This writer saw saxophonist Azar Lawrence in L.A.’s famed Catalina Jazz Club about a dozen years ago and it was surely the closest anyone could get to John Coltrane’s playing
(((folkYeah!))) Presents brought Vetiver to Moe’s Alley on Wednesday, November 6th in Santa Cruz, California. The Moe’s show was an early tour stop as the band wends its way through
36 minutes. That’s the time it takes to listen to the “Conan’s Complete Collection” playlist on Spotify. Conan Gray’s discography may be in a nascent state, but that certainly didn’t
Rocker, Joe Walsh, has generously sponsored his third annual VetsAid fundraising event commemorating and supporting American veterans. Many soldiers return to civilian life traumatized by their experiences and often forgotten
Wade Bowen’s latest release, Twelve Twenty-Five, is everything you want on a warm, crisp Christmas morning. Blending traditional tunes with contemporary favorites, this album will quickly make it onto many
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on Civil/War, the new album from “Jersey Blues” artist Sammy Kay, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for full resolution
Few things are dearer to a band than playing before their engaged, loyal following in their hometown. Southern rockers Blackberry Smoke make a practice of this annually in their “Brothers
Joe Henry’s stunning, dark, poetic The Gospel According to Water, as many may know, was written and recorded in the wake of an alarming cancer diagnosis. It’s an album that
After four days of LEVITATION bliss and a minute to process the myriad of incredible musical performances we saw, it’s time to put a bow on Austin’s premier mid-tier music
John Hiatt took the stage, smiled, and offered “How ya doing? It’s great to be back” to a respectful, attentive sold-out Sellersville Theater (PA) audience, many of whom were well
