Grace Potter has revealed an August 14 release date for her forthcoming debut solo album Midnight. It’s her first new music since 2012’s The Lion The Beast The Beat. The
Review by Marinda Snow Righter and Brian Geraghty When Jesse and his band walk on stage, you don’t need to hear a note to know you’re in for something special,
During the course of the first person narrative of Deal, founding member/drummer of the Grateful Dead Bill Kreutzmann shows he’s (almost) as skilled a storyteller as he is a drummer.
[rating=7.00] Heather Maloney’s sound is timeless. The Northampton singer-songwriter has a clear and pure voice, and she uses it to tell down-to-earth tales in polished folk songs. Her new record
Chris Cornell has announced a North American solo acoustic tour for fall 2015. The multi-city trek will give fans the chance to see Chris perform in an unplugged, up close
With 2015 clearly being the year of the biggest Grateful Dead revival interest to date, the band has decided to release a HUGE 80-disc Grateful Dead box-set entitled Thirty Trips Around The Sun that
[rating=8.00] The Darkness is back with yet another onslaught of in your face rock and roll and this time, the band takes the listener on a wild voyage full of
Fresh off celebrating their 30th anniversary, Yo La Tengo announce that they will release Stuff Like That There on August 28th via Matador Records and will embark on a world tour
[rating=8.00] The opening, sixteen minute plus, “Vibration & Light Suite” on the Chris Robinson Brotherhood’s (CRB’s) latest release is representative of the band’s style and sound; clean meandering guitar lines,
[rating=7.00] After nearly 30 years, the Indigo Girls have achieved far more than their limited musical palette might have initially promised. After all, unless you’re Simon and Garfunkel or the
