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6 Must-See Live Music Shows in January 2025 | Music | Hudson Valley
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Slowdive plays Mass MoCA in North Adams January 31.
Yeison Landero
January 8 at Tubby’s in Kingston
Yeison Landero is the grandson of the legendary Colombian accordionist and singer Andres Landero, known as the king of cumbia. In addition to inheriting his grandfather’s instrument, Yeison inherited his artistic soul, melodic sensibility, and gift for getting a crowd on their feet and keeping them dancing. The junior musician also absorbed the influence of Alfredo Gutierrez, Lizandro Meza, Calixto Ochoa, Enriquez Diaz, and other prominent cumbia figures, and his own music combines traditional styles and instrumentation with laptop beats. (Steve Shelley/Whitney Johnson/Cory Plump converge January 11; Early James arrives February 5.) 7pm. $25.
Pahua
January 9 at the Colony in Woodstock
Composer, percussionist, DJ, and producer Pau Sotomayor AKA Pahua mixes Caribbean and folkloric beats with electronics and percussion. Raised as a mariachi singer in Mexico City, where she and her brother Raul cofounded the experimental neocumbia project Sotomayor, Pahua makes sounds that fuse alternative/dance electronica with Latin rhythms. She has toured with a live format and as a DJ set, and her songs can be heard in the video game EA Sports FC ’24 (formerly FIFA) and in the AppleTV+ series “Messi Meets America.” (Robert Burke Warren’s Bowie Birthday Bash is back January 11; Albert Lee picks it out January 16.) 10pm. $17 advance; $22 day of show.
January 15 at the Ridgefield Playhouse in Ridgefield, Connecticut
In support of Radios and Rainbows, her long-awaited sophomore solo effort, the ever-ebullient, cofounding B-52s vocalist and long-time Hudson Valley resident touches down in Western Connecticut for a fun-filled evening. Packed with tracks from the new album as well as hits like “Love Shack,” “Roam,” “Candy,” and more, Pierson’s program will surely bring a busload of welcome, neon-glowing fun on this winter night. (The Genesis Show honors the UK prog rockers January 11; Martin Sexton does his “Abbey Road Show” January 24.) 7:30pm. $60-$90.
moe.
January 17-18 at the Bearsville Theater in Bearsville
Buffalo jam-rock juggernaut moe. journeys to hippie heaven for this two-night trip ahead of the impending release of Circle of Giants, the band’s 14th album. Beginning circa 1989-1990 as Five Guys Named Moe (after the Louis Jordan song of the same name), the group is lauded not only for their epic improvisational shows, but also for the annual Snoe.down festival they host farther upstate and their frequent appearances at fundraising concerts and festivals. (Medeski, Russo, and Cline climb January 11; Blind Pilot lands February 1.) 8pm. $81.15-$193.65.
Arun Ramamurthy Trio
January 26 at the Towne Crier in Beacon
Described as “South Indian/Carnatic jazz,” the Arun Ramamurthy Trio is made up of violinist Ramamurthy (a member of the exalted Brooklyn Raga Massive collective), drummer Sameer Gupta, and electric bassist Damon Banks. The animated unit freely explores the kindred spirits of raga music and jazz as it explodes into improvisational flights of fancy, an approach that’s on full display on their ear-opening 2024 debut, New Moon, which was named Jazz Album of the Month at Bandcamp Daily. (Buffalo Stack piles it on January 3; Genticorum dishes Celtic folk February 2.) 7pm. $20.
Slowdive
January 31 at Mass MoCA in North Adams, Massachusetts
Formed in 1989, UK shoegaze legends Slowdive burned brightly on the early ’90s alternative scene and collaborated in the studio with Brian Eno before burning out in 1995. But the band reunited in 2014 and has been steadily touring and recording ever since, releasing an eponymous full-length in 2017 and the well-received Everything is Alive in 2023. It’s in support of the latter disc—which All Music called “equally experimental and accessible, brimming over with aquatic atmosphere and pointed emotional feeling, and full of familiar joys and new surprises”—that the dreamy quintet pays this visit to the Berkshires’ beloved Mass MoCA arts complex. 8pm. $45.
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