The Bridge School Jazz-Fest returns for another year at Buck’s County Playhouse, and this year’s lineup is a doozy. The Dirty Bourbon River Show kick things off with hard-edged New … Read more
Let us never live in a world where Rhett Miller isn’t doing something in music, becasue we honestly wouldn’t know what to do. Fortunately, Miller seems determined to make sure … Read more
Ruthie Foster, comfortable with blues, soul, folk and gospel, is known for her ability to stir emotions in her listeners no matter the genre. Her last two albums, 2009’s The Truth … Read more
Look, there’s not a whole lot we have to tell you about this show. It’s Crosby, Stills & Nash. On their own, they’re three of the most influential musicians ever … Read more
Few bands live and breathe rock ‘n’ roll the way that Jeff The Brotherhood do. Live and on record, the duo have a passion for hard-driving, skull-splitting rock, the kind … Read more
Vintage Trouble rose out of the ashes of several other bands only to become something special all on their own. Their first album, which was originally intended to be a … Read more
Toeing the line between jangly guitar pop and hard Southern rock, Atlanta’s Drivin’ N Cryin’ have created some memorable moments over their 30-year career. Spearheaded by the ever-prolific Kevn Kinney, … Read more
The harmonica is an under-appreciated instrument, but there are still a few musicians out there giving the harp its due course, and Rick Estrin is among the finest. The reigning … Read more
The best names in blues and blues-rock have been coming together every year in San Diego for a noble cause. Since 2011, the San Diego Blues Festival has been putting … Read more
Ian Hunter is probably best known as the frontman for glam-rock icons Mott The Hoople, but there’s much, much more to him than that. Beneath Hunter’s hard-rocking exterior is a … Read more
