Béla Fleck and Abigail Washburn, “the unofficial First Family of the Banjo” (NPR), will release their eponymous debut album October 7th on Rounder Records. Béla Fleck & Abigail Washburn is
Picture a lone figure walking across the desert. Long hair flows from beneath a cowboy hat and a guitar is strapped to his back. The sun sets, casting an ominous,
On Monday night a rain-soaked Tampa crowd was treated to two of the biggest and most influential bands of the 1990’s in a sold-out show that contrasted the two major
There is more than one description for a music journalist. Some of us are living, breathing encyclopedias of recorded music, effortlessly comparing deep cuts from thirty years ago to a
The Avett Brothers have released a 14 minute mini-documentary featuring behind the scenes footage of The Avett Brothers playing their tenth show ever at Red Rocks Amphitheater featuring special guest
The Wood Brothers are back on the road come September and October. The recently announced three week run will focus heavily on shows in the Southeast and Midwest in a
Nine Inch Nails and Soundgarden hit Aarons Ampitheatre at Lakewood in Atlanta, GA on 8/8/14 as part of their summer co-headlining tour. Photos by Ian Rawn.
[rating=7.00] Stoner/psych fans are sure to get some pelvic region blood flowing from this unique pairing of six-string wizards and a jamming rhythm section are captured in this one time
The Outside Lands Music and Arts Festival was co-created just six years ago by Superfly, who were best known for establishing Bonnaroo as the premier U.S. music festival. But in
The clouds in the sky seemed mysteriously out of place for Arizona but the band that was performing at Phoenix’s Crescent Ballroom couldn’t have felt more in sync. This was a homecoming for the Brooklyn via Phoenix
