Rather than merely soldier on without their leader and namesake (taking the night off as his wife recently gave birth), Joe Russo’s Almost Dead gave an absolutely stellar performance to
Billy Price’s star is rising. The Pittsburgh-based soul singer won a BMA for Best Soul Blues Album of 2015 when he collaborated with Otis Clay. Last year’s “Reckoning” received a
There’s something different about The Rails on their brilliant third album. It’s not just the sound of the record, which is harder, tougher and rockier than ever before. Cancel The
On “I Sing Them”, the midpoint of Ty Segall’s newest release First Taste, he declares his artistic mission statement, “I sing my song so I am free/I sing my song
When Hershey, Pennsylvania’s The Ocean Blue arrived with their self titled debut in 1989, and dead ringer British modern rock sound- perhaps they were a few years late to the
When Beck, Cage the Elephant and Austin hometown heroes Spoon announced they’d be touring together this summer, we knew the Night Running Tour stop here would be a hot ticket.
The Country Blues of John Lee Hooker from 1959 was long before “One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer, “Boogie Chillun” and ”Dimples” but the groundwork for such fare is here
Jeff Austin’s tremendous impact on our community will never be forgotten. So many family, friends, and music fans’ lives were connected and inspired by Jeff, creating endless memories, both on
Despite all their best efforts, The Wood Brothers could not capture and hold the attention of the audience that gathered before them at Burlington’s Waterfront Park on July 25th- this
Mentions of music festivals in the summer of 1969 usually bring one name to mind for most – Woodstock. Blues fans, however, point to the Ann Arbor Blues Festival, the
