Shortly after bluegrass legend Del McCoury partnered up with Roy Carter of the High Sierra Music Festival in 2007, with the aim to bring a version of his wildly successful
It was an average Monday on February 21, 2021, car doors were slamming as people traversed roads on their way to work. The last days of Winter grew closer and
In the world of rock and roll, it’s hard to find a busier artist than Ambrose Kenny-Smith. His day job, if you will, is multi-instrumentalist with Melbourne, Australia’s psych gods
Shaky Knees started ten years ago when founder Tim Sweetwood noticed the absence of a proper indie music festival in the Atlanta area. It’s no surprise that it sold out
The realm of modern troubadours is that of a long list that includes names no so familiar. Afton Wolfe is a name that deserves immediate attention with his gravelly aching
To celebrate ten years of top-shelf local and national musical talents, regional craft beers and ciders, unique and familiar foods, a vast array of independent vendors, and a remarkably family-friendly
The Nashville-based, hard-rocking Country Westerns return with their sophomore album Forgive The City, bringing with them a classic rock sound that is spiced with punk rock energy. Guitarist/vocalist/songwriter Joseph Plunket
The vinyl industry has seen a tumultuous few years. Between backups at pressing plants and a rise in prices, collectors are attempting to navigate the ever-changing world of vinyl. The
While it’s only been eight years since guitarist Neal Casal formed the ensemble after being tasked with providing incidental set break music for the “Fare Thee Well” concerts commemorating the
The Kinks have released The Journey – Part 1, a double CD featuring handpicked songs by the Davies brothers and Mick Avory.. The drummer legend shares the legacy of the band with Glide
