Tony Harrah’s Facebook bio simply reads: “Honest family man and lover of bourbon and scotch.” It might sound silly if it weren’t so damn true. The West Virginia-based thirty-eight year
Equally inspired by the Americana community of her Nashville home and the boardwalk culture of her native New Jersey, Lucy Isabel introduces herself as a road-ready songwriter with her debut
It’s summer in New York City and time to kick off the Music Festival Season this coming weekend (May 31-June 2) with one of the finest – The Governors Ball
With temperatures reaching 80 degrees by the time that the gates opened, day three of the landmark festival was already off to a hot start. Dressed in t-shirts, shorts, tank
Day two, of the Boston Calling Festival on Saturday May 25th, packed a harder punch with a more eclectic mix of artists. Tame Impala headlined the night and carried on
Celebrating its tenth installment as Boston’s leading music festival, Boston Calling invited several alumni back to perform along with new faces and names at Harvard’s Athletic Complex in Allston, MA.
Over the past decade, Vancouver-based Black Mountain have never been afraid to experiment with their sound. While each of their past albums holds a nostalgic sound of the 70’s, each
In a seemingly parallel universe from fellow Atlanta native Lil Nas X’s country-rap juggernaut “Old Town Road” topping the charts for the seventh straight week, 21-year-old Faye Webster drops her
Shades of Shirley Horn represents a lifelong dream of sorts for D.C.-based vocalist Coniece Washington, who grew up with Horn and other female jazz vocalists like Sarah Vaughan, Ella Fitzgerald,
“She had such a kind smile, and her music is so good, that I didn’t want to go to sleep!” So said the nine-year-old whose father would consent only to
