It’s no secret that when Rickie Lee Jones, one of the great songwriters of her generation, comes up against walls in her own writing, she turns to the great, luminous
Veteran LA-based singer-songwriter Eleni Mandell’s 11th studio album, Wake Up Again, finds her juggling the roles of musician, mother, teacher and student. While Mandell will admit to the difficulty of
From the opening “Althea” through the end of “The Mighty Quinn”, Friday’s crowd at Eugene, Oregon’s Cuthbert Amphitheater was picking up what Joe Russo’s Almost Dead was throwing down. Russo,
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on It Is What It Is, the new album from ska punks Madaline, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for full
The Governors Ball Music Festival – GovBallNYC is now in its 9th year and it has evolved from a much smaller festival on Governor’s Island to a four-stage 3-day extravaganza
Willard Gayheart has dedicated his life to Appalachia. Growing up in the Cumberland Gap region of Kentucky and eventually settling down in the small town of Galax, Virginia nestled in the
Quicksilver Daydream is Adam Lytle, Alex Bayer, Alf Lenni Erlandsen, Brett Banks, and Glenn Forsythe. Employing both the mechanical and mythical, the band paints sweeping, symbolic landscapes, conjuring worlds that vibrate
Nashville-based rock band The Prescriptions recently released their debut album Hollywood Gold through Single Lock Records. In an interview with lead singer and songwriter Hays Ragsdale, Billboard stated that Hollywood
Occasionally this writer will return to Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers classics: 1964’s Free for All or 1961’s A Night in Tunisia, marvel at the joy and passion of
On Saturday night June 1st, Rodrigo y Gabriela brought their unique blend of Nuevo Flamenco, rock, and heavy metal to Atlanta’s Fox Theatre. The tour is in support of their
