Coming off of 2019’s highly regarded debut LP Drogal, the Dublin based post-punk band Fontaines D.C. return with their follow up – A Hero’s Death. The band has eased back
Nashville recording artist Colleen Orender’s new music has been called “a sultry jazz dream with pop sensibilities and a touch of James Bond” by NPR when she was part of
Last year Charley Crockett released The Valley, an album of 16 songs that was recorded before he had open-heart surgery. It showed his abilities as a songwriter and storyteller. Not
2018’s May Your Kindness Remain was singer-songwriter Courtney Marie Andrews’ breakout album. Old Flowers, her third for Fat Possum, surpasses that effort. Few albums come more highly anticipated. Every so
“I’m in my wardrobe.” Jon Anderson, the unmistakable voice of Yes, is having a dilemma when I call in for our interview. He can’t find a certain jacket and he
The Texas Gentlemen – a flawless collective of Dallas-based musicians that have served as backing band to everyone from Kris Kristofferson to George Strait – recorded some of their latest
There are several things that make Willie Nelson a legend: his songs, his voice, his dueting expertise, his beat up acoustic guitar Trigger and his band. Not many singer-songwriters have
Originally forming in El Paso, TX, Holy Wave made their move to Austin, TX in 2008. And it’s no wonder, as Austin is a hot bed for great psychedelic rock.
This July 4th weekend marks the fifth anniversary of the greatest “final act” (with all due respect to The Last Waltz) in rock history when the surviving members of the
Dennis DeYoung is speaking his mind, loudly and clearly: about the band he formed in his basement with friends Chuck and John Panozzo; about politics and the news media; about
