Ron Artis II’s evening performance at Portland, Oregon’s Star Theater on Sunday, April 22 capped a busy weekend for the soulful blues singer and guitarist. He’d already talked and performed
Since the advent of MP3s and streaming services, many of us have started listening to music in the form of playlists of songs and genres in random sequences. By contrast,
Beloved California band The Mother Hips announced today the upcoming release of their tenth studio album Chorus, due out June 8. The release will mark the band’s 25th anniversary together.
Somewhere between an EP and an album, Paul Cauthen’s new seven-track collection, ‘Have Mercy,’ out June 22 via Lightning Rod Records, is a stunning showcase of the pure power of
[rating=8.00] J. Cole speaks to his generation on his new album KOD Which stands for “Kids on Drugs,” “King Overdose,” and “Kill Our Demons.” KOD couldn’t hold better significance than
[rating=8.00] Arkansas Dave has some swag. His stage name alone tells you that. This is Dave Pennington, Austin-based blues singer-songwriter’s debut, recorded at the legendary FAME in Muscle Shoals, AL
[rating=8.00] Few artists can take on multiple genres within an album and expect solid results. Joe Goldmark is one of those few. Perhaps it’s because the Bay Area favorite splits
“This is Jazz Fest – it doesn’t get much better than this!” So were the words of a music fan as she made her way towards the main Acura Stage,
On June 22nd, Dawes will release Passwords, the group’s sixth studio album, and fourth on their own HUB Records. Passwords is an album for and about the modern age: the relationships that fill it,
Listen up, Jazz Fest Day 2, you’ve got a lot of work ahead of you – because Day 1 is going to be hard to beat. For an opening day,
