Jay Jay French’s Memoir Teaches You That Freedom Lies in Your Heart Sherry Thomas September 15, 2021 Books, Reviews How did the hit-song “Hey Paula” turn little Johnny Segal from the Upper West Side of Manhattan into Jay Jay French, the founder, guitarist, and manager of the world famous heavy metal band, Twisted Sister?&nb... 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...
Butcher Babies – Conquering the Goliath Vinny Cecolini September 3, 2021 Features, Interviews Experience everything the Butcher Babies have to offer at The Gramercy Theatre on Sunday, September 19. Heidi Shepherd and Carla Harvey are bursting with anticipation as the first date of the Butch... Read More...
The Struts Are Fun-Loving, but Still as Prolific as Can Be Leanne Aciz Stanton August 30, 2021 Features, Interviews From Lana and Billie to the Foos and the Stones, The Struts are an illustrious rock outfit with a glittering, masterful hand in just about everything – even if you have yet to realize it. Anyone in the ... Read More...
In Memoriam: Charlie Watts [1941-2021] Debra Kate Schafer August 24, 2021 Features, Interviews A simple man, Charlie Watts was the heartbeat of The Rolling Stones. Literally and figuratively, the world-renowned drummer set the tone for just about everything the band embarked on. From their greate... Read More...
Creating & Capturing Their Own Rock Reality – Bruvvy Goes All In On New EP Debra Kate Schafer August 19, 2021 Buzz, Features Miami is known for many things – the electric nightlife, South Beach, Cuban coffee, Pitbull... the list goes on and on. Tourist traps and famed rappers aside, the beloved Florida city is also home to one of th... Read More...
Crystalized & Individualized – Tash Neal Talks Grateful Moments & Solo Records Rob Duguay August 16, 2021 Buzz, Features Tash Neal brings his new sound to the Music Hall Of Williamsburg. Tash Neal got really personal when he released his debut solo album, Charge It To The Game, via Black Hill Records, on March 12. The for... Read More...
Full Circle Moments & Welcomed Returns – Rise Against at Stone Pony Summer Stage / July 31, 2021 L. Taylor Adzima August 4, 2021 Features, Interviews 2 An in-depth, personalized, playful, and honest review of Rise Against's Asbury Park return – a venue and band dear to our hearts, but not nearly as meaningful as they are to Taylor Adzima and Anthony Vito Cose... Read More...
ROCK READS – A Summer Guide For The Rock & Roll Literate James Campion June 9, 2021 Features, Goings-On, Reviews Looking for a celebration of music in words to while away your lazy summer days? Grove PR Last Chance Texaco: Chronicles of an American Troubadour – Rickie Lee Jones (2021) Good news: Rickie Lee J... Read More...
Low Cut Connie Take a Page Out of Everyone’s Book Debra Kate Schafer May 19, 2021 Albums, Reviews 1 On Tough Cookies: The Best of The Quarantine Broadcasts, Adam Weiner puts his signature Low Cut Connie spin on 23 songs. If you haven’t been keeping up with LCC, some of these tracks (and their Low Cut... Read More...
