Last night (May 27) Adam Lambert and Queen kicked off the 2022-leg of the Rhapsody Tour at the SSE Arena in Belfast, UK. This is the supergroup’s first live performance
When John Hiatt’s eighth album, Bring The Family, came out thirty-five years ago (5/29/87), it was the pivotal album of his career. And it has remained so in the interim,
Chicago’s Dehd has carved out a particular niche for themselves with their male/female vocal jumps, distinct guitar tones, and unnatural knack for melody. Their 2019 breakout, Water is a great
Over the past few years, Neil Young has been going through his large collection of shelved albums and finally giving the public access to these works. Some of those releases
With his charismatic new album, Giving It All Away (Blue Rose Music), recorded at Widespread Panic bassist Dave Schools’ Northern California studio, Spacecamp, Greg Loiacono dives headfirst into the dichotomies of love, exploring happiness and heartache
When Pete Townshend walked onstage, he thanked the crowd while mentioning he wasn’t sure The Who would ever play Madison Square Garden again. There was a palpable sense of joy
Back in April, Wilco announced their 12th studio album Cruel Country will be released Friday, May 27. A double album that has the Chicago band leaning into the Country music
“This is my wheelhouse. I love a narrative housed in a three-minute burner. The song was written after reading Gods of Howl Mountain by Taylor Brown. It is a tip
Moving on from the easygoing simplicity of the 2021 trio outing Ancient Grains (with keyboardist Sam Yahel & drummer Dennis Edwards), Will Bernard has now bravely undertaken an expedition into
“Your Ghost” the debut solo release from Brooklyn’s Maggie Carson, is a compelling burst of modern Appalachia that is both fresh and deeply ingrained in the American story. On this
