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Grateful Web Presents – Revolutionary Music: Satsang, Jon Wayne & the Pain, Tea Leaf Green, Hot Buttered Rum, Rastasaurus, & Chain Station

On an incredible night of music that spanned an entire block in Five Points in Denver at a legendary venue, Cervantes Masterpiece Ballroom and the Other Side, six bands took to the stage to crowded audiences. In the main venue, Tea Leaf Green, Hot Buttered Rum, and Chain Station played. On the Other Side, Satsang,… Continue reading Grateful Web Presents – Revolutionary Music: Satsang, Jon Wayne & the Pain, Tea Leaf Green, Hot Buttered Rum, Rastasaurus, & Chain Station

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Mother Hips | Moe's Alley | Review/Photos

With a long, arduous 2015 behind him, The Mother Hips‘ cofounding guitarist Tim Bluhm slowly adjusts his seat center stage at Moe’s Alley in Santa Cruz, CA last Friday, February 26. It’s hard to tell if his facial expression bears sharp pain or intense anticipation. He can’t walk himself across the stage and so is… Continue reading Mother Hips | Moe's Alley | Review/Photos

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Neko Case + Felice Bros. | Boston | Review

An adoring crowd greeted Neko Case and the Felice Brothers at House of Blues Boston on Wednesday night. The buskers-turned-festival sweethearts, The Felice Brothers, gave a praiseworthy opening set that incited hoots and hollers from the crowd. Fiddle player Greg Farley stood out as the gem and his booty-shaking enthusiasm was infectious as evidenced by… Continue reading Neko Case + Felice Bros. | Boston | Review

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Elephant Revival | Petals | Review

When Elephant Revival took to the studio in Maine to record their 4th LP – Petals(Thirty Tigers), with Josh Ritter’s long time collaborator and producer Sam Kassirer, it would be the first time doing so without founding member and singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist Sage Cook. It would also be the band’s studio introduction of Charlie Rose who stepped… Continue reading Elephant Revival | Petals | Review

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Zoso | Stage AE | Pittsburgh, PA | Review

Zoso: The Ultimate Led Zeppelin Experience, are not your average tribute band. And when trying to replicate one of the greatest rock bands of all time, an average tribute band will not do. These guys are the real deal! The group recently made a stop at Pittsburgh’s Stage AE on February 19th, and performed a… Continue reading Zoso | Stage AE | Pittsburgh, PA | Review

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The Infamous Stringdusters @ The Fillmore

Approaching the middle of a 34-date winter tour in support of the release of their sixth full-length studio album, Ladies & Gentleman, The Infamous Stringdusters are having a ball. On Saturday, February 20, they brought their high spirited Ladies & Gentleman Tour to The Fillmore in San Francisco. A true reflection of the record released… Continue reading The Infamous Stringdusters @ The Fillmore

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David Grisman | Ophelia's | Review

David Grisman has been a household name in the acoustic and bluegrass world for many years. His innovations in these genres as well as creating his own genre in “Dawg” music, named by Jerry Garcia, has inspired new generations of bluegrass for decades. Dawg music can be best described as the combination of jazz, bluegrass,… Continue reading David Grisman | Ophelia's | Review

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Melvin Seals | The Warfield | SF | Review

While the San Francisco Bay Area might have some mighty fine music venues in the present, there are fewer that remain from the city’s bright musical past. One of the few that’s stood the test of time is The Warfield. Right off of Market Street, adjacent to downtown’s Tenderloin neighborhood, it’s hard to tell the… Continue reading Melvin Seals | The Warfield | SF | Review

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Mike Gordon | The Gothic Theatre | Review

Denver was the site of the tour closer for Phish‘s quirky bass player’s solo project. The ever evolving creative genius put together his phinest lineup to tour with and flex his creative juices that seem to ooze out of him constantly whether it is making music or film or photography. He is an innovator, and… Continue reading Mike Gordon | The Gothic Theatre | Review

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Particle | Rex Theater | 2/13/16 | Review

Since the early 2000’s Particle has been breaking down the barriers between the Jam and EDM genres to define new sounds. Out of this effort has come a new genre of music that we know as jamtronica or livetronica. This signature sound combines elements of Electronica, Funk, and Rock with a heavy emphasis on improvisation… Continue reading Particle | Rex Theater | 2/13/16 | Review

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