The overarching feeling floating through the packed Brooklyn Bowl on Thursday night October 12th, was that the blues were in great hands as a younger generation of incredibly talented ax
Mike and the Moonpies have come a long way since their days as a bar band bringing the dancers to the floor at Austin’s White Horse Saloon. The group has
Within the realm of bluegrass, there are two artists currently taking the scene by storm: Billy Strings and Molly Tuttle. While Strings has ascended to the arena level with the
Peter Gabriel is currently nearing the end of the North American leg of “i/o – The Tour,” in support of his most recent album, i/o. The veteran performer and activist
All of a sudden, Austin City Limits Music Festival’s third day arrived. With temps heating up a bit in the heart of the afternoon, the festival once again did a
Austin City Limits Music Festival (Day 2) Rocks From Start to Finish With Shania Twain, Foo Fighters, Thirty Seconds to Mars, Die Spitz & More Saturday of Austin City Limits
In this world of constant formulas and predictability, The Brian Jonestown Massacre is bucking the trend. Thirty years into their career, the psych-rock band still knows how to keep fans
Austin’s Zilker Park welcomed thousands of guests for the opening festivities of Austin City Limits Music Festival’s first weekend. Sunny skies and warm – but not scorching – temperatures ruled
In a long list of probable bands, there is probably no safer choice than Wilco to open a new concert venue. They don’t attract a wild drinking fanbase, their lyrics
As the teeming, days-long, record-breaking rain subsided to drizzly heavy gray skies on Saturday morning, the Sound on Sound team was still at it on September 30th. Probably now working