Although it probably wasn’t intended as such, The Fifth Annual Grateful Dead Meet Up at the Movies on May 4 served as a dry run for the theatrical streaming of
Singer-songwriter Martin Sexton hit Boston’s House of Blues on Saturday, May 9. Photos by Rich Gastwirt.
‘Louie’ is plagued by surreal, Lynchian nightmares in “Untitled.”
Pokey LaFarge brought his old timey sounds to The Sinclair in Cambridge, MA on Thursday night. Photos by Rich Gastwirt.
[rating=7.00] The D Train is a lowbrow, screwball comedy that successfully masquerades itself as highbrow festival fodder. It’s a fine line to walk, to be sure—the slightest misstep would prove
Last week a band of musical brothers rode into New Orleans and slammed their fists through the theory that rock & roll was dead, buried and rotting in it’s grave.
WARNING: SPOILERS FOR AVENGERS: AGE OF ULTRON ARE CONTAINED WITHIN Captain America 3 is looking a lot more like Avengers 3 after the official casting announcement today. Though rumors about
Knoxville’s Cereus Bright plays infectious, high-energy folk music that’s receiving increased attention, especially after recent slots opening for high-profile artists like Sturgill Simpson, Jackie Greene and The Lone Bellow. The
The Americana Music Association has unveiled its first round of artists to perform during the 16th annual Americana Music Festival & Conference, presented by Nissan, September 15 – 20, 2015.
[rating=6.00] Two years after their magnetic debut, 180 generated enormous buzz, British rockers Palma Violets have returned with Danger In The Club, their eagerly anticipated, high-stakes sophomore release. With the
