Corb Lund is no stranger to a cover song. Before his stellar 2020 LP of all originals, Agricultural Tragic, he put out an eclectically brilliant EP singing songs by everyone
The storytelling spirit is as old and deep as Appalachia itself, and as a child of the West Virginia hills perhaps it was inevitable that Drew Cable would become the
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on Bronco, the new album from Orville Peck, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for full
On Saturday, April 23rd, at The Brooklyn Bowl Philadelphia, British Hard Rockers and Glam devotees The Darkness entered the home stretch of their North American tour, playing the 33rd of
High-energy musicians from several genres melding elements of Rock, Rhythm & Blues, and Jazz (with a little Country & Western to Boot), Willie D & The Hip Pockets play infectious
Jonny Burke fortifies vivid vignettes with a poet’s eye (“Behind the Pine Curtain”) and an alchemist’s precision (“High Katie”). Exhibit A: Behind the Pine Curtain. The Central Texas songwriter’s excellent
The mysterious garage punk outfit The Mummies played a searing sold-out set at Brooklyn’s Elsewhere on Saturday night (4/23) as the wrapped-up budget rockers tore the house down. Before the
Last year the team at Black N’ Blue Productions kicked off the (semi-controversially) return of live music to NYC with a packed Tompkins Square Park show on the Lower East
Earth, Wind & Fire first gained notoriety in 1972 and has not lost traction as a band with universal appeal. They have crossed all genre of music having produced 23
Fresh off winning three Grammys, Olivia Rodrigo certainly has one of the most — if not the most — in-demand tours this spring. On the sold-out Sour Tour, the fast-rising
