Thirty years ago, it felt like anything was possible in the music world. Actual rock bands were getting signed to major labels left and right, and many released albums that
Hardcore fans of the Drive-By Truckers are constantly debating what album is the band’s very best. This makes sense, as the Truckers have managed to spend the last three decades
What happens when the punks get old? In the case of NOFX, they hang it up with one “Final Tour.” Timed with the band’s 40-year anniversary, this run of shows
It’s a funny thing to witness a master at work. On the one hand, you’re there to be entertained. But on the other hand, you are well aware that you
It’s been a whopping six years since beloved Pacific Northwest indie folksters The Decemberists have released an album, and a whole lot has changed in the world. For starters, there
Anyone with experience seeing live music can attest to the importance of seeing legends any chance you get. At the age of 81, Peter Rowan is among the last legendary
While the economics of touring with a 12-person band plus the crew that comes with that is baffling in today’s age, we should all be grateful that the Tedeschi Trucks
The buzz truly started a few years back, but North Carolina’s Wednesday have made a rapid ascent over the last year with the release of their acclaimed album Rat Saw
For the better part of two decades, Eric D. Johnson has maintained a steady, borderline-prolific output under his Fruit Bats moniker. His consistent yet ever-evolving approach to folk-rock has earned
It’s hard to find two figures more evocative of the early aughts indie rock spirit than Jenny Lewis and Ben Gibbard. With Lewis’ Rilo Kiley and Gibbard’s Death Cab For
