James Stevenson: you know him. You really do. You just may not recognize his name upon first glance. He’s played guitar in some really cool bands, starting with Chelsea, then
“It’s rock and roll, not rock music.” That’s how Rival Sons’ soul powerhouse of a singer, Jay Buchanan describes the music that him and his band create and play. It’s
Noah Hunt has been the voice of Kenny Wayne Shepherd’s band since 1997, when he recorded the Shreveport-born blues guitar player’s second album, Trouble Is. We know a lot about
Remember the days when major music festivals weren’t saturated with button pushing EDM artists and rock bands playing authentic musical instruments played all weekend long? Sam Shear does, and with
Happening upon their set at Jazz Fest in New Orleans earlier this year was a moment of pure enjoyment. A laid back duo with a passion in their vocals, Amanda
Wye Oak used to be known as the alt/indie band from Baltimore made up of a guy who could play seemingly dozens of instruments at once and a girl who
Watch the debut of our “Glide Magazine Presents” video series – Vienna Teng performing “The Hymn of Acxiom.” Creepy, haunting and stark, it’s one of the most breath-taking and daring pieces of pop music written in recent memory.
When Ian Anderson called to talk with Glide about his latest solo album, he was in the middle of playing, as he called it, “little tour events” in the UK.
Next week, Aerosmith will start their latest sojourn across the United States, hitting sheds in the summer heat, Slash and his erstwhile Conspirators in tow. If this was 1977, it
In March of 2014, Glide contributor Tee Watts had the opportunity to speak with soul legend Bobby Womack about his vast musical career spanning seven decades along with stories about
