Last week, the Lost Sierra Hoedown, announced its set times for the weekend of September 19-22, 2019. This was done with little fanfare or social media blasts, just a post
Here’s the thing about Hipnic: It’s NOT a music festival. Hipnic is a vibe and it’s a vibe shared by everybody that makes the drive down (or up) to The
On the very eve of his band The Mother Hips’ annual Hipnic Festival (co-presented with FolkYeah Presents, this is year eleven for those keeping count), Greg Loiacono has released a
Somehow it seemed fitting that the headlines in national news carried the cancellation of the Woodstock 50th Anniversary Festival the day following the Do It Ourselves Festival (DIO) in Boulder
Santa Cruz, California Folk singer, Joe Kaplow (pronounced like a firecracker goes “pow”), released his debut record, Time Spent In Between on Friday, April 12th and marked the occasion with
A good crowd had gathered at the Rio Theatre in Santa Cruz on the 7th of March and were waiting to get into the room and find their seats. They
There are nights when a song comes over your stereo that completely stops you from whatever task is at hand and forces you to listen and listen deeply. And then
With dark eventually comes the light, right? To get to the good you must slog through the bad – it’s almost cliché but everyone that reads this review knows that
[rating=8.00 There is a buzz around the Bay Area and pockets of the country as the release date for Magic In The Other’s (MITO) debut album, What We Know Is
To sit in the crowd at a Del McCoury Band show is to sit in the presence of a master of his genre. David Grisman called Del the finest rhythm
