Troy “Trombone Shorty” Andrews is the living embodiment of New Orleans past and the present. Do enough research or simply chat with any old timer on the street in that
[rating=8.00] Knoxville’s The Dirty Guv’nahs are quickly becoming one of the premiere live acts in the Southeast. They have all the ingredients needed to be a successful rock band: charismatic
Since their last visit to the Green Mountains in autumn of 2012, the Tedeschi Trucks Band has refused to rest on its laurels. Quite the contrary, at least on this
Sunday at Bonnaroo can be a beast. The schedule is frequently crammed with conflicts, yet the human body may not want to traverse the breadth of the farm another dozen
The Chris Robinson Brotherhood’s appearance at The Rusty Nail on June 4th was notable for a number of reasons, not the least of which was that it constituted the first
Saturday at Bonnaroo 2014 finally felt like Bonnaroo, weather-wise. The persistent clouds cleared and allowed the sun to properly bake the farm and its inhabitants. There’s something extra visceral about
After an average Thursday warmup, Bonnaroo attendees were treated to a veritable smorgasbord of daytime, evening, and late-night options on Friday. The schedule was at its most diverse, making for
Thursday at Bonnaroo usually means fast and furious sets from some of the younger and rising bands on the bill, and there was a deluge of intriguing music to experience
In the 11th year of the annual Wakarusa Music Festival; the headliners brought attendees from far and wide, but music may only have a small part as to why this
When you think of big time festivals that throw millions to potential headliners, there are quite a few that come to mind. There is one that starts with a B,
