Show Reviews

The Perishers: Webster Hall, New York, NY

Heather Handler October 5, 2005 No Comments

The Perishers came to New York City and played Webster Hall this past week. The band is from Sweden,

Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe & African Showboyz 8/23/2005: Roseland Theater, Portland, OR

Jason Gershuny October 2, 2005 No Comments

Karl Denson

U-Melt 8/23/2005: Joyous Lake, Woodstock, NY

Richard Clarke September 29, 2005 No Comments

U-Melt hit the stage in front of a sadly sparse audience (Woodstock on a Thursday night is not what it used to be), but lived up to their name by liquefying those who were there with a molten hot evening of music.

From The Big Apple To The Big Easy 8/20/2005: Radio City Music Hall, NY, NY

Shawn Donohue September 22, 2005 No Comments

New York and New Orleans share a special bond and the least the Big Apple could do was play doctor to a friend in need.

The Rolling Stones 8/15/2005: Giants Stadium, East Rutherford, NJ

Shawn Donohue September 19, 2005 No Comments

I have read reviews of critics claiming that the Stones create a rock and roll environment in which an arena feels like a club, Horseshit. They take a 75,000 seat football stadium and make it feel like 300,000 people are rocking along to “Jumping Jack Flash.”

Umphrey’s McGee 8/11/2005: Higher Ground – South Burlington, VT

Joe Adler September 18, 2005 No Comments

Being called the heirs apparent to

Bumbershoot 2005- Seattle Center, Seattle WA 9/4 & 9/5/05

Timothy Stout September 12, 2005 No Comments

With all the summer music festivals across the country, it

John Hammond: Higher Ground – South Burlington, VT

Joe Adler September 9, 2005 No Comments

Listening to John Hammond is like stepping into a college level course on the History of the Blues. Hammond gives you the inside skinny on the musicians who created the blues style, before showing you why the music is so special and historic. From Skip James to Jimmie Rodgers, Buddy Guy to Howlin