Shortly after bluegrass legend Del McCoury partnered up with Roy Carter of the High Sierra Music Festival in 2007, with the aim to bring a version of his wildly successful
With their tenth studio album, jamgrass pioneers Leftover Salmon are paying homage to some of their earliest and most formidable musical influences. Grass Roots, the group’s follow-up studio effort to
After six long years, Mike Gordon has finally added another notch to his solo discography belt. Flying Games (out 5/12) represents the sixth solo studio effort from the longtime Phish bassist
To celebrate ten years of top-shelf local and national musical talents, regional craft beers and ciders, unique and familiar foods, a vast array of independent vendors, and a remarkably family-friendly
While it’s only been eight years since guitarist Neal Casal formed the ensemble after being tasked with providing incidental set break music for the “Fare Thee Well” concerts commemorating the
Disco Biscuits guitarist, Jon Gutwillig, along with longtime New Yorker journalist and noted author Nicholas Schmidle, have announced a second showing of their highly-anticipated debut of The Very Moon: A
Jon Gutwillig has been a busy man. Recently, when he’s not touring the country with his Philadelphia-based trancefusion band, The Disco Biscuits, the affable guitarist has been working on a
From the opening strains of Dan Horne’s debut full-length studio effort, Count The Clouds, it’s obvious the L.A.-based musician is entering some uncharted musical territory.
“Once you get it, you can’t forget it.” Robbie Robertson’s lyric, from The Band’s iconic 1970 track “The W.S. Wolcott Medicine Show”, a song which has often been interpreted as
For more than forty years, The 8×10 has been at the forefront of Baltimore’s rich & eclectic live-music scene