Luna Shadows is an artist, producer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist creating alternative pop with a dark melancholy and a California twist. She takes a completely DIY approach to her music and
If you happen to be in London these next couple of days, Jimmie Vaughan and his band will be opening for Eric Clapton at the Royal Albert Hall. Longtime friends,
The broadcasters of sports leagues – ESPN, Sky, Fox Sports, and others – continue investing money into broadcasting the major sport events. And they do this with great gusto: Sky
Winter may have come but things are heating up in Westeros. With only two episodes left in the final season of Game of Thrones, the battle for the Iron Throne
The Boston Lyric Opera takes on another original operatic adaptation, embracing Margaret Atwood’s dark, dystopian vision, “The Handmaid’s Tale” and bringing it to the Boston-area stage with a major, mind-blowing
Trombone Shorty (aka Troy Andrews) is determined to keep the music of New Orleans going for future generations. His Trombone Shorty Foundation and its Trombone Shorty Academy provide musically gifted
When Josh Ritter met Stephen Kellogg almost twenty years ago, Ritter was sleeping underneath a piano in Cleveland, Ohio. It was the 2000 Folk Alliance International Conference, and the then-twenty-four-year-old
Turning 50 is always something to celebrate, whether it’s our physical body hitting the top of the proverbial hill, an anniversary with a beloved mate or a place or event
To celebrate the exact day in April 1969 when Beau (i.e. Trevor Midgley) released his debut album for John Peel’s legendary Dandelion Records (Medicine Head, Stack Waddy, Gene Vincent etc.),
With the Music Of Cream 50th Anniversary tour ending this week, the trio of guys that make up this homage to the original band formed in 1966, are feeling the
