Arrica Rose and Mark W. Lynn have a long history together. The two met years ago on a spring evening at the Huntington Beach Library in Southern CA when Arrica
The Jayhawks made their way to the World Cafe in Philadelphia on 6/17/16 in support of their recent release Paging Mr. Proust. Opening the show was called Folk Uke a duo
Say what you will about Nashville and the state of the music industry these days, but the fact is that there are some real fine bands coming out of Music
For any music lover who catches shows regularly, there are the acts that make it big and those that don’t. Bigger acts – if they don’t succumb to drug addiction,
Booking a concert on Father’s Day can be a bit of a gamble for some bands. However, this was not the case for An Evening with The Avett Brothers, which
On June 13th two legendary acts, Steve Winwood and Steely Dan, played a sold out show at the Red Rocks Amphitheater in Morrison, Colorado. Despite a brief delay from a
Nashville based Great Peacock might be just another band based out of Music City, but upon listening to Making Ghosts, the band’s harmony-heavy, guitar-driven 2015 debut album, you can hear immediately the band are
Getting together for rehearsals and gigs as a 10-piece band is never easy, but since 2011 Austin soul band The Nightowls have been doing just that, and at a remarkably
For those who follow the psych rock scene, Heron Oblivion is something of a supergroup, for lack of a better term. The San Francisco group consists of Ethan Miller and
When Brooklyn singer-songwriter Pete Sinjin finished his fourth album of original songs, he was struck with the realization that what made them all work together is that they “all were
