Finishing up a four day run that saw this particular collection of Phil Lesh & Friends play Central Park and The Capitol Theater twice, Saturday’s outdoor show was an easy
Tucked away in the Appalachian mountains of western Maryland, right on the border of West Virginia, sits the bluegrass festival known as Delfest. The 7th annual event named after the
With its emotional honesty and clarity of introspection, there’s such a deep-rooted melancholy in Gregg Allman’s greatest song, “Old Before My Time” (from 2003’s ABB album Hittin’ the Note), that
“Cusp of Eternity” probably won’t appeal to the band’s early fans, but it’s another step in their fascinating sonic journey.
In an unusual turn of events, lower Manhattan flooded on Thursday, May 22nd, leaving the Mercury Lounge inaccessible, and leaving Stone Jack Jones and his “From Nashville with Love and
Big and powerful: Those words were written more times in my notepad during the two nights I covered Guns N’ Roses at their new Las Vegas residency at The Joint
“We’re here for one reason: to rock all your asses!” So shouted the self-proclaimed “Maharaja of Soul,” King Khan himself, who strolled gallantly onto the stage at the Mohawk on
[rating=9.00] The Sharon Van Etten you’ve gotten to know on her last two records Epic and Tramp, respectively, has made some major changes. Her newest release Are We There is
BANKS is an artist with incredible control over her voice, ranging from alien falsetto to raging ferocity, who will only continue to grow and stretch her muscles, as was evident during her sold out show at the Independent in San Francisco this week.
Crash Line Productions and Bowery Presents transformed Boston’s City Hall Plaza from a serious government complex, where officials, workers and tourists comingle, into a sprawling urban musical oasis this past
