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

Rough Francis’ new EP, Fall EP, channels punk energy and political frustration, addressing societal issues with powerful lyrics and hardcore sound.

The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame announced its 2025 nominees, including Phish, alongside first-timers like Outkast and Billy Idol. Fans can vote online.

In 1991, Vermont musicians, aided by Sergei Ushakov, bridged cultural divides at a Russian jazz festival, creating lasting bonds before his recent death.

Lutalo, a 25-year-old indie artist, debuts in Vermont after rising fame with their critically acclaimed album, The Academy, exploring modern life and memories.

Burlington’s Ian Steinberg releases “Onions” on Feb 7, a shift to indie sounds. Michael Crain’s “Winter Vol. X” and Farmers Night starts at the Statehouse.

Matt Lorenz, aka Suitcase Junket, crafts music from salvaged instruments. Post-pandemic, he channels grief into new songs and prepares for performances.

Dan Ruddell and Lisa Kippen lost their Tunbridge home to a fire. A benefit concert on January 31 will aid their recovery. Lily Seabird’s new album arrives April 4.

Pete Cornell founded Peak Music in Stowe to address the lack of music education. His school fosters creativity, collaboration, and community in young musicians.

Zach Schuster launches Groundhog Fest in Burlington, featuring diverse artists, responding to the decline of Vermont’s music festivals.

In “Yorkie Werewolf,” a teen witch transforms into a werewolf Yorkshire terrier, causing chaos. This campy horror film premiered last week and features local talent.

John Daly’s musical “Spit’n Lyon” highlights Matthew Lyon’s 1798 jail time for criticizing President Adams, drawing parallels to today’s political climate.

Burlington mourns sound engineer Sergei Ushakov, who passed away January 8. Known for his passion and skill, he transformed local music scenes.

“Desire Lines” at the Brattleboro Museum showcases six artists exploring the medium of drawing, highlighting its process and meaning through diverse styles.

Rapper R.O.D. teams up with producer André Maquera for “Hip Rock,” blending genres and revitalizing the hip-hop scene in Vermont.

2024’s Vermont music scene thrived with standout albums like Robber Robber’s “Wild Guess” and exciting acts, showcasing a vibrant local talent resurgence.

Dona Ann McAdams’ book “Black Box” showcases her 50-year photographic journey, capturing community and activism through analog photography.