There was great anticipation in the air as the crowd eventually made their way to their seats at Santa Barbara’s Arlington Theatre, just before the start of a moody electronica-drenched
[rating=9.00] Nada Surf has always been an exceptional band. With eight studio albums under their collective belt, they continue to defy easy description. Suffice it to say they make a
“I jumped in the van and managed to somehow lick his chest,” remembered Grace Potter in a 2012 interview with Glide about her first encounter with Iggy Pop. “Don’t ask
The slow build continues to intrigue, but how long can they pull off this pace?
In the end, its charms overcome its problems, but only just.
Less a movie than a marketing experience, ‘Good Fortune’ offers nothing good and little fortune for its audience.
[rating=6.00] Todd Snider’s never been the easiest artist to understand. Part insurgent, often askew, he’s always been unpredictable even when he’s supposedly on track. Lately though, he appears to have
What was most shocking about last night’s season seven premiere was how not shocking it was.
On a beautiful balmy evening in Santa Barbara, Ian Andersen brought his new multimedia musical project to the elegant Arlington Theatre. Not to be confused with the hard rock band
I wonder if anyone ever told Keith Urban that he is considered a country artist? Because the show he put on for the sold out crowd in New Orleans was
