laid with guilt, the concert was a refreshing yet saddening reminder of what Syracuse has given up: a...

Spring is a special season down on the farm: a time for planting in hopes that the coming season will be blessed with the right balance of rain and sunshine to produce healthy plants and eventually a bountiful harvest.

The group maintained a relentless touring circuit and first gained the attention of local radio stations; major labels came sniffing around later. Saliva showcased “for every label out there,” according to Scott, but eventually made the decision to join Island/Def Jam,.

Since Shpongle’s 2005 appearance at the annual Camp Bisco festival in Van Etten, Posford suggests that “the audiences from the jam-band scene show a lot of similarities to the electronica scene. For a start, a lot of them take mind-expanding drugs and they seem very musical.

• Everyone loves to air guitar, right? On Friday, April 22, 7:30 p.m., contestants will have the chance to channel their inner Jimi as Syracuse hosts its first Air Guitar Competition.