Peter Mulvey has been a songwriter, road-dog, raconteur and almost-poet since before he can remember. Raised working-class Catholic on the Northwest side of Milwaukee, he took a semester in Ireland,
An ambitious followup to Cave Clove’s eponymous 2016 full-length studio album, Dollars to Tokens demonstrates a potent formula for why vocalist/songwriter Katie Colver and her band are on a fast
When one goes to see a supergroup perform, one never knows what to expect. Will it be an un-rehearsed set of generic covers or a new combination of musicians that
Guster performed a special Lost & Gone Forever 20th Anniversary show at The Fillmore in Philadelphia, PA on Saturday, March 23rd. In honor of the 1999 album which features “Barrell of a Gun” and
Lettuce, the six-piece funk, jam-fusion band is finishing up their Vibe Up Winter tour and have joined forces with one of their heroes, modern jazz guitarist John Scofield for a
At 74, Robin Trower is a man whose creativity has not dried up the older he gets. In fact, he has been releasing an album every couple of years like
Andrew Bird may be tongue-in-cheek about the title, My Finest Work Yet, but it’s a little humor, a wink of sorts, in our struggle to find the moral compass in
In April 2019, folk singer Kelly Augustine releases her evocatively-titled debut record, Light in the Lowlands, recorded and produced by Grammy-nominated producer Wes Sharon (John Fullbright, the Turnpike Troubadours, The
Molly Thomas And The Rare Birds have always been authentic but Thomas and her band have raised the bar on honesty and vulnerability for their new album, Honey’s Fury. The
On Friday, March 22nd, English soul collective Jungle came through Asheville, NC for a show at the Orange Peel.
