Three time Grammy winner, Mickey Hart, will perform with his band at Stellarfest at the Mishawaka Amphitheatre in Bellvue, CO on August 24th and August 25th. The show will feature brand new material as well as selections of Hart’s greatest hits and Grateful Dead songs. Hart’s new album entitled Mysterium Tremendum, his first in five years… Continue reading Catch Mickey Hart Band at the Mishawaka Amphitheatre
Lucero have been around for 14 years but never made a music video — until now. The video for the title track of their critically acclaimed Women & Work album will be available on YouTube on Thursday, October 23. Lucero worked with director Jonathan Pekar, head of the film department at Memphis’ legendary Ardent Studios,… Continue reading Lucero unveils first music video, "Women & Work"
Have you Herd? Donna the Buffalo will be traveling the country this fall and winter! Sounding better than ever, they have been in the studio this spring and summer working on a 10th album and will be performing new songs, along with the old favorites, up and down the East coast before heading out West… Continue reading Donna The Buffalo's 2012 Fall, Winter, and NYE Tour Announced
The NYC-based rock/fusion quartet TAUK announced today they will open for festival legends, Perpetual Groove on select dates of their Fall Fend For Your Life US tour. TAUK will join the tour with a one-off set in Richmond on Sept 6th followed up by the band’s highly-anticipated return to their hometown jam/rock mecca, Brooklyn Bowl on… Continue reading TAUK To Support Perpetual Groove on Fall Tour
Moonstruck Management is proud to announce they have signed Sleepy Man Banjo Boys for exclusive booking and management representation. Brothers Jonny, Robbie, and Tommy Mizzone became a viral sensation last winter sparking a whirlwind year that included performances on The Late Show with David Letterman, NBC’s Today Show, The Grand Ole Opry and many more. “We… Continue reading Sleepy Man Banjo Boys Sign with Moonstruck Management
Combine the intoxication of Old Shoe‘s Jerry Garcia inspired set with the buzz of Two Brothers’ craft beer and the very least you’ll get is the spins. Old Shoe played Two Brothers Roundhouse on August 10th, 2012. The classic spinning hippy girls were out in full force. With them comes the inevitable creepy old guys… Continue reading Old Shoe | 'Songs of Jerry' | Two Brothers Roundhouse | Review
Rachel Brown‘s roots are apparent from the moment you hear her music. Her roots are stemmed from Ethiopian, Bermudian and Southern influences are beautifully carried throughout her sound. Brown’s distinct sound crosses the genres of pop, Caribbean, Hawaiian, African, country, hip- hop, and soul. Besides the normal guitar, bass, and drum set up, Brown and… Continue reading Rachel Brown | Building Castles | New Music Review
Asheville NC’s Town Mountain kicks off a Fall Tour surrounding the release of their fourth album, “Leave the Bottle.” The album is officially released on September 4th, 2012 through Pinecastle Records.”Centered around strong, soulful vocals, and poised to stay put,” says Woody Platt of the Steep Canyon Rangers, “Town Mountain are true to bluegrass in… Continue reading Town Mountain's Fall "Leave the Bottle" Tour Announced
If indie-rock ever could ever possibly get together for a night of baby-making romance with disco then they might spawn the new Pomegranates CD entitled Heaven. This romance may never actually happen but that is the beauty of art. The falsetto vocals and heavy hi-hat carry the first two-tracks and then dive into fevered lo-fi… Continue reading Pomegranates | Heaven | New Music Review
This morning, NPR’s All Songs Considered unveiled the new single from Freelance Whales’ Diluvia. The song, “Spitting Image” will be available for download tomorrow on iTunes. In the meantime, the band has launched a pre-order of Diluvia here. The album is bundled with a limited-edition star projector custom-designed for Diluvia, and is also available in… Continue reading Freelance Whales Premiere Track On NPR's All Songs Considered
