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On June 14, Phoebe Bridgers headlined with MUNA for BRIC! Celebrate Brooklyn, an event at Prospect Park Bandshell that was as rock...

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Flogging Molly’s anthemic, trail-blazing punk tunes have shaped the lives of many over the 25 plus years. With no signs...

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All Bastille, all the time… even if you don’t know it. It has been 20 days since Bastille lit up...

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As music lovers, we are grateful to have spent the last 25 years – a quarter of a century –...

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A track-by-track look at an album that is drawing attention, streams, fans, and love from all corners of the world....

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They might not be back in town, so to speak, but they are back… this time on newly restored DVDs....

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When people think of Americana, they often think of blues, country, and even jazzy soundscapes. What it really is, and...

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They say timing is everything, and that rings true for everyone, even the most significant and established of artists. Tears...

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A debut record out, some friends in high places, and an expansive love of music, Calling Cadence is on the...

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