As hard-rocking as their show is, the biggest feeling that I got from Alberta Cross' performance was one of massive potential yet to be realized. They are only one album deep into their career, and it is clear that this band should become much bigger as they hone their songcraft and build their strengths as a group.
Started in 1993, The Dismemberment Plan became quickly known for their high-energy shows and inducing massive dance parties. The DC post-punk/dancers split in 2003 and have been fairly quiet since
Killers front-man Brandon Flowers is set to headline a U.S. solo tour across North America this fall in support of Flamingo, his Vegas leaning debut out September 14. The 15-date
T Bone Burnett will premiere The Speaking Clock Revue – a multi-artist concert extravaganza – on October 16 at the Wang Center in Boston and October 20 at the Beacon
The Frames have announced a select number of North American live dates celebrating the band’s twentieth anniversary. And twenty years in, the rest of the world is still awakening to
Rock/psychedelic band, Mogwai, have announced that they will be parting ways with their current label to join another. Matador Records was home to Mogwai for over 10 years but according
Lee Johnson’s Dead Symphony #6 made its debut in 2008 and two years later the composer has retooled the piece – which encompasses some of the Grateful Dead’s best melodies
Brian Blade and the Fellowship Band, or as they’re newly known, only The Fellowship Band, just finished a week’s worth of shows at the Village Vanguard in NYC, the first
Back in 2006 Phish bassist Mike Gordon toured with Grateful Dead drummers Billy Kreutzmann and Mickey Hart as part of the Rhythm Devils ensemble. While Andy Hess handles bass duties
With three rather successful releases under his belt, Ray LaMontagne decided that he needed a change for his new studio album. The singer-songwriter, whose previous albums were all produced by
