[HIP HOP] Cloud rap duo, and previous subject of a Spotlight feature in The Public, 200 Kids Outside play this Saturday, September 3 at Milkie’s. About to drop their fifth album this year, Love is For the Birds, the duo looks forward to playing songs from all their albums. Joining them is T-Diddy, a Buffalo musician known for blending rock and hip hop in his projects.
[INDIE] Ra Ra Riot comes to the Waiting Room as part of 103.3 the Edge’s inaugural “New Rock Now” series. Having formed a decade ago in Syracuse, NY, Ra Ra Riot has been pumping out indie rock hits such as “Boy” and “Beta Love” that have been featured in commercials, television shows, movies, and more.
[COMEDY] Kurt Braunohler looks like the nerdy guy in your office, but that’s just part of his image.
[TOUR] Between the War of 1812—which left the City of Buffalo in ashe—and the folklore of Seneca Nation, some might say our city is fertile ground for paranormal activity. Local ghost hunters stand ready to reveal their evidence on Saturday, September 3. Canalside and the Mason Winfield’s Haunted History Ghost Walks welcomes all to enjoy a Haunted History Pub Walk. The walk begins on Canalside, and will pass through three pubs throughout the Canalside-Cobblestone District.
[NEW WAVE] Credited as one of the most influential bands of the 1980s, Culture Club took the world by storm with their androgynous lead singer, Boy George, and a collection of soul-influenced pop hits, from “Karma Chameleon” to “Do You Really Want To Hurt Me.” Arising out of England in 1981, they garnered a solid following across the U.K.
Each week, Buffalo lifestyle blog and brand Rise Collaborative scour Instagram for their favorite locally sourced images and include them in their Feature Friday project. On Friday, we share Rise’s top six selections and once a month, the best of the best will make it into our print edition.
[FESTIVAL] The Elmwood Avenue Festival of the Arts returns for its 17th year on the streets of Elmwood Avenue this Saturday and Sunday, August 27 and 28.