“Music can’t lie.” Seth Warden, Doug Moody, and Brian Melick started out making music for kids. Now as Warden and Co., the trio presents Somewhere (due out April 8th), their
Gideon King & City Blog are a New York-based collective of musicians, all of whom have built up followings in various genres and their connectedness to different musical worlds is
Band of Horses’ career started off incredibly strong with their debut Everything All The Time and the follow-up Cease To Begin, establishing their sparkling musical style. Eventually diminishing returns crept
In the wake of the pandemic back in 2020, David Quinn left his adopted headquarters of Chicago in favor of a move to rural Indiana, into a house on a
It’s been nearly ten years since Jason Isbell released Southeastern, the Dave Cobb-produced album that propelled him onto the radar for a new legion of fans. Isbell had always been
Elena Loper is an alt-folk singer-songwriter and guitarist based in Seattle, WA. Loper’s music combines her soaring vocals with her intricate guitar picking and introspective writing. Cozy up to the warm
In a new weekly roundup, Glide drops caustic commentary on selected tracks from release day Friday. Guided By Voices – “Mad River Man” Ever since Robert Pollard started fleshing out
“We’re gonna play a lot of songs tonight. It’s the last night of the tour, we’ve got a little bit of gas in the tank, why not? We’re gonna play
The Dip is a seven-piece band from Seattle that has built quite an impressive following (nearly a million monthly Spotify listeners as of this writing) with its lively, soulful sound.
Ryan Adams has booked a show at the 2,804-seat capacity Stern Auditorium/Perelman Stage in Carnegie Hall The New York City performance is slated for May 14, 2022, at 8:00 p.m.
