Jay Psaros has crossed genres and blended styles; he’s played bars, medieval-themed dinner theaters, small clubs, house concerts, weddings, support slots for National Acts and small headlining tours at regional … Read more
To celebrate its 21st anniversary, Appleseed has enlisted an extraordinary group of artists to highlight the label’s commitment to folk music, new and old, and to a message of awareness. … Read more
Catching up with ZZ Top’s legendary frontman, Billy F Gibbons, as he passes through London was the easy part, as senior Elmore writer Iain Patience discovered. Pinning down for interview time … Read more
Photos by Lou Montesano This Tedeschi-Trucks Band appearance at New York’s Beacon Theatre was their 30th show at the venue in their traditional fall residency. Many friends of the band … Read more
Born in New York City, Saul Rivers began piano lessons at three and picked up other instruments in middle and high school. By 16, Saul had learned his way around the … Read more
Marty Balin, the legendary founder and lead vocalist and hit song-writer of Jefferson Airplane and Jefferson Starship, passed away on September 27 at 76. Balin suffered complications following open heart surgery … Read more
Most of us never saw the Beatles in concert, but the Fab Faux faithfully recreate some of the most extraordinary music ever written, and are, arguably, the next best thing. Five of … Read more
Grammy-nominated singer Shemekia Copeland will perform the national anthem on Sunday, September 30 at the NFL game between the New York Giants and the New Orleans Saints. The game, broadcast live on … Read more
Photos by Debra Rothenberg It’s that time, when our early heroes grow old. Among the many announcing their retirement, Joan Baez has been staging a “Farewell Tour,” and here’s … Read more
Photos by Debra Rothenberg Probably the world greatest ukulele player, Jake Shimabukuro has come out with a bold new album The Greatest Day (spoiler alert: it’s a day at the beach), … Read more
