Texas singer-songwriter/guitarist Seth James does not make albums very often but this time he had a specific goal in mind. Like many of us have observed, many of the artists
Joe Russo’s Almost Dead celebrated the return of their eponymous leader at the Greek Theater in Los Angeles on August 16, 2019. Russo had missed the band’s last two shows
A decade ago this writer used to time visits to Los Angeles for the monthly “Sweethearts of the Rodeo” held on the last Wednesday of the month at Molly Malone’s.
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on Be Good, the new album from Off With Their Heads, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for full resolution
Rock and roll has always been about maintaining a high, ideally in both the music and in the career of a band. After more than 15 years as a band,
Louisiana-based Seratones – fronted by the gospel-trained vocal powerhouse A.J. Haynes made quite an impact with their 2016 debut, Get Gone but retooled in several ways for this soul-infused recording,
Rob Laufer, L.A.-based sideman, producer and songwriter-for-hire, as well as being the musical director of the renowned Wild Honey Orchestra is stepping forth with his first album, The Floating World, in
There are certain collaborations that are just meant to be: Tom Petty/Stevie Nicks, Queen/David Bowie and perhaps some that aren’t (ie Metallica/Lou Reed). Place Calexico and Iron & Wine in
“I never had a hangover I liked,” Jason Hawk Harris sings on “Cussing at the Light,” the second song on his superb full-length solo debut, the aptly titled Love &
The book on sacred steel legend Robert Randolph has always been that his music is more on the secular side of the aisle than the religious, but on Brighter Days,
