“It’s nice they didn’t notice I stole this guitar,” said an in jest Haley Heynderickx two songs into her 30-minute opening set for The Milk Carton Kids at Phoenix’s Musical
Dallas rockers The Roomsounds, who are set to release their latest LP Good Company on October 15 know a thing or two about big hummable hooks and a classic rock fervor that rekindles
It’s one thing for an album to trace the path of a relationship along its traditional arc; early curiosity expands into lunatic passion before cooling to inertness. But what if
Despite the heat and humidity, it was nothing short of a glorious summer day on Boston Harbor on August 26th at Leader Bank Pavillion for The Spirit of The South
On August 27th, Brandi Carlile took the stage at Thompson’s Point in Portland, Maine, alongside her longtime musical companions, identical twin brothers Phil and Tim Hanseroff. “Hey everybody,” she called
The Flaming Lips continually remain one of the most entertaining touring bands going as their communal rock can be referred to as psychedelic love-bombs. It was just a few months
What a feeling to be back at the Gorge! The Gorge is one of the most beautiful, special music venues in the country, and for Phish and their fans, it’s
Chris Stapleton played his first of two shows in Georgia on Friday night August 27th, starting with Alpharetta’s own Ameris Bank Theatre. The All American Road Show Tour not only
Tré Burt is a solid match for the late John Prine’s label Oh Boy Records. Like it’s founder, Burt populates his songs with distinctively unique characters; good, bad and straight
Rating: B The nature of folklore is change. That’s the first (and, really, only) rule that should be understood when going into Candyman, director Nia DaCosta’s sequel to/reboot of the
