“Life is short, even in its longest days.” During a quiet moment in the middle of his set at the Beacon Theatre on February 25th, John Mellencamp recounted the tale
If you need proof that it’s a good time for rock and roll, Caroline Rose is it. Over the years the Vermont artist has evolved from a folkie into a
If you are of the belief that there is no weirdness left in music these days, you clearly haven’t heard Alex Cameron. Along with his “business partner” Roy Molloy, a
The early show on Wednesday, February 13th was the third overall during Thundercat’s six night, fourteen show residency at New York City’s legendary Blue Note. The band was already in
For her New York City debut, the British artist Yola delivered a concise forty-minute set dedicated to showcasing her upcoming release, Walk Through Fire to a full house at NYC’s
On Friday, February 1st, Portland, Oregon’s Doug Fir Lounge was abuzz with fans of a certain beloved California rock n’ roll band. The Mother Hips have been stirring excitement since
Phil Lesh and The Terrapin Family Band treated Portland, Oregon to a pair of shows on Friday and Saturday, February 1st and 2nd. Joining Lesh onstage were Grahame Lesh on
Railroad Earth visited some familiar territory last week for a three-show run that started in Lake Tahoe and concluded with a pair of nights at the UC Theater in Berkeley,
If you dig a little deeper than the mainstream, you’ll find that country music has been experiencing a boom in talent these days with artists like Sturgill Simpson, Margo Price
On a frigid January mid-week date, roughly five months prior to Burlington Discover Jazz, Robert Walter’s 20th Congress spent roughly two hours at South Burlington’s Higher Ground Showcase Lounge, setting
