Last summer, the Devon Allman Project toured with Duane Betts as a “special guest.” Looking back, those shows were a trial balloon for this year’s full-fledged album and tour. This
KISS said farewell to Atlanta on Sunday night (4/7) with a colorful rock circus that encompassed all you might expect from the band on its End Of The Road World
There’s something about those hills and woods in upstate New York that often breed engaging music. Certainly The Band and others from Woodstock come to mind. Think also of the
Chain Station is a 4-piece, high-energy, get ‘em out on the dance floor string band born high in the mountains but based in Denver, Colorado. Their music is well-steeped in
There’s no counting the worlds Jeremie Albino has traveled to get to where he is today, and no telling which ones he might head to next. Born and raised in
Ex Hex played a sold-out show Thursday night (4/4) at the Bowery Ballroom on the Lower East Side of NYC, mixing in songs from their first two albums, Rips and
Bob Mould returned to back to the twin cities- a place where he once fronted a well-known indie band in the 80s and early 90’s. On this occasion, he visited
“The record’s about turning the darkness and pain I’ve experienced in my life into songs that can inspire others to make the best of hard times.” Shawn James wasn’t kidding.
Natalie Mering has spoken at length about Titanic Rising, her fourth release as Weyes Blood. There’s a sense she feels there’s something special in it, that she’s dug deep through
Tim Bluhm’s fifth solo record, his first in ten years, Sorta Surviving, is the country record he’s always wanted to put out there. Most of his musical life has found
