Eclectic alt-rock veterans Garbage have returned with their third post-hiatus album and seventh overall. No Gods No Masters continues in the Wisconsin band’s tradition, melding disparate musical styles into a
Places like Nashville, Austin and Bakersfield have long been part of the lexicon of country music, but for many years the Pacific Northwest has been quietly carving out its own
Atmospheric instrumental band Lanterna released their seventh studio album, Hidden Drives, on June 4th (via Badman Recording Co.) – but as frontman/guitarist Henry Frayne explains, these new tracks actually emerged
Much is made about improvisation or playing in the moment. While some bands pay casual reference to those phrases, as if to think it will improve their credibility, Bright Dog
Dr. Dog, who has been touring non-stop (aside from 2020), has announced they will stick to the studio and other endeavors that don’t include touring. The band announced in a
Black Pumas just made their triumphant hometown return to live music with a historic sold-out five-night stand at Austin’s Stubb’s BBQ, the city’s first full-capacity shows since March of 2020. Today the
Judas Priest will finally get the opportunity to celebrate their 50th anniversary this year with the launch of a North American tour this fall. The 50 Heavy Metal Years Tour
Deer Tick are joining forces with Delta Spirit for the 2021 ‘FriendSHIP Tour’. The tour kicks off on the West Coast on October 30th and concludes with two back-to-back shows at the
While Robert Fripp, has kept in the spotlight over the past year with his weekly viral series with his wife Toyah Wilcox doing campy covers, his main act King Crimson
Cathing a few bad breaks is one thing, but imagine if your record label folded and right when you’re about to play the prestigious Stagecoach Festival in Spring 2020…well you
