February 19th at Rough Trade in Brooklyn was a night for straight-up rock and roll – no hip hop toss-ins, no pop sentiments, no funk bass lines; just unapologetic, in
Two-time GRAMMY-nominated blues-rock sensation Joe Bonamassa announces U.S. tour dates for summer 2020, as he heads out on the road for his extensive spring U.S. tour. The newly announced dates
NYC punk/rock ‘n’ roll band WYLDLIFE will release their fourth album ‘Year Of The Snake’ on April 17 via Steven Van Zandt’s Wicked Cool Records. Album pre-orders have launched along
Legacy Recordings, a division of Sony Music Entertainment, will release First Rose of Spring—Willie Nelson‘s 70th solo studio album (and 14th for the label)–on Friday, April 24 (right before Willie‘s 87th birthday
It’s always special when Lyle Lovett comes to town and he’s been to Tucson many times. Every show is different and that may account for the reason that many of
Motion City Soundtrack has recently returned from a three-year hiatus and made its return to its home city of Minneapolis, MN. The five-piece alt-rockers churned out a slew of hits
This by the numbers thriller never manages to gain traction.
On The Widow’s Walk is the new studio album from The White Buffalo (out 4/17) the touring and recording persona of Jake Smith – US singer, songwriter, guitarist, teller of
It’s been a long time coming but the wait is over so it’s all good, man.
Watching Once Were Brothers: Robbie Robertson and The Band is a refresher course in perspective. The Ron Howard co-production is both entertaining and provocative for most of its duration, but,
