Funksters Galactic (and friends) rode north from the dirty south to park themselves at the fantastic Brooklyn Bowl for four nights of gigs to close out May and start June in the city. Each night featured a different opener who would inevitably contribute to the main acts stage and in tonight’s case vice versa.
If you've ever watched and heard Sonny Landreth at his most intense — where he gets really, deeply vested in a solo, gets on that game face that's not quite mad scientist but of a learned tinkerer who knows truths mortals can't comprehend, and conjures the kind of slide guitar sorcery that puts him in league with the instrument's greatest; you know that it isn't his spare, inoffensive singing that packs rooms at Landreth shows throughout the world.
While working within a well-established sound, Metric pushes the boundaries that have defined them musically and ultimately crafts a strong full-length effort that engages from start to finish.
Phish returns to the nTelos Pavilion in Portsmouth for the first of two shows in a row.
For over a year, rumors have been flying about just how The Rolling Stones would celebrate their 50th Anniversary in 2012. At first, chatter pointed towards a full world tour,
Parker reviews a mobile device that could save your life.
A special version of the New York Hustler Ensemble will lead a cruise around Manhattan.
Jimmy Herring announces details of his second solo album – Subject To Change Without Notice.
The Boss welcomed an old friend at the longest show of his career.
Watch Fiona Apple, Jimmy Fallon and The Roots team up to cover Paul McCartney.
