The second day of Austin City Limits Weekend Two continued with a second consecutive scorcher, but another massive crowd gamely gathered to take in the day’s sets, led by an
Marcus King, the soulful guitarist and vocalist, brought his electrifying MOOD SWINGS tour to Boston’s House of Blues this past Friday night. King’s performance left the audience breathless. Known for
Back for seconds, Austin City Limits returned to Zilker Park for Weekend Two. Under sunny skies and toasty temps, the festival got off to a hot start. Here’s a quick
FORM Arcosanti is a unique festival at Arcosanti, an experimental town in Arizona founded by architect Paolo Soleri. The festival blends music, art, and architecture, focusing on sustainability and community.
We cooked up a good one over here at the old Caustic Kitchen. October is off to a roaring start with two packed weeks of new music just waiting to
Craft Latino’s reissue of Traigo de Todo, marking Fania Records’ 60th anniversary, breathes new life into the 1974 classic from Ismael Rivera—a seminal figure in Latin music, often affectionately known
It’s easy to see what Margo Price heard in Jack Quiggins and Ryan Jennings, the duo behind Teddy And The Rough Riders. The two Nashville artists play a uniquely original
Héctor Lavoe’s sophomore album, De Ti Depende, released in 1976, builds on the success of his debut La Voz and elevates his artistry, firmly establishing him as one of salsa’s
A great deal has transpired in recent years, and Lucy Isabel captures the essence of these changes in her profoundly touching new album, All The Light. There are the obvious
Not many artists dare to cover The Allman Brothers Band’s complex instrumental rocker “Jessica.” Perhaps it’s the dare of nailing Chuck Leavell’s ravaging piano solo or the twin drum attack
