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Burlington’s Waylon Speed are announcing the upcoming release of their new EP and invite fans, critics, and strangers alike to celebrate The Boots EP at their release party the opening night of The Rock n Roll Resort: A Thanksgiving Affair, Friday, November 25, 2011 in Kerhonkson, New York, about an hour north of New York City.
This Thanksgiving weekend offers plenty to be thankful for as Railroad Earth debuts yet another exciting destination holiday music event: RRE’s Horn-O-Plenty Getaway!Set to take place on November 25-26 in the Pocono’s town of Stroudsburg, PA, the event features an incredible weekend of music, art and poetry, along with local food, drink and hotel specials.
The front room of the Larimer Lounge filled quickly as Guards and Deer Tick finished sound checking on Thursday night. Shoulder to shoulder, audience members got friendly with their neighbors waiting for the doors to the back (stage) room to open. The show was sold out and fans showed up on time to catch an intimate performance and hopefully get an up close vantage point.
A never-before-released Glen Campbell live album, Bill Medley’s post-Righteous Brothers solo albums for MGM, a 1975 album by Maggie & Terre Roche of the Roches, a retrospective of country singer Jody Miller’s Epic Records years and two new Dick’s Picks volumes from the
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It is no doubt that 2011 has been the breakout year for the South's most powerful new voice Kristy Lee. She has won the hearts of legions of fans on her city-to-city sold out tour and continues to win critical acclaim from music critics and industry legends.
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Z2 Entertainment is proud to present Kraddy at the Fox Theatre on Saturday, January 28th. Tickets will go on sale to the public on Friday, November 18th for $13.00 in advance and $16.00 day of show.The Los Angeles-based electronic-music Don known as Kraddy has always brought the undiluted sound of the underground to new audiences.
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Otis Taylor isn’t defined by any single category. A musical alchemist and a true innovator, Taylor has never been afraid to experiment beyond the blues tradition. He’s a master craftsman who has created his own signature “trance blues” style by melding haunting guitar and banjo work, syncopated rhythms and a combination of gruff vocals, shouts and yells with raw passion. “When I sing, I just do what I do,” Taylor says.
