With their cover of Elliott Smith’s “Somebody That I Used to Know,” Seth Avett and Jessica Lea Mayfield are reverent to the late singer-songwriter, even if the track doesn’t quite strike the appropriate tone.
Hailing from the “Live Music Capital of the World”, T Bird & the Breaks have been delivering their trademark brand of funky soul music since 2007. Honing their chops in
[rating=8.00] “The Singer Addresses His Audience” begins the Decemberists’ seventh album with the narrator defending his band against claims of selling out. “We know you threw your arms around us
It is a rare opportunity to be a firsthand witness to a major crossroad in a band’s evolution, especially when the band has been in the music game for 22
In honor of their 40th anniversary, Rush will be heading out on a 34 City North American tour which runs from May to August. Last time out for their Clockwork Angels tour, the
Photo credit: Michael Traister “I’m so thrilled to get to see 6 String Drag again. They’re as great as ever. Like reconnecting with a long lost friend.” – Patterson Hood (Drive-By
Country sensation Sturgill Simpson will continue his sold-out U.S. tour this spring, including dates at Austin’s Stubb’s Amphitheater on April 2 and San Francisco’s The Fillmore on April 18. Tickets are on-sale this Friday, January
In 2014, John Darnielle’s novel Wolf in White Van spent several weeks on the New York Times Bestseller List and was nominated for the National Book Award. On April 7 in
Laura Marling returns with a new album Short Movie, to be released through Ribbon Music on March 24th. The new single “False Hope,” which premiered on BBC Radio today can be heard below. Short
The Decemberists’ new album What a Terrible World, What a Beautiful World, has been released this week. With that the band has announced a run of new tour dates. Starting
