To say that Railroad Earth blew through town would be an apt description for their show in Lincoln on January 15th, as there was a wind advisory over much of
Free from the expectations and boundaries of the bands that constitute their “day jobs,” the members of Trigger Hippy seemed quite at ease during their Boston performance. The music and
Celebrating 20 years as a band, The String Cheese Incident brought it home to Colorado and played three nights at the 1st Bank Center in Broomfield. Rather than a straight
California’s oldest continuously operating live production theater reopened after its most recent renovation, on Friday night December 6th, with a benefit concert for Notes For Notes. The theater was originally
In an industry that categorizes, compares and defines everything, James McMurtry and his music defy description. McMurtry based in Austin, Texas began playing brilliant “Americana” music two decades before either
Ahh, what could have been, but apparently Mother Nature isn’t a fan of funky stuff… On this frigid night in the Big Apple the NOLA phenom Trombone Shorty was billed
If you only know Iron & Wine as a man who stands alone on stage with his acoustic guitar, you are way out-of-date, my friend. Welcome to Iron & Wine
Dawes, the mesmerizing indie folk rock band from Los Angeles, brought their brilliant sound to the recently reopened Lobero theater, Wednesday night, December11th. Venice, California based singer guitarist Blake Mills
Perhaps no yearly event has the explosive potential for collaboration and unforgettable music of Warren Haynes’ annual Christmas Jam in Asheville, and for the 25th iteration of the event, Haynes
There’s something in the sound of Queens of the Stone Age that doesn’t feel quite right and it’s awesome. While their riff-heavy brand of desert-bred stoner rock has found its
