This isn’t your father’s Black Crowes. If you also saw them during their initial ascent during the 90s, these aren’t the Crowes of your memory. Chris and Rich Robinson finally
His sound is as comforting as your favorite pair of shoes. And, just as easily we slip into Chris Smither’s world, though often dark and foreboding, the familiarity lures us
The legendary Judas Priest brought their ‘Invincible Shield Tour’ to Boston this past Thursday, April 25th, to the MGM Music Hall behind the legendary Fenway Park. Celebrating their new record,
Within the lexicon of heavy metal music, only a handful of still-touring bands capture the spectrum of fantasy like Amon Amarth and Cannibal Corpse. For Sweden’s Amon Amarth, it’s the
Lawrence Rothman has been difficult to pigeonhole musically over the years. As a teen they formed a number of different groups – from hip-hop to punk. But they first started
Benjamin Tod put his latest solo album out two years ago, the same year as the latest – and what was supposed to be the last – Lost Dog Street
On April 25th, boundary-pushing rockers Black Country, New Road brought their 2024 tour to Philadelphia’s Union Transfer. The iconic venue with an industrial interior and ceilings that reach the heavens
The veteran New Orleans-based singer/songwriter Anders Osborne’s 17th album reflects on his past, the country’s problems, New Orleans, musical heroes, and a touch of whimsical escapism as Picasso’s Villa displays
At the 2023 Newport Jazz Festival, Christian McBride introduced Charles McPherson by saying, “The last time he was here, he was playing with Charles Mingus.” Listening to McPherson’s energetic performance
In 1972 and ’73, Neil Young released an album and film titled Journey Through The Past, and now, over a half-century later, he is once again conducting a similar sojourn
