Exclusive: Blackfoot Gypsies
To The Top is 15 tracks of Southern-infused rock, represented by genres such as soul, swamp blues, and hillbilly twang. The Nashville quartet even brings in some punk courtesy of … Read more
Posted in April, 2017
John Oates, on Change of Seasons Memoir
On the surface an unlikely pair, musician John Oates got together with his friend Doug Glanville, a former outfielder for the Philadelphia Phillies, to treat a New York City … Read more
George Winston Back on Track
Celebrated pianist George Winston will play a concert April 14 at the Loreto Theater at The Sheen Center (New York), featuring old and new compositions. Winston released a cancer research benefit album, … Read more
Eliza Neals
10,000 Feet Below is already riding high in blues charts in the US, Europe and beyond. With 11 tracks, the album is a glorious bit of blues-rock, with Neals’ classically … Read more
Exclusive: Samantha Fish
Samantha Fish on her new band, new album and upcoming gig at the Highline Ballroom Interview by Jon Kleinman As Samantha Fish reflected on her career in a mid-town Manhattan … Read more
Harvey Mandel
To some degree, you know what you’re in for with Harvey “The Snake” Mandel—the man knows his way around a fretboard, can wail with the best of ‘em, and makes … Read more
Anders Parker Premieres his Out-Of-This-World Video for “The Man Who Fell From…
Varnaline, Anders & Kendall, Space Needle, Gob Iron. Indie, folk, experimental, rock. These are the many faces and genres make up songwriter/guitarist/multi-instrumentalist Anders Parker. But now, with the April 14th release … Read more
Victor Wainwright to devour PB&J
Photos by Laura Carbone One of the biggest rising stars and hardest touring groups on the road today, multi award-winning Victor Wainwright and his band took home the top two … Read more
David Starr Shares the Video for “The Head and Heart” from his…
It’s not a stretch to say that David Starr lives and breathes music. When he isn’t writing, recording, producing or touring, either as a solo artist or with his band, … Read more
Tommy Talton
When you write lyrics like “The hands on the clock seem to knock at your door with a message you’ve fallen from grace,” you get Duane Allman banging at your … Read more
