In celebration of the Boston opening of Converse’s World Headquarters, the shoe company sponsored five nights of live music at the Cambridge club The Sinclair. Dubbed the “Converse Rubber Tracks
Friday night’s sold-out show at Stubb’s saw rain, dim stage lighting, and an annoying audience. In short, it was the perfect atmosphere for a Father John Misty show. Everything seemed to
MerleFest, which took place April 23-26, wrapped up its 28th year of bringing “Traditional Plus” music to Wilkesboro, North Carolina. The festival started in 1988 as a tribute to the
Mac DeMarco’s Tuesday night show at Cozmic Pizza in Eugene was sandwiched between sold out shows at The Independent in San Francisco and The Crystal Ballroom in Portland. The chance
Now in its 28th year, music lovers from Central Texas and beyond flocked to Driftwood just outside Austin for Old Settler’s Festival. As always, the lineup featured a range of
There are several constants that we as humans have grown accustomed to in life. The sun rises in the east and sets in the west. Jennifer Aniston continues to churn
Lincoln Hall in Chicago has become a common haunt for Brooklyn-based band and purveyors of fun Rubblebucket. On Friday April 3rd the group took to the venue for the third
Columbia filled The Blue Note on Saturday night to see Drew Holcomb and the Neighbors for their first visit to mid-Missouri. Holcomb and company are currently on tour in support
Touring behind his first album in nearly seven years, José González took the stage of the Paradise Rock Club, toting his beautiful acoustic guitar and a young lifetime’s worth of
It’s been an interesting year for Yonder Mountain String Band, to say the least. Last April the members of the “jam grass” band had a bomb suddenly dropped on them
