Kraken Music Fest The Used, Less Than Jake and Story Of The Year are among the bands set for Kraken Music Fest, which returns to Orlando at The Orlando Amphitheater on Saturday, February 19, 2022. […]
EELS have released the new album Extreme Witchcraft and are also set for their upcoming Spring, 2022 Lockdown Hurricane tour of Europe and North America. The tour starts March 11 in Belfast; get tickets HERE. The […]
By DONNA BALANCIA Meat Loaf, the larger-than-life rock musician and performer whose Bat Out of Hell album enthralled the world, passed away at 74, according to his social media pages. Born Marvin Lee Aday, the […]
Alex the Astronaut shares the hopeful new single “Airport” and announced news that the singer, songwriter and storyteller is expected to return to Austin, Texas, for SXSW 2022. “Airport” spins a cinematic portrait of the […]
By JOHN DALY Ronnie Spector passed away on Wednesday following a “brief battle with cancer” at the age of 78, the singer’s family said. Born Veronica Greenfield, the American singer who formed The Ronettes in […]
Matador will release Terror Twilight: Farewell Horizontal, a 45-track set that compiles Pavement’s remastered original 1999 album and includes special features. The collection contains B-sides, home demos, rehearsal tapes, live recordings, and rough tracks from Pavement’s […]
Photos and Words by NOTES FROM VIVACE The Hot Club of Los Angeles, a Gypsy jazz ensemble, continues to celebrate a decade-long Monday night residency at the Cinema Bar in Culver City. “A 10-year residency is […]
Review and Photos by JULIE ANN SHAW This was Gin Blossoms’ second night at Belly Up in Solana Beach, and their final of three nights in California. They had not yet begun their set and […]
By DAN MACINTOSH LOS ANGELES – What you may not realize when listening to Courtney Barnett albums is what a monster she is on guitar. In fact, she performs live as a power trio, with […]
By DAN MACINTOSH Some have called Neal Francis the second coming of New Orleans legend Allen Toussaint. That’s a whole lot of pressure, and two big shoes to fill. However, when you partake of funky […]
Does Ian Gillan of Deep Purple think we’re doing a good job of caring for the planet? What does Francis Rossi of Status Quo think about global warming? These questions and more are tackled by […]
By DAN MACINTOSH Beabadoobee has received a lot of airplay on SoCal NPR stations of late, so one might have expected a bunch of ragged looking hipsters to attend her Monday night concert in Hollywood. But […]
By DAN MACINTOSH Flying Dream 1 is the ninth studio album from Manchester, England’s Elbow. It’s also the band’s quietest release to date. Granted, this refined musical quartet has never been known for laying down […]
Photos and Words by LUIS MORENO The Peppermint Club isn’t a large venue but it’s intimate. It was a perfect spot for Samm Henshaw to meet and introduce himself to new and soulful music loving […]
By DAN MACINTOSH They always tell artists of every calling that the most important thing you can do is find your own voice. Find what sets you apart. What makes you unique. This has never […]
By DAN MACINTOSH LOS ANGELES, CA – Sadly, the Fiery Furnaces drew a relatively small audience to its midweek El Rey Theatre show. Granted, it was a Wednesday night, and not a weekend. Nevertheless, this […]
Photos + Words by LUIS MORENO Band of Horses took concert-goers on a nostalgic journey that revived the past while inspiring for the future at the Hollywood Palladium the other night. Ben Bridwell (lead vocals, […]
Photos + Review by HARRIET KAPLAN Grace McKagan, based on the first night of a November residency at Harvard and Stone, showed new audiences that she has a commanding style and a striking persona. The singer-songwriter […]
Photos + Review by NOTES FROM VIVACE Letters to Cleo played to a crowd that spanned the generations at the Troubadour on Friday night with Generation X going to the front of the stage. For […]
By DAN MACINTOSH LOS ANGELES – Aimee Mann had to restart a couple of songs during her delightful Largo at the Coronet show. She said she was aiming for perfection because this performance was being […]
Review By AVA LIVERSIDGE Photos by LUIS MORENO HOLLYWOOD – Last night, a conspicuous crowd made up the line around the corner of Hollywood Blvd and Gower Street to get inside the famous Fonda Theatre. […]
By DONNA BALANCIA Photos by PAUL MCALPINE BOSTON – Mon Laferte, one of the most popular Latina singer-songwriters today, is fitting a tour into her personal life, promoting her soon-to-be-released album 1940 Carmen. She delivered […]
Curated by DONNA BALANCIA Mick Jagger told Howard Stern that performing on tour without Charlie Watts is “strange,” but the Rolling Stones drummer told his bandmates to “carry on” without him. It was the first […]
Curated by DONNA BALANCIA Dogfish Head Craft Brewery has published The Dogfish Head Book: 26 Years of Off-Centered Adventures, a chronology of the adventures that have made Dogfish Head the renowned craft brewery, distillery, hotel […]
By JOHN DALY Stereophonics have dropped the track “Hangin’ on Your Hinges,” a high-energy rocker accompanied by a stylish lyric video. It’s the first single off Stereophonics’ album Oochya! to be released in 2022. The […]
Photos + Words by DONNA BALANCIA Julian Marley and The Uprising, are touring the U.S. and bringing good vibrations. He may be the son of legendary Jamaican Reggae Music King Bob Marley, but UK-based son […]
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