Arrica Rose and Mark W. Lynn have a long history together. The two met years ago on a spring evening at the Huntington Beach Library in Southern CA when Arrica
His stage name aside, drummer Brad M. Carlson, AKA. Bun E. Carlos, is one of the more colorful characters in rock ‘n’ roll, as well as one of the best
During the summer of 2015, Sean Lennon’s neo-psychedelic band Ghost of a Saber Tooth filled the opening slot for a string of Primus shows, a trek that found Lennon partaking
[rating=9.00] With ten albums to his credit and a career that resides well below the radar, Michael McDermott might have been forgiven had he simply chosen to chuck his ambitions
The Jayhawks made their way to the World Cafe in Philadelphia on 6/17/16 in support of their recent release Paging Mr. Proust. Opening the show was called Folk Uke a duo
Say what you will about Nashville and the state of the music industry these days, but the fact is that there are some real fine bands coming out of Music
For any music lover who catches shows regularly, there are the acts that make it big and those that don’t. Bigger acts – if they don’t succumb to drug addiction,
Lakou Mizik may not sound familiar to U.S. ears, but the epic tragedy (2010 Haiti earthqauke) the band was formed in the wake of, will forever be recollected. Lakou Mizik is
Booking a concert on Father’s Day can be a bit of a gamble for some bands. However, this was not the case for An Evening with The Avett Brothers, which
In the newest installment of Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle reviews the self-titled new album from Texas singer-songwriter Robert Ellis, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for full resolution: [youtube id=”VGtUMfI_1N0″ width=”630″
