Finally, I was able to see Colorado-based Elephant Revival perform a full set at a sold-out show at The Sinclair last weekend; sadly, I missed their sets at the festivals we both attended last summer, and only caught a few […]
Finally, I was able to see Colorado-based Elephant Revival perform a full set at a sold-out show at The Sinclair last weekend; sadly, I missed their sets at the festivals we both attended last summer, and only caught a few […]
I am frequently awed by the talent displayed by young musicians, and Wisewater — a mostly bluegrass duo composed of Forrest O’Connor (mandolin, guitar, and vocals) and Kate Lee (fiddle and vocals) — is one such group that amazes me. The first time I […]
This was a show I decided to attend merely because it sounded interesting – a Boston-based musician and friends performing Michael Jackson’s Thriller on Halloween afternoon. What could be bad about that? As it turned out, it was a fantastic […]
Prior to this show at Club Passim, I had seen Dietrich Strause play with a couple of other bands which were fairly different from each other — one bluegrass, the other traditional British folk — so I had no idea […]
Even though I wasn’t yet familiar with Fred Eaglesmith, I am extremely glad I made it to this show, because this was a night of fabulous music that left me smiling until I went to work the following morning. Currently touring […]
Prophet usually appears with a band called Mission Express, named after a bus line through the Mission district of San Francisco, but this night he appeared solo. One of the people sharing my table had seen him at least nine times […]
I knew Stash Wyslouch from a terrific bluegrass band called the Deadly Gentlemen, which disbanded about a year ago, so I was expecting an evening of bluegrass. What I saw was bluegrass meets acoustic heavy metal. One of the only […]
I cannot say I have seen Dom Flemons perform ‘many’ times, but I have seen him enough to recognize that he is one of the most engaging, knowledgeable, and talented musicians touring today. The show this week at Boston’s Museum […]
Honestly, I am not a fan of heavy rock or heavy metal, so I did not listen to Triumph in their heyday. However, when I read Rik Emmett‘s description I thought I would enjoy the show. An acoustic show by […]
Matuto is Brazilian slang for ‘country bumpkin’, and is also the name of a wonderful bluesy band based in New York City who I saw perform in quite a different setting than their usual outdoor festival. Club Passim is quite […]
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