Seth Glier
Seth Glier is a man of many parts and even more contradictions. His lyrics often rise from the social change or personal introspection tradition, but the music owes more to … Read more
Live Show Reviews
Larry Campbell & Teresa Williams
Photos by Marc Millman From the minute that Larry Campbell walked onto the stage with his wife Teresa Williams and the band, you could sense the warmth emanating from each … Read more
Freda and the Firedogs
Regaling in glory days as hippies performing classic country music, Freda and the Firedogs also memorialized an old friend at the Broken Spoke in Austin March 22.The show culminated two … Read more
Cabinet Of Wonders feat. Milk Carton Kids & Southside Johnny
Photos by Leland Gorlin The Ed Sullivan Show launched a thousand careers, from the Beatles to Señor Wences, but it’s been years since we’ve seen a variety show like the … Read more
Marc Ribot & Emeline Michele
The famous quote describing the ubiquitous NYC composer George Gershwin was that he had one foot in the door of jazz and the other steeped in classical music. As far … Read more
Bleachers
Come one, come all, come alive! That was the mantra of the Bleachers show at Terminal 5. Kids in love, the heartbroken and purely platonic friends jumped and sang along to … Read more
Richard Bona
Recently, phenomenal jazz and blues bassist Richard Bona dominated New York’s intimate Iridium and delighted the crowd with his unique genre-bending sound. Born and raised in Central Africa, Bona brings a fresh … Read more
Trigger Hippy
Photos by Mark J. Smith Trigger Hippy, Super Group? I think, yes. Their drummer and co-founder, Steve Gorman, refers to them as “a rock band that can jam.” I would … Read more
Nora Jane Struthers & The Party Line
In the wake of Nora Jane Struthers’ third album, Wake, she and her band, the Party Line, hit the stage at NYC’s Joe’s Pub. “Wow! I like it,” Struthers cried out. … Read more
