2006

Roger Clyne & The Peacemakers : Pine Mountain Ampitheater, Flagstaff, AZ 8/19/2006

Michael Culver September 1, 2006 No Comments

Tempe, Arizona’s Roger Clyne and The Peacemakers made the two hour ride way up Route 17 to play a “fiesta” for their loyal fans at Pine Mountain. With bumper stickers that reference certain songs, along with fans fully equipped with cowboy hats and party attire, Clyne has laid the ground-work in terms of building a true grass-roots following.

Dinosaur Jr. : Warsaw, Brooklyn, NY 8/29/2006

Shawn Donohue September 1, 2006 No Comments

Any night is a good night to dig into Dinosaur Jr. but the Warsaw show may have been a really special one, because it turns out the group got a bunch of their equipment stolen after the show. Here’s hoping though that they get it back and their signature sound returns with them for many more bingo hall concerts to come.

Grace Potter and the Nocturnals: Bring It On Home (Grace Potter Interview)

Andrew Bruss September 1, 2006 No Comments

Having toured with Mavis Staples, Robert Cray, Dave Matthews, Derek Trucks and Taj Mahal, things have been riding all uphill the past year for Grace Potter and the Nocturnals.

Joe Bonamassa: You & Me

Tim J. Nelson August 31, 2006 No Comments

This young blues guitarist has an

The Tyde: Three

Josh Cox August 31, 2006 No Comments

Gnarls Barkley may have owned the summer, but Indian Summer belongs to The Tyde.

The Bottle Rockets : Schubas, Chicago, IL 8/18/2006

Jason Gonulsen August 31, 2006 No Comments

With the release of their new album, Zoysia, it appears that much has changed for The Bottle Rockets. For starters, Brian Henneman is no longer a drinker and not from Festus, Missouri anymore.

Reading/Leeds Festival 2006 – August 27-29, Reading & Leeds, England

Dave Mcguire August 30, 2006 No Comments

The Leeds festival has often, in the past, been renowned for its

Ray LaMontagne: Till the Sun Turns Black

Jason Rooks August 30, 2006 No Comments

After two years of touring and writing, LaMontagne releases his follow-up effort, Till the Sun Turns Black. Unfortunately the album doesn

Gov’t Mule: High & Mighty

Chad Berndtson August 29, 2006 No Comments

A few songs into Gov

Secret Machines – Light’s On (Interview With Benjamin Curtis)

Andrew Bruss August 29, 2006 No Comments

As one of the more innovative band’s today, the Secret Machines offer fans a product that differs from the industry norm. Proving the point, the group is about to embark on an

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