Earlier this year, tried and true rock and rollers Queens of the Stone Age celebrated more than two decades since their debut album with the release of In Times New
There may not be a bluegrass player in history who managed to make it to the arena level. This is the phenomenon of Billy Strings, who has risen from small
Tedeschi Trucks Band hosted the first of their “Garden Parties” at TD Garden in Boston on Wednesday, September 27. The second, of which, will be at Madison Square Garden on
The title of Pat Metheny’s latest album, Dream Box, is taken in part from jazz slang for a hollow-body guitar. But it’s the Missouri natives’ imaginative use of such instruments
For over 10 years now, Scottish outfit Young Fathers have been steadily rising. Along the way, their unique mashup of dark pop, industrial, trip-hop and indie rock has garnered them
In his relatively short time releasing music as Cut Worms, Max Clarke has maintained an impressive studio output starting with his 2017 EP Alien Sunset and stretching up to his
Music festivals usually require tough decisions. How to pick from an array of acts on multiple stages so that you see the artists you love and skip the ones that
The 37th annual Farm Aid that took place in Noblesville, Indiana at the Ruoff Music Center on September 23rd, will once again go down in history as one of the strongest
On the rainy, dreary evening of September 25th, those who witnessed Ches Smith and his ten-piece ensemble at Philly’s avant-garde venue, Solar Myth, basked in the bright, colorful visuals and
After more than fifty years of performing, Steve Miller certainly knows what his audience wants. Fortunately, he is still able to perform at a high level of expertise and provide
