Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon and More

The Institute for Popular Music concerts return post-Covid with a celebration of the 50th anniversary of Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon. The album will be performed live in its entirely (and more) by The League of Extraordinary Uncles, along with current students, staff, faculty and alumni of the University of Rochester. Join us for this special celebration of a classic album.

Length: 90 Minutes
Tickets: Required
Venue: Eastman School of Music: Kilbourn Hall
Genre: Music
Production Company: UR Institute for Popular Music
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A Tribute to the Music of the Rat Pack

Daniel Henry, a crooner for a new age, is a mainstay at the Fringe—his rich, soothing tone brings back audience members every year. This year he is excited to share the stage with "Mr. Keyboard" Herb Benge, whose talents are legendary. Don't miss the opportunity to hear the songs sung in the Copa Room at the Sands in the 1960s. A memorable evening is on the horizon, promising to bring a flood of memories of years past and have you singing along. Come and share a song and a smile.

Length: 60 Minutes
Tickets: Required
Venue: The Focus Theater
Genre: Music

Charming Disaster's Musical Séance

Charming Disaster’s Musical Séance is part concert, part spirit divination, part guided tour of what may lie beyond the mortal veil. The playfully macabre goth-folk duo take on phantoms, poisons, witches, monsters, mediums, and more of their favorite things in this performance of original songs and mysterious onstage rituals. Just in time for spooky season, Charming Disaster invites you to get haunted with them – exploring the dark side with tongue in cheek and cocktail in hand. Seance kit included!