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Progressive rock pioneers and Rock & Roll Hall of Famers YES are on their “Classic Tales of Yes Tour” that kicked off in September and runs through November. The Steve
The Wood Brothers have never radiated such calm, confident dignity as they did striding out onto the MainStage of the Flynn Center on October 27th. But their unassuming demeanor was
Jaime Wyatt’s much-buzzed-about debut, Felony Blues, focused on her battle with addiction and time in prison for drug-related crimes. Her remarkable follow-up, 2020’s Neon Cross, continued that same autobiographical narrative,
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Alex Ellis, the UK Americana-oriented singer-songwriter, under the moniker Our Man in the Field, has teamed with esteemed producer Tucker Martine (Rosanne Cash, Bill Frisell, Modest Mouse) for his second
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