San Francisco native singer/songwriter Leland Ettinger inhabits the hallucinatory LA seen by transplants like Canadians Neil Young and Joni Mitchell or Sacramento’s Joan Didion (from whom Leland & the Silver
In “This Head Ain’t Big Enough for the Two of Us”, the KY-born multi-instrumentalist Duncan Wood manages to squeeze the listener in for a brief but exciting tour of what seems
Iron Maiden have been tearing apart stages since their debut in 1980. For over 50 years the band has been releasing intense recordings and bringing them to life on stage.
This weekend, Daytona International Speedway put their race cars in a garage to make way for some of Rock and Roll’s biggest names for the Welcome To Rockville festival. The
With the new David Bowie documentary Moonage Daydream, Brett Morgen (The Kid Stays in the Picture, Kurt Cobain: Montage of Heck, Jane) presents a genre-defying immersion into the art and
With a howling and unholy mix of punk rock and the blues, Jeffrey Lee Pierce and The Gun Club exploded on the L.A. club scene in the early ’80s. By
This Saturday (May 21), Saturday Night Live closed out its 47th season. Michelle Zauner’s Japanese Breakfast acted as the musical guest for the season finale, performing two cuts, “Paprika” and
With John Doe’s new solo album, Fables In A Foreign Land, released on Friday, May 20, the X singer/bass player finds himself in a pre-industrial state of mind, where living
Hatched in Cleveland, Ohio, Big Hoke delivers horn infused, original Americana and Roots/Rock/Revivalism. Elements of New Orleans Jazz, early Rock n’ Roll, and a Singer/Songwriter mentality make this 12 piece
On Friday, May 20th, indie rocker Phoebe Bridgers brought her Reunion Tour to Austin, Texas for a show at the Moody Amphitheater. Sloppy Jane opened.
