Raleigh has fully embraced the IBMA (International Bluegrass Music Association) World of Bluegrass festival, award show, and industry gathering. Or maybe the IBMA has totally embraced Raleigh. In any event,
Anyone who falls in love with Wakey!Wakey! on the remaining dates of the Salvation Stripped tour owes that lure to frontman Michael Grubbs. Most famous for his cameo role on
Beer and metal music go together like coffee and pie, so what better way to celebrate the largest beer festival and competition in North America than to throw a concert.
A small army of veteran rockers assembled for a rare performance inspired by the music of Big Star, joined by an orchestra led by master collaborator and conductor Van Dyke
The show was billed as an evening underneath the stars at Gundlach Bundschu Winery and the winery’s website stated that “the current touring iteration of the Dave Rawlings Machine will
Lydia Loveless is a touring machine, garnering more and more attention with each show she plays. And when she played the intimate Studio at Webster Hall on Sunday, September 28th,
It wasn’t clear whether or not anyone in the audience at Rough Trade in Brooklyn knew what they were in for when Christopher Denny took the stage on September 15th.
Part concert, part frat party, and part religious revival, Vintage Trouble’s Boston performance last Tuesday was one hell of a good time. From the opening notes of the double timed
Denver five-piece Ark Life played Glasslands on September 27th, sandwiched between sets from Nevada Nevada and The Spring Standards. With only a little less than an hour on the stage,
Nestled in amongst some trees and long stretches of highway is a community which has over the past couple of years been building a small oasis by bringing some music
