Like ten years ago when there was no shortage of “Wolf” bands, these days those of the waterfowl kind have been in rapid demand. Take jam fast risers Goose or
Born and raised in New York, Jono Manson began his professional career in the 1970s as a teenager in the city’s dirty dive bars, where six-hour sets were the norm.
In the great realm of husband/wife musical duos, it always seems to be more hit than miss: Arcade Fire , The Weepies, Mates of State, and Fleetwood Mac are some
“A best friend is someone who will rescue you from being enslaved by a rock band to drive their VW bus,” says Chase Spivey, the director of Helen Kelter Skelter’s
As a standard bearer for the musical culture of New Orleans, Ivan Neville takes his anointing as seriously as the swamp water that courses through his veins. From the ferocious
After years as a regular fixture on the Northeast jam scene, Mike Miz found just what he was seeking when he moved to Nashville in pursuit of the highest level
An outlaw country headliner whose music reaches far beyond the genre’s borders, Sara Petite has built an award-winning career with songs that owe as much to the rock & roll
Eugenia Riot is the vibrant new folk creation from singer-songwriter Leigh Jones (Crow and the Canyon, Five Letter Word). Based in Portland, Oregon, Eugenia Riot explores the crescendos of love
The Enchanted World (due out 4/7), on Howlin’ Dog Records is the seventh album release from the northern New Mexico-based trio The Rifters. The Rifters are known across the Southwest
Somehow a band name like Gringo Star just conjures “let’s have a listen.” Perhaps because they almost share the surname of a certain Beatle or it just rolls off the
