Weyes Blood is extending her international tour schedule in support of Titanic Rising, her critically acclaimed new album, available now from Sub Pop. The “Something to Believe Tour” begins August 7th
Our watch has ended.
Samantha Fish tore the roof off Band on the Wall in Manchester, UK when she passed through on May 14th. She entered the stage looking very sassy followed by her
Tommy Bolin had become one of my favorite musicians in roughly the year prior to his appearance with his group as openers for the Blue Oyster Cult at Albany’s Palace
The New England Patriots. The Golden State Warriors. The Tedeschi Trucks Band. What is the common denominator? All three groups are highly successful, star-studded teams with a large, dedicated fan
If Wichita, Will Bennett & The Tells’ rollicking 2016 debut, was the sound of a singer-songwriter moving away from his hometown of Grinnell, IA, and starting a band, the group’s
At the crossroads of the cosmic stylings of The Grateful Dead and the vulnerable sonic truths of Todd Snider lies Ben Davis Jr., a genre-defying songwriter with a psychedelic-alt. country
Steel Pulse is a band that has been around for 40 years producing reggae songs about social justice. Mass Manipulation is the band’s first album in 15 years, but the
The third time is still a charm.
On the very eve of his band The Mother Hips’ annual Hipnic Festival (co-presented with FolkYeah Presents, this is year eleven for those keeping count), Greg Loiacono has released a
