moe. is heading to the West Coast in January, marking a long-awaited return since their last tour in the region was interrupted by the pandemic. Launching at The Observatory North
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In comparison to the rhapsodic, literary nature of Jackson Browne’s eponymous debut LP, his second album, For Everyman, seemed literal-minded upon its release a half-century ago in October 1973. In hindsight, however, it’s
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Good Rzn is a Los Angeles-based duo consisting of multi-instrumentalists Josie Molasky and Tommy Ghirardini. The band began releasing music in 2021 and their style can be described as a mix of
The Third Mind is a group of musicians that qualifies as a supergroup but would probably resist such an accolade and its accompanying trimmings, preferring instead to revel in the
On a cool, windy night in Boston, complete with torrential rain to boot, fans of the incomparable Lucinda Williams took shelter in the legendary Orpheum Theater on October 21st for
When you hear “rock ‘n’ roll,” who pops into your head? For many folks, it’s The Rolling Stones, especially the older crowd. These guys are music legends, cultural rebels, and
Alice Cooper, the legendary Godfather of Shock Rock, returned to Tucson on October 21st during his “Too Close for Comfort” tour. Even though the Arizona native normally tours six months out
If you ever doubted the massive appeal of punk rock in the late 1970s/early 1980s, just remember that it was broad enough to inspire a politically-minded, sneering upstart punk band
