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The New York State Fair continues to add Rock bands to it's 2021 entertainment line-up. Here is the latest addition.

SPAC in the 1990's saw an influx of festivals like Lollapalooza as well as a mix of legends and leather. Let's take a look back at SPAC in the 90's.

Get to the Lynyrd Skynyrd show early Saturday at SPAC so you don't miss the Allman Betts Band

New shows announced for the 2021 “Reimagined New York State Fair”. Here are the latest free shows.

What were shows like at SPAC in the 1980's? Were you there? Let's take a look back at some of the bands that played SPAC in the 80's.

Have you ever thought of using a cigar box to make a guitar? There is a guy in Plattsburgh that has caught the attention of Zakk Wylde and members of Heart.

The selling of Kurt Cobain is big business. Here are some items that have generated HUGE dollars at auction along with Nirvana related items that you might have in your attic. You might want to check. Could be sitting on a gold mine.

There is a company called Rock Junket that is offering tours of Woodstock, New York. With stories about the legendary town and the artists that made it legendary. According to their site, their tour also takes you to the Bearsville Center Complex, Bearsville Theatre and the Todd Rundgren Utopia video studios.

Have you ever wondered how some of your favorite bands got their name? Here are 5 band names and how they came about.

When concerts return what will the experience be like? The answer is, concerts have already returned and with huge festivals being announced and more on the way, the experience appears to be somewhat different from what we might be used to.

If you ever made a mix tape for your high school crush, you have Lou Ottens to thank. Mr. Ottens, inventor of the cassette tape, passed away at the age of 94. This dude created a product that bridged the gap between vinyl records to CD's and even inspired some of the greatest Rockers of our time.

Led Zeppelin's sixth studio album "Physical Graffiti" was released 46 years ago today. That turned my memory to the time I took a Rock & Roll road trip and visited the building they used for the album cover. Turns out The Rolling Stones had been there too!