5x Grammy-winning Brittany Howard and Mercury Prize winning, Grammy nominated Michael Kiwanuka announce a co-headline fall tour with support from Yasmin Williams. The tour will kick off September 29th in Philadelphia for a run of 14 shows across the US, wrapping in Paso
It is beyond anyone’s imagination how Hamish Anderson isn’t headlining 3k capacity theaters. With a thrilling guitar style that rivals Gary Clark Jr., Anderson remains the guitar hero most music
The late Joe Cocker’s debut album, With A Little Help From My Friends (released 4/23/69), should be regarded as one of the finest debut albums in the history of contemporary rock. In
Suppose you’ve read about singer-songwriter Charley Crockett, a Texas-born descendant of Davy Crockett. In that case, you know his nomadic, scuffling existence in the first three decades of the award-winning,
Irish blues-rockers Taste were contemporaries of the seminal power trio Cream and didn’t last all that much longer than the latter. Having been employed as one of the openers (along
Bitter Calm is a band from Birmingham, AL. They make music that one would call “sad,” but much like the torrential rains that punctuate their lives, it’s a different kind
Babe Report delivers an urgent message over a bed of distortion on their new single “Turtle of Reaper.” Even in a forest of dense textures, the crescendos are as clear
Indie folk musician Zoe Boekbinder’s latest effort, Wildflower, is at times stripped down and desolate and other times, beautiful and encouraging. The album is the result of dealing with both
Cris Jacobs is going back to his roots. Saddled by some recent bouts with mental health issues, along with a self-proclaimed musical identity crisis, Jacobs recently found himself at something
The Northeastern New Mexico town of Tucumcari is best known in song for its destination calling in Little Feat’s “Willin.” And while many probably havent’ been from Tucson to Tucumcari,
