Railroad Earth brought their bluegrass jams to Boston’s House of Blues on Friday, October 2nd. Photos by Rich Gastwirt. Setlist: Set 1: Been Down This Road Saddle of the Sun
When Barton Springs Road becomes a trail for foot traffic and the friendly food trailers start charging for parking, it can only mean one thing: The Austin City Limits Music
Sipping from a tall cocktail while sizing up a new setlist, Buster Poindexter (a tuxedoed, pompadoured David Johansen) was deliberately pacing himself. On September 29th in New York, his band
On the first night on Wilco’s sold out two-night run at Stubb’s in Austin, the Chicago band’s affable front man Jeff Tweedy proclaimed the outdoor venue his favorite place to
Here we are at the very end, after eight days and more than two dozen movies, and a host of other shenanigans, Fantastic Fest closed with a bang, presenting two
[rating=7.00] The war on drugs fueled violence just south of the border in Mexico offers a wealth of inspiration for anyone looking to craft a taut and nuanced portrayal of
[rating=8.00] By nature, man is a beast who constantly strives to push boundaries. Personal boundaries. Cultural boundaries. Societal. It doesn’t really matter to us. If there’s a line in the
[rating=9.00] The isolated man has been a theme of literature since, well, we’ve had literature. The need for connection is so innate that the exploration of its absence offers us
[rating=8.00] In their decade together, The Wood Brothers have never made a bad record. Quite the contrary as each successive release has found them offering more finely-crafted material produced with
Photos of Battles at the Paradise Rock Club in Boston, MA on 9/30/15. Photos by Amanda Macchia
