When asked to sum up his 25-year career in music, singer/songwriter/producer Salim Nourallah says, “I feel like the Texas version of Nick Lowe, except I haven’t entered my silver-haired crooner
In lieu of the booklet of prose, photos etc., usually enclosed in each edition of Dave’s Picks, Volume 32 contains a foldout within which there are some replications of newspaper
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on The Teenage Years of the 21st Century, the new album from singer-songwriter Micah Schnabel, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for full resolution
It was absolutely delightful to watch and hear Bela Fleck and the Flecktones at the Flynn Center on December 7th. As the band continued the ongoing celebration of its thirty
Producer and author Yvette Landry has just written a new biography of the “The Godfather of Swamp Pop” Warren Storm with the same title as its musical companion album Taking
Oakland rock outfit Howlin Rain brought their hard-driving live show to Portland, Oregon’s Doug Fir Lounge on Friday, December 6th. They were packing a new live album, Under the Wheels:
In My Town, Chip Greene’s latest release, takes a look at Nashville’s past and present. The arrangements are stacked high with brass, strings, piano, and the soulful stomp of Greene’s voice, while the songs examine the effects of
The Pink Stones happened when Hunter Pinkston recruited a merry band of stoners to travel with him through time and space, creating a cosmic country, rock n’ roll sound once
On Wednesday, December 4th, Cher brought a huge stage show and her timeless catalog to NYC’s Madison Square Garden with openers Nile Rodgers and CHIC.
Allah-Las played a sold out show at Portland’s Wonder Ballroom on Saturday, December 7th. The psych-folk-surf rock band from LA are touring on their newest album Lahs, a reference to
