Andrew Bird brought his latest album My Finest Work Yet to an intimate audience at Brooklyn’s eclectic art hub National Sawdust on April 9, 2019. The sold-out two-night stand was
Tyler Ramsey literally had nothing to prove when he opted to put his solo career in second gear and join forces with Band of Horses for a tour in 2007.
Our Native Daughters — the collaboration of Rhiannon Giddens, Leyla McCalla, Allison Russell and Amythyst Kiah — will launch their first-ever live performances this July in support of their LP
Psychedelic Porn Crumpets are taking 2019 by the horns! Announcing their new album And Now For The Whatchamacallit, their first released on Marathon Records and is out May 31st. Marathon
Yeasayer’s new album Erotic Reruns (June 7/Yeasayer Records) distills a decade of twisted, paranoid pop into the Brooklyn band’s most direct, cut-to-the-bone album yet. Over nine crisp and compact new songs, Yeasayer balance a sardonic
Damien Jurado played a nearly sold out show at Portland’s Revolution Hall on Friday, April 5th, an intimate venue in the former Washington High School auditorium, a unique music venue
For Band of Skulls’ fifth LP, Love Is All You Love, the U.K. rockers made a conscious effort to record a happier and more optimistic album. In response to depressing
It first seemed perplexing for the theme from Rocky to waft out over the sound system while the Allman Betts Band assumed their positions on a stage in maximum darkness
With apologies to their home-town festival name, this will be a “high water mark” year for the duo Cary Ann Hearst and Michael Trent aka Shovels & Rope. By Blood
Dylan LeBlanc will continue his worldwide headline tour this summer, adding new stops at Los Angeles’ Troubadour, Portland’s Doug Fir, San Diego’s Casbah, London’s Omeara and Paris’s Les Etoiles among
