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Acoustic rock duo Joe and Robin Bacon, who perform together as "Meet the Bacons," have shows coming up at Tonawanda Porchfest, The Gin Mill in Ellicottville, and The Banshee Irish Pub. They were selected to perform at the Buffalo Waterfront's first-ever "Sunday Social" events this summer, and released their album "The Ones" last year. The couple spoke with Buffalo Jukebox host Adam Duke about their music, live performances, and how they met.

Improv comedian Colin Mochrie of "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" and hypnotist Asad Mecci have joined forces to bring their blend of artforms on tour, with their HYPROV show stopping by Fallsview Casino on Aug. 22 and 23. The dynamic duo spoke with Buffalo Jukebox host Adam Duke prior to the show to discuss the origins of HYPROV, their experiences with past shows, and how working together differs from their individual performances.

Comedian and actor Craig Robinson is coming back to Buffalo's Helium Comedy Club this weekend for half a dozen shows between Thursday and Sunday. Ahead of his shows, Buffalo Jukebox host Adam Duke spoke with Robinson about his blend of music and comedy, his television performances, his role as Atlas the GPS in 2026 blockbuster "Toy Story 5," and his forthcoming recorded musical work.

Canadian rock band Arkells will be returning to Buffalo for their third show of the year. After a successful release weekend at Town Ballroom, they'll be taking to the Outer Harbor for a show on Aug. 15, and this past weekend, selected a winner of two tickets to the Buffalo Bills preseason game earlier in the day and VIP tickets to the concert later in the evening. Buffalo Jukebox host Adam Duke spoke with Arkells frontman Max Kerman to learn more.

Three Dog Night will be performing at Fallsview Casino on Sept. 24. Ahead of the show, Buffalo Jukebox host Adam Duke spoke with founding member Danny Hutton, who shared a plethora of stories, including buying his house from Alice Cooper, working with Brian Wilson, his stint as a cartoon on "The Flintstones," performing with his sons, listening to Eminem, the Brinks Robbery, being neighbors with Jack Nicholson and Harry Dean Standton, how he met his wife, and much more.

Buffalo rapper Marquel Jeffries, who performs under the name Francs, on July 16 released his first album in three years. The album, "Short & Sweet Symphonies," also marks his first since moving to Nashville. Buffalo Jukebox host Adam Duke spoke with Francs following the release.

Blues Traveler will be coming to the Erie County Fair with Gin Blossoms and Spin Doctors on Aug. 18. Ahead of the show, Buffalo Jukebox host Adam Duke spoke with guitarist Chan Kinchla about the tour, whom he'd most like to collaborate with, his side project W4RHORS3, and more.

Ahead of his yearly festival, "Lost Evenings," which will be taking place in Dallas, Texas this year, folk-punk singer-songwriter Frank Turner will be stopping at Buffalo's Town Ballroom on Sept. 16 for a performance on the road to "Lost Evenings IX." Buffalo Jukebox host Adam Duke caught up with Turner to discuss the festival, what he has in store for Buffalo, and what he's up to now.

Bowling for Soup frontman Jaret Reddick spoke with Buffalo Jukebox host Adam Duke last week about the band’s upcoming music, their latest cover songs, his thoughts on the punk genre, their Aug. 20 show in Toronto, ambiguous band names, and more.

Alternative artist Alejandro Rose-Garcia, known by his stage name Shakey Graves, will be taking the Artpark stage this Wednesday while touring his new record, “Fondness, Etc.” Buffalo Jukebox host Adam Duke spoke with Rose-Garcia yesterday about the record, the tour, parenthood, and his now-famous haunted guitar.