Lenny Kravitz played Philadelphia’s Metropolitan Opera House on Thursday, August 22nd. This four-time Grammy winner is on the second leg of his Raise Vibration Tour. Kravitz is touring in support
If you were lucky enough to be at the Doug Fir Lounge in Portland, Oregon on Wednesday, August 21, then you played witness to a multigenerational showcase of rock and
[rating=7.00] It’s a national conversation that has been repeated so often that it borders on parody. The self-aggrandizing Baby Boomers who scowl and rasp at the entitled and ungrateful Millennials,
On August 16th, Oh Sees released the latest in their big bold evolution/musical revolution titled Face Stabber. The double LP, whose lead single “Henchlock” is a 21 minute odyssey in
Jim James, acclaimed genre-bending solo artist, passionate social activist and leader of My Morning Jacket, and conductor/composer Teddy Abrams & The Louisville Orchestra announce the release of their collaborative project, The
For Lowlight, the ideas of band and family are inseparable – for them, playing music together is more than an artistic or commercial venture, but a way to form and
Having established her reputation through live performances, it’s somewhat surprising Live At The Old Church is Holly Bowling’s first official concert release (though there have been more than a few
Quintet from composer and saxophonist Roxy Coss takes on two meanings. It’s her fifth album and it’s rendered with a quintet. These are all Coss compositions, reimagined from previous albums
Who Cares is the fourth album for singer-songwriter/guitarist David G. Smith, an Iowa-based artist who records in Nashville. The album was produced by and dedicated to the late Blue Miller
Stray Cats led by Brian Setzer, Lee Rocker and Slim Jim Phanton created a rockabilly scene like it was the early 80’s or perhaps the 50’s again on August 18th at
