In Portland, Oregon, a city that does a better job than most at shunning any kind of corporate schlock unless it’s Subaru or Lululemon, it almost feels wrong that a
It may have taken Dennis Callaci over 25 years to record his debut solo album, but it’s not like he hasn’t been busy. Since 1990 Callaci has been the head
There’s a good chance you’ve heard Elayna Boynton and you don’t even know it. The Los Angeles-based singer scored something of a hit with “Freedom”, her Western-tinged soul collaboration with Anthony Hamilton
There’s something to be said for a festival that can last for nearly two decades and still manage hold onto the magic that made it so special in the first
Festivals get a bad wrap these days, at least amongst those of us who are sick of being herded into giant fields to be prayed upon by greedy corporate marketers
In Vinyl Lives we spotlight and profile record stores around the country who offer music lovers an experience that goes beyond an iTunes purchase or a Spotify playlist. Vinyl has
Few things in life feel as uplifting as a smile from Willie Nelson, and at Edgefield just outside Portland on Sunday night the Red Headed Stranger was all smiles as
Like any American with half a brain, Jimbo Mathus is not happy about the current political climate. Though his latest release, the nine-song EP Band Of Storms (Big Legal Mess), may
In our column Suds & Sounds we turn the spotlight on breweries, focusing on the role of music in that brewery’s history, packaging, tastes, and in its city or town as a whole.
Living in New York City makes you question a lot of things about your life, like why anyone would want to be surrounded by so many buildings and other people,
