For Zach Myers and Brent Smith of Shinedown, doing a duo project was a very natural thing. But making an album came somewhat out of the blue when vocalist Smith
The first thing you notice about Jerry Douglas is that he is a master on the dobro. The second thing is his laugh. It’s big and he does it often.
Songwriters are our gateways to the subconscious. They provide the words and feelings for all of our emotions when we can’t find the words to express them on our own.
Nine years between albums can feel like an eternity in the music world. It might lead you to believe there will be no more albums at all. But bands have
Passions and dreams never really leave us. No matter what age we are or what profession we chose to pursue instead, they always linger somewhere in the back of our
When you hear bass player Tony Franklin for the first time, it’s pretty mind-blowing. What he can do with those bass strings, the places he can take the listener, makes
For his third solo album, Billy Gibbons got down and dirty in the California desert, conjuring up some Texas spirituality that he mixed with Voodoo sonics, gritty guitar grooves and
You are never too old, or too young, to try different things. And for an artist, it’s the true goal, to never allow yourself to become stale, stagnant, or boring.
“Everything’s good, no complaints,” Myles Kennedy tells me as we start our fourth interview together since 2011. “Just enjoying the new lifestyle for a guy used to being on the
Nancy Wilson is stoked that her solo album, You & Me, is finally available for her fans to hear in it’s entirety. Released this past Friday, May 7th, Wilson had
