There are certain collaborations that are just meant to be: Tom Petty/Stevie Nicks, Queen/David Bowie and perhaps some that aren’t (ie Metallica/Lou Reed). Place Calexico and Iron & Wine in
“I never had a hangover I liked,” Jason Hawk Harris sings on “Cussing at the Light,” the second song on his superb full-length solo debut, the aptly titled Love &
The book on sacred steel legend Robert Randolph has always been that his music is more on the secular side of the aisle than the religious, but on Brighter Days,
When it was announced that Sleater-Kinney would be recording their new album with producer St. Vincent (Annie Clark) fans expected some changes to the groups rocking sound. It is doubtful
The Grateful Dead’s embrace of serendipity often extended beyond the improvisation journeys they embarked upon while inhabiting the concert stage. Witness the conception and execution of the “Wall of Sound,”
Warner Brothers have just announced that there will be a theatrical release of Bruce Springsteen’s, Western Stars. The film will be premiered next month at the Toronto International Film Festival.
August 23rd will see The National’s live film and EP out on Amazon Prime, alongside the adjacent EP on Amazon music. The National: I Am Easy To Find, Live From
Brittany Howard of Alabama Shakes kicked off a new era of her musical career at Asheville, North Carolina’s Orange Peel on August 17th in support her solo debut Jamie, due
“Let me welcome you ladies and gentlemen, I would like to say hello. Are you ready for some entertainment? Are you ready for a show?” These words, most familiar to
Saturday night August 17th, 20,000 packed into the MidFlorida Credit Union Amphitheatre in Tampa, Florida for a celebration of female-fronted rock and roll. The three acts each brought its own
