This past Thursday night in New York City on March 17th, Walker, self-professed “minor league indie rock star”, rolled through the city’s famed Bowery Ballroom for a hometown show full
Now as they approach their fourth decade, The Cowboy Junkies continue to interpret songs from other artists, cover songs being a long defining element of their repertoire since their beginnings
On Thursday night in Orlando, a crowd fought through downtown St. Patrick’s Day traffic to see Soccer Mommy play at The Abbey. The show got off to a rough start.
Jacob’s Ladder is as carefully conceived and executed as any entry in Brad Mehldau’s lengthy discography. But in contrast to most of those, where the brilliant pianist/composer applies himself to
The SXSW satellite event out at Willie Nelson’s Luck Ranch near Spicewood, Texas, Luck Reunion celebrated the 10th anniversary of the event yesterday with a diverse slate of acts. Perhaps
Perhaps no band has embraced the weed life as much as Cypress Hill and with their newest release Back in Black, the group returns to the sounds and substances that
Seldom has more work gone into an album of a solo artist singing alone with his guitar, in this case, the legendary original Delta bluesman, Son House, and this 1964
Steve Dawson, who splits his time between Vancouver, Canada, and Nashville, is the owner of one of Canada’s premier roots labels, Black Hen Records, and is renowned for his songwriting,
Animal Collective’s sold-out performance at Boston’s Paradise Rock Club on March 15th was a hypnotic stroll through their latest release, Time Skiffs, as well as a likely preview of what
Although he will forever be known as “The Kid”, even at an athletically wise 74 years old, Bobby Weir, rhythm guitarist and stalwart leader of all things Grateful Dead, still
