Approaching the half-century anniversary of Steely Dan’s Aja (released 9/23/77) it’s confounding to try and figure out why it became the group’s most commercially successful album. After all, a fair-sized hit,
Dead & Company have shared via social media that their upcoming yet unannounced 2023 tour will be their final tour. As Bob Weir posted on his page “Well it looks
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For the first time in a decade, The Mars Volta graced the stage. Last night (September 22), the duo kicked off their tour at The Factory in Deep Ellum in
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Alekos “Kosie” Syropoulos is a Grammy-winning composer, known for his contributions to the R&B and Hip Hop worlds. Over the course of his musical career, he has performed and/or recorded
