Los Angeles indie rockers Cheekface brought its quirky music to The Social in Orlando on Monday night April 14th, celebrating oddball narratives and danceable grooves. Pacing, singer-songwriter Katie McTigue’s project,
Rock and Roll Hall of Famers Heart is back on tour and celebrating fifty-plus years since their debut album, Dreamboat Annie, was released to critical acclaim. Helping to define the hard rock
The fiddle-banjo duets of Rhiannon Giddens and Justin Robinson in “What Did the Blackbird Say to the Crow is a statement of defiance, a reunion, and a bold assertion of
In the mid-1980s, The Bolshoi were one of the most distinctive bands to emerge out of the English music scene. Blending post-punk and alternative rock, accompanied by witty and often
Sloan Simpson has been recording for over two decades. Until now, none of the music has been his own. This changed with the release of his debut album, System Update
Yolanda Sargeant is the Queen of lo-fi soul, a genre that she and her producer, Comrade (Evgeniy), pioneered after they could not find an appropriate label that fit their eclectic
Deep in the Saharan desert in the country of Niger lies Agadez, a city that is known for its mysterious desert rock music. After many years playing weddings and other
Kristina Murray soaks in the nostalgia of bygone honky-tonk with an authentic timbre, top-shelf musicianship, and production that make 2025 sound like 1975. Murray will release her Normatown/New West Records
Nearly sixty years after the release of the International Submarine Band’s Safe at Home, the album continues to inspire generations of musicians. Gram Parsons’ initial foray into pure country was
Jazz isn’t just music. It’s a conversation in real-time. Every note, pause, and riff is a decision made on the spot, which makes it so thrilling. There’s no script to
