Del McCoury is a national treasure. Since joining forces with Bill Monroe and his Bluegrass Boys over sixty years ago, the affable guitarist and vocalist has left an indelible mark
Cris Jacobs is going back to his roots. Saddled by some recent bouts with mental health issues, along with a self-proclaimed musical identity crisis, Jacobs recently found himself at something
The Disco Biscuits are back. Now, I’m the first to admit that’s something of a misleading opening statement. After all, the Philadelphia-based transfusion quartet has been touring the country and
Most touring musicians look forward to and cherish their time off from the road as a chance to unwind and revitalize themselves after enduring the rigors of cohabiting in tour
1998 was a formative year for Bruce Hornsby. As if playing a key role in the formation of a Grateful Dead redux – The Other Ones – and the massive
On Monday (9/18), Jon Gutwillig and Aron Magner of the Disco Biscuits were four hours into a Zoom session with author Nicholas Schmidle, writing music for their new theater show,
When considering the metrics by which a successful music festival is measured, longevity is arguably at the top of the list. After all, even the most eclectic lineups with the
Bill Kreutzmann has been full of surprises in 2023. After delivering the shocking news in April that he would not be joining his lifelong musical brethren on Dead & Company’s
Attending a Phish show at The Mann Center for the Performing Arts in Philadelphia is somewhat akin to stumbling upon a long-forgotten civilization. The kind historians marvel at for centuries
For some Baltimore-area Phish fans, last night’s (7/6) Trey Anastasio Band performance at the Pier Six Pavillion was long overdue. After a pair of previously canceled gigs (a July ‘93