“We’re here for one reason: to rock all your asses!” So shouted the self-proclaimed “Maharaja of Soul,” King Khan himself, who strolled gallantly onto the stage at the Mohawk on
BANKS is an artist with incredible control over her voice, ranging from alien falsetto to raging ferocity, who will only continue to grow and stretch her muscles, as was evident during her sold out show at the Independent in San Francisco this week.
Crash Line Productions and Bowery Presents transformed Boston’s City Hall Plaza from a serious government complex, where officials, workers and tourists comingle, into a sprawling urban musical oasis this past
Celebrating its fifth year, The Hangout Beach, Music and Arts Festival came back in 2014 to take over the beach of Gulf Shores, Alabama. Fairly quiet, as far as gulf
The Howlin’ Brothers owned the room at Subculture in Manhattan on Wednesday, May 21st, and definitely took many folks in the audience by surprise. If anyone in attendance wasn’t familiar
What ‘A Dotted Line,’ Nickel Creek’s first studio LP in nine years, made clear in CD format is even truer live: This trio hasn’t lost a step.
New York City’s Apollo Theater has undoubtedly heard many a sad song from musicians legendary to obscure, but perhaps never has the storied venue experienced such a devastatingly brilliant and emotionally gut-wrenching performance as that of Lykke Li.
Every year there are just so many choices for late night shows during the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival naturally things are missed, but if you weren’t involved with
Hayes Carll and Caroline Rose compliment each other very nicely, as was evident during their show at Brooklyn’s Bell House. Both are rootsy, Americana artists with bare-bones song-writing, that work
“I played drums before I played bass,” Brian Marshall told me backstage after an exhaustingly energetic performance by his band Alter Bridge. “Thankfully you made the change,” deadpanned drummer Scott
