The phrase “Best weekend of the year” has grown to be synonymous with the Briggs Farm Blues Fest which celebrated its 26th year, this past July 6-8. The event, held
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on All Of Us Or None, the new album from J Navarro & the Traitors, in his signature six-panel comic strip
The relaunch of Original Jazz Classics saw two legendary artists get reissues with Craft Recordings repressing Workin’ With the Miles Davis Quintet and Thelonious Monk with John Coltrane. The second
Despite being in its infancy, The Drake Amherst has seamlessly embedded itself into the culture. The freshly-opened venue is only a year old in 2023 but has completely changed the
On so many levels The Legend of Sam Davis is a rare gem and should, if there’s any justice in the music world, be recognized as one of this year’s
The name of Taylor Swift’s post-pandemic comeback tour is self-explanatory. How each of us got here is another story. We all have our own tale to tell (that we know
For some Baltimore-area Phish fans, last night’s (7/6) Trey Anastasio Band performance at the Pier Six Pavillion was long overdue. After a pair of previously canceled gigs (a July ‘93
Another shortened work week somehow feels like the longest week in recent memory. As the days crawled by, the main motivator was to get to this point, another Friday of
When it was announced that a new PJ Harvey album was being prepped for release, it felt like everything came to a standstill. The last time we heard from the
It felt like we simultaneously and collectively decided that the soul trio Gabriels was going to be the next face of the genre. It was only last year when the
