On Friday, February 2, Grace Potter’s Mother Road Tour stopped at The House of Blues in Orlando for a celebration of creativity and artistry. Newcomer Brittney Spencer opened the concert
One month down and we hope your 2024 is off to a fantastic start. Finding your footing in the new year is always a challenge. Resolutions you made for yourself
As depicted on the double-live album of 1974, The Gregg Allman Tour, the Southern icon’s first road excursion as a solo artist was a most lavish affair. Besides featuring a backing
Accorded increasingly greater recognition by design over thirty-five years, The Replacements’ Don’t Tell A Soul is no longer their most overlooked album. This concerted effort thus renders the cover photo a decoy of intent:
Dead & Company has set a residency at SPHERE in Las Vegas consisting of eighteen shows over six consecutive weeks from May 16 through June 22. The Sphere residency will feature never-before-seen visual storytelling
The Wu-Tang Clan universe is a large and intimidating one. The number of side projects and solo LPs within The Wu’s orbit is astronomical, and we’re thankful for it. The
Today, Columbia Records releases Billy Joel’s first new single in decades, “Turn the Lights Back On,”. Available on all DSPs and pressed on limited-edition 7” vinyl, fans can listen & purchase HERE. The single comes alongside
The energy and moment in punk that Green Day captured on Dookie needs to be more than studied, it needs to be felt. While the trio has gone on to
Few debut albums carry this much excitement with them. The Last Dinner Party has seemingly done everything a young band could hope for, major co-signs, playlist placements, and the attention
On his solo albums for the Sub-Pop label, (2011’s Several Shades of Why, 2014’s Tied To A Star and 2018’s Elastic Days) J Mascis has gone the basic acoustic guitar
