It’s notable that Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real are credited as co-producers of Turn Off The News, Build A Garden, the group’s fifth studio effort. In teaming with
Having fully acclimated itself to their Brotherhood Arts Laboratory recording studio over the course of the previous album, Barefoot in the Head, the Chris Robinson Brotherhood makes a concerted effort
Our collective thirst for jazz from iconic players may be insatiable but recent efforts continue to go a long way toward satisfying those cravings, whether it be discoveries of unreleased
Having a career spanning just over thirty years, Athens, Georgia-based R.E.M. have released a multitude of songs now considered iconic. Since “The One I Love” became a breakthrough single for
The 41st Annual Playboy Jazz Festival rolled into California’s gorgeous Hollywood Bowl, with greats from funk, jazz and soul taking center stage for two full days of music, with a
Keb’ Mo’ built his now legendary reputation as a bluesman but has proven to be equally adept in R&B and Americana-styled roots music. The latter and rootsy blues are at
The Austin-based duo of long-time friends Jonathan Clay and Zach Chance are the driving force behind Jamestown Revival who deliver their third album, San Isabel, named for the location of
Cris Jacobs brought his engaging vocal and guitar-playing skills to The Mint in Los Angeles on June 5, 2019, as part of a tour through the United States, celebrating the
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on American Love Song, the new album from country rocker Ryan Bingham, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for full resolution
Los Coast has already developed a reputation as one of Austin’s best rousing, live bands and now deliver their long-awaited debut, Samsara, on the prestigious New West label. Their sound
