Manny Cabo
You may recognize Manny Cabo from his memorable performances on both The Voice and La Voz. You may also be familiar with Manny’s extensive portfolio of photography. And even more so, you may know the New Jerse... Read More...
Twin Temple—Runnin’ with the Devil
From Robert Johnson to Screamin’ Jay Hawkins, from Jimmy Page to Slayer, Satan has always been a rock ‘n’ roller, and his new favorite band—and soon to be yours—is undoubtedly Twin Temple. The Los Angeles husb... Read More...
Juliana Hatfield Has Got You Covered
Juliana Hatfield, the prolific singer-songwriter from Boston, has just released her second collection of cover songs on her latest LP, Juliana Hatfield Sings The Police. Hatfield released her seventeenth album... Read More...
Old Crow Medicine Show—Ramblin’ at the Ryman
There are many venues throughout the world, but few are held in such high esteem as the beautiful Ryman Auditorium in Nashville. Best known as the home of the Grand Ole Opry from 1943 to 1974, it’s been called... Read More...
Trigger Hippy: Steve Gorman Opens Up About the Death of The Black Crowes and Coming Full Circle
Steve Gorman has had an extremely busy year. His band, Trigger Hippy, just released a second album entitled Full Circle & Then Some (Turkey Grass Records). He also launched his latest radio show, Stev... Read More...
Neil Young with Crazy Horse—Colorado (Reprise Records)
Colorado, the latest album from Neil Young with Crazy Horse, is a tour de force and return to form for Young. The album marks his first album in seven years with the garage rock/proto-grunge group that Young f... Read More...
Starcrawler—Greetings from Los Angeles
While out on the road supporting The Distillers this past May, somewhere in the heart of the Motor City, Starcrawler’s lead vocalist Arrow de Wilde is crouched up in a ball at the edge of the stage, purring in... Read More...
On the Scene: There’s a Reward: A Celebration of the Life & Music of Neal Casal to Benefit Musicares at the Capitol Theatre
“One of my best memories was when I hit my one and only home run at Petersen Field that spring day.... Dad was in the stands watching me and he was so proud of me, I don’t think I’ve ever felt so good in my en... Read More...
In Memoriam–Ginger Baker [1939 – 2019]
The world of rock ‘n’ roll lost a titan of undeniable force on October 6, as legendary drummer Ginger Baker died at the age of 80. Baker—best known for his work as a member of Cream and Blind Faith—passed away... Read More...
Liam Gallagher—Why Me? Why Not. (Warner Records)
Liam Gallagher weighs in leaner and meaner on his second LP, Why Me? Why Not. The album is the follow-up to 2017’s commendable, As You Were, which was Gallagher’s first proper solo album after the disbandment ... Read More...
