Added on 08/21/2023
NEPA Scene Staff
actor , Sherman Theater , Stroudsburg
From a press release: One day after the release of their first album in over two decades, alternative rock band Dogstar will perform at the Sherman Theater in Stroudsburg on Saturday, Oct. 7. Formed in the early 1990s, the independent, Los Angeles-based trio features Keanu Reeves on bass and dates back to his early days […]
Added on 08/17/2023
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Plains , Poconos , punk , River Street Jazz Cafe , Sherman Theater , Stroudsburg
From a press release: Formed in the Pocono Mountains in 2009, Don’t Panic has had a simple mission since Day 1 – make genuine, fun rock ‘n’ roll music. Named after the memorable phrase from Douglas Adams’ “Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy,” the favorite novel of founding vocalist/guitarist Ted Felicetti, the Stroudsburg-based pop punk band […]
Added on 05/03/2023
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horror , metal , New Jersey , punk , Quakertown , Sherman Theater , Stroudsburg
From a press release: Misfits guitarist Doyle Wolfgang Von Frankenstein will emerge from the fiery pits of New Jersey to bring his horror punk show to the Sherman Theater in Stroudsburg on Sunday, May 7. Doyle has made his own distinct mark on the genre with his self-titled band while also touring with the original […]
Added on 03/29/2023
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Bethlehem , metal , New York , Sherman Theater , Stroudsburg
From a press release: It has been three decades since the release of Life of Agony’s critically acclaimed and game-changing debut album, “River Runs Red,” and the legendary alternative metal band is celebrating this milestone with a world tour this year. The current North American leg of the tour with Sick of It All, dubbed […]
Added on 06/27/2022
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New Jersey , punk , Sherman Theater , Stroudsburg
From a press release: Today, New Jersey indie punk outfit The Front Bottoms announced the details of their “Theresa” EP, set for release on Sept. 2 via Wuacasokle/Fueled by Ramen. The five-song collection, led by the single “More Than It Hurts You,” serves as the third installment of the band’s popular “Grandma” EP series and […]
Added on 03/29/2022
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metal , Sherman Theater , Stroudsburg
From a press release: As I Lay Dying is celebrating their 20th anniversary as a band with the Two Decades of Destruction Tour. Today, the Grammy-nominated metalcore band announced that the U.S. leg of the trek will kick off on June 10 in Las Vegas and conclude on July 17 in Oklahoma. Whitechapel, Shadow of […]
Added on 03/15/2022
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Bethlehem , New Jersey , punk , Sherman Theater , Stroudsburg
From a press release: Richie Ramone, one of the last living members of the legendary punk band the Ramones, will perform with his band at the Sherman Showcase, next door to the Sherman Theater in downtown Stroudsburg, on Tuesday, March 29. Bethlehem “mutant rock” band Rubix Pube and Scranton punk rockers The Mesos will open […]
Added on 02/14/2022
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punk , Sherman Theater , Stroudsburg
From a press release: After a hiatus that lasted more than a decade, the Circle Jerks have returned to touring, hitting the stage of the Sherman Theater in Stroudsburg on Monday, April 11 with fellow hardcore punk legends 7 Seconds and Negative Approach. “We are beyond excited for our first full North American tour in […]
Added on 02/11/2022
Jason Riedmiller
metal , New Jersey , New York , Sherman Theater , Stroudsburg
In 1993, when grunge ruled radio and MTV, there was an underground scene thriving in New York City, North Jersey, Northeastern Pennsylvania – hardcore punk, quickly known just as hardcore. It was a mix of equal parts punk rock and heavy metal, with the influence of hip-hop, but that’s an approximation. There was no real […]
Added on 01/27/2022
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Cabinet , Dickson City , Forty Fort , Gouldsboro , Moscow , Sherman Theater , Stroudsburg , Wilkes-Barre
From a press release: Scranton/Wilkes-Barre jamgrass group Cabinet will return to the Sherman Theater in Stroudsburg for a two-night run of psychedelic roots rock and bluegrass folk music on Friday, April 1 and Saturday, April 2. The Dirty Grass Players, a four-piece new-grass band from Baltimore, will open on Friday while the Wilkes-Barre-based Brendan Brisk […]