On Wednesday night, the Colorado Daily and the Grateful Web presented “Twiddle” & “The Heavy Pets” at the Fox Theater. The show opened up with a seven-man reggae group, “Policulture.” The band members all seemed pretty young, and the drummer was clad in a gas mask and a rasta hat. Once I stepped into to… Continue reading Twiddle & The Heavy Pets | Fox Theatre | 3/21/12 | Review
The Woodsongs Coffeehouse Dalton Chapter concludes its annual winter concert series to benefit Providence Ministries on Saturday March 31st at the historic Dalton Freight Depot. This regionally acclaimed concert series will feature one of the top selling performing acts in bluegrass, Special Consensus with the Belfry Fellows (formally Rockin’ Acoustic Circus) an emerging band with… Continue reading Woodsongs Coffeehouse Concert Series Finale with Special Consensus
Blix Street Records artist Maia Sharp is featured on a live duet posted by her friend Bonnie Raitt in anticipation of the release of Raitt’s new studio album SLIPSTREAM. Sharp, who sings backgrounds on several tracks on SLIPSTREAM, will release her own new album called CHANGE THE ENDING this summer.Raitt has posted a live recording… Continue reading Bonnie Raitt Posts Live Duet with Maia Sharp for Download
It’s everybody’s birthday at an Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros show, where several dozens of fans are welcome on stage to dance and take over the vocals, more or less, as they are struck with the desire to do so. Among the young hippies, hipsters, gypsies and all other people gathered at the Boulder… Continue reading At Home with Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros
Don Williams‘ legions of fans across the globe have long been hoping, but likely not expecting to hear new recordings from him again. He has been pretty determined to spend most of his time on his Tennessee farm, quietly, with his family— and for over four decades, country music’s “Gentle Giant” has been known for… Continue reading Country Icon Don Williams To Release New Record | June 19th
Coming off a successful SXSW run and with a few more tour dates to go, The Mynabirds announce the Record Store Day release of a 7″ from their upcoming album, GENERALS. The “Generals” single precedes the June 5th album release and includes the non-album track “Fallen Doves.” The 7″ features silk screened sleeves that are… Continue reading The Mynabirds Announce Record Store Day Release Of Generals 7"
The inaugural Catalpa Festival is coming to New York City on July 28th + 29th 2012 from 1pm to 11pm and is lining up to be the year’s most unique and original music and lifestyle event. Taking place on the remarkable Randall’s Island, just to the Eastern side of Manhattan, the festival is set beautifully… Continue reading Inaugural Catalpa Festival Announced for New York City
Beer. Two Brothers brews it, Old Shoe sings about it. The sheer appearance of the sphere of beer and a brewery inhabited by beer enthusiasts inspires a severe tear that quickly disappears due to the cheer that surrounds the sound that you hear from music, sweet music. It was the meeting of two great gears… Continue reading Old Shoe & Jaik Willis Celebrate Two Brothers Brewery's 15th Anniversary
Quintessential guitarist Steve Kimock is hitting the road this spring with stops already scheduled for Connecticut, New York, Maine, Vermont, Ohio, Illinois, Missouri, Indiana, Tennessee and Atlanta. For the first large-scale tour in almost three years, he will be bringing Bernie Worrell (founding member of Parliament Funkadelic, Talking Heads) on keys, drummer Wally Ingram (Sheryl… Continue reading Steve Kimock Announces Spring Tour Dates & New Line Up
Railroad Earth is wrapping up their spring tour with final stops in Richmond VA, Baltimore MD, Hampden Sydney VA and Philadelphia before they start their busy festival season where they will be making appearances at festivals around the country. Don’t miss them at Old Settlers Music Festival, Main St. Forth Worth Arts Festival, Mighty High… Continue reading Railroad Earth Wraps Spring Tour Festival Season Ahead
