live concerts for the radio with artists like David Bowie, Beck, The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, Dinosaur Jr, Goo Goo Dolls and Radiohead. Recordings from the first series of concerts can be found on the album This is Fort Apache (1995). Bellows Falls, VT 2002 to 2007 In 2002 Gary Smith, who by then was sole owner of the company, moved the studio from Massachusetts to Bellows Falls, VT, while continuing to operate it under the famous Fort Apache Studios name as well. Since then, Paul Kolderie and Sean Slade have continued to run the original Fort Apache studio location under the name Camp Street Studios. For fifteen years, Smith used "Fort Apache" as the name of a multi-faceted company that operated the studio business, a concert promotion business, and a business managing artists such as Juliana Hatfield, Tanya Donelly and Natalie Merchant. From 2002-2006, Fort Apache additionally operated a music venue in the lobby of The Windham Hotel, where it recorded and broadcast nearly 200 live concerts. The concert venue was originally the brainchild of Smith and Charlie Hunter, owner of the Bellows Falls booking agency Flying Under Radar. Edmunds Street 2008 to Present In 2008, The Bridge Sound & Stage began opened for business at the Edmunds Street location. The engineers at The Bridge are Owen Curtin and Janos Fulop. AR Classic Records is also run out of this location. Among the artists recording and performing in this location are Amanda Palmer, Sheryl Crow, David Gray, Keene, Slaine, Ed O.G., Jordan Knight, Moe Pope, Jared Evan, Duck Down Music Inc., Sean Price, Termanology, Slane, Monkey Knife Fight and many more. References Erlewine, Stephen Thomas. [ Pixies Biography]. Allmusic. Retrieved Apr. 20, 2005. Fort Apache Selected Discography. Fort Apache Studios website. Retrieved Apr. 18, 2005. Harvard, Joe (1998). Fort Apache South: Getting Started. Boston Rock Storybook webpages. Retrieved Apr. 18, 2005. Schoemer, Karen (October 1994). Fort Apache. Liner notes to This is Fort Apache CD. Smith, Gary (1997). Pixies Biography. Hip Online. Retrieved Apr. 20, 2005. The Windham Opens in Bellows Falls, Vermont. (March 31, 2004). Press Release at The Windham's website. Retrieved Apr. 18, 2005. The Bridge Sound & Stage. The Bridge Sound And Stage'' Retrieved Mar. 18, 2009. Brief history at The Music Museum of New England External links Fort Apache official site Camp Street Studios official site The Windham The Bridge Sound And Stage This Is Fort