Billie Eilish intended to perform in Detroit at Little Caesars Arena on the Where Do We Go? World Tour in 2020, but the pandemic had other plans. At long last,
When this reviewer first saw Khruangbin live in 2017, co-headlining a 1,000-person venue with Chicano Batman, he might not have pegged the mostly-instrumental Texas trio as a band that would
Sierra Ferrell has had a helluva year. Since releasing her debut album Long Time Coming in 2021 and landing on numerous best-of lists (including Glide’s), the West Virginia-born artist has
Even before its rebranding to M3F, the festival formerly known as McDowell Mountain Music Festival was never a full-on rock fest. It was the state of Arizona’s sole jam and
The 15th installment of ALO’s Tour d’Amour poured through Portland, Oregon’s Doug Fir Lounge in Friday, March 4th, and the sold out crowd was ready and waiting for a good
It’s been nearly ten years since Jason Isbell released Southeastern, the Dave Cobb-produced album that propelled him onto the radar for a new legion of fans. Isbell had always been
“We’re gonna play a lot of songs tonight. It’s the last night of the tour, we’ve got a little bit of gas in the tank, why not? We’re gonna play
Last Friday night guitar sensation Mdou Moctar brought his tour behind last year’s standout Afrique Victime back to Brooklyn for a special performance at the Howard Gilman Opera House at
With thousands of screaming fans shaking Little Caesars Arena in Detroit on February 28th, Tyler, the Creator staged his most ambitious live show yet as part of the “Call Me
Mixing sports and music is typically something our country most often witnesses with the hip hop and pop sect- check NBA All-Star Weekend or Super Bowl week. But having a
