As early accolades continue to pile in for “Gimme Something Good” from the self-produced Ryan Adams (out September 9 on PAX-AM/Blue Note), Adams has added a new run of dates
Bill, Libby, Virginia, Dr. DePaul, and Betty all face their worst parts in different ways — and with different outcomes.
When you see Missouri band Ha Ha Tonka live, you find yourself wondering over and over, how are they not selling out arenas? Especially following the release of Lessons last
In their first ever Boston appearance, Oklahoma City country rockers Turnpike Troubadours were surprised to find Boston’s Paradise near full to capacity. But that was nothing compared to their amazement
Steely Dan may not be attracting any younger fans to their shows, but then again, that isn’t to say Donald Fagen and Walter Becker’s music hasn’t aged well. Still relishing
Pisgah Brewery is becoming well-known in the region for its large, handmade outdoor stage that has hosted some large names such as Steel Pulse,Toubab Krewe, Umphrey’s Mcgee, Bruce Hornsby, and
Newport Folk Festival attracts a distinct few groups of people. There are those who bought their three-day passes before any kind of lineup was ever announced, putting all their trust
The inaugural Hudson Project Music and Arts Festival was held at Winston Farms in Saugerties, NY, the site of the infamous Woodstock ’94 Music Festival that celebrated the 25th anniversary
The Dave Rawlings Machine, featuring Gillian Welch, John Paul Jones, Willie Watson, and Paul Kowert with bandleader Dave Rawlings, is headed west this fall, playing dates in California, Oregon, Montana, and
Texas blues icon Johnny Winter, who rose to fame in the late 1960s and ’70s for his energetic performances and musical collaborations including with childhood hero Muddy Waters, has died.
