I reviewed Uncle Lucius’s The Light a few months ago and watched numerous videos of them on YouTube. So it was pretty obvious that a live Uncle Lucius show was a high priority for me. Tonight was the night, and the show was […]
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I usually mention the opening act when I review a concert but in this case I decided to do a separate review on the opening act. Beaucoup Blue opened for Sonny Landreth and Cindy Cashdollar and yes, I totally enjoyed […]
As of recent, I had the pleasure of experiencing Jason Achilles Mezilis live. Playing on a pleasant evening in Boston, Massachusetts , he took over the room at PA’s Lounge, like no other I have seen before. One thing to […]
The normal cool urban vibe of the Stokes Croft area of central Bristol was subjected to some serious disruption last Friday night. Rock and Roll had come to town – in the form of South Carolina’s Marcus King and his […]
In his multi-faceted role as interpreter, writer, performer, and innovator of English folk music, Martin Carthy is considered by many to be a godfather of that tradition. Since the 1960’s folk revival he has been key in paving the way with […]
I had the absolute pleasure of attending the LAMPEDUSA: Concert For Refugees the other night. Not only was it a great night of music but it also was for a really great cause. The tour put together by Patty Griffin […]
The Spanish Gothic United Artists Building, the current Ace Hotel in downtown Los Angeles, was the perfect setting for the Vidiots Foundation’s inaugural Harry Dean Stanton Award – presented to its nonagenarian namesake Sunday evening as the first in an […]
It’s comforting to know that in these troubling times those fans of a certain generation can still find solace in musical heroes that continue to pursue their muse far longer than age ordinarily allows. With Dylan now in his mid […]
What did you do this weekend someone asked me. “Oh I went to Amanda Shires’ party.” It has a nice ring to it, no? If her recent stop in Washington, D.C. hadn’t been called the Amanda Shires Album Release Party, […]
Glen Hansard’s music is not readily pigeon-holed, mixing and fusing rock, folk, and soul. He’s pop enough for Broadway, roots enough for FreshGrass and HSB. Nor is Hansard’s music easily forgotten, such is his flair for melody, way with words, and instinct […]
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