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Broadcast originally aired on Monday, February 19, 2024 at 9:30 am, on WRCR 1700 AMDid you know that the Lafayette Theater in Suffern, NY is Rockland County's only single-screen movie palace? In operation since 1924, it marks its100th anniversary this year! With special guests Ari Benmosche and Craig Long we turned our attention to the history of the Lafayette Theater and learned about the ongoing festivities celebrating this landmark anniversary. The festivities—"100 Years of Film," showcasing classic movies from the 1910s to the 2010s—will run until March 3, 2024.   The  centennial celebration will culminate with three events:  1) Metropolis  - Friday, March 1, 2024, 7:30 PM2) Neil Berg's 100 Years of Hollywood - Saturday, March 2, 2024, 7:30 PM3) 100th Birthday - Sunday, March 3, 2024, 1:00 PM  Learn more about these events and purchase tickets at https://lafayettetheatersuffern.com. ***Crossroads of Rockland History, a program of the Historical Society of Rockland County, airs on the third Monday of each month at 9:30 am, right after the Jeff and Will morning show, on WRCR Radio 1700 AM and www.WRCR.com. Join host Clare Sheridan as we explore, celebrate, and learn about our local history, with different topics and guest speakers every month. The Historical Society of Rockland County is a nonprofit educational institution and principal repository for original documents and artifacts relating to Rockland County. Its headquarters are a four-acre site featuring a history museum and the 1832 Jacob Blauvelt House in New City, New York.www.RocklandHistory.org

In the spring of 1935, nineteen year-old Orson Welles was living in New York, appearing on stage in Katharine Cornell's stock company and workin on CBS' American School of the Air and The March of Time. The next year, Welles was on the debut episode of CBS's Columbia Workshop. The program's creator Irving Reiss recognized Orson's talent, while Welles studied the creative risks The Workshop took. He began to assemble his Mercury Theater troupe just as FDR launched the Federal Theater Project. John Houseman invited Welles to be part of an African-American theater unit in Harlem. Their first co-production was an adaptation of Shakespeare's Macbeth. Welles changed the setting to a mythical island. Voodoo took the place of Scottish witchcraft. The play opened on April 14th, 1936, at the Lafayette Theater in Harlem. It received incredible reviews. By that autumn, Welles was traveling between Chicago and New York, appearing on Mutual Broadcasting's Wonder Show, and on The Columbia Workshop. On Sunday April 11th, 1937 The Workshop broadcast a verse-play written especially for radio by Archibald MacLeish. It was called The Fall of the City. It was an allegory on the rise of fascism. The broadcast took place at the massive Seventh regiment armory on 67th street and Park avenue in New York. Reiss used over one-hundred fifty extras, and entrusted Welles to be the narrator. To get proper sonic differentiation, they built radio's first narration booth. The Fall of The City was selected by The New York Times as one of the outstanding broadcasts of 1937. Time magazine noted that it proved to listeners radio was science's gift to poetry and poetic drama. The Fall of the City made Orson Welles a star. Mutual Broadcasting was about to give him the opportunity of a lifetime.

“If we were to offer a symbol of what Harlem has come to mean in a short span of twenty years, it would be another statue of liberty on the landward side of New York. Harlem represents the Negro’s latest thrust towards Democracy.” -- Alain Locke This is Part Two of our two-part look at the birth of Black Harlem, a look at the era BEFORE the 1920s, when the soul and spirit of this legendary neighborhood was just beginning to form.  The Harlem Renaissance is a cultural movement which describes the flowering of the arts and political thought which occurred mostly within the Black community of Harlem between 1920 and the 1940s. In particular the 1920s were described by writer Langston Hughes as “the period when the Negro was in vogue.” The moment when the white mainstream turned its attention to black culture.  But how Harlem become a mecca of Black culture and "the Capital of Black America"? This is the story of constructing a cultural movement on the streets of Upper Manhattan in the 1910s. From the stages of the Lafayette Theater to the soapboxes of Speakers Corner. From the pulpits to the salons (both hair and literary)! WITH stories of Marcus Garvey, Madam C.J. Walker, Arturo Schomburg and many more. Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/boweryboys See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

   Batya Zachter (Age 22) grew up in Los Angeles, California and is the second to oldest of six children in her family. She went to Bais Yaakov Los Angeles and attended two years of seminary in Israel. Batya has been a Madricha for various dorms and camps during the past few years. She loves to enhance other's experiences, and always strives to create a fun and comfortable atmosphere wherever she goes. It is in Batya's nature to bring her ideas and imagination, and to make it a reality. She refers to it as “Making dreams come true.”     Batya has been involved in many plays, Jewish movies, comedy skits, drama camps, and directed a performance one summer in a Kiruv camp as well.  She loves to express herself through being part of a performance, but as a director and event planner, she is now able to use her many talents to help others express themselves in a Frum way.  Batya also loves to lead events for teens. Whenever there is an opportunity to create a fun and meaningful program, she grabs it. She has organized and lead night camps, Tisha B'av programs, dance classes, and loves to create music videos for friends, families, schools, and bat mitzvas to help people bond in a creative way. As she is a Social Worker(LMSW) by profession, Batya has the ability to direct and plan her shows and events in a sensitive, calm, and organized manner, making sure everyone feels good during the process.    Batya had the idea to create Girls' Talent Tour in November 2018. From the moment she had this idea, there was nothing that could stop her from accomplishing this dream. Batya partnered up with Hatzolah of Staten Island for her debut in December 2018. Rivka and Moishe Weber, the heads of Hatzolah of Staten Island stated: “She was so passionate about her plan that her enthusiasm was truly contagious.”   Being that this was Batya's first major event, she quickly realized the enormous details entailed in creating this “Dream Show.” A few of the many aspects included: selecting the talent and judges, booking the venue, staging, lighting, sound systems, ticket sales, advertisement, talent coaching and much more.  Continuing her full-time job as a Social Worker, Batya worked to create the show she imagined. The first Girls' Talent Competition was such a success. The talent was truly incredible, and the show was amazing and entertaining. First, second, and third place winners were selected by three remarkable judges: Shaindel Antelis, Maayan Davis, and Devorah Schwartz. The feedback from the show was amazing! This lead various communities to reach out to Batya and ask her to go on tour and select new talent.    Batya's next show will IY'H be on February 24th in the Lafayette Theater near Monsey, Passaic, Teaneck, and Monroe. The proceeds from this show are to raise money for Toras Dovid Community Kollel, a Kollel for Baalei Teshuva. Batya is very excited about this show. The very talented composer and singer, Nechama Cohen, was added as a fourth guest judge for this upcoming show. The size of this theater is more than double the size of last show's venue. The talent chosen for this show is something to really look forward to. You can purchase tickets by visiting the website dreamontalenttickets.com or by calling Tzippy Simon at 201-983-3748. Batya is looking forward to continuing to create more events in the future.  Follow Batya on Instagram @dream_on_events and on Facebook.    

 Recently in Lafayette IN (home of our podcast), racial tensions flared due to separate events. There was angry debate, along with substantive discussions. Hate groups had posted racist signs and flyers in prominent places, and two groups were booked to appear locally that many believed to be racist performers. To counter all that, a group of musicians have decided to perform in a show called "No Time To Hate" at the Lafayette Theater.   We spoke to one of those performers, Christopher Lee from the Grateful Dead cover band, Graciously Departed. We talked about the band and its upcoming gigs, especially No Time To Hate, and the idea behind the show. It's something other communities could do to help ease tensions and promote positivity.   We end with a song from one of the participating acts, Sheeza, a brilliant band with a desire for social justice that comes from the heart.

 Jason Wells plays the blues and rock, sells his own coffee blend, runs an open mic night, and generally works his butt off. Which is good for you, since you can see the fruits of his labor on stages across America, and in Lafayette IN on 12/30. His band will perform at the Lafayette Theater with a local band called Graciously Departed (a nice dose of Dead!), and up-and-coming singer songwriter Tara Marlow.  The show will start with Marlow's acoustic music, follwed by the GP and their happy set, then Jason Wells and Friends with some crunchy rockin party jams. Jason talked about his music, his coffee brand, how to run an open mic, and a cool deal for those who buy tickets prior to the show.   We conclude with a Jason jam and a Merry Crimble to all!

 In 1967, we opened our new copy of the Beatles' "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band", expecting something brilliant and groundbreaking. Turned out to be much more, as Pepper became one of the most influential albums, not only in the Beatles' canon, but in all of contemporary music.  Members of local Lafayette band Frank Muffin, along with 20 musicians from the community and elsewhere, will be staging that album from start to finish, with extras, December 9, at Lafayette Theater. It's a mammoth undertaking, and we spoke to Frank Muffin's Brittany and Hans Rees about the idea and the process of rounding up band members, dividing the labor, and coming up with a fitting tribute to this cultural landmark. Details: Tickets locally at the Theater Box Office, $10 advance, $15 day of show. Also available at People's Brewing, JL Records, and McGuire Music. Proceeds to a wonderful charity, Therapeion, a therapeutic equestrian center in Brookston, IN

Interviews: Steven Bryan This week we speak with Steven Bryan his new EP and Feature three of his tracks. You can find Steven Bryan on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Instagram. His website is stevenbryanmusic.com. You can find his album Gravity Always Wins on all main digital outlets.   Moses Stone We also speak with Moses Stone about his new music, his influences, and how he has found success with his career.  You can find Moses Stone on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube. His website is mosesstoneofficial.com. You can find the new single on main digital outlets along with more of his music.     Local Spotlight: Monday, September 25th: Extinction A.D., WarCurse and Paralysis will be performing at the Doom Room. Show starts at 7:00pm. No cover listed, but bring some cash just to be safe. Wednesday, September 27th: It's Wine Wednesday at Digby's Pub and Patio along with a performance from James Saqui. Show starts at 8pm. This event is free and its all ages. Thursday, September 28th: GRAMMY winners of 2016's Best Bluegrass Album, The Steeldrivers will be performing at the Lafayette Theater. Golden circle tickets (seated first 4 rows) $30. General admission $20. Doors open at 6:00pm. Show starts at 7:00pm. This is an all ages event. Friday, September 29th: Death Metal will rain down as Gigan, Hatchling, Kossuth and Sunless will be performing at the Doom Room. Doors open at 8:00pm. Show starts at 9:00pm. $7 cover. This event is all ages. Friday, September 29th: The Long Run Ultimate Eagles Tribute Show will be held at the Lafayette Theater. Tickets are $20 in advance or $25 the day of the show. Show starts at 7:00pm. Saturday, September 30th: The Mixtapes will be performing at The Knickerbocker Saloon. Show starts at 9:00pm. $5 cover. Saturday, September 30th: Dan Whitaker and the Shinebenders will be performing at Digby's Pub and Patio. The mix of honky-tonk, western swing and hillbilly jazz will start at 10pm. No cover. Saturday, September 30th: Michael Kelsey & Friends will be performing and celebrating the release of their new album. Tickets are $12 in advance or $15 the day of the show. Doors open at 7:00pm. Show starts at 8:00pm. Quick Headlines: "Cash Me Outside" girl Danielle Bregoli SOMEHOW lands contract with Atlantic Records. Her artist name will be Bhad Bhabie. Anti-Flag just announced a new album. ‘American Fall’ will be out November 3rd. Frank Zappa hologram going on tour. Questlove announces new book ‘Creative Quest’ Andrew W.K. announces first new album in 8 years. It will be released March 2nd, 2018. Upcoming Tours: All Time Low announce headlining tour dates in the U.K. with Pierce The Veil. Check their website or social media for event dates and locations. ’68 announce another headlining tour. They’ll be joined by Stolas, Whores and Alistair Hennessy. (Indianapolis, IN at The Hoosier Dome - December 13th.) Queens Of The Stone Age and Foo Fighters announce tour. Foo Fighters will be in Champaign, IL at State Farm Arena - November 8th. Queens Of The Stone Age will be in Indianapolis, IN at Old National Center - October 18th Plain White T’s announce their 20th anniversary show. (Chicago, IL at The Metro - December 2nd) Morrissey announce fall tour. (Chicago, IL at Riviera Theater - November 25th) Bob Dylan plots Fall 2017 U.S. tour. (Bloomington, IN at IU Auditorium - October 29th) Albums of the Week: Matt - Between The Buried and Me - Colors (2007) Grant - Job For A Cowboy - Doom

 Three Cities is a band on a mission to keep the fun in hard rock. We spoke to Patrick Barry Brown, guitarist for this rock band whose members hail from Indy, Fort Wayne, and Marion, IN. They recorded a live set in May at the Lafayette Theater, in Lafayette, IN. The theater is a beautifully renovated and expertly run music venue that was once an Art Deco style movie theater.    Three Cities' "Live from Lafayette" release consists of a few favorite originals from their previous sets, along with new original music. It all has edge without being an overt attempt at "edginess". That's due to the band's philosophy that "this ought to be fun". And it is, with big ballsy vocals, guitar jams and swooping keyboards. Patrick gave us some band history and his thoughts on music. We finish up with a sample from "Live from Lafayette" called Walkin', which has a cool story behind the tune's origin.

Interview: This week we talk to Bumpy103 out of New York. He tells us how he got his start in Hip/Hop and acting. He tells us about is influences, writing process and so much more.  We feature three of his tracks on the show this week.    Where to find him.  https://www.facebook.com/BaNeBxxgie/ https://soundcloud.com/103rdstent   Local Spotlight: Thursday, September 14th: Adam Lee and Mitch Barker will be performing at 6th Street Dive. Show starts at 9pm. No cover. Friday, September 15th: James Saqui and Trivial Nonsense will be performing at Digby’s Pub and Patio. Show starts at 10pm. Friday, September 15th: Flatted Fifth will be performing at 6th Street Dive. Show starts at 10pm. No cover. Saturday, September 16th: Jaik Willis will be performing at 6th Street Dive. Show starts at 9pm. No cover. Saturday, September 16th: Catalytic, Salem’s Childe and Oak Hill will be performing at Night 1 of the Metal at Market Square event at Jerilee’s Pub. Your ticket to the event will include free pinball, entry to the show, and a round of bowling! Be there early for the craft beer tasting event! Tasting Event starts at 7pm. Doors open at 8pm. Music starts at 9pm. $6 cover and 21+ Saturday, September 16th: Waka Flacka Flame will be performing at the Lafayette Theater. General Admission $25. VIP Meet & Greet $75. Doors open at 6:30pm. Show starts at 7:30pm. Go to the Lafayette Theater & Events Center Facebook page to find tickets. Sunday, September 17th: Nomad Mountain Outlaws will be performing at 6th Street Dive. Show starts at 9pm. No cover. Quick Headlines: Weezer and Foo Fighters are both releasing albums at the end of 2017. They’ll be joining forces to tour Australia to begin their 2018. Weezer hasn't toured Australia since 2013, while Foo Fighters hasn’t been to the continent since 2015. Vans donates thousands of pairs of shoes to help Hurricane Harvey victims. Mark Hoppus wrote a song about dogs to help pets affected by Hurricane Harvey. Mean Girls is coming to broadway. Paramore postpone two Florida shows due to Hurricane Irma. Taylor Swift to perform at College Football National Championship Halftime Lil Wayne hospitalized in Chicago after seizure.   Upcoming Tours: We Came As Romans announce fall tour dates with the Word Alive and Escape The Fate and I Prevail on select dates. ( Indianapolis, IN at the Emerson Theater - November 22nd and Fort Wayne, IN at Piere’s Entertainment Center - November 25th) Suicide Silence announce ‘The Cleansing’ 10-year anniversary tour. they will be joined by supporting bands Upon A Burning Body, Winds Of Plague(on select dates) Slaughter To Prevail and Prison. (Indianapolis, IN at the Emerson Theater - November 25th) Albums of the Week: Matt: Saosin - Along The Shadow (2016) Grant: Blink 182 - Dude Ranch  Main Topics: Foo Fighters Reveal Justin Timberlake Guests On Their New Record

Interviews: Zach with Eiros and Remembering Elle Zach talks with us this week about his bands Eiros and Remembering Elle. He talks with us about how he got his start in music, and the local music scene. We feature tracks from both projects. The track "Moje Ceno" from Eiros and the never before released track "Dissoudre Lamour" From Remembering Elle. Summit City Live Darren from Summit City Live joins us to give us the details about his new live stream venue.  https://www.facebook.com/SummitCity.Live/   Local Spotlight: Thursday, August 3rd: Bobaflex, The Complication and Black Earth will be performing at the Lafayette Theater. Show starts at 8pm. Tickets on sale now. Go to the Lafayette Theater and Events Center facebook page to find tickets. Friday, August 4th & Saturday, August 5th: Mr. Funny Man will be performing at DT Kirby's Beach Food at Indiana Beach in Monticello, IN. Show starts at 9pm. No park admission required. No cover. Friday, August 4th: The Rockstar DJ Tre w/ Friday Austin will be performing at Digby's Pub and Patio. 21+ to enter. No cover. Friday, August 4th: Riff Shredderson will be performing at Kickerbocker Saloon. Show starts at 10pm. No cover charge listed, but bring some cash just in case. Friday, August 4th: Carrion Vael, Avakr, and Thermonuclear Division will be performing at The Doom Room. Doors: 8pm Show: 9pm $5 donation strongly encouraged. Saturday, August 5th: The 'Not Your Father's Hardcore' Music Festival will take place in Attica, IN. King's Gambit, Wolves On Bears, No Home, Old Poet and more will be performing. Total of 10 bands, food, drinks, door prizes, camping, bonfire and a dunk tank. Tickets: $12. Gate: $15 Ticket/Shirt Combo: $25. The event is BYOB and you can find presale tickets from the bands performing. Satruday, August 5th: The Mojomakers will be performing at Sgt. Preston's. Show starts at 9pm. No cover. Quick Headlines: August Burns Red announce new album Phantom Anthem and released a new single “Invisible Enemy.” The album is to make its debut October 6th. Stick To Your Guns announce new album True View and released a new single “The Sun, The Moon, The Truth: Penance of Self.” The album is to make it’s debut October 13th. Knuckle Puck release announce new album Shapeshifter and will be out October 13th. Zao are planning a new EP for the “near future,” following their latest album, 2016’s ‘The Well-Intentioned Virus’ Avenged Sevenfold to replace Prophets of Rage at closing night of Houston Open Air Katy Perry to host 2017 MTV VMAs   Upcoming Tours: Thrice have announced a fall tour with Circa Survive, CHON and Balance and Composure. ( Thursday, December 7th at Aragon Ballroom in Chicago, IL) The Spill Canvas have announced a 10-year anniversary tour in celebration of their 2007 album “No Really, I’m Fine.” (Monday, October 16th at Emerson Theater in Indianapolis, IN) Silverstein have announced American tour dates with Seaway, Creeper and Cedar Green in addition to the Canadian tour dates going on at the same time. Check their website for dates and locations. Periphery and Animals As Leaders announce a co-headlining tour. (Wednesday, November 1st at The Vic Theatre in Chicago, IL) Minus The Bear have announce a fall tour with Silvers Pickups. Check their website for dates and locations. Motionless In White announce ‘The Graveyard Shift’ US tour with the Amity Affliction and Miss May I (Sunday, October 22nd at House of Blues in Chicago, IL) Albums of the Week: Matt: Death Cab for Cutie - Plans (2005) Grant: Boston - Boston

Interview: This week we speak with Johnny from Summerteeth about how the band was formed and some of his favorite music.  Johnny talks about their new EP 'Hope This Helps' that was recently released.  We feature the the track "We Dance For Rain" from the new EP Bandcamp: https://summerteethto.bandcamp.com/   Facebook:      https://www.facebook.com/summerteethTO Twitter:           https://twitter.com/summerteethTO Instagram:     https://www.instagram.com/summerteethTO   Local Spotlight: June 30th thru July 2nd AND July 4th: Hoosier Highway will be performing at DT Kirby's Beach Food in Monticello, IN. Show starts at 9pm each day. Friday, June 30th: Cody Ray & Band will be performing at Digby's Pub & Patio. Show starts at 10pm. No cover. All ages. Saturday, July 1st: Minor Measures and The Rook Duo will be performing at 6th Street Dive at 9pm. No cover. Saturday, July 1st: Flatland Harmony Experiment will be performing at Digby's Pub & Patio. Show starts at 10pm. No cover. Saturday, July 1st: The Doom Room's 2nd Annual Field Day. There will be 10 bands performing. There will be dodgeball, slip n slide kickball, battle pong and more. Bring a dish or chip in $5. Starts at 2pm.Sounds like something no one should miss! Saturday, July 1st: The Rocky Horror Picture Show will be at the Lafayette Theater. Doors open at 11pm. Show starts at midnight. Ages 17 and under must be accompanied by an adult. $5 cover.   Quick Headlines: Foo Fighters announce new album, 'Concrete And Gold' and it will be released in September Thy Art Is Murder announce new album called, 'Dear Desolation' and will be released August 18th Taylor Swift's songs generated $400,000 after returning to streaming services last week Prodigy, one half of the iconic rap duo Mobb Depp, has passed away from complications from his lifelong battle with sickle cell anemia. Twenty One Pilots “Stressed Out” music video has surpassed one billion views on YouTube. Panic! At The Disco’s title track from “Death Of A Bachelor” has gone platinum. Jay-Z announces new album ‘4:44’ to be released June 30th Bob Seger’s music finally lands on streaming services. Hanson rips Justin Bieber music as “Chlamydia of the Ear”   Main Topics: Kiss' Gene Simmons Wants To Trademark The Iconic "Rock On" Hand Gesture The Grammy Awards Announce Album Of The Year Changes, Online Voting For Memebers Metallica's Lars Ulrich Has Been Knighted Jimi Hendrix Park Opens to Public in Seattle After Years of Delays Asian-American Group The Slants Supreme Court Battle  

  Mike Brad Lee returns to the show to tell us about his new project Antisocial.  Listen to him perform two songs live on the show.  https://www.facebook.com/mikebrad4life/     Local Spotlight: Friday, June 23rd: Down Low Kickers will be performing at 6th Street Dive. Show starts at 9pm. Friday, June 23rd: The Doom Room and Lafayette Theater presents: The Fine Constant, Mind’s Horizon and By The Thousands will be performing at the Lafayette Theater & Event Center. Doors Open at 8pm. Show starts at 9pm. $5 cover. Saturday, June 24th: Austin Stirling will be performing at Digby’s Pub and Patio. Show starts at 10pm Friday, June 24th & Saturday, June 24th: The Rockets Band will be performing at DT Kirby’s Beach Food in Monticello, IN. No cover charge. Quick Headlines: Spotify hits 140 million active users. Metallica Funko Pop!s are coming. Queens Of The Stone Age announce new album ‘Villains.’ No release date announced yet. Thirty Second To Marts say new album is coming soon. Muse announce they will be streaming their concert in Austin, TX live on Facebook June 10th at 9:10 pm CST. Upcoming Tours: Rise Against announce fall European tour with Sleeping With Sirens. Circa Survive announce a run of headlining dates. Four Year Strong announce second U.S. leg of ‘Rise Or Die Trying’ anniversary tour. (Riot Fest in Chicago, IL - September 15th) Andrew W.K. has announced a full band tour. (Riot Fest in Chicago, IL - September 17th) Tegan and Sara will embark on a 10-year run this fall in honor of ‘The Con!’ HIM have announced their North American farewell tour. (House of Blues in Chicago, IL - November 10th) Rob Zombie revealed a few road dates in July, September and October (Open Air Festival in Bridgeview, IL - July 14th) Bayside announce ‘The Walking Wounded’ 10-year anniversary tour. (Riot Fest in Chicago, IL - September 16th) Manchester Orchestra have announced a headlining tour this fall. ( Concord Music Hall in Chicago, IL - September 24th) Mastodon have announced a UK headlining tour. A Day To Remember announce North American headlining tour with Moose Blood and Wage War (Old National Center in Indianapolis, IN - September 13th) Albums of the Week: Grant - Rancid - Trouble Maker(Deluxe Edition) - 2017 Matt - Taking Back Sunday - Where You Want To Be (2004)

Interview: Kings Gambit joins us in the studio this week. We feature their song New Order Check them out: SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/thekingsgambit Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/akingsgambit/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-lc7Kuk74B6Fpz3bHETEjA   Local Spotlight: Monday, June 12th: Steel City Jug Slammers will be performing at 6th Street Dive. Show starts at 8pm. Tuesday, June 13th: Goya, Destroyer of Light, and Void King will be performing at the Lafayette Theater & Events Center. Doors open at 7pm. Show starts at 8pm. $5 cover. Friday, June 16th: The Doom Room and Lafayette Theater present: Rat King, Knives Are Quiet and Sons of Ra will be performing at the Lafayette Theater & Events Center. Doors open at 8pm. Show starts at 9pm. $5 cover. Friday, June 16th: John Till will be performing at 6th Street Dive. Show starts at 10pm. Saturday, June 17th: Haystak will be performing at The Hideaway along with Mike Brad Lee, Silenze, T.C. and Lord Reign. Tickets are on sale at The Hideaway. $15 general admission. $30 VIP. Doors open at 6pm. Show starts at 8pm. Saturday, June 17th: Lloyd Avenue will be performing at the Lafayette Theater & Events Center. Show starts at 8pm. Go to the Lafayette Theater & Events Center Facebook page to find tickets. Saturday, June 17th: 36th Annual Taste of Tippecanoe in Downtown Lafayette runs 4pm to midnight. Featuring artists and bands: TJ Rosa, Waltz for Venus, Bruce Barker, Michael Kelsey, Green Room Rockers and many more. Go to tasteoftippecanoe.org to see the full list and for more information about it all.   Albums of the Week: Matt - City and Colour - If I Should Go Before You (2015) Grant - Between the Buried and Me - Coma Ecliptic (2015)   Quick Headlines: Nine Inch Nails will have a new EP out this summer, with another to follow according to Trent Reznor Keep A Breast Foundation has teamed up with Neck Deep for a VIP Warped Tour Experience, where one lucky fan and a friend will be flown out to Las Vegas to enjoy a day with the band and more. To enter, fans are to text 'NeckDeep' to 41444 to donate $10 in support of Keep A Breast and be entered to win the ultimate VIP fan experience. Every donation you make counts as an entry. Rings of Saturn have announced the release date for their new album. The album is called Ultu Ulla and will release July 28th. The Weeknd donated $100,000 to medical center in Uganda British Red Cross raises over $3M during Manchester Benefit Concert, bringing total raised to $12M Childish Gambino says his next album will be his last Upcoming Tours: PVRIS have announced a fall headlining tour and they've also announced that a portion of every ticket sold will be donated to The Ally Coalition in support of LGBTQ equality. (7/5 – Indianapolis, IN @ Old National Centre) Galactic Empire, the Star Wars themed metal band, have announced a summer tour with Dangerkids.(7/18 Chicago, IL @ Bottom Lounge) U2 have extended their Joshua Tree 30th anniversary tour(9/10 Indianapolis, IN @ Lucas Oil Stadium) Crown The Empire have announced headlining summer tour. Gym Class Heroes are back! After releasing their last album, The Papercut Chronicles II, in 2011, the band have been announced for Sail Across The Sun music and wine festival at sea. It will take place March 7-11, 2018. They will sail from New Orleans to Cozumel, Mexico. Intro Music by CodeBlue https://soundcloud.com/cody-blevins  

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Clare Sheridan interviewed Nelson Page, operator of The Lafayette Theater in Suffern, NY. Page is a film history enthusiast. Topic includes the restoration of this landmark theater and Rockland County's role in the early days of motion pictures. Original Broadcast date: May 21, 2012.May is National Preservation Month and The 2012 theme is "Discover America's Hidden Gems." One of Rockland's most successful preservation efforts, and hidden gems is the Lafayette Theater, in Suffern.This episode of Crossroads of Rockland History is made possible by a grant from the Town of Ramapo, Supervisor Christopher St. Lawrence and the Ramapo Town Board.visit www.RocklandHistory.org for more information.