On the sixth consecutive day of Newport Folk Festival’s “Folk On” and the third of the second segment, the schedule got a needed pick-me-up from the bluesy rock musings of
The best moments of day two—or day five, depending on how you look at it—of the second part of Newport Folk Festival’s “Folk On” event came from new voices. While
In very sad news today, ZZ Top founding member and bassist Dusty Hil died today at age 72 from unspecified causes. The longstanding Texas power trio has had the same
Trafalgar Releasing and Anthem Entertainment are proud to announce that RUSH —Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson, and Neil Peart—are set to return to the big screen as Rush: Cinema Strangiato – Director’s Cut comes to select movie theaters
Remember when music videos actually meant something? Yes, one time they were visual signifiers of the music and as vital as the songs themselves. Paul Leary probably remembers this well,
The fifth TORRES album, Thirstier, finds indie artist Mackenzie Scott breaking new ground, expanding her territory into a more excited and positive place. The quiet, contemplative sound that made up
Since his major label debut, the groundbreaking Salesmen and Racists, Ike Reilly has been making punk/folk/blues influenced rock ’n’ roll records that lean heavily on stories of outsiders with keen
Cello and violin aren’t exactly the lead instruments one would expect to drop stunning indie-rock compositions. Yet Takénobu brings an explosive mix of art-rock and all-encompassing new-wave that sounds as
Nashville-based singer-songwriter Emily Nenni sang her first songs on stage at legendary Robert’s Western World by bribing the band and doorman with cookies. She has since honed in her Honky-Tonk
Tekla Waterfield self-released one record before establishing a life-changing partnership with her multi-instrumentalist, producer, husband, Jeff Fielder. The two have co-produced Waterfield’s second solo LP, The Curtain Falls, and their debut duo record, Trouble In Time, both
