A genre as timeless as folk possesses its icons of every age. From the wandering minstrels of ages past who passed tales on between generations to popular giants of the
Bear’s Den began as a three-person folk-rock band in the vein of Mumford and Sons. Their debut, Islands, featured lots of banjo and acoustic guitar. Their follow-up, 2016’s Red Earth
It is not hyperbole to declare Nils Lofgren one of contemporary rock’s greatest collaborators. His long-term connection with Neil Young dates back to 1970’s After The Gold Rush, through Trans
Louisiana singer/songwriter/guitarist Josh Hyde is back with his second album, Into the Soul, buoyed by the success of his 2017 Call of the Night. Again guitarist/producer Joe V. McMahan (Kevin
Colorado-born, Los Angeles-based neo-folkie singer/songwriter Patrick Park is not prolific but has now made seven records since his debut in 2003. As he did on his most recent Love Like Swords,
Buddha and the Blues is the album that New Orleans-based guitarist and singer-songwriter Anders Osborne and producer Chad Cromwell have wanted to make for many years. The album is a
For those keeping score at home, Craig Finn has released three solo albums since the last Hold Steady record, his most recent is I Need A New War and it is
The National brought their mini-tour to a sold-out show at Beacon Theatre on Monday, April 22. Dubbed “A Special Evening with The National,” the gig gave fans a taste of
It has been five years since their last studio record, 9 Dead Alive, but the instrumental guitar duo Rodrigo y Gabriela are still strumming out upbeat excursions before freeing themselves
Russ Tolman’s Goodbye El Dorado is a far cry from the dual guitar-based rock and roll he created with those residents of the Paisley Underground of the Eighties True West.
