Seattle bartender-turned-singer/songwriter Dean Johnson and his band have been touring to support the release of his latest release, I Hope We Can Still Be Friends, the powerful follow-up to his
Few bands feel as tied to their hometown mythology as The Flaming Lips, so it makes perfect sense that their full-album performance of Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots would eventually
Steve Hackett’s show at Revolution Hall on Saturday, November 22nd felt important. For starters, it was the final stop on a lengthy North American tour that had this Rock and
Fleetwood Mac Live 1975 captures the band at a pivotal turning point, months after Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham joined and just before the group became one of the biggest
It is hard to believe we are already a week away from the official start of the holiday season, but 2025 isn’t going out without squeezing every drop of new
Matt Storm makes music that fuses vintage soul and jazz with modern alternative sounds. A songwriter since age 13, his writing touches on introspection and hard truths. The multi-genre, multi-instrumentalist
We are all the main characters of our own story. That’s why, for singer-songwriter Gus Carrington, wasting away in the break room wasn’t enough. From starting The Stupid Reasons on
“Yo ho ho and a bottle of rumHoist the mainsail, here I comeAin’t no room on board for the insincereYou’re my witnessI’m your mutineer.” Warren Zevon said the song “Mutineer,”
At this point in his storied career, Freddie Gibbs has very little left to prove. From Grammy nominations to overcoming controversies, to reaching an undeniable level of Hip-hop prowess through
Travis Bolt has always been a fighter—not just in the literal sense, but in the way he refuses to let circumstance define him. That grit shapes every corner of his
