
Blues, Boogie And Beers On Day 3 Of SXSW Music 2016 (REVIEW/PHOTOS)
On day three of SXSW I found myself once again orbiting the craziness of downtown Austin, a strategy that I seem to use more and more as the festival swells
On day three of SXSW I found myself once again orbiting the craziness of downtown Austin, a strategy that I seem to use more and more as the festival swells
The Bronze doesn’t always totally work, but when it does it’s funny as hell.
[rating=7.00] Like father like son. The dual tragedies that led to the premature passing of Tim Buckley and his son/musical successor Jeff serve as sad reminders of what transpires when
Actor/director Don Cheadle discusses his powerful new Miles Davis biopic Miles Ahead from the red carpet at SXSW.
Day 2 of SXSW was all about rock and roll in its many different forms and the hipster-fied stretch of clubs that is East 6th St. was the place to
Gaslight Anthem frontman Brian Fallon and his solo band, the Crowes, swung by the 9:30 Club in Washington, DC on March 15th, packed with songs from his new solo record, Painkillers,
4AD has announced the release of Day of the Dead, a celebration of the Grateful Dead’s music, on May 20th, 2016. Day of the Dead was created and curated by brothers Aaron and Bryce
[rating=8.00] This isn’t your daddy’s bluegrass anymore. But in the hands of the oddly named Brothers Comatose, it is just as potent. After solidifying their reputation through constant touring and
Here we go again! The music portion of SXSW is off and running, which means the city of Austin is overrun with stages and parties featuring non-stop bands loading in,
Better Call Saul explores its ensemble in this week’s fascinatating episode.