Spanish dance rockers Delorean returned with Apar, their first album in three years last September The 10-track recording, which includes a collaboration with Chairlift’s Caroline Polachek, has been described as
Amy Stroup is the perfect example of Nashville being represented from not country music but the eclectic nature of a festival that is 60 or so miles south in I-24
A little over ten years ago just prior to full on EDM artists converging on the scene, a Soulive concert was considered one of the rowdiest sweatahons aside from a
Originally from Seattle, Motive, a four-piece alt-indie hybrid have relocated to Brooklyn, NY and are quickly building some serious interest. These musicians have shared the stage with buzzing bands such
Some things you just expect every year: Jim James or My Morning Jacket performing at Bonnaroo, teases of another Led Zeppelin reunion show and Keller Williams releasing a one word
“This record I wasn’t really into anything,” says Tom Hamilton about his latest American Babies record Knives & Teeth. “The only thing I really listened to regularly was Alice In
Peter Green’s Fleetwood Mac and Queens of the Stone Age are two bands that one might not link aside from their bluesy dips and stabs at menacing riffs that helped
Back around 2004, pre Facebook, and in the midst of the Myspace and blog onset, certain bands suddenly got hyped really fast and for their later misfortune, it carried a
Luray is led by Washington, D.C.-based singer/songwriter Shannon Carey who creates banjo-inspired indie rock fused with Americana and folk on the debut The Wilder, released on August 27th. Recorded in
It wasn’t the hottest day on record in Arizona, but for many, baking on the pavement during a festival on a 105 degree day, it surely felt volcanic. As the
