Posts by David Schultz

Schultz’s on TLG’s new album, the bold sound of Matthew E. White, Scott Tournet’s solo album and more

Schultz lists what he feels are the best books ever written about rock and roll

David Schultz weighs in on last month’s Allman Brothers Band residency at the Beacon Theatre and more

Schultz caught 76 sets by 74 different artists over the course of five days at SXSW. Here’s his report on Saturday in Austin

Schultz checks in from Austin with a full report on the dozens of bands he saw on Friday of SXSW

Schultz checks in from Thursday at SXSW Music in Austin and all the bands he saw

Schultz checks in on the dozens of bands he caught on Wednesday at Austin’s SXSW Music

Dave Schultz checks in from the all-you-can-hear musical orgy known as SXSW Music

David Schultz introduces our SXSW Music coverage and explains what makes the fest so damn awesome

Schultz weighs in on the sound of Vintage Trouble, Foxygen’s throwback tones and other music that’s caught his ear as of late

Dave Schultz weighs in on rockers Leroy Justice and praises the return of London Souls

Kid Rock has jumped the shark in a big way according to Schultz.

Schultz weighs in on Love For Levon, The London Souls, Gary Clark Jr., Billy Joel and more in this column.

If you have an interest in seeing the artist you love continue to make the music you enjoy, go see their show.

The Cinderella story of Japandroids, The Dirty Projectors’ anti-music, King Khan & The Shrines are down with cause and more thoughts from David Schultz.

A look back at Live Aid, which took place 27 years ago this month.

Grace Potter and the Nocturnals have shown how a band that came from the jam scene can crossover to the mainstream.

Featured columnist David Schultz on why Father John Misty’s debut ranks among the best albums of the year thus far.

HT featured columnist David Schultz on why induction into the Rock Hall doesn’t mean very much.

HT featured columnist David Schultz on Refused, Jack White, Plants & Animals and Ra Ra Riot.