Phish returned to the MGM Grand Garden Arena last night for the third consecutive show of their 2016 Halloween run. The band offered another evening of salient music although the
The Walking Dead has really jumped the shark. Er… tiger.
Temples – James Bagshaw (vocals, guitar), Tom Warmsley (bass, backing vocals), Sam Toms(drums) and Adam Smith (keys) — are set to release their new album, Volcano, on March 3rd via Fat Possum. The band’s announcement comes on the heels
Following a decade long break, Grandaddy will release its first new album since 2006’s Just Like the Fambly Cat on March 3rd ion Danger Mouse’s 30th Century Records. It’s titled Last
[rating=8.00] If you’re looking for that quintessential Texas sound these days, look no further than Wayne “The Train” Hancock. With a voice that’s as smooth as an ice cold Shiner
As festival season draws to an end across the Northern Hemisphere, one smaller festival in Austin has created a kind of bookend each year for festival-goers. Formerly called Fun Fun
When you’re young and you feel like you don’t belong, life can look very different from the football player on one side of you or the gamer on the other
[rating=8.00] Paul Cauthen is singing the gospel of the blue collar man. His deep toned voice goes down like a rich, dark stout, calling to mind a young Waylon Jennings.
After the crests and troughs of an interesting fall tour there’s not a Phish fan in Sin City regretting their decision to attend the climactic Halloween run of 2016. Stepping
Plenty of people go to see bands when they come through their town, but most people don’t think about everything that it takes to get those bands to their favorite
