Over the last decade Hollis Brown have been chugging steadily along, putting in their time on the road and releasing albums of solid and catchy rock and roll. Recently the
Clearwater Festival – The Great Hudson River Revival – is the place to be this coming weekend. Whether you’re looking for a chill festival with great musical acts, a gorgeous
Perhaps more than any other artist of the last 60 years Dr. John was the New Orleans sound, bringing it to the masses as Louis Armstrong did before him. With
In Tales of America, his stunning full-length debut album, J.S. Ondara holds a mirror to the promise of his adopted country. His voice, at the same time resonant and fragile,
There’s truly no better place to be on a sunny weekend in June than at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, joining in the festive celebration of the annual Playboy
Oh the courage of youth, when taking chances was the easiest thing to do. With dreams of traveling the world playing their music, many a young artist left their hometowns
On his latest album, American Rock N Roll, Don Felder is aiming a spotlight upon his love for rock & roll. The fun he had making it, the excitement about
Formed off an impromptu jam session and fondness of Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Sweet Things quickly developed an underground buzz with the release of two independently released singles backed by airplay
It’s summer in New York City and time to kick off the Music Festival Season this coming weekend (May 31-June 2) with one of the finest – The Governors Ball
Tommy Bolin had become one of my favorite musicians in roughly the year prior to his appearance with his group as openers for the Blue Oyster Cult at Albany’s Palace
