Considering that Del McCoury has had a career spanning well over fifty years and has played a pivotal role in the growth of bluegrass music, he could easily rest on
When her second full-length album Crushing came out earlier this year, we watched Julia Jacklin continue to evolve as an artist from 2016’s Don’t Let the Kids Win. Her voice
There’s something a little weird about a co-headlining show. No matter what the acts are, whichever plays first just doesn’t attract the same crowd. One act has to function as
After selling out almost all dates on their current U.S. tour, Tool have added a new run of North American tour dates in early 2020. The new dates in support of their
Today, on Mose Allison’s birthday, Fat Possum Records releases two newly-recorded Allison tracks from IF YOU’RE GOING TO THE CITY: A Tribute To Mose Allison, out November 29. Pixies vocalist
Call it a money grab or a reconciliation of the Brothers- but Black Crowes’ Chris and Rich Robinson will celebrate the 30th anniversary of their debut album, Shake Your Money Maker,
Rock and roll is an increasingly rare commodity these days. One of the few bands taking a tried and true approach to guitar rock and actually drawing crowds is Twin
An equal mix of curiosity and anticipation compelled me to go see Steve Miller this early summer day at the Springfield Civic Center, Springfield, MA, USA on May 10, 1974. And
Dave’s Picks Volume 31 continues the unofficial campaign to to nurture the reputation of the late Brent Mydland. Not that the keyboardist/vocalist/songwriter needs his honor restored; in his essay within
Saturday evening’s LEVITATION lineup was the centerpiece of the festival. The Black Angels performed with their idol, John Cale. A founding member of The Velvet Underground, Cale’s song, “The Black
