Israel Nash, the Texas’ genre-bending rock ‘n’ roller, announces an extensive Summer and Fall North American tour in support of his new album, Lifted, out July 27th, 2018 via Desert
[rating=7.00] The Mulligan Brothers are an evocative bunch, and though they’re not brothers at all — as evidenced by the fact that they don’t share the same surname and that
Although not an officially sanctioned presentation of Burlington Discover Jazz, the two nights of Ben Harper and Charlie Musselwhite in Higher Ground’s Ballroom served as the missing link to the
It’s not that Toronto band The Slocan Ramblers are old-fashioned, it’s that they’re making bluegrass that harkens back to an older need. They’re not here for the concert halls, they’re
New Jersey band Yo La Tengo have maintained a cult following for well over two decades with their mellow and dreamy rock. Interestingly, in recent years the band has gotten
Kindness is in short supply these days. In an era where snark, cynicism, and grandstanding are the cornerstones of our lexicon, we so often forget that a little bit of
Veteran Los Angeles singer-songwriter and guitarist David Steinhart has been making music for over 30 years as a founder the band Pop Art in 1984 and Smart Brown Handbag in
The action-comedy offers little style and no substance
[rating=7,00] If you caught John Moreland on tour any time in 2017, you were treated to a mind-blowing performance from his sideman and sole bandmate, John Calvin Abney. The fellow
After over a decade of successful Roots Picnics, the law of probability says something will go south. No sooner had Dave Chappelle introduced our hosts, the legendary Roots Crew, did
