
LISTEN: Honeybear Offers Stax Styled Seductive Soul On “I Was Wrong”
Honeybear is a soul, funk, blues & roots quartet taking you on an old-school road trip through the dusty back roads of American music. While Honeybear is a relatively new
Honeybear is a soul, funk, blues & roots quartet taking you on an old-school road trip through the dusty back roads of American music. While Honeybear is a relatively new
Meet The Monotaurs, an experimental project that blends postpunk and art-rock influences to create a unique sound that’s equal parts philosophical and intentional. Driven by Klaipeda-based producer Jurgis Survila and
Mempho Presents has announced the return of its flagship Mempho Music Festival, taking place October 4-6 at Radians Amphitheater at Memphis Botanic Garden. The 2024 lineup will feature headlining appearances by Queens of the Stone
When thinking about some of the most delightfully weird and outright fun bands to emerge from the new-wave scene, did anyone do it better than the legendary B52s? While they
Bill MacKay has mastered the art of collaboration, working with artists across the musical spectrum. He moves like a musical apparition, appearing seemingly out of thin air to lend his
Born and raised on the south shore of Massachusetts, Walter The Producer – whose real name is Reid – started playing guitar and piano at the age of 10 and
Emerging from Oakland, California’s vibrant independent music scene, Parallel draws inspiration from the introspective depths of post-punk and the ethereal beauty of shoegaze. Their uniqueness lies in the seamless integration
Seattle’s Bumbershoot Arts and Music Festival will return for the 51st year this Labor Day Weekend (Aug 31 – September 1). Today, the festival has revealed its dynamic 2024 programming,
Phish has announced today’s premiere of “Oblivion,” the second song released from their forthcoming new album, Evolve. Phish’s first album in over four years, Evolve arrives via JEMP Records/ATO on Friday, July 12. Pre-orders for Evolve are available
1966 was a pretty epic, downright revolutionary time in the history of music. Between The Beatles’ mind-bending studio wizardry on Revolver, Bob Dylan capturing that self-described “thin wild mercury sound”