Get that calendar ready, we're looking at the 2018-19 season of theater in the Capital City, plus a double dose of "Newsies." Oh, and a double dose of songs of the week. You can hear "Maximum" by Mr. Aaron and "Bring on the Fire" by Katie Dobbins in this week's episode. Plus so much more to see and do.

Rock on Fest returns to the capital city. Plus, comedy shows, lots of other live music performances, art and history to take in. 

 

Song of the week is "Leave the Light On" by the Overcoats, who will perform as part of Rock on Fest.

Missed Episode Six's song of the week? Well we've got a piece by the chamber music group, the Portland Piano Trio, for you.

So many festivals to be had this week! Don't miss out on the fun.

We take a look behind the scenes of "Mary Poppins" and "It's Academic," plus discuss live music events and art exhibits.

 

Song of the Week is "The Washington Post" performed by the 39th Army Band. See them live July 26 at the Pierce Manse.

Piccola Opera has been working hard and so have the folks at One Light Theatre. "Ant Man and the Wasp" is in cinemas, and there are special showings of "Leave No Trace" and "Bridesmaids." Plus a smattering of outdoor music, a farmers market, Old Home Day art and more. 

This week's featured song is "I Need a Day" by the Shana Stack Band, who will perform Thursday at Eagle Square in Concord, N.H.

The busy schedule of outdoor concerts and summer stock theater continues. Plus, Lithermans Limited Brewery teamed up with the band Dead Harrison to create a new beer. 

This week's featured music is the Bedford Big Band's "Flight of the Foo Birds" off their latest album "Moldy Figs." Catch a snippet of their Tuesday performance on our Twitter feed @GoodTimeConcord.

This week, theater performances lean comedic, with the exception of seasonally appropriate "1776." There are new releases on the silver screen and plenty of outdoor summer concerts. 

The featured song of the week is "Red-Haired Boy, Killavil, Dinky Dorian" from the Jordan TW Trio's latest album, "Live at CedarHouse."

Our inaugural episode features a look a summer theater around New Hampshire, the music of Andrew of the North, thoughts on "Won't You Be My Neighbor," and lots of other events in the week ahead.