On the evening of August 15 at Rutland Vermont’s beautiful Paramount Theatre, Big Head Todd and The Monsters played a set of pure rock and roll music best described as
After selling out Madison Square Garden for two shows on 10/31 and 11/1, Dead and Company have announced additional tour dates. The sextet featuring Grateful Dead members Bill Kreutzmann, Mickey Hart and Bob Weir joined
Trey Anastasio has announced the release of his long awaited new album. PAPER WHEELS – his first new solo album in three years – arrives October 30th via Rubber Jungle/ATO
[rating=5.00] “Pilot” Since plans for a spinoff of The Walking Dead started circulating earlier this year, there was a lot of questioning its necessity. The show itself nets maybe one or
[rating=7.00] “There Will Be Consequences” The first finale of The Brink finally had something the rest of the season was missing. Humor! It exists! This isn’t to say it made up
[rating=2.00] “Flamingos” Like a child dumping out all its toys just before bedtime, Ballers has found trapped in the corner of its bedroom just in time for the season finale. I’d
Do you remember what you were doing fifty years ago? Guitar player Rudolf Schenker was putting together the Scorpions in Germany and half a century later they are still going
[rating=6.00] In her first solo album since 2004’s Original Soul – released one year prior to forming the Nocturnals – Grace Potter takes a sharp change in course from the
Santana came through Boston’s Blue Hills Bank Pavilion for a sweltering performance that elicited a more enthusiastic response from his Baby Booming crowd than plenty of Millennial acts playing the
Any business that stays open for over fifty years safely earns the status of being an institution. Any record store that stays in business for this long earns the status
