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.
These days it seems like every other day there is an anniversary tour coming through, but that’s not necessarily a bad thing. The inherent draw of these anniversary tours is
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.
Into the Spider-Verse might just be the best iteration of your friendly neighborhood Spider-man.
Rock and roll on a racetrack, madre of West Coast music festivals, High Sierra Music Festival will return July 4 – July 7 to beautifulQuincy, CA, for its 29th consecutive year and today is pleased
The Dave Matthews Band recently headed out on the road for a month-long East Coast tour in support of the number one album, Away From The World. The juggernaut live band visited Philadelphia’s
[rating=8.00] Singer-songwriter Jay Psaros is proof that hard work pays off. His fifth studio album, again produced by Lorne Entress, Trees Beyond the Town, was completely fan funded, with Psaros
Addi McDaniel, Brooklyn-based singer hailed as “a dynamo with a brass-plated voice” by the LA Times, announced her debut solo album, “After The News,” December 6th. The record is out January 25
