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
Despite their relatively short time together in Faces, Kenney Jones (drums), Ronnie Lane (bass/vocals), Ian McLagan (keyboard), Rod Stewart (vocals) and Ronnie Wood (guitar/vocals) have earned a spot on the
Cover Photo by Andrew Francke Dr. John’s Atco and Atlantic sides were clearly the right-place right-time recordings. They put Mac Rebennack on the map and into the ears and minds of
Following a critically-lauded, national tour this spring, Sufjan Stevens is set to embark on a tour of the U.S. this fall, playing dates in Santa Barbara, Nashville, Atlanta and Miami.
Ever since the 2012 film Searching For Sugar Man placed a spotlight on the strange life and career of the elusive folk singer Rodriguez, there seems to be renewed attention
[rating=6.00] “Swim, Shmuley, Swim” “It may seem like three in the afternoon, but it’s five minutes until midnight.” Words that couldn’t be truer coming from Walter’s last hope at staving off
Vintage Trouble will be touring North America in support of its new album, 1 Hopeful Rd. The band will support AC/DC on the North American leg of the Rock Or
Minus The Bear will celebrate the 10th anniversary of their 2005 album Menos El Oso, with a North American tour this fall and the release of a reissued Menos El
[rating=6.00] “Machete Charge” It took a lot longer than it needed to, but Ballers finally started getting somewhere last night. Nowhere jaw-dropping or profound, but at least some popcorn-level entertainment, instead
[rating=8.00] “Other Lives” Last week’s explosive conclusion was a game changer in a lot of ways. It was sort of this season’s “all in” moment, where the viewer was offered their
