Gregory Alan Isakov’s fourth full-length studio album might be a very different album if he wasn’t also a full-time farmer. On his Colorado farm he grows salad greens for chefs,
Rock & Roll Hall of Fame members Dave Mason and Steve Cropper – two prolific songwriters and brilliant guitarists – brought their Rock & Soul Revue show to The Rose
Would you give up everything for a song? This lofty question is first posed during the captivating trailer of director Scott Smith’s Chasing the Blues. The question is then individually
It was during a set break at one of the 2015 Soldier Field Grateful DEad Fare Thee Well celebration shows that this author kept drifting in an out of a conversation with friends,
Melissa Ruth’s music lies somewhere along that stretch of sonic highway where Americana and blues converge into one long, sometimes lonesome road. But Ruth likes to detour toward a place
[rating=7.00] The name Richard Swift may not ring a bell for most music fans, but many have heard Swift albeit without knowing it. Swift played with well-known bands like The
Dawes has confirmed twenty new dates on the second leg of their ‘An Evening With Dawes: Passwords Tour,’ adding shows at New York’s Beacon Theatre, Los Angeles’ Orpheum Theatre, and
John Maus has announced new North American and European tour dates. After performances at BIME Festival in Spain and Pitchfork Festival in Paris, John will return to North America for a
The Smashing Pumpkins have announced a string of 30th anniversary live shows that kick off November 28th at The Sylvee in Madison, WI. In addition to their previously announced sold-out date in
Today, Mandolin Orange — North Carolina-based singer-songwriter Andrew Marlin and multi-instrumentalist Emily Frantz — announce the release of Tides Of A Teardrop, their first new music since 2016. Out February
