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
Friday evening on June 28th was a quintessentially beautiful summer night in the city and a nearly ideal setting for gig number five of the Drive By Truckers’ six night
“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
It was the ultimate rock and roll marathon for the second day of Solid Sound, from wild garage punk to noisy, experimental prog-rock. Despite a forecast that showed hostile periods
The beauty of Solid Sound is the drastic difference between each day at the festival. Night one is an odd balance of calm and buzzy excitement, much like the feeling
What is it with indie-rock and the wild animal names? Tame Impala, Fleet Foxes, Mountain Goats, Deerhunter, Grizzly Bear, Panda Bear, Minus the Bear, Bear in Heaven, Message to Bears…a
The way bands come and go, you have to be impressed when a band has been at it for more than 20 years. Pepper is one such band. Along the
Today, Mandolin Orange — whose acclaimed new album Tides Of A Teardrop topped Billboard’s Heatseekers, Folk / Americana, Current Country and Bluegrass Charts — announce their biggest US tour to
Danny Boyle’s ode to the Beatles is an audience pleasing delight.
