Ask most songwriters and they will tell you that collaborating with another artist can be the spark of life … or at least the spark for some great music. Some
Matisyahu brought ihs chilled out vibe to Weir World with a kicked back fluid performance. Taking claim of center stage at City Winery Chicago, Matisyahu pushed out a set that
They were dancing in Chicago again last night at Solider Field. The second of three Fare Thee Well showcased some big jams, quintessential Dead, and one heck of an ode
Shakedown started at the airport. Strangers became friends, tickets were exchanged, plans to meet in the lot were made. The guy sitting next to me on the Friday morning flight
Headlining the City Winery Chicago most midight (7/4) set of Weir World, Alex Bleeker & The Freaks unloaded an upbeat set of Dead tunes and also had help from some
Weir World opened the holiday weekend on 7/4/15 with a special brunch show featuring Jerry Joseph and Steve Kimock performing a seated acoustic duo set. Playing to a full room,
Photosof Peaches at the Twin Cities Pride Festival’s annual Pride in Concert at Loring Park on 6/27/15. Photos by Billy Briggs.
At least on paper, the June 29th Concert on the Green at Shelburne Museum looked to rival the Discover Jazz co-billing of Robert Randolph and Matt Schofield on Burlington’s Waterfront
[rating=7.00] “eps1.1_ones-and-zer0es.mpeg” This week’s Mr. Robot kept the mystery going. After the action packed premiere, you’d think we would get a little break for story building right? Well, that’s the thing
Night number two on of Jonathan Wilson’s three show run at City Winery was an evening of top notch musicianship. Wilson and his band started the night off working from
