My Morning Jacket’s performance at Boston’s Roadrunner on October 24th showcased a quintet not just rejuvenated but in peak form. Between their carefully crafted setlist, obvious enthusiasm, and improved musicianship,
The 50th anniversary celebration tour of The Headhunters pulled into New York City for a packed set of funky jazz in a historic Greenwich Village venue on Wednesday night October
At a quick first glance and just a cursory listen, Robin Trower’s Joyful Sky would appear to be altogether similar to his previous few records. Like last year’s No More Worlds To Conquer, the
Belgian-born and New Orleans-based singer/songwriter Ghalia Volt recently released her fifth album, Shout Sister Shout!, via Ruf Records. True to form, and as she did with her previous albums, she
Laufey made her much-awaited return to Michigan, playing Detroit proper for the first time at a sold-out Majestic Theater on October 25th. (She played Ferndale last year.) Before the doors
Andrew Gold was a prolific songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and producer who influenced much of the pop and soft-rock sound of the 70s. Besides having a successful solo career with hits like
In 1948, club owner George Goldner made the decision to start his first record label, Tico Records, which would focus solely on Latin artists. It signed artists like Ray Barretto,
Chris Stapleton will continue his extensive “All-American Road Show” tour through next summer including newly confirmed shows at San Diego’s Petco Park, Minneapolis’ U.S. Bank Stadium, Seattle’s T-Mobile Park, Nashville’s Bridgestone
Leeds quartet Yard Act announce their new album, Where’s My Utopia?, out March 1st on Republic Records, and present its lead single/video, “Dream Job.” Co-produced by Yard Act and Gorillaz member Remi Kabaka Jr., Where’s My Utopia? follows the band’s debut,
Glitterer, the former solo project of Title Fight’s Ned Russin, returns with a new offering – and now, Glitterer is a full band. They have announced their forthcoming LP, Rationale, to be
