Brian Wilson at the Capitol Theatre / October 6, 2021 Glyn Emmerson October 15, 2021 Concerts, Reviews Brian Wilson sat centerstage at a white piano at the Capital Theatre wearing a light green shirt with fellow Beach Boy Al Jardine and son Matt Jardine flanking him left and right like royal guards to the rock ... Read More...
SPOTLIGHT: Kim Petras Might Be More Excited Than Us to Bring the ‘Future’ to NJ Debra Kate Schafer October 6, 2021 Concert Calendar, Goings-On When you think of fun, vivacious, unique, and striking places in New Jersey, there's a good chance you think of either 1) Asbury Park or 2) Atlantic City. When you think of fun, vivacious, unique, and strik... Read More...
SPOTLIGHT: Days Away From Devo Headlining Radio City Debra Kate Schafer September 16, 2021 Concert Calendar, Goings-On Save for five years, Devo have been bringing stylish synth-pop into the homes and hearts of music lovers everywhere for 48 years. Their twinkling and vibrant take on the art rock genre put them on the map, but... Read More...
PREMIERE: Suzanne Vega’s Sentimental “Anniversary” Adds to Her Contemplative Discography Katherine Yeske Taylor September 8, 2021 Features, Interviews In conversation about her ever-evolving songwriting tactics and very favorite live music venues, the folk pop muse shines a light on just how vital meaningful lyricism can be – and why she always strives for i... Read More...
Rock and Pop Music Are the Catalysts to Reopen Broadway Everynight Charley Crespo September 7, 2021 Concert Calendar, Goings-On Bruce Springsteen reopened the Great White Way when Springsteen on Broadway became the first in-person, limited-run show following the pandemic-era lockdown. Additional pop and rock productions are r... Read More...
Glass Animals at the Lena Horne Bandshell / August 31, 2021 Everynight Charley Crespo September 6, 2021 Concerts, Reviews In a rather unusual move by BRIC Celebrate Brooklyn Festival, the concert promoter on August 31 removed almost all the seats from in front of the Lena Horne Bandshell in Prospect Park, Brooklyn. Pressed agains... Read More...
The Sensational Rachel Bochner Discusses Pop Music’s Underrated Flexibility Debra Kate Schafer September 1, 2021 Buzz, Features Chatting with pop-icon-in-the-making Rachel Bochner shines a light on how even something as trivial as ghosting your therapist can be a prolific, telling, intimate, and lighthearted insight into modern young a... Read More...
Lorde Let’s “The Bliss Begin” On New Album L. Taylor Adzima August 25, 2021 Albums, Reviews Solar Power covers a lot of new ground for Lorde, even if the almost seven minute long orchestrations on the new "Oceanic Feeling" sounds eerily similar to the complex melodies found on 2017's "Hard Feelings/L... Read More...
In the Groove & In the Mood – The Jungle Giants’ ‘Love Signs’ L. Taylor Adzima August 23, 2021 Albums, Reviews Defying any and all expectations of indie pop, this rising, yet already beloved Aussie band is well on their way to becoming a global phenomenon with their newly released fourth album. (Their almost two millio... Read More...
A Jordan Lewis Exclusive To Celebrate “Company” Debra Kate Schafer August 19, 2021 Albums, Reviews Company, in this case, being much more prolific than that of the physical meaning of the world. We may not be in a place to keep company safely and securely, but we are in a place to realize than company, figu... Read More...
