“Comparisons are everywhere. I never feel pressured by them. People’s relationship to music is so personal and when someone compares me to an artist, what they’re really doing is comparing
Widespread Panic has laid the foundation for their fall tour with a few shows announced. The band returns to The Riverside Theater in Milwaukee, WI for three nights, October 23,
Phish kicked off their summer tour last evening at the Les Schwab Amphitheater in beautiful Bend, OR. The quaint outdoor venue was packed to the brim with a capacity crowd
The Wood Brothers’ desire for human connection helps shapes the songs on their new album ‘Paradise’, out October 2 on Honey Jar Records/Thirty Tigers, and provides the storyline for the
Lou Barlow has announced a new solo album, Brace the Wave, due out September 4th via Joyful Noise Recordings. His first solo release in six years, it comes as a
Blitzen Trapper is set to release All Across This Land on October 2 via Vagrant Records. Blitzen Trapper has built a solid reputation as a band unafraid to take chances.
As another Newport Folk Festival looms this weekend, the three-day lineup leaves many attendees thrilled and excited, but always a handful scratching their heads. What exactly constitutes “folk music” and
The Revivalists, in town in support of their new album Men Amongst Mountains, played Wednesday and Thursday night to sold-old audiences. Playing most of the songs from the new album,
The Rolling Stones needed to get out of England – the quicker the better, before the new tax season started. They had gone on a short nine city “Farewell Tour”
After playing a handful of festivals throughout the summer, Austin psych-rock band The Bright Light Social Hour will hit the road again this fall making stops in Boston, New York City, Chicago and
