Austin, Texas got a double dose of jam on Friday night when Leftover Salmon and the Chris Robinson Brotherhood shared a bill at the Scoot Inn. Though each band comes
“It’s great to be alive,” shouted Patterson Hood, hugging the air and beaming a toothy smile at the crowd. Crisp fall weather and a clear night sky overhead made Austin’s
Mississippi may not be a place you associate with psychedelic music, however, one listen to The JAG and you’ll quickly realize it’s never a good idea to judge a book
[rating=9.00] The Bottle Rockets are back. Not that they ever went anywhere – they’ve been maintaining a fairly rigorous tour schedule for the last handful of years – but it’s
Up a shrub-lined windy dirt road just past the small town of Dripping Springs in the Texas Hill Country lies the home of Israel Nash. It’s a modest home with
[rating=7.00] Nicole Willis is certainly not as well known as fellow soul shakers like Sharon Jones and Betty LaVette, but she certainly deserves to be. This may have to do
Jay Blakesberg has plenty to be excited about these days. Over the summer the photographer landed a major gig as the exclusive shooter for the Grateful Dead’s Fare Thee Well
Photo by Scott Newton/Courtesy of KLRU Midway through the Alabama Shakes’ taping on Austin City Limits the crowd spontaneously erupted into a loud “Happy Birthday”. The moment of joyful randomness
On the first night on Wilco’s sold out two-night run at Stubb’s in Austin, the Chicago band’s affable front man Jeff Tweedy proclaimed the outdoor venue his favorite place to
Brooklyn band Turkuaz has always been a little bit quirky with their self-styled brand of funky soul music. On their upcoming album Digitonium, which drops This Friday via Techne Records,
