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Photos by Laura Carbone Through an innovative and arresting multi-media production, Mississippi came to New York City on two cold February nights, with the “Voices of Mississippi” event at Lincoln … Read more
Photographs by Ana Gibert Leading an all-star band, singer, songwriter and Lovin’ Spoonful leader John Sebastian took a full house on a trip from the Delta blues to Greenwich Village’s … Read more
Jonathan Paull Gertler operates on the “less is more” premise with No Fear, set for release on September 10. Capturing a pure acoustic sound, Gertler has gone for clean guitar … Read more
Departure is exactly that: a new move in modern folk music. With their band, The Shift, Cascadian ramblers Kalan Wolfe and Keely Crow-Ka infuse intuitive, organic production and sparking musicianship … Read more
Clint Morgan self-titled his latest album “Troublemaker,” and once again hit the nail on the head. Jam-packed with his own off-center but dead-on view of life and music (“They Put … Read more
Photographs by Arnie Goodman Richard Thompson performed at the Free Wednesday concert series that will brighten up every Hump Day in Woodbridge through September. Promoter Bill Brandenburg packed the Woodbridge … Read more
I only knew of Rod Picott because he wrote and worked with Slaid Cleaves, but that was enough to pique my interest. Wood, Steel, Dust, & Dreams is a collection … Read more
Luke LeBlanc started his success story young. Born and raised in Minneapolis, at 13 he was the youngest talent to win the Zimmy, a national singer-songwriter competition held in Hibbing, … Read more
The old proto-metal power company known as Cactus still has some juice. Jolts of heavy, blues-rock electricity have again awakened the sleeping giant, as the influential ‘70s arena-rock juggernaut presses … Read more
After 10 years of full-time touring, Jesse Terry knows one thing: an artist can take nothing for granted. When We Wander is Terry’s first CD since becoming a parent. With … Read more
