On Monday, July 25, The Strokes will perform at the inaugural City of Angels Benefit Concert, which will raise funds for three local non-profit organizations providing essential resources, services and hope to the homeless
You can always count on drummer Carmine Appice to tell it like it is. He doesn’t go down the frou-frou route with his stories of rock & roll rambunctiousness, groupies,
[rating=8.00] The Red Hot Chili Peppers made a strange and unlikely transition some 20 years ago or so, going from an alternative band of the clear insurgent variety to one
Portland, Oregon bluegrass outfit Cascade Crescendo have been together for just over three years and already they have gained a loyal following with their tightly crafted bluegrass that embraces tradition
Rote horror takes a sideline to social commentary, making The Purge: Election Year an intriguing political satire.
A lackluster finale doesn’t keep the sheer joy of Daniel Radcliffe’s farting corpse from reaching sublime heights in Swiss Army Man.
Human Highway is Neil Young’s second foray into a full-length feature film, the followup to Journey Through the Past from 1972, and it’s not all that surprising the Canadian would
[rating=6.00] Will Butler’s penchant for spontaneity is on full display on Friday Night, his boisterous second solo disc following on the heels of his 2015 debut, the ambiguously titled Policy.
Some bands are made for the stage, and Radio Moscow are definitely one of them. The trio of Stratocaster wizard Parker Griggs, bassist Anthony Meier and drummer Paul Marrone thrive
For a full 11 days in July, downtown Québec City plays host to the biggest, most eclectic and hands down the greatest value festival in all of North America (11
