The period of the late 90s brings up many things for Phish fans: patchwork pants, heady nugs, wooly sweaters, The Clifford Ball, The Great Went, Oswego, lot shirts, Great Woods,
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For the music fans amongst us that love a good DIY story, look no further than the accomplishments of Alejandro Rose-Garcia. Rose Garcia, (a.k.a. Shakey Graves), who last week (10/7)
Over the course of two prior full length albums, Rubblebucket has allured listeners with its dynamic horn driven grooves and the joyous voice of lead singer Kalmia Traver. Now based
In what is now becoming an annual event in the Green Mountain state, the 4th annual Grand Point North Music Festival, curated and presented by Grace Potter and the Nocturnals
From 2007 to 2012, songwriter Jesse Elliott led acclaimed rockers These United States through five studio albums and nearly 1,000 live performances in the U.S., Canada, and Europe, appearing everywhere from Glastonbury to
If you know anything about Wayne Coyne and Steven Drozd- colorful front-man and talented multi-instrumentalist/musical director for The Flaming Lips – you know that there’s no musical suit they won’t
In a return of form to the improvisational music era of Duke Ellington and Louis Armstrong, Tea Leaf Green is going single length statement instead of album-length statement in 2014.
Steely Dan may not be attracting any younger fans to their shows, but then again, that isn’t to say Donald Fagen and Walter Becker’s music hasn’t aged well. Still relishing
