[rating=8.00] Although The Story of Sonny Boy Slim is Gary Clark Jr.’s second full-length album for Warner Bros., he’s made over a half-dozen EP’s and LP’s prior to its release,
[rating=6.00] Ben Folds’ penchant for pop is well established, first sewn in the guise of the Ben Folds Five and later as part of an enduring solo career. Indeed, those
Love is Not Extinct” was the motto of the day when the Amourasaurus festival made its debut August 30th at the beautiful Look Park in Florence, Massachusetts. Curated by the
On August 29th, Nicki Bluhm & The Gramblers graced the stage of World Cafe Live in Philadelphia and were supported by Nashville Americana group, Andrew Combs. Mr. Combs, on acoustic guitar
If music festivals were gauged strictly on the quality of the community they create and the attention to creating an ideal experience for all, UTOPiAfest would be the most successful
[rating=7.00] As they’ve managed to prove over the course of more than a dozen previous offerings, Low is clearly not the most effusive combo, especially as evidenced by their ongoing
In Nikki Sixx’s 2011 half-memoir/half-photography book, This Is Gonna Hurt, he writes: “If you obey every time someone says you can’t do this or you must do that, you will
When Los Lobos last appeared in Vermont in 2014, they were wielding acoustic guitars at the Flynn Theatre in Burlington in support of their Disconnected in New York album. In
[rating=8.00] In his day job as front man for The Hold Steady, Craig Finn has fashioned himself as a performer flush with verbosity and the art of persuading all the
It wouldn’t be a Phish show if it was predictable. The many layers of what makes this band so unique is exactly what happened on Sunday night at Dick’s Sporting
