Following in a long line of melancholic singer-songwriters from Canada, Matthew Barber does his fellow countrymen proud with the recent release of an honest album of rootsy rock songs entitled
Following a blockbuster Spring Tour that saw The Disco Biscuits in the midst of their best year of shows in a decade, the band looks forward to a summer of
I guess it’s Ween day around here as we’re gonna follow up on our previous post with news that Gener’s main band will bring their brown sound to the Northeast
If you missed the Gene Ween Band the first few times they came towards New York City, you’ll get another chance on May 21 when the ensemble performs at PS
March was the tenth anniversary of Soulive – stunning how time flies – and so to celebrate that noteworthy occasion, this edition of Stormy Mondays features a killer dose of
When you name your band White Rabbits you’re bound to inadvertently confuse some into thinking you’re a not so cleverly named Jefferson Airplane tribute band and not an up and
Steve Klise has contributed these amazing shots of Mastodon live in action at the House of Blues in Boston on May 7. The prog-metallers are currently on the road for
The Dirty Guv’nahs – Loving Cup (Live)
The artist formerly known as Cat Stevens makes the rounds this week as Yusuf Islam supports his new album, Roadsinger, with appearances on The Tonight Show (Wednesday) and Jimmy Fallon
Thanks to the good guys at Wespac, they have given the Valley two days of much needed roots music. The past six years of the festival have attracted The Black Crowes, Ratdog, Bruce Hornsby, Solomon Burke, Gov’t Mule and Los Lobos to the mainstage. Let us hope they keep attracting this kind of low-key talent to safeguard the McDowell Mountain Music Festival as one of the better kept secrets on the festival scene.
