2013

Expect New Songs @ Allman Brothers Band Beacon Run

Scott Bernstein February 21, 2013 No Comments

Butch Trucks previews the upcoming Allman Brothers Band March Madness run at the Beacon

Video: Nicki Bluhm & The Gramblers – Can You Get To That

Scott Bernstein February 21, 2013 No Comments

Watch Nicki Bluhm & The Gramblers’ unplugged cover of Funkadelic’s Can You Get To That

Bloggy Goodnes: Record Day Ambassador Jack White

Jeffrey Greenblatt February 21, 2013 2 Comments

Jack White will serve as Ambassador for Record Store Day, Rilo Kiley is back and fresh links

Ben Howard – Barclays, Brooklyn NY 2.6.13

February 21, 2013 No Comments

Ben Howard performing at Barclays, Brooklyn NY 2.6.13.

Calexico Announces Festival Dates and Headlining Shows

February 21, 2013 No Comments

Calexico have just announced a live appearance at Bonnaroo and in addition, Calexico will be playing some other festival dates including the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, Wakarusa Festival

Dawes Plan Promo Tour Of Independent Record Stores

February 21, 2013 No Comments

LA rock quartet Dawes are pleased to announce their upcoming tour of independent record stores throughout the U.S. As the band’s way of showing appreciation to supportive indie retail and

Feist, Andrew Bird, Divine Fits, Sharon Vat Etten, Kurt Vile Lead Pickathon

February 21, 2013 No Comments

Pickathon is turning 15 and this year it will be happening Friday, August 2nd – Sunday, August 4th at Pendarvis Farm in Happy Valley, OR (a mere 15 minutes from

Arhoolie Records – A Conversation with Founder Chris Strachwitz

Leslie Michele Derrough February 21, 2013 No Comments

It is the little label that could, Arhoolie Records, and all because one man had a passion for music that was rich and soulful, the kind of music that you feel deep down inside and that causes an uproar in your equilibrium. Whether it was coming from the Deep South or the Texas border, if it intrigued Chris Strachwitz, then he was off and running to the source – even when he didn’t have a nickel to his name. It was that kind of absorbing passion that led the German transplant to record musicians like Lightnin’ Hopkins and Clifton Chenier while others were busy rocking and rolling to Buddy Holly and The Beatles.