Football is a wonderful sport. Because it is so wonderful and refreshingly surprising. In many areas the little one can still beat the big one and even big tournaments like
LP (Laura Pergolizzi) visited Philadelphia’s Fillmore on 2/15/19 in support of her new album Heart to Mouth released late last year. LP dazzled with her unique style, stage presence, and vocal
If you are of the belief that there is no weirdness left in music these days, you clearly haven’t heard Alex Cameron. Along with his “business partner” Roy Molloy, a
Broken hearts, dark days, lonely nights, and taking the high road are imprinted on classic albums from countless country music legends ranging from Hank Williams to Johnny Cash. These rough-hewn
Pope Paul and the Illegals’ debut offering When The Stars Come Hurtling Down (out February 22nd on Dial Back Sound) is a smorgasbord of acumen connecting on twang and rockabilly with
Grammy-nominated guitarist Julian Lage, only 31, has already developed a reputation as one of the world’s best. On Love Hurts Lage does his freewheeling interpretations of pieces written by a
The debut full-length album from Yola, titled Walk Through Fire showcases her phenomenal vocals over lush retro-pop and light soul/country arraignments. Produced by Dan Auerbach with songs co-written by Yola,
Wadada Leo Smith, acclaimed jazz trumpeter, multi-instrumentalist, composer, educator and “creator” has released a new musical composition, an oratorio of seven songs inspired by the iconic civil rights leader Rosa
On Wednesday, February 13th, southern rock stalwarts Blackberry Smoke brought their show to Portland, Oregon’s Revolution Hall, much to the delight of the sold out crowd. Fort Worth, Texas rock
Some poor jaded souls spend a lot of time whining about what happened to “real rock and roll.” Those folks have clearly never heard Screamin’ Rebel Angels, a band that
