The Chris Robinson Brotherhood brought their Northern California eclectic and diverse songbook to Boston’s House of Blues on on 8/19/17. Touring in support of their most recent album Barefoot in
Just two weeks after the Charlottesville, VA region was mortified by the far right events that occurred, The Lockn’ Festival in nearby Arrington on August 24-27, helped heal the area.
San Francisco-based songwriter Kelly McFarling makes music reflective of transitions, the wilderness, and its navigation. Sometimes she plays banjo, other times acoustic guitar. Often, she plays a Telecaster fronting her
A few weeks back I had the pleasure of catching a young bluegrass musician who goes by the name of Billy Strings at the Pickathon Music Festival just outside Portland,
The members of Humming House have come a long way in a relatively short time, evolving from a folky sound to something that is more rooted in dance music and
Birmingham, Alabama singer-songwriter Joel Madison Blount keeps his musical foot in the world of rock and his lyrical foot in the realm of Southern literary authors. Blount has always been on
Based in San Francisco but comprised of Midwestern and Southern transplants with a devotion to honest roots based American music, the members of Lee Gallagher and The Hallelujah weave a sonic
Portland, Oregon musician Andy McFarlane has spent over a decade writing songs, taking detours along the way and experiencing many things beyond music, but ultimately culminating in the project he calls
Guitar legends Steve Miller and Peter Frampton were able to find some time during their co-headlining performance at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles on August 11th to do some
If you’re into independent country music, you may have noticed a lot of recent Internet chatter about Tyler Childers. The 27-year-old Kentuckian recently released his first full studio effort, Purgatory,
