At their early apex, The Beatles exuded a tremendous confidence manifest in the tuneful material they wrote, played, sang and recorded with irrepressible gusto. Little wonder the group made such
A stunning new transfer allows you to see the Kubrick classic like never before.
One of the year’s most surprising treats comes home for the holidays.
One would be hard-pressed to think of a more quintessential go-to artisan for dynamic and progressive new music than Lisa Papineau. She began her performance career in experimental theatre and
When I made the arrangements to return to my old stomping grounds at UVM’s Patrick Gymnasium on December 12, 1976, I had no idea Rory Gallagher was opening for Dave
Trey Anastasio brought his playful yet passionate array of Phish, Solo and even Kasvot Växt songs to Boulder’s Mackey Auditorium on 12/14/18. Photos by Todd Radunsky, Edit this setlist | More
A few weeks ago, singer-songwriter Shawn Mullins played a show at Baton Rouge’s Red Dragon Listening Room which was nothing short of mesmerizing. With an aching timbre in his voice,
Phosphorescent and Liz Cooper & The Stampede brought their unique brands of indie folk to The Theater of Living Arts in Philadelphia on 12/14/18. Photos by Cathy Poulton.
A brilliant, darkly hilarious take on history, The Favourite is one of the year’s best.
Fueled by Ronan and Robbie, Mary Queen of Scots is a fascinating if imperfect historical tale.
