Raised on an island in South Carolina, singer/songwriter Trevor Hall realized at a young age that music was more than just a passion – it was, rather, his life’s art.
Michael Franti and Spearhead’s September 9th concert at McMenamins Edgefield in Troutdale, Oregon was perhaps summarized best when my companion mentioned that Michael Franti deserves some sort of humanitarian award.
Since releasing his universally acclaimed 2013 album Southeastern, Jason Isbell can do no wrong, gaining more fans and recognition with each new album. These days Isbell and his band the
Asbury Park, New Jersey is perhaps best known in the music world as the town that helped birth the career of Bruce Springsteen, and though the glory days when The
The Man From Managra is the Athens-based alternative folk project of Greek musician, composer, sound engineer and music producer Coti K. He began his career in the mid-80s and he
If you’ve followed Glide Magazine in recent years you might know that one of our absolute favorite bands is a South Philly outfit by the name of Low Cut Connie. The group
Mixing his indie-folk roots with pop hooks and sparse, airy production, Nashville-based songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer Paul Johnson releases Constellation on 10/6/17, his second LP as Canyon City. The record arrives one year after
San Diego based soul vocalist and songwriter Danielle Alexa brings a tool kit laden with melodic and memorable soul pop hooks encased in hi-level musicianship to be heard on her
Sometimes the best art is reactionary, and certain places tend to trigger strong artistic reactions more than others. New York City is most definitely one of those places. Brooklyn band
The National debuted their new LP Sleep Well Beast in its entirety at Philadelphia’s Union Transfer on 9/5/17. Along with the new cuts the band also had time to revisit three
