Navigating Perilous Waters
On the eve of his new release, Eric Burdon told Elmore: “I would say to any kid who is starting out to be a live performer, Learn how to read … Read more
On the eve of his new release, Eric Burdon told Elmore: “I would say to any kid who is starting out to be a live performer, Learn how to read … Read more
Spring break is almost here, which means it’s nearly time to sit back, chill out and get some good ole R&R. Rock ‘n’ roll, that is. Whether it’s downing that … Read more
Having seen some 300 bands at Folk Alliance where the competition for spots runs hot and heavy and the quality runs high, this week I’ll point out a few exceptional … Read more
This Memorial Day weekend, the good citizens of Boston will be treated to the first annual Boston Calling Festival from May 25th through May 26th. Organized by The Bowery Presents … Read more
Plenty of people are celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Rolling Stones, and for good reason. Few acts ever make it to 50 years, let alone “The World’s Greatest Rock … Read more
For many, Scott Weiland more or less represented Stone Temple Pilots. His gruff voice (and let’s face it, his heroin-fueled antics) defined the band for the better part of two … Read more
It’s safe to say that Mumford & Sons have gotten very far by staying the course, musically. Not that that’s necessarily a bad thing, as their songs are still good … Read more
This morning, David Bowie gave us the second taste of his upcoming album, The Next Day. “The Stars (Are Out Tonight)” gives credence to the statements issued by Bowie producer Tony … Read more
Heading north in February—unless you’re toting skis—begs institutionalization. My institution involved a hotel, a couple thousand other music nuts and some head-changing acts: Folk Alliance, the industry’s gold standard in … Read more
Former Allman Brothers Band and Gregg Allman Band guitarist Dan Toler has died, according to reports coming out of the Sarasota area. He was 65 years old. Toler got his … Read more