Since their inception in 2010, the New Orleans sextet known as Naughty Professor have been blowing away live audiences and winning scores of new fans with their eclectic brand of
Gary Clark Jr brought his guitar showmanship and A level chop to the Palace Theatre in St Paul, MN on 8/4/17. Photos by Billy Briggs.
In the newest installment of Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle reviews Purgatory, the new album from Kentucky storyteller Tyler Childers, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for full resolution (best viewed on desktop):
In a way, Pickathon is the antithesis of the Bonnaroos and Coachellas of the world. The intimate festival takes place on a farm just outside of Portland, Oregon and plays
With her nuanced lyricism and shapeshifting vocals, Nashville-based singer/songwriter/pianist Jillette Johnson is the rare artist who needs little sonic accompaniment to make an indelible impact. Produced by Dave Cobb (the
The setlist for this mid-December (12/14/75 to be exact) performance by the Who at the Springfield Civic Center in Massachusetts may look like a bountiful roster of hits, but it
Gov’t Mule along with Galactic ventured to Coca-Cola at Roxy on 8/6/17. It’s been a busy summer as usual for Mule as they’ve been touring in support of their new
Austin, Texas today is more synonymous with condos, trendy eateries and tech bros than with the bustling live music scene that put it on the map in the first place. Yet,
You may have heard about this little band from up around Seattle. They make a loud noise and have become cult music gods over their thirty-four year career. They’re called
[rating=6.00] Eight albums into his decorated blues rock career, guitar virtuoso Kenny Wayne Shepherd is ready for a change. He is no longer the fresh-faced six-string gunslinger dropping jaws with
