Virginia-based Americana/Country band 49 Winchester racked up a slew of accolades with their 2022 record, Fortune Favors the Bold, allowing them to tour that record across the globe. The follow-up,
The daring Meshell Ndegeocello follows up her 2023 GRAMMY Award for Best Alternative Jazz Album for The Omnichord Real Book with the unyielding, outspoken, deeply immersive No More Water: The
A Shipwreck in the Sand, Silverstein’s fourth studio album, is a testament to the band’s growth and their ability to blend post-hardcore intensity with melodic sensibilities. Released in 2009, this
AFI’s fourth studio album, Black Sails in the Sunset, marks a significant turning point in the band’s evolution, both sonically and thematically. Released in 1999, this album sees AFI diving
Mobile, Alabama-based country rockers The Red Clay Strays seemed to come out of nowhere in 2022 when their self-released single “Wondering Why,” lacking any of the novelty earmarks of other
Maria Maita-Keppeler’s musical journey has always showcased her meticulous attention to detail and deep commitment to her art. Her latest album, want, released through Fluff & Gravy Records, exemplifies this
Five years after their last studio album, 2019’s Laughing Matter, Wand has had some lineup changes but returns with an effort in the same vein. Vertigo, released on Drag City,
Given the range of endeavors Pat Metheny has pursued since beginning to work under his own name nearly a half-century ago, it’s noteworthy that his solo projects are among the
The Ashes of Leviathan Tour brought nostalgic metal mayhem to the Orlando Amphitheater on a sweltering night in Central Florida on July 24th. The tour celebrates the twentieth anniversary of
The Pretenders’ performance at Boston’s MGM Music Hall on July 19th was a masterclass in rock and roll endurance. The band, led by the iconic Chrissie Hynde, delivered a relentless two-hour-plus set
