We can’t help but open this review with a coincidence. Guitarist and Mavis Staples bandleader Rick Holmstrom, dubbed by Mavis as “Pops Jr.,” has titled his album of instrumentals exactly as
Lotus wrapped up a highly-anticipated two-night run at the Baltimore Soundstage on Saturday, February 26, with a pair of lively sets replete with their trademark infectious melodies and slick beats,
Grammy-nominated saxophonist and composer Melissa Aldana makes her Blue Note debut, leading a quintet of esteemed players on the deeply personal, pandemic-inspired 12 Stars. You may recognize her as one
Lukas Nelson & POTR will return to the road this spring with their newly revamped headline tour. Upcoming shows include Wilmington’s Greenfield Lake Amphitheater (two nights), Charleston’s Charleston Music Hall, Charlotte’s
Joss Stone is a multi-talented lady. She’s a singer, songwriter, actress and can cook in her kitchen with hundreds of her fans watching her culinary successes … and disasters. But
Live music is special on its own, but the artist who knows how to truly entertain an audience is something else entirely. Think about any show you’ve seen; did the
Tearing out of Southern California way back in 1979, Agent Orange took the ferocity of the ripening punk rock sound, crushed up some surf rock, and threw that in, and
Metallica returned to stadium action for their first show of 2022 at the relatively new Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas on February 25th. The 16 song setlist was heavy on
Saxophonist, composer, and actor Calvin Johnson Jr. has one of the most soulful, bluesy tenor saxophone tones heard in recent memory. This is not at all surprising given the third-generation
The HawtThorns is an Americana rock duo comprised of husband and wife Johnny and KP Hawthorn. The fact that they make music together seems like it was meant to be.
