Falling somewhere between Hope Floats and Roadhouse, Gruene Hall is about forty minutes south of Austin and holds the elite claim of being Texas’ oldest dang dancehall. Between the wood
As noted in their introduction to the stage, it was almost exactly nine years prior that Los Lobos appeared in this homey northern New Hampshire venue to play a largely
Matisyahu returned to the Twin Cities for a show at First Avenue in Minneapolis, MN on 10/2/14. Photos by Billy Briggs
Raleigh has fully embraced the IBMA (International Bluegrass Music Association) World of Bluegrass festival, award show, and industry gathering. Or maybe the IBMA has totally embraced Raleigh. In any event,
Anyone who falls in love with Wakey!Wakey! on the remaining dates of the Salvation Stripped tour owes that lure to frontman Michael Grubbs. Most famous for his cameo role on
[rating=8.00] Hot Rize is one of the most influential and pioneering bluegrass bands of the last 35 years. In 1978, Hot Rize began conjuring up their addicting brand of Colorado
Beer and metal music go together like coffee and pie, so what better way to celebrate the largest beer festival and competition in North America than to throw a concert.
Canadian singer/songwriter Nat Jay has been making music since 2008 – her EP “Lights Across The Sky” garnered a lot of critical attention, and many of the songs found their
Who wouldn’t want to go on tour with their favorite band? Getting to hang out by the side of the stage watching them perform, sitting in the car next to
A small army of veteran rockers assembled for a rare performance inspired by the music of Big Star, joined by an orchestra led by master collaborator and conductor Van Dyke
