Good morning, Buffalo.

Residents in North Buffalo and Black Rock have reported a low-frequency hum from industrial facilities—believed by some to come from the Materion facility on Main St—that has troubled them for years, disturbing sleep and daily activities.

City officials say enforcing industrial noise regulations is hard due to limited equipment while neighbors continue to file complaints, including concerns about a facility on Military Rd.

Police investigated a double homicide that occurred Sunday night and have released new details as part of an ongoing investigation—more information is expected soon.

Gendron’s attorneys filed a motion asking the court to move his federal death penalty trial from Buffalo to New York City—arguing that widespread media coverage of the Tops shooting and its impact on local communities prevent the selection of an impartial jury.

Buffalo Police said a shooting on Cambridge Avenue near Scajaquada Street occurred before 7:30 p.m. Sunday that left two men dead—a 22-year-old from Cheektowaga and a 41-year-old from Buffalo—in what appears to be a targeted attack.

Buffalo’s Irish Classical Theatre Company is running DORIAN from March 28th to April 13th at 625 Main Street.

The play, directed by Mason Beggs and starring Kris Bartolomeo, Brian Brown, and Dave Spychalski, blends Oscar Wilde’s life with Dorian Gray’s tragic fall—delivering a fast-paced stage adaptation that shifts cleverly between characters.

Trocaire College unveiled its new veterinary sciences building on Transit Road in February—providing modern labs, surgery suites and animal wards for hands-on training that boosted student skills.

The college will host an Open House on Saturday, April 12 to highlight the facility and future learning opportunities.

Buffalo Acting Mayor Chris Scanlon will release his 2025-2026 budget on Tuesday, April 8—he said it includes a 3% hotel occupancy tax expected to bring in about $3 million each year and a proposal to sell city-owned parking ramps for a one-time payment of 40 to 45 million.

He warned that the plan does not fix a budget gap of over $50 million—future tax increases are likely.

Party101 with DJ Matt Bennett

7 p.m. — Town Ballroom — Ages 18+ — Enjoy a nostalgic throwback celebration of music from Nickelodeon and Disney Channel.

Bette, Babs & Beyond Tribute Concert

10:30 a.m. — Kleinhans Music Hall — $8.00 — A vibrant tribute to legendary female music icons performed by the BPO and featuring a stellar cast of vocalists.

Dogs in a Pile Concert for Animal Shelter

7-9:30 p.m. — Buffalo RiverWorks — $24-27 — Experience a night of eclectic music and community spirit while helping local animals in need.

G-Eazy Helium Tour

7-8:30 p.m. — Buffalo RiverWorks — All ages — Catch G-Eazy and special guests Marc E. Bassy and Goody Grace for an unforgettable night of hip-hop and pop performances.

Ricky Montgomery – The Tiny Tour

7-11 p.m. — Town Ballroom — VIP options available — Experience an intimate night with Ricky Montgomery featuring Sean Solomon, perfect for fans aged 16 and up.

Dial M for Murder

7:30-9 p.m. — Shea's 710 Theatre — Ticket prices vary — Experience a thrilling adaptation of a classic murder mystery filled with suspense and deception.

Bright Eyes Concert

7:45-9:30 p.m. — Buffalo RiverWorks — $68 — Last-minute tickets available for the renowned indie band Bright Eyes in a lively Buffalo venue.

Max Muscato Concert

6-10:30 p.m. — The Caz — Ticket prices vary — Experience an electrifying show from American singer-songwriter Max Muscato.

A Beautiful Noise: The Neil Diamond Musical

9:00 AM – 2:30 PM — Shea's Buffalo Theatre — Ticket prices vary — Experience the life and music of the legendary Neil Diamond in this vibrant new production.

Dancing with the Stars Live!

7:30-11:30 p.m. — Shea's Buffalo Theatre — $59.50 - $125.00 — Experience the elegance and excitement of live dance performances.