Nashville-based singer-songwriter Heather Bond is a musical vision. With a crisp falsetto, gentle instrumentals, and relatable lyrics, Bond is politely earning her way to the top and doing so much … Read more
In this current age of nostalgia for alternative ’90s, where cult bands reunite to gracious crowds they had known in their original run, this seems like a good time as … Read more
The New Orleans-based funk-rock sextet Flow Tribe is known for their groovy instrumentation, soulful vocals, and high energy performances. Last year, the group released Alligator White, a six-track EP, featuring the … Read more
This was an interesting pairing—intriguing enough to completely fill The Sellersville with both respectful and partying fans. I’m surely biased because the venue is a mere 20 minutes from home, … Read more
In the past, when we’ve shared tracks by the darling indie-duo Big Little Lions, we’ve highlighted the sugary-sweet, upbeat vibe that Helen Austin and Paul Otten create together in … Read more
“Sincere” is not a word to be used lightly, because, frankly, it’s far overused, and doesn’t always carry with it the gravitas it deserves. But it’s hard to avoid the … Read more
For over four decades, John Oates has been putting out album after album with music partner Daryl Hall as the beloved American pop-rock duo Hall & Oates. After years of … Read more
Celebrating blues legend Muddy Waters 100th birthday this year, the good folks at Jazz At Lincoln Center scheduled this performance, billed as also including the great blues singer Taj Mahal. … Read more
One Eyed Jacks, located in the French Quarter just a couple of streets outside of Bourbon Street, has a small bar with a few intimate booths and a décor you … Read more
50 years ago, the psychedelic-rock band Grateful Dead formed in California. With a loyal fanbase of “Deadheads” following their every move for three decades, the band played well over 2,000 … Read more
