Langhorne Slim is one of those artists that really deserves to be bigger than he is. Everything about his show at New York’s Bowery Ballroom served as proof of that; he’s got the songs, he’s got the charisma, he’s got the sound, and god dammit does he have the stage presence. Granted, selling out the… Continue reading Langhorne Slim | NYC's Bowery Ballroom | Review
Billy Strings plays hard and he lives hard, picking so fast and intensely that he’s known to break multiple strings per song, and basing the songs he writes on the hard lives he grew up around in the abandoned rural communities of America. His new album, Turmoil & Tinfoil, taps into a deep vein of… Continue reading Billy Strings' Debut LP hits #3 on the Billboard Bluegrass charts!
The Eagles will perform a special invitation-only concert for SiriusXM listeners at the Grand Ole Opry House in Nashville on Sunday, October 29. The concert marks the first time the legendary GRAMMY Award-winning band – Don Henley, Joe Walsh and Timothy B. Schmit, with Deacon Frey and Grand Ole Opry member Vince Gill – will… Continue reading Eagles to Perform First-Ever Concert at the Grand Ole Opry House
Grateful Web recently spoke with Deborah Grabien of The Sound Field. Their new album The Bucket List is an astounding collaborative effort between stalwart Bay Area rockers and a trio that’s been performing for a decade. Deborah opened up about the inspiration behind her reuniting with songs from decades past and how songwriting and strong… Continue reading Grateful Web Interview with Deborah Grabien
Few bands have a reputation for making music as original as Gov’t Mule. The group, fronted by singer-guitarist Warren Haynes (with drummer/co-founder Matt Abts, keyboardist-guitarist Danny Louis and bassist Jorgen Carlsson) has delivered once again with their 10th studio album, Revolution Come…Revolution Go, on Fantasy Records. Revolution Come…Revolution Go shines a spotlight on the virtuosity… Continue reading Gov't Mule | Revolution Come…Revolution Go | Review
The Brothers Comatose have always been known to do things by their own design, and a tour on horseback is certainly an expedition the band had to encounter first-hand. In mid-October 2016, the five members of The Brothers Comatose and a trusted crew of equine experts all saddled up for a three-show tour throughout California’s… Continue reading The Brothers Comatose Saddled Up for a Horseback Tour
Thursday night in Stamford, CT on a mild late September evening, brought fun and great music to The City That Works. JD & the Straight Shot played an opening hour long set of mostly original compositions that ranged from Country to Americana inspired songs. Influences by Jay Ungar, David Bromberg, Larry Campbell and The Band… Continue reading JD & the Straight Shot | Stamford, CT | Review
During northwest Arkansas’ annual Bikes, Blues & BBQ festival near the end of September, fans of sultry Southern rock – of which there were many – enjoyed a lively set from JJ Grey & Mofro. A fairly frequent performer at George’s Majestic Lounge, lead singer JJ Grey was comfortable as ever with the variety of… Continue reading JJ Grey & Mofro | George's Majestic Lounge
Joe Deninzon writes about the songs on his new album, GUILTY OF INNOCENCE (Melodic Revolution Records). Many of these songs are snapshots of my personal life; others address topical themes. I write in the abstract and try to strike balance where you know what the lyrics are referring to, but there is plenty of room… Continue reading Joe Deninzon writes about the songs on his new album, 'Guilty Of Innocence'
One of the most respected voices in reggae music today, The Expanders will continue to spread their passion for the genre when their “Roots Train Fall Tour” makes stops in eight western states from October 5-28, 2017. The tour kicks off in Denver, Colorado, just days after the September 29 release of their highly anticipated… Continue reading The Expanders Announce Fall Tour Ahead of New Release
