Valerie June was glowing as she took the stage before a sold-out audience in Portland, Oregon. Her stop at the Aladdin Theater on Saturday, April 2nd was the first of
Jason Quever, better known as Papercuts, has been releasing psychedelic dream-pop since 2004. Having recently moved back to the San Francisco Bay Area, Quever began writing songs for what would
One of the brightest young stars in the blues universe shined all over the historic Apollo Theater in Harlem on Thursday night March 31st as 22-year-old Christone “Kingfish” Ingram dazzled
Dark Star Orchestra returned to The Paramount in Huntington on March 30th for the first time since November of 2019. Of course, this was originally scheduled for New Year’s weekend,
Born and raised outside Houston, Denitia’s southern heritage forms a canvas for her evolving musical portrait. As a child, she performed in church choirs and taught herself to play piano
After first meeting in 2012 at DePaul University, Libby Weitnauer, Eli Broxham, and Owen Burton became fast friends and began writing music together with every free moment. After years apart,
In a new weekly roundup, Glide drops caustic commentary on selected tracks from release day Friday. Duster – “Feel No Joy” Duster’s 2019 reunion album was no fluke. The space
Widespread Panic announces the long-awaited official release of Miss Kitty’s Lounge on May 20th. The album will be released on vinyl in independent record stores, digitally on Livewidespreadpanic.com and streaming everywhere. Following the
Blending the musical influence and attitude of Waylon Jennings with the swagger of the Wu-Tang Clan, Paul Cauthen delivers an impressively confident and highly enjoyable third LP with Country Coming
On the fourth album from San Diego’s Afro-Funk and Soul-Jazz nine-piece The Sure Fire Soul Ensemble, the group digs into these turbulent times with instrumental power. The ten songs presented
