It’s a safe bet no sounds so dirty as the unholy blues of The North Mississippi Allstars had ever echoed around the antiseptic expanse of the Foeger Ballroom before Thursday
Mirah had a “practice tour” with a softly- lit red velvet curtained backdrop at the The Western,, an ideal setting to debut new material from her upcoming album Changing Light as
The music inside The Wiltern Theatre was most certainly that of Umphrey’s McGee (UM), but the stage at times resembled a Tom Jones’ show, thanks to the bevvy of bras
The oldest sibling of The Wood Brothers, Oliver, was in an unusually voluble mood throughout the band’s appearance at Higher Ground March 1, 2014, but toward the home stretch of
Boston-based reggae rockers Spiritual Rez released their latest album Apocalypse Whenever on February 15, and as is their custom, immediately set out on tour. For the last month they’ve been
If there were any traces of hipster veneer at Brooklyn’s Music Hall of Williamsburg on Wednesday night (and judging by the jeers that soon followed, there were) Stephen Malkmus totally
If Gary Clark Jr.’s sold out appearance at Higher Ground is any sign of his popularity, the buzz around the Austin bluesman is about to turn into rolling thunder. Clark
1977 was an exemplary year for music: Fleetwood Mac, Steely Dan, Meatloaf, Elvis Costello and Billy Joel released groundbreaking albums, while the Sex Pistols ignited a grenade that changed the
One of the most anticipated new releases of 2014 aside from Beck and Broken Bells has to be Cibo Matto’ Hotel Valentine (Feb 11th), their first new album since 1999’s
When Heart was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame in 2013, Soundgarden’s Chris Cornell called them, “Two Joan Of Arcs, standing up front, kicking total ass, backed
