Photos and review by NOTES FROM VIVACE LOS ANGELES – Johanna Samuels celebrated the release of her album “Sorry, Kid” in front of the Los Angeles home crowd at Zebulon. It was a night for […]
The legendary singer-songwriter Gilbert O’Sullivan will release his 21st album, “On The Record” in November, and has previewed the collection with a new song called “Growing Old Disgracefully.” Produced by Andy Wright, “On The Record” […]
Stephen Bishop has created a keepsake record for collectors and lovers of great music, a vinyl-only release of his 1976 classic album, “Careless.” The Oscar and Grammy-nominated musician has released a 50th anniversary edition of […]
Roger Taylor of Queen fame has released the single “I See You Now” off his forthcoming album, “Violence Insane In A Beautiful World,” due Sept. 18th from Columbia. “It’s a love song, it’s really about […]
Review by NOTES FROM VIVACE LOS ANGELES – Death Cab for Cutie celebrated the release of “I Built You A Tower,” their 11th studio album, by spending their summer touring the United States. That included […]
Vocal quintet Pentatonix have announced a new leg of their “Christmas In The City Tour.” Following last year’s successful holiday tour, Pentatonix will once again bring their harmonies, festive spirit and unforgettable performances to 28 […]
The official Queens of the Stone Age Complaint Hotline is now open, and the band wants to hear the bad … as well as the good, and maybe even some ugly. Fans, friends, and foes […]
Foreigner continues in grand form with a new live album “In The Eye of the Storm,” the official soundtrack to the band’s remarkable Ellis Island concert, filmed last year in The Big Apple. The album is […]
John Mellencamp continues his “Dancing Words Tour – The Greatest Hits” with August stops including Texas, Phoenix and Los Angeles. Mellencamp, the 74-year-old rocker known for his Americana vibes and vast catalogue of “everyman”-style radio […]
Rock the Ryman will return to the historic Ryman Auditorium in Nashville on Sept. 1. Celebrating the intersection of Rock & Roll and Country music, Rock the Ryman returns for the second time to honor […]
The Beatles will release an expanded special edition of “Rubber Soul” on Oct. 2 via Universal Music Group and Apple Corps Ltd. The Beatles have also released a new visualizer for “Michelle (Take 1),” an […]
Photos and review by NOTES FROM VIVACE LOS ANGELES – The band One Tribe Nation is a blend of rock, funk, soul, Afro-Latin rhythms, jazz, and world music. They’re led by founder Michael Sanders and […]
Photos and review by NOTES FROM VIVACE LOS ANGELES – The chamber pop duo Gracie and Rachel (Gracie Coates and Rachel Ruggles) recently released their third studio album “If We Could, Would We.” The album […]
The Ramones will get a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, it was announced last week and the New York punkers and their pals will be celebrating this year’s 50th anniversary of the band’s […]
My Morning Jacket, Little Feat and a Bob Weir Celebration are the highlights for Sunday’s music at the Great South Bay Music Festival in Patchogue, N.Y. Long Island’s longest running outdoor fest which celebrates its […]
The Revivalists have released “Get It Honest,” the band’s first full-length album in more than three years, it was announced. The album is available via Concord Records. “Get It Honest” is the sixth studio album […]
Young The Giant and Tennessee songstress Valerie June will headline the fifth annual Annapolis Songwriters Festival to be held in Maryland’s capital, from Sept. 10 through Sept. 13. Young The Giant is known for its […]
Photos and review by ALYSON CAMUS LOS ANGELES – Three sold-out nights at the Hollywood Bowl celebrated filmmaker Wes Anderson and his unique gift for selecting music for his deeply personal films. An all-star lineup […]
By AMES FLAMES LOS ANGELES – My time with Betty Blowtorch was never a dull moment beginning with their debut show in January of 1998. They created and played amazing music and put on a […]
By DONNA BALANCIA DEWEY BEACH, De. – The Bacon Brothers – AKA actor Kevin Bacon and composer brother Michael – put on a musical performance that blends folk, rock, soul and country they call “Forosoco.” […]
Photos and review by ALYSON CAMUS LOS ANGELES – Los Angeles celebrated America’s 250th birthday over the Fourth of July weekend with a three-hour concert, fireworks, a drone show, and, of course, plenty of food […]
‘I Should Be Happy’ Album Underscores Singer’s Perseverance By DONNA BALANCIA Anne Richmond Boston has released “I Should Be Happy” and she and listeners are truly happy as this excellent album has finally gotten a […]
“Tolerant World” is just one of the new upbeat tracks to be discovered on the upcoming album by Professor & The Madman called “Dreamworld,” out in August. The rock group is fronted by songwriters Sean […]
The moment between The Cranberries’ debut “Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can’t We?” (1993) and their commercial breakthrough “No Need to Argue” (1994) was a pivotal time for the soon-to-be worldwide stars. Feeding […]
More than 60 years after his first hits, Gary U.S. Bonds remains one of the true architects of American Rock ‘N’ Roll. His stories are as vibrant as the music itself, making this a fascinating […]
For Wesley Stace, formerly (and occasionally still) known as John Wesley Harding, could it really be the final hurrah? Stace will release his album, “One Last Heist” via Pravda Records, Sept. 2 on 12-inch LP […]
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