Chase Rice and Old Dominion
You may not have known Chase Rice’s name a year ago, but if you follow today’s country, you surely know it now. Likewise, though you may not know the name … Read more
You may not have known Chase Rice’s name a year ago, but if you follow today’s country, you surely know it now. Likewise, though you may not know the name … Read more
Crowds gathered as a New Orleans style second line, featuring Irvin Mayfield as the leader as well as members of the New Orleans Jazz Orchestra, sauntered down 125th street to the Apollo … Read more
It’s perfectly fitting that Micky Dolenz‘ solo appearance at ArtsQuest was rescheduled from the dog days of summer (and too close to the Monkees’ tour stop at the nearby Sands casino) and … Read more
Arguably there have been other guitar gods in his wake, but none have left the emblazoned riff across the skies of our consciousness like Stevie Ray Vaughan, and the twelve … Read more
“I’ve been waiting for this moment. I’ve had to lay off desert for a week,” said Jorma Kaukonen as a huge bass guitar shaped cake was rolled onto center stage to … Read more
Canadian singer/songwriter Bruce Cockburn boasts a musical career that has spanned four decades, and has the accolades and devoted fan base to show for it. An ever evolving and experimental … Read more
Discover 31 talented ladies from the U.S., Canada, Australia and Europe across two CDs, with only a few of these names familiar to even the most ardent blues lover like … Read more
With 2014 now behind us, it’s natural to mourn things we’ve lost in the past year. But before we get too teary eyed, it’s important to remember that there are … Read more
It was a Sunday evening in Tucson, and crowds of smiling faces were descending on the Fox Theatre to see Dr. John and his band. Openers, the Bryan Dean Trio … Read more
Photos by Arnold Goodman The Peterson Brothers are particularly adept at a smooth, funky, groove-laden type of blues that requires a mastery of both musical timing and onstage … Read more