The 2016 LOCKN’ Festival initial lineup has been unveiled and for jam fans, its pretty much a euphoric trio of headliners: Ween, My Morning Jacket and Phish. Both Phish and Ween
British guitarist/singer-songwriter extraordinaire Richard Thompson may be famously curmudgeonly in his songwriting, but he’s gracious and ready with a good chuckle and a funny quip when talking with him one-to-one.
Forming in Louisville, Kentucky in 2006, Murals launched a successful Kickstarter campaign to raise $2,200 to record and release their debut 8-song EP On A Passing Cloud in 2012. Their
Hailing from Durham, North Carolina, singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Brett Harris is one of the few artists you can find these days who is fully committed to embracing power pop in
“The war is on for your mind,” sings Anthony Farrell, one half of Austin duo Greyhounds, who make an audacious statement of substance and style on their second – and
Grace Potter played the Roseland Theater in Portland, Oregon on Friday, February 12th, bringing along a new band and introducing some of the freshest material from her take-no-prisoners brand of
The latest installment in the Best Fest came to the Fonda theater in the heart of Hollywood for two sold out performances on February 9th and 10th. The Best Fest,
Alabama Shakes’ sophomore album, Sound & Color (ATO Records), won the GRAMMY Award for Best Alternative Music Album last night. The album’s first single, “Don’t Wanna Fight,” took honors in
Better Call Saul returned last night to bring us more of the rise and fall of Jimmy McGill.
Sabina Sciubba wants you to know that she is no ordinary front woman – but an artiste. The lead singer of the samba-inspired dance electronica group Brazilian Girls is renowned
