The Bern Gallery’s early 4/20 party on April 19 featured DJ Cheetatah, free glassblowing, deals, and dancing, creating a lively atmosphere.

Jam band moe. returns to the Flynn in Burlington after a years-long ban due to unruly fan behavior. They celebrate 35 years with a new album.

Mark LeGrand, a Montpelier country musician, died at 72 from cancer. Known for his candid songwriting, he was a beloved figure in the local music scene.

VSO’s “Heavy Metal Strings” at ArtsRiot featured classical renditions of pop hits. I enjoyed the show from outside without a ticket.

In 2003, My Revenge’s vocalist was kicked out mid-set, marking a wild night at Winooski’s Higher Ground. Now, Five Seconds Expired reunites with a new album.

Folk legend Michael Hurley passed away at 83 on April 1. A tribute concert will honor his unique musical legacy in Vermont. Bobby Gosh’s new single promotes eating weed.

Big Lake Recording in Burlington, transformed by local engineers, hosted an open house showcasing its potential for music and visual arts.

The VSO’s “Heavy Metal Strings” blends classical and rock music, featuring arrangements from Nirvana and Led Zeppelin, performed in intimate settings.

Comedian Carmen Lagala tackles dark topics like mental health in her standup, aiming to destigmatize them and bring connection through humor.

The Punk Rock Flea Market in Rutland featured vendors selling merchandise, music, and art, hosted by Nick Grandchamp, with live DJ performances.

Seth Yacovone Band releases ‘SYBlings VOL 1’ on April 4, their first album since 2018. Grace Potter’s ‘Medicine’ drops May 30 after years of delay.

Vermont’s Arts Marathon supports refugees by connecting donors with artists who create daily art. This year, over 60 artists raised $77,000 so far.

Lily Seabird’s album “Trash Mountain” reflects her community and personal growth, shifting from grunge to folk, inspired by her late friend.

Music festivals are announcing lineups; the Music on the Mountain Festival is May 16-17, benefiting sober recovery, featuring concerts and more.

RAQ performed at Nectar’s in Burlington with Jared Slomoff on March 22, celebrating his birthday and honoring their musical history together.

Bennington College celebrates its Black Music Division’s 50th anniversary with a symposium on March 21-22, featuring performances and workshops.

The Wet Ones!, a surf-rock band from Starksboro, debuted at Hotel Champlain, delivering SoCal vibes with classic Fender gear and cocktails.

Vermont artists are releasing new music, including Lily Seabird’s singles from her upcoming album “Trash Mountain,” and Ian Steinberg’s “The Bleeding Days.”

The Waking Windows festival returns in 2025, featuring artists and events in Winooski. Paper Castles’ music will be on streaming, with a new album expected.

Jamie Mohr leads Epsilon Spires in Brattleboro, an arts venue facing funding challenges. She innovates with unique programming to engage the community.