Today Billy Branch arguably holds the title that Little Walter held in the ‘50s, “Chicago Blues Harmonica Master.” It’s only fitting that he pays tribute to the iconic bluesman, Little
The world has been losing rock stars at a staggering pace in recent years, reminding us to treasure those who are still around and creating music. Luckily we still have
From a purely chronological standpoint, Leland Sundries—the musical project led by Brooklyn troubadour Nick Loss-Eaton—is relatively young. But lend an ear to The Apothecary EP, or check out Leland Sundries’
On the heels of a spectacular two set performance in Charlotte the night prior, Dead and Company opened their second show in two days at Atlanta’s Cellairis Amphitheatre at Lakewood,
For those unaware, the best power trio in the country is the New Brunswick, New Jersey-based Screaming Females. Their blend of arena-ready riffs, punk/DIY styling, art rock angles, and openness
The final day of Solid Sound almost didn’t even happen. Apocalyptic rain, thunder and lightning nearly took over the day when it hit the area around noon, just in time
Musicians make unimaginable sacrifices for their art, and Nashville’s alternative rock duo, CITY SILOS, is no stranger to it. Husband-and-wife Chris and Kristen Butler worked tirelessly for the last four
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“Everything dies, baby that’s a fact / But maybe everything that dies someday comes back” — Bruce Springsteen in “Atlantic City” Like a phoenix rising from the ashes in a
When The Rolling Stones first toured Germany in the fall of 1965, chaos ensued. They were still a very young band, having played their first official concert, sans drummer Charlie
