Although the Dave Matthews Band have outgrown the confines of Red Rocks, there was plenty to get down to as the ever-evolving band made their way to Fiddlers Green just
“If screens are so important to telling these stories, then obviously we live our lives on them. And if we live our lives on them, let’s just tell a story on them.” – ‘Searching’ director Aneesh Chaganty
A solid premise is nearly wasted by a flat script.
Having had the good fortune to spend a few weeks hiking around Europe during July, a funny thing happened. I listened to none of the playlists I had prepared on
[rating=5.00] The Lemon Twigs have taken liberties. Their latest album, Go To School, is a musical about a monkey’s trials and tribulations of fitting into a human school. While there
[rating=9.00] As you can tell from the big headline Eamon is a multi-media project. We will focus on the music but the accompanying graphic novel and its back story is
[rating=7.00] Candi Staton releases her 30th album, Unstoppable, aptly titled for a career in R&B, gospel, blues and even disco. She’s had hits in 5 different decades. Here she reunites
[rating=7.00] Ten years on, White Denim applies the basics of rock and roll through an irrepressible attitude and a sound that consistently blends energy with exhilaration. Their tenth album Performance shares those
[rating=7.00] Lucie Silvas has made a platinum selling album (2004’s Breathe In), worked with a variety of major labels, and played on stages alongside music’s top selling artists. In one
[rating=8.00] Veteran singer-songwriter David Olney takes a poetic look at the darkness inevitably surrounding the current immigration crisis, pleading for open hearts and mercy in the process. It’s not quite
