Next year, the public television music mainstay Austin City Limits is celebrating its 40th anniversary with a killer lineup that includes the likes of The Avett Brothers, Nickel Creek, Spoon, Future Islands, The … Read more
As lauded as he’s been on his own as a classic, classy crooner and debonair personality, Bryan Ferry has never been able to fully eclipse his work with Roxy Music, … Read more
With more than twenty years of experience under their belt, Sloan is an impeccable live act. It was my third or fourth time seeing one of my all-time favorite bands, … Read more
Who could have imagined that we’d see any kind of unity from Richard and Linda Thompson after their acerbic break-up, detailed in their landmark album, 1982’s Shoot Out the Lights? … Read more
With a fresh batch of shows and live album releases, Gov’t Mule is celebrating its 20th anniversary … Read more
The members of Creedence Clearwater Revival are heading back to court, with John Fogerty being targeted by his former bandmates. Doug Clifford, Stu Cook, and the widow of Tom Fogerty … Read more
It’s about time! Here is the first and only comprehensive history of John Denver and his music. Beginning in 1964 with the Mitchell Trio (“For Bobbi”) to 1997, including his duet … Read more
It’s easy to be an Al Green fan: you just have to have ears. David Letterman counts himself among the Al Green faithful, and after the two met and exchanged … Read more
Few groups are as connected to the rich history of bluegrass as Hot Rize. Founded in 1978, the group has featured such immense talents as Tim O’Brien, Mike Scap, and … Read more
All was relatively quiet at the Hotel Congress except for the buzz near the Copper Hall door. There, with no help from the staff, a line began to form, and … Read more
