The New Orleans long-running funk outfit Galactic pulled into Brooklyn Bowl on Friday, January 31st, for the first gig of a two-night stand in Williamsburg that wrapped up their mini Northeast winter
Last night (February 2) was the music’s most significant annual night as the industry flocked to Los Angeles for the 67th Grammy Awards. As always, the night was filled with
On April 18th, Peter Holsapple will release new solo album, The Face of ’68, via Label 51 Recordings. It follows 2018’s solo album Game Day, but also finds its place
David Quinn emerged as a recording artist in April of 2019 with his debut album, Wanderin’ Fool, a Dylan-esque record reminiscent of The Band era, with a turn-of-the-century vibe featuring Boogie-woogie
As the Americana genre continues to expand even further into twangy realms previously corned off by artists like Emmylou Harris and Gillian Welch, there’s a rush of young voices permeating
While the words “heavy” and “David Bowie” aren’t synonymous, the late great Starman nonetheless produced his fair share of visceral material over the years. If you go back to the
Given the vagaries of Bob Dylan’s now sixty-year-plus recording career, it’s hard not to overthink his albums like Shadows In The Night. The temptation is especially significant in the case of
In this increasingly fast-moving world, most of us should be so lucky to find a job we love doing and stick with it for thirty-five years. This is exactly what
Frank Black’s return home to Boston at the House of Blues for his “Teenager of the Year” 30th Anniversary Tour was a masterclass in revisiting a classic album while keeping
After 25 years, celebrated indie-rock band Murder By Death is announcing its final tour. Spanning June through November across the U.S. and parts of Canada and the UK, the extensive
