Paul Simon Returns To The Big Stage & Leads Outside Lands 2019 Lineup
Another Planet Entertainment, Superfly, and Starr Hill Presents have announced the lineup for Outside Lands 2019. Outside Lands will return for the 12th year to San Francisco’s historic Golden Gate Park on August 9 – 11th, 2019. 3-Day GA and VIP tickets go on sale Thursday, March 28th at 10 am PT at www.SFOutsideLands.com. As […]
Chris Robinson Brotherhood Announce New LP ‘Servants Of The Sun’
Chris Robinson Brotherhood have announced their latest studio album ‘Servants Of The Sun‘ will be released June 14 on Silver Arrow Records. The CRB’s sixth full-length recording since forming in 2011 finds the band setting aside the studio explorations of more recent work, instead coming full circle to deliver their most direct, bare bones, rock and […]
VIDEO PREMIERE: Peter Mulvey Dwells on Alienation and Heartbreak with Gothic Folk Song “The Fox”
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, and immediately began cutting classes to busk on Grafton Street in Dublin and hitchhike through the country, finding whatever gigs he could. Back stateside, he […]
VIDEO PREMIERE: Cave Clove Groove With Soul-Meets-Indie Rock Sound on “Edge of Emergency”
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 track emerging as one of the Bay Area’s most compelling new acts. Releasing on May 3rd, Dollars to Tokens presents five unflinching chronicles of Colver’s […]
Sisters of the Strawberry Moon Featuring Luther Dicksinson Provide Family Get Together At New York’s City Winery (SHOW REVIEW/PHOTOS)
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 brings the best out of everyone? Fortunately for all those in the audience at City Winery New York on Tuesday night, the Sisters of the […]
Guster Perform Special ‘Lost & Gone Forever’ 20th Anniversary Show in Philly (PHOTOS)
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 “Fa Fa”, the Boston-based based band performed the album in its entirety. Photos by Cathy Poulton
Lettuce and John Scofield Get Weird at Los Angeles’ Theatre at Ace Hotel (SHOW REVIEW)
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 few shows. On March 20, 2019, at The Theatre at Ace Hotel (the beautifully restored concert hall in downtown Los Angeles), the combined band put […]
Strat Legend Robin Trower Talks 23rd Album ‘Coming Closer To The Day’ (INTERVIEW)
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 clockwork since his first solo album, 1973’s Twice Removed From Yesterday. On Friday, March 22nd, he dropped his twenty-third solo studio album, Coming Closer To […]
Andrew Bird Takes His View of Our Current Divisive State With ‘My Finest Work Yet’ (ALBUM REVIEW
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 these troubling times. The renowned multi-instrumental singer-songwriter, and indie favorite brings plenty of raw emotion in this album recorded live off the floor with no […]
