Rock supergroups are not yet dead. Dave Alvin recounts, “I had a crazy idea and was looking for musicians who perhaps didn’t think it was so insane.” There will be
Lee Ranaldo and Raül Refree are two fantastic guitarists, Ranaldo as a founding member of noise rock legends Sonic Youth and Refree as a flamenco innovator, yet their first co-release,
Tami Neilson is a Canadian-born New Zealand powerhouse vocalist, half-Patsy Cline, half-Wanda Jackson with a healthy dose of soul too. Put simply, she is a force of nature. While her
Renowned Deadhead Photographer Jay Blakesberg will be bringing his Between The Dark and Light – Grateful Dead Slideshow Storytelling Presentation to the East coast for four dates in celebration of
Tennis’ fifth full-length album, Swimmer, is an immersive collection of dreamy pop music that captures everything the duo does well, though it doesn’t stray from the formula started with 2011’s
A modern torch record, Michelle Brooke’s new EP Let the Light In (due April 10th) gets into the intricacies of love and loss with soul-infused style and aplomb. It’s neo-R&B with
Oh Sees have announced a run of fall North American tour dates. Throughout the month of September, the band will be performing in 18 dates across the U.S. and Canada. In
Launched three decades ago, Harald Löwy’s enduring German indie-tronic dreamcore project Chandeen is now gearing up for the release of its 10th album, Mercury Retrograde. The title was inspired by Löwy’s
Embarking on its 18th year at sea, the Forecastle Festival will return this July 17-19, 2020, featuring iconic acoustic rocker Jack Johnson; 2020 Grammy-winning Kentucky natives Cage The Elephant; and The 1975. Additional music
Last week Wynonna & The Big Noise teamed up with Bob Weir of the Grateful Dead for an exciting show at the legendary San Francisco venue The Fillmore. During the set they covered many classic
