“If people see me as the godfather of indie rock, than I’m ok with that: clearly I’m not,” said a self deprecating Bruce Hornsby midway through his solo performance on
When you have a chance to experience music in it’s most purest form, when all is quiet and the resonance of the harmonies and the words and a few strings
In an excellent article in LA Weekly, Andy Hermann recently wrote that Texas songwriter James McMurtry’s “specialty is funny, heartbreaking, richly detailed character studies of midwestern rural white Americans — the
It’s been awhile since Caitlin Rose has graced a New York City stage, but she did just that, albeit a bit nervously last Thursday at Mercury Lounge with Daniel Romano.
“Jon, Trevor and myself have always wanted to play together, to play Yes music, and just sort of finally got round to doing it. And I think that’s been helped
This year marked the inaugural year of Sound on Sound Fest (SOS), formerly Fun Fun Fun Fest, and proved that it has what it takes to place within the Austin
The Record Company played a two night sold out run in NYC last week at Rough Trade and the Bowery Ballroom. Both nights started off strong with a great performance
As NPR’s Bob Boilen pointed out, you really can’t talk about The Orwells without using the word “young”. Having generated a buzz surrounding their debut release, Remember When (2012), the
A residency is a wonderful thing for a live music lover. A residency is that rare, regular occurrence that gives a musician and his audience something to look forward to,
Halloween is arguably the most anticipated show Phish plays. The band always keeps fans guessing, and over the years their epic theatrics on this holy musical holiday have become nothing
