The folk-rock stand-bys ranted and roared to an adoring crowd at yesterday's Westcott Theater performance.
Let’s get something out in the open right now: the accordion is sexy. I thought so before last night’s performance of Canada’s Great Big Sea, and now I’m ready to challenge anyone who tells me otherwise. It’s the one instrument that rock bands avoid, and the one instrument that can get people on the dance floor without any persuading.
This traditionally Irish pocket of Syracuse hosts more than a few pubs.
You don't have to cross the pond to get a taste of Ireland's green pastures.
Syracuse's own Tipperary Hill hosts a surplus of Irish pride mixed with a multicultural flare that is uniquely American. From Cashel House, an Irish imports store, to a pizzeria owned and operated by a man whose grandparents haled from Austria and Poland, Tipp Hill's private businesses add to its old-world charm.